the in southern europe. oranges ripened just in time for winter. further north, where winter's or cold and damp tropical fruit becomes a source of vitamins. a reminder of summer the we headed to calabria, our, the farmers and harvest workers in southern europe fearing. how are they coping with the pressure to keep prices low? like many other farmers across europe now low in orange farmer has been struggling to keep his farm going for years. i don't know what i'm, what is the producer who ends nothing supposed to do with the either exploits to harvest workers by paying them off the books by paying them less debug domain already doesn't pay taxes with the online or you have to quit smoking on the sale for them to the tune about physical mitchell in the market doesn't care. on this phone, i democratize 0 interest in whether producers and the profits in the end. it came out in task to the serial number that i believe that price tides should show the sales price and how much the farmer will earn it from the product line k, both pricing. so in other words, we don't like to go to the top righ

so let's say we decided to take a closer look at what farmers and harvest workers in southern europe are facing. they need us, but don't give us papers and, and about carpet they've got how people leave. why don't we do? i mean, it's estimated that over a 1000000 migraines work in european fields, the city come and see what's hiding inside these lovely red strawberries. the in southern europe, oranges ripened just in time for winter. further north, where winter's or cold and damp tropical fruit becomes a source of vitamins. a reminder of summer the we headed to calabria, our, the farmers and harvest workers in southern europe fearing. how are they coping with the pressure to keep prices low? like many other farmers across europe now low in orange farmer has been struggling to keep his farm going for years. i don't know what i'm, what is a producer who ends and nothing supposed to do with the either exploits the harvest workers by paying them off the books by paying them less debug domain already doesn't pay taxes with the online or you have to quit smoking on the sale for them to the

we are much more positive on southern europe. they are the engines of growth right now. are slightly concerned over not in europe or germany because the growth picture is very low in my mind, when i look at southern europe, yes, absolutely the debt levels are high, but they are making all of the right noises when you look at giorgia meloni's government, you see that if you look at france, you are looking at fiscal deficit to be 3% on a five-year horizon. i would argue southern europe is making the right noises. whether it happens or not, yes, we can debate. fiscal deficit is expected to come come down which paints a positive picture for europe. in contrast to france and germany. >> having growth does make a difference and gives you some room to maneuver when it comes to germany, what should happen from here? it is not the view that is widely held in some circles. there is a view that germany should find a way to support its economy and it should be investing and should be stepping away from fiscal rules from here what do you think? what would you say to christian lindner

>> we have been seeing it all year especially southern europe which is where we have our largest service portfolio. it's the reverse of what we saw after the gse. i was in athens last month. it's unbelievable the development that is going on. we are excited. we have a great leadership position there. america has bounced back really well this quarter. every single segment for new equipment construction, residential, commercial, industrial infrastructure was up for the first time this year. we booked almost 25% growth in the order book. i think sentiment has turned in many places. americas, clearly southern europe and middle east, asia- pacific, let's see what happens with the stimulus in china. >> i'm glad we are talking about other areas. you do miss a big move if you just focus on what is going on in china. there are other places to make money in the service business. thank you, judy marks. chair and ceo of otis. mad money is back after the break. >>> shares about it on the move after a michigan jury ruled in its favor. cramer is looking closer at what it means for the investing club an

portugal, not the only e u country battling a brain drain increasingly the holiday havens of southern europe. oh, great places to visit hard places to live. jo, nicole elders, era and this, but upsets for me and i'll be back in just a half last time. but next on the i'll just erase the restitution africa stone. and i want to say with the united nations 29 conference on climate change is seen as the most developing nations needed estimates. $2.00 trillion dollars a year to combat the worst effect deployment change that will be developed, weld stump up the finance massage, and we need to stay with out there at the end of the coverage of complex. you know, they are hundreds of thousands of african artifacts in west and museums masks, jewelry. manuscript statues, visit is of my, the beauty in glass display cases. but how many of them realize that most are only the because of colonization? the fact is that more than 3 quarters of steps to hire an advocates physical heritage was removed from the continent. the many people has been demanding the restitution of what they see as stone in works for de

so they don't see the market for those in, in, especially in countries like for example, southern europe and it's late in eastern europe. some of that are big word that they're going to have to force these costs into the market through discount thing. and that by the 18 me into that profits, or even making a loss. so i that, that, that say maintenance the say do you know they, they, they have the cause of already they knew these, this change was coming on. it's being flagged in advance for about 7 years, so it's nothing new. and you could argue that the economy because if they have struggled to sell it next year, is a problem of that road making? been a how much do the divisions within the you reflect, national invested interest? germany for example, has a huge automotive sector, but there are differences on tariffs with france for example. why, why is this so in the same thing, that protectionism against the, the market against china. i mean, within europe as well. i mean, i said that there is a big, important employer and the age government is very interested in supporting the industry

this will primarily supply central in southern europe with renewable energy from northern europe. must stay in the mac jones of norm denmark and norway have a lot of hydro power among other resources. these can be directly harness to support the hydrogen infrastructure. when this comes off to bonus and their new energy producing countries, germany doesn't have that. so our approach is different. this has to have the guns and then the obviously in further ratio, some final permits are still pending. and a few more hurdles remain. our ambition and strategy i'm place on the business level for the trend into production of green item is more expensive than production of gray height. and so the subsidy schemes and the certificates and schemes that needs to be in place to make it attractive for my customers. to buy green items in frankfurt, they're also eagerly awaiting the start of reading hydrogen production in denmark. we know that there shall nitrogen would be the icing on the cake for vehicles already running on alternative fuels. for electric vehicles, the electricity also has to b

significant for migrants coming into italy and southern europe. said keir starmer said he was interested in her plan. he has not ruled out paying a third party country to help. the home secretary in the uk has said these sorts of things that make these stats put out this week an optically good for the uk, over 800 this week an optically good for the uk, over800 migrants this week an optically good for the uk, over 800 migrants have crossed the channel in last week. tickets for next year's glastonbury festival sold out in less that a0 minutes this morning. 0rganisers trialled a new method for managing website traffic, by allocating fans a random queue number. previously they had to refresh a ticket holding page. looking forward to speaking to the lucky people that got them. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. it might be time to break out the winter wardrobe over the next few days. we are heading for a cold spell. as the air comes all the way down from the arctic, it will increase the risk of some snow and ice, and certainly some widespread

here's our southern europe correspondent mark lowen. that rescuers believe still hides many. with every hour, the chance of a miracle fades further. in garages and car parks, they fear more bodies will be found trapped as the floodwaters rose. search dogs and mountain rescue teams scour the landscape for the missing. from high above, they're winched down to comb one car. amazingly, a woman was found alive today after being trapped in her vehicle for three days. valencia's suburbs are scenes of carnage and the authorities are overwhelmed. now the prime minister has announced 10,000 more troops and police officers to join the relief effort. whole neighbourhoods are still caked in mud. streets stricken with the remnants of lives. legions of locals do what they can to clear, but it's barely scratching the surface. outside, we met pablo. on the night of the floods, he rescued elderly residents of a nearby retirement home and retrieved the bodies of those who didn't make it. and has it been...it�*s been destroyed? he takes me to where the pen

country battling a brain drain increasingly the holiday havens of southern europe. oh, great places to visit hard places to live during the whole elder 0 this. but why do you can find more news and features on our website that's out? is there a dot com? the weather is next. the inside story examines. if there's any way to stop the war insta, dont stay with us. the hi. lo, that was not in south america where the split picture remains with a weather lingering around southern parts of india and sri lanka. but up know what it is, a very dry and hazy story. the father and smoke issues have to sit across pockets done, and northern india so can very hazardous for new daily. a slight improvement is to come on wednesday, but we'll still be very unhealthy through to thursday, and that's watched wire across the northeast. if you split some spots of rain are expected in nipple fund glitch. continuing to see the sunshine, the wisest of the weather. still to be found in sri lanka on tuesday and its southern parts of east asia that are being tormented by a number of tropical storm

we got lost the clear weather, 5 try and sunny skies across much of the southern europe look further north and he comes to kind of yes for bring on from. but just a few days ago, connell is now to evening, intensifying, sweeping across the low countries, bringing some very strong winds and some heavy rain and across the netherlands, pushing across denmark easing over towards the baltic states line of shabby rain. just coming into the south of that little bit of snow on the leading edge of that is it pumped into that cobra because east and pa. so if you started that 2 across the it's joyce guys come back in across a good part of england and wells west. a weather started to push as wind to audit, but notice the winds coming in from a southerly direction. so here we'll see, warm are at eventually pushing back into the western side of here and for friday. what i'm afraid that when the weather will slide down to the central part of the mediterranean, southern italy, southern positive bulk, is it a bit of smoother? and we'll see some west weather, grassy pushing across into greece, maybe o

a move dustin to took back fire, not the view of southern europe at mountains and some sort of washington, 3 nights several people are killed and thousands more wounded and in this radio strike talk. seeing nothing in the national capital, the e u. we expand this times.

and while the russian orthodox church is normally associated with states in east and in southern europe, people are increasingly turning to the face on the african continent. we followed the journey of canyon orthodox priests and challenges. they even counted all listen more in new episode of africa. within a quick preview. i mostly patasha on down. my gosh, i'm priest. this is my jack of industry. i know freshman for the next jack. don't punish illness, auto and disciple flashing. i would wish that i can judge continuous beep and deep into the african according to sale bill pressed to save the judge. fundable most may be, it is a good plan. they offer coordinate brush and nice choice because we're not the we are additional people. we are the so the lunch hour, but i will see you in one. so 2 minutes, the the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle . joe biden is in legacy mode. he has less than 2 months to leave his historical mark to be remembered for being unfit for office and being one of the engineers of the palestine genocide, to cap it

any international form or in any other way. ever. dustin, to, to back fly up, not the view of southern europe at mountains in sunnyside washington. we night several people are killed and thousands when did and, and this radio strike talk, seeing nothing in the national capital, the e u expands this time soon as the game. iran on allegations that'd be as nomic for public has provided military, do it naples plus the hi. lo and i will welcome to attempt to national like for taking up your monday news with us if it was good to have your company on something just in stumped unapproved by washington. the top did not chose a bro has officially confirmed that the white house is allowing ukraine to use western supply. ms. solve for long range strikes against russia. this comes just to want supports before the by didn't ministration, leaves the open office on hand. so for the presidency to donald trump, the somebody's in the binder administration has authorized the use of its weapons up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory. it's not that much by way of a distance. it's not a very long distance, a

are coming to our country who are not from nordic countries, let's say, not from northern or southern europe, coming from africa latin america and we have to stop them at the borders. when you say it out right like that is appalling to most people. stephen miller best trait is trying to translate that idea into something as a speechwriter, translate those ideas into something the american people can hear and be like, that makes sense. that's why he has been able to stick with trump because trump knows that stephen miller can sell this base anger to the people. >> are you concerned that america will not freak out this time? or we won't have the pushback we had last time? we, over the last six years, as a country, have grown less and less tolerant of immigrants, and as they climate crisis worsens a more coming from more places, does it concern you that more and more people don't see it as a humanitarian crisis or don't have the compassion we did even four years ago. >> when we get to the scale of what trump has been talking about, that will jar people back into place. we were talking about the

un allege che preserva tutte le comunita tomatoes were a popular ingredient among the jews of southern europeo e arrivato a livorno e honore gatera salsa di hornazo e tutto un viaggio e tutto un viaggio olio no ha unless you want yeah, yeah, yeah i think so. >> yeah as the incredible smell drifts outside fabio's friends take their seats. >> the density of that flavor is just andiamo. si andiamo. >> io io si. yo questa responsabilita. >> okay llamo y. >> oh 000000, yeah wow. oh oh. >> for now natalia prezioso y grazie aplausos lo fabio may not be from livorno, but he can definitely cook a shakshuka. >> mhm mhm. all right puts the vongole oh my god these are ingredients rooted in both the poor fishing community and in livorno's immigrant past it's a part of tuscany's history on a plate and fabio's not finished in true tuscan tradition creativity is everything. >> and nothing goes to waste. so he whips up a second course with a leftover sauce mhm. >> why not? i'm thirsty. fabio can you have all the flavors of the sea? >> otherwise, what would you do with that beautiful sauce that he had left? it

in the news for all the wrong reasons. ones that getting the concentration of thunderstorms in southern europe and has been focusing on spain. this. something's not valencia. it is for the western granada, but the red warnings were in the southwest and obviously east coast and the warnings are fading away now. however, there's still going to be more right, as you can see, the any front systems in our northern europe. so it's getting cool to have it to something that's probably an improvement. the skies will cease in sunshine, the rain, but the circulation just west of gibraltar will concentrate in southwest in spain, and probably poached, growing next. the side of the shower was becoming lighter. and this part of the matter is raining, but they're still like you said a heavy and possibly it's really more especially west increase and it's cold in effect. but for the noise for the bulk and see some start even maybe in boulder area. more obviously, this is a cold front bring you started through vilnius 3 degrees here. and this great is, is typical of november slow to move hot to see the sunshine

coming to our country, who aren't from nordic countries, let's say, who aren't from northern or southern europe, even, who are coming from africa, who are coming from latin america, we have to stop them at the borders. that is something that when you say it out right like that is appalling to most people. stephen miller's best trait is trying to translate that idea into something when his time as a speechwriter in the first term, translate those ideas into something the american people can hear and have them be like, yeah, that makes sense and that's why he's been able to stick with trump so long because trump knows that stephen miller can sell this like sort of base anger to the people who will vote forward from. >> are you concerned that america won't freak out this time or we won't have the pushback that we had last time? because we, over the last six years, as a country, have grown less and less tolerant of immigrants and as the climate crisis worsens and more people are coming from more laces, does it concern you that more and more people don't see it as a humanitarian crisis or don't have

country battling a brain drain increasingly the holiday havens of southern europe. oh, great places to visit hard places to live during the whole elder, 0 elizabeth, and much more than that. and all of all stories that you've seen in this news, our and our website, how to 0. don't com. make sure you check out that 1000000 site will be here and just to by this time with much more today's news. thanks for sticking with us on our desert. bye. for now. the a private sizes like this will be we have only 10 minutes to take our belongings and leave the office so they can shut it down. for the victory for the government, get this one of those containing refugees, keep coming. the actions of israel's government, the military invitation, has been described as the closing of the policy. how is reported? look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed in the media. how it's used to justify the escalation, flu, escalation, anything new years that are known as the media. and they think it's how it is weaponized is, is online, which has been aim

portugal is not the only you country battling a brain drain increasingly the holiday havens of southern europe. oh, great places to visit hard places to live. jo, nicole elders, the era, elizabeth, you in climate change conference and as a buyer, jones capital baku is about to enter its 2nd week. and a significant part of the negotiations is the issue of nature based solutions. how environment is in the client reports from sha dog? did i sign to say it's impossible to fight against climate change without utilizing the natural world without nature. they just isn't the technology around to scan, not big struction of carbon that's required. so we have to rely on the world's oceans as far as it's rivers and it's waterways and it's gras simmons to do the job for us. the thing is it systems right around the world are in decline. so we need to try and restore them to put the wild back in wilderness and here at the shop, the national park, and as by john the to the exact to that, by re introducing his species, the nearly went extinct less than a century ago. the pricing early sun and the dying days of

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fits across europe that got lost the clear weather. 5 try, i'm sorry, skies across much of the southern europe look further north and he comes to kind of us following on from. but just a few days ago, connell is now deepening, intensifying, sweeping across the low countries, bringing some very strong winds and some heavy rain and across the netherlands, pushing across denmark easing over towards the baltic states line of shabby rain. just coming into the south of that little bit of snow on the leading edge of that is it pumps into that color because east and palm. so if you smell you that tube across the outs, dryscal has come back in across a good part of england. and wells west to weather started to push this wind to audit, but notice the winds coming from a southerly direction. so here we'll see where we're at. eventually pushing back into the western side of here and for friday. but i'm afraid that west of weather will slide down into central pos, ultimate, it's radius of them, at least on the pallets of the bulk. is it a bit smoother? and we'll see some west weather, grassy pushing across

country battling a brain drain increasingly the holiday havens of southern europe. oh, great places to visit hard places to live, joan, a whole l 20 and this, but a simple breaking news now it's being reported across the us media. so we'll say is that the us present, joe biden is for the 1st time authorizing ukraine to use us supplied long range missiles for strikes inside russia as, as something that biden has resisted for a long time. and the europeans have been pushing for the hearing for the 1st time, the bite and has or is going to be allowing ukraine to use us applied long range myself for strikes inside russia. that's why you have huge ramifications on the wall in the ukraine will be bringing you more on that as we gas has still had half on ounces era and suppose off to a series of near misses goals? well, number 3 has and it is tied full drought the after more than a century, this prison and the city of highland closed for good for 35 percent less crime in the past decade. the with not enough murderous or thieves next to fail the selves. prisoners have been

quote to man, the the hello, the threat of unsettled weather continues to linger across southern parts of europe . it has been most settled in the north. the things are going to change. we're going to see the arrival of more width and windy weather across scan today via that is on the shoes dates. still looking a little bit brighter for the northwest. the person on the island divided dry a skies here, but there is that gloomy cloud across small central areas. and will see the wes, this weather slipping towards the south, the southern pots of front seen some big bang is over the next few days. as on settled weather conditions continue for the battery, eric islands for corsica and sardine sicily and southern parts of greece. we have those warnings out for heavy rain as well here. that southeast corner we've seen a bit of a wintry wave move into romania remains losely dry. but dow, across the northeast, places like western russia. and we all got to see something of a cool down across moving parts of central europe as that west to where this starts to work its way in was blast to re wins as well. so

i really like what's -- greece i like what's happening in southern europe. rthern europe's still a little conflicted because of russian gas, natural gas, but i think the -- the story that's coming out that no one's talking about is that europe with a major comeback just a major comeback. and people have to realize, stop focusing on germany, which has problems with tariffs. start thinking about the rest of europe as being a growth engine in the world 800 million people, and people forget there was one time in our distance before we all decided that china was the be-all and end-all that selling diapers and prell in europe, wow we're going to be talking about europe for a long time because amazon has such great europe numbers. >> that will be a big number >> india and europe, carl. we've got to change the narrative. we can stick with the china narrative, but i tell you, i'm like vinegar joe stillwell he lost china. i'm losing china >> on a related note regarding mega cap tech, of course, amazon is up premarket sharply. the company does have a quarterly beat, hel

spain's mixed brands such as bertolli and carbonell, extreme weather and drought in southern europe have to a better harvest this year. prices have already cooled about 35% since january. i will send it back to you. >> thanks. >>> meantime, vaccine makers stocks are sharply lower on the week after the president nominated vaccine skeptic rfk junior as his pick to lead hhs. our image average joins us this morning from west palm beach with more on that and other transition pics. >> good morning to you, carl. an interesting development in the past couple of minutes, former trump vice president mike pence putting out a statement urging republican senators to vote against confirmation of rfk junior, so the former vice president now at odds with his former boss over rfk junior's potential nomination as secretary of health and human services. mike pence saying in this statement, i believe the nomination of rfk junior to serve as secretary of hhs is an abrupt departure from the pro- life record of our administration and should be deeply concerning to millions of pro-life americans who have suppor

we're not the country in europe. 20 southern member states have to agree, then get businesses on board before anything happens in china. the government just does it at the moment, the said the investment climate is a bit chilly. what we need now is some, some persistence to get to this slump. this, this market slow down for the next couple of years. it's all about having industrial bullets to that will be about the business case and this policy can be around the trade. so for example, terry's on the back to results it can be around carbon footprints, environmental requirements. that's with the bond, 6 local manufacturing in europe. again, we have it in the plans, but the delay and of course finally is given to simply investment support either full cole. this is to what's the objectives that we talk about. or, as i said, we, we, we go home. so we'll, we'll europe's battery supply chain look like in the future. my name will likely remain global, that you get this minerals from lots of different countries, which makes it less risky. processing is rather content will need to really up, it'

very unsettled across southern parts of europe. as we stopped the new week, we will settle conditions. however, coming into the very north, we have had some issues with gloom and doom across the north west. but it is looking right across britain and the island of island on monday morning away as sunshine. we've got some winter weather slipping into the low countries moving into germany. we want he's out here for those. a strong winds on monday, but we'll see that went to whether it's not slip. it's way for the south across the front, turning into snow for the outs and school, the conditions that is set to sweep into southern parts of france. so there are those unsettled weather conditions across much of the mediterranean. we've warnings out for the belly, eric island sicily as well, and southern pots of grease. we'll see some of that nice. the weather pushed down into the north of africa and touch up towards the south. east of europe was a wintry wave moving into romania. and it will be much better, however, for the likes of ports

the had a low, the threat of unsettled weather continues to linger across southern parts of europe . it has been most settled in the north. the things are going to change. we're going to be arrival of more width and windy weather across scan today via that is on the shoes dates. still looking a little bit brighter for the north west. the person on the island divided dry a skies here, but there is that gloomy cloud across most central areas and will see the west weather slipping towards the southwest southern pots of front seen some big bang is over the next few days. as on settled weather conditions continue for the battery, eric islands for corsica and sardine, its sicily, and southern parts of greece. we have those warnings out for heavy rain as well here. that southeast corner was seen a bit of a wintry wave move into romania remains locksley dry. but dow, across the northeast to places like western russia. and we all got to see something of a cool sound across moving parts of central europe. as that with the weather starts to work its way in was blast to re wins as well. so in te

europe stock. he bought many, was born in southern africa and was brought to europe and put on sho in london. and then paris. once he died in 1815, a body was bought and bisected by this wallet. just josh tv, the national history museum impact her genitals. i'm older for body address college for exhibits until 1970 west and connection still have thousands of human remains like those of saki bachman stored in anonymous boxes. the on the 20th, somebody yeah. you or somebody, you should do you know like it, are you coordinating mankey many, however, has never become a museum exhibit. he was the leader of the target people in the late 1819 and for the germans. in the mount came on gera region, in present, day time to me, he was handing 19 hundreds, and he's had taken to jem and his descendants. and jim and campaign is, have been trying for decades to return his head for burial. yak of silver room bottle has promised to recover millie's head, but still doesn't know exactly where it's stored. when he died, they chopped off his hedge head. this head was sent to jam and let us know that these head go

europe. and that was mentioned positively by other people. and they are only seeing strength all around the southernthat were collapsing within one decade are now doing great. portugal, ireland, italy, greece, spain. and when they were borderline bankrupt but now they are leaders. now we have the european and amazon. they have been losing money for ages. but finally made $1 million in the most recent quarter. $1 billion. it is not going to stop an amazon is going to be make them make more money than $1 billion profit. apple also picked up an extra million dollars last quarter. something that no analyst saw coming. burberry is in a positive restructure and also even a semi conductor capital company from the netherlands stood by its forecast. yet, nobody is paying attention because wall street gave up on europe ages ago. of course the reason is obvious. germany is synonymous with the auto industry and autos have accelerated but volkswagen has the first time they had to close plants. workers will see their jobs cut by 10%. i do not know if a volkswagen spy billion-dollar commitment to the american is g

it was in 2010, i remember, that everywhere i went that year — china, southern africa, the united states, western europeple complained that the weather had been weird. rain when you'd expect a dry season, cold at times of heat, and so on. the process has only got more extreme since then. according to the lancet, last year, almost half the world's countries experienced serious drought, while at other times in the year, nearly two thirds of the world's countries had serious flooding. right now, in the valencia region of southeastern spain, flash floods have caused the deaths of more than 50 people. steph hegarty, the bbc�*s population correspondent, has been working on a new series on bbc world service called life at 50 degrees, about how climate change is affecting the world. when the temperature is increased, water evaporates more quickly off the land, and there's more water in the air. so we're seeing rain patterns change quite dramatically, and that means for some places, they're seeing vastly increased drought and then really heavy rain. some places are seeing one or the other, which is also not good

would that store the had the weather range very unsettled across southern parts of europe as we stopped the new week? we went most seconds conditions. however, coming into the very north, we have had some issues with gloom and doom across the north west. but it is looking brighter across britain and the island of island on monday morning. away as sunshine, we've got some where to where the slipping into the low countries moving into germany with warnings out here for those, the strong winds on monday. but we'll see that way to whether it's not slip, it's way for the south across the front. turning into snow for the outs and stormy conditions that is set to sweep into southern parts of front. so there are those unsettled weather conditions across much of the mediterranean, with warnings out for the belly, eric island sicily as well, and southern parts of greece. we'll see some of that nice. the weather pushed down into the north of africa and touch up towards the southeast of europe was a wintry wave moving into romania and it will be much better. however, for the likes of portugal. lisb

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does that beneficial the has the threat of unsettled weather continues to linger across southern parts of europe. it has been most settled in the north. the things are going to change. we're going to see the arrival of more width and windy weather across scan today via that is on the shoes dates. still looking a little bit brighter for the northwest. the person on the island, nevada, and dry a skies here. but there is that gloomy cloud across most central areas, and we'll see the width is whether it's slipping towards the south. the southern pots of front seeing some big bang is over the next few days as unsettled weather conditions. continue for the battery. eric islands for corsica and sardine sicily and southern parts of greece. we have those warnings out for heavy rain as well here. that southeast corner we've seen a bit of a wintry wave move into romania remains locksley dry. but all across the northeast, the paste was like western russia, and we all got to see something of a cool sound across moving parts of central europe. as that with the weather starts to work its way in was blast to re