-- started by sparks.- these fires that do start. -- started by sparks.any sign that things will come down? - started by sparks. any sign that things will come down? for - started by sparks. any sign that. things will come down? for now, based on the _ things will come down? for now, based on the weather _ things will come down? for now, based on the weather forecast i things will come down? for now, | based on the weather forecast we have, the government has declared a state of alert until midnight on tuesday. however, it will review that situation late on monday, so it could potentially be shortened, but it could also be lengthened and that is something we did see injuly with the state of alert lengthened and repeatedly because of the high temperatures remaining and underlying all this is notjust the temperatures, it is the extreme drought that the whole of mainland portugal is suffering which has made its forest really very prone to any kind of fire and the fires spreading once they do start. qm. kind of fire and the fires spreading once they do start.

i have not got the spark in it it is _ two years. i have not got the spark in it.park again for the next two years? if we go beyond that, we go beyond _ years? if we go beyond that, we go beyond that, if we don't, then happy days _ a really honest item peaty there. kate,itis a really honest item peaty there. kate, it is another big session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way- — session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way- it _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is filling _ session coming up. yes, the warm up is under way. it is filling up the - is under way. it is filling up the stands. must to look forward to. we will see the men's100 stands. must to look forward to. we will see the men's 100 freestyle kick—off the programme, where we would see england's tom dean take on scotland's duncan scott, once again, this familiar rivalry. tom dean is hungry to upgrade his silver to gold here in the 100 metres. some tough competition from the australians, as usual. carl chalmers is the fa

but it wasn't only about the comment that sparked outrage. it was also this reaction from olaf choice. the press conference was concluded as planned with no visible attempt specialists to contradict abbas he should have told him to leave. tweeted conservative opposite lead africa to this matter. you shouldn't go into a press conference was, was the of us was all having saw before about from locations of this kind, which should be expected. and then you know that you have to react because it's berlin, it's a german chancellor and as a german chancellor. emmett, growing pressure shows, responded with his own tweet for us germans in particular, any relative, a zation of the singularity of the holocaust is intolerable and unacceptable. during wednesdays press conference showed spokesperson took the blame for the lack of immediate reaction and made it clear there would be consequences. there wasn't cancer of either. the german chancellor expects the palestinian president to recognize the singularity of the holocaust without any qualification his g

ah mm oh this is dw news live from berlin, the palestinian president sparks outrage in germany, accusing israel of committing 50 holocausts against whose people and german chancellor are left shots, faces heavy criticism for failing to immediately respond to the comments also on the program. can you as president elect to william rudo says if there are legal challenges to his victory, he will follow the rule of law for members of the electoral commission object to the results of the u. s. face agency, nasa prepares to launch the most powerful rocket it has ever built. a massive craft is part of a multi $1000000000.00 effort to send human back to the mood. ah, i'm nicole really welcome to the show german chancellor. olaf shots is facing criticism for his slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, abbas that israel had committed, quote, 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring of anger here in germany. the chancellor later said he was disgus

the palestinian president sparks outrage in germany, accusing brazil of "50 holocausts" against its people. he faces heavy criticism for failing to immediately respond to the comments. kenya's president elect says if there are legal challenges to his victory, he will follow the rule of law. four members of the electoral commission object the results. the u.s. space agency nasa prepares to launch the most powerful rocket it has ever built. the massive craft is part of a multibillion-dollar effort to send humans back to the moon. oscar-nominated german filmmaker walk-on peterson dies at 81. he made his breakthrough with the world war ii epic das boot and wrote a string of hollywood hits. >> to our viewers on pbs and united states and around the world, welcome. the german chancellor facing criticism for his slow reaction to remarks made by the palestinian president during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor am a said israel had committed 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring of anger in germany. the chancellor later said he was dis

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it was sparked by 12 lightning strikes during the storm earlier this month. right now there are six active fires making up the complex that have burned more than 19,000 acres and it is 17% contained. >> between air quality in heat there was a lot to discuss. >> let's get to abc's meteorologists. >> let's take a look at how hot and what you need to worry about. 105 degrees in fairfield today. so far 100 and brett lawrie. upper 90's in concord and livermore. there were more already peaked in the triple digits. it's comfortable in places like san francisco, 71 degrees. it's only going to get hotter inland, heat advisory tomorrow, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. this covers the east bay valleys and hills. solano county goes until friday night, lake and mendocino counties, that advisory until wednesday night. looking at hot weather, 100 to 110, it's 110 in places like lake, mendocino and solano counties. bay area up to 100 six degrees, it will cool off overnight. the risk of heat isn't there, especially if you don't have ac or a fan. you can see some haze from our east ba

and thatis thunderstorms —— spark off.her band of showers moving eastwards across wales as well. most of the rest of us could be dry on monday morning with sunny spells, cloudy, rather humid feeling. watch out for those thunderstorms, they could pop up anywhere through the afternoon but they will be fairly hit and miss, the heat still hands on, temperatures in the high 20s, maybe 30 celsius for some. the high 20s, maybe 30 celsius forsome. 0vernight the high 20s, maybe 30 celsius for some. 0vernight on monday into tuesday it is warm, muggy and uncomfortable for sleeping, plenty of rain around and areas of cloud too, this is how the start of the day on tuesday, still on a warm note so temperatures no lower than the mid—teens in celsius for many. and then on tuesday the low pressure is certainly with us, this is where it will be approximately. these areas of rain are likely to change so the details on this subject to quite a lot of change but some heavy, persistent rain probably for much of scotland on tuesday, moving down i

but it wasn't only about his comment that sparked outrage. it was also this reaction from olive choice. the press conference was concluded as planned with no visible attempt specialists to contradict abbas he should have told him to leave. tweeted, conservative opposition. lead ethically to this matter. you shouldn't go into a press conference was, was the of us resolve having sought before about from locations of this kind, which should be expected. and then you know that you have to react because it's berlin, it's a german chancellor and this a german chancellor. emmett, growing pressure shows, responded with his own tweet for us germans in particular, any relative i zation of the singularity of the holocaust is intolerable and unacceptable. during wednesdays press conference showed spokesperson took the blame for the lack of immediate reaction and made it clear there would be consequences that women's cancer of art that the german chancellor expects the palestinian president to recognize the singularity of the holocaust without any qualifi

sparks flying out of an engine. >>> and america strong tonight. those thousands of rescued beagles getting a second chance, and the royals among those stepping up. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us here on this thursday night, i'm whit johnson, in for david. several dropping stories as we come on the air. growing fears of a nuclear disaster in ukraine. and here in the u.s., millions on alert for dangerous flooding. >>> but we begin with that breaking news after the fbi search at mar-a-lago. tonight, a judge has ordered a redacted version of the affidavit justifying the search be unsealed by noon tomorrow. since january, the national archives has retrieved more than 700 pages of classified documents from former president trump's florida home. te department of justice had argued to keep the affidavit under seal to protect witnesses and their investigation. but news organizations including abc news argued the public had a right to know. and the former president in public called for the affidavit to be released, but his lawyers did not

a fire at the facility sparked a massive explosion on tuesday morning. and during at least 2 people, authority, se, civilian infrastructure was damaged, including residential buildings, a power plant and a railway. around $3000.00 people had to be evacuated from nearby areas we heard from some of them. but as long as jason, we woke up at 6 am after here in an explosion, then the blast came more frequently in the bathroom as trunk blast wave covered as we lay down in the bathroom with a child. plaster fell down. everyone ran to the basement. you know, a yard would cheats a flying everywhere, some kind of detonators from shafts or something like that were lying around. they were such powerful explosions that he was really scared. and with children, the very scared a shell flew into the neighbor's yard and into the house. it did a dead need and it just lay there. another explosion completely demolished the wall near the house of our neighbors. in the morning the showing began, then i sat in the house during the impact, the windows were completely knocked ou

the power plant is the largest in europe, and the shelley has sparked fears of a tragedy. worse than chernobyl. russian forces took over the facility in march as they swept through ukraine, the east, at the start of their military campaign. moscow has recently spoken with the un secretary general about the risks of the continued fighting in the area and has invited specialists from the international atomic energy agency to inspect the plant, the you and has said it would be ready to facilitate a visit. but only if it enters from the ukrainian side of the front line. and if key of agrees we're going live now to scott ritter, former us marine corps intelligence officer. why isn't the west pressuring ukraine to stop shelling the nuclear power plant? what's your take on that? well, we know, for instance, the shilling began and august 5th, and we know that on august 1st, us secretary state entity, blink and a began raising the issue of the separation nuclear power plant. with it, with an eye on getting some sort of international representation to create a demilitarized zone. so this is a

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a controversial trip -- house speaker nancy pelosi makes a stop in taiwan, sparking immediate retaliationrom china. then the aftermath. questions arise about al qaeda's influence in taliban-controlled afghanistan after a u.s. drone strike kills the terrorist group's leader in kabul. we speak to national security advisor jake sullivan. and a rapid spread -- local health authorities race to contain the highly contagious monkeypox virus, declaring it a public health emergency. >> it's very hard to ensure equity in an environment of deeply constrained supply, but i'm optimistic we'll see the results in the coming weeks ahead.

now this data comes as tomorrow marks two years since three massive lightning fires sparked.emember those, seeing those in the skies during the early morning hours of august 16, 2020. hundred of those started several firefighters. they merged to become the czu, and the lnu lightning fires. more than 846,000 acres burned in those fires. >> concerning. kari hall is tracking the heat that we're talking about. what caused it two years ago was the monsoon moisture that came in. we know it's been a very active season. they've had a lot of flooding and occasionally, the moisture and humidity has been surging into southern california and the bay area. we'll have another chance of that as we go toward wednesday and thursday. so the green indicates where there is higher amounts of that moisture moving in. as we go toward wednesday, we can see it turning green, even a deep plume of moisture there that may not have a lot of rain. it dries out before hitting the ground. if we do see it happening on wednesday evening, there will be the chance of lightning that could unfortunately spark new

so dry lightning could easily spark and spread of fire, especially if we see those gusty winds associated with those downburst. and we're going to notice hot temperatures returning your full work week forecast in just a few minutes. noel, back to you. thank you. coming up here tonight, gas prices still dropping. >> the one thing that could cause them to go back up, though, we've got details. plus, remembering the life of michelle nichols and the trailblazing actress who passed away today and after the break, the death toll continues to climb. following devastating floods in kentucky. the story of one man says he is determined to help keep people rebuild. i'll pick this one up. i earn 3% cash back on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. so, it's not a problem at all. you guys aren't gonna give me the fake bill fight? c'mon, kev. you're earning 3% cash back. humor me. where is my wallet? i am paying. where is my wallet? i thought i gave it to you. oooohhh? oh, that's not it either. no. no. stop, i insist. that was good though. earn big time with chase freedom unlimited wit

in this grassland fire was sparked _ right. in this grassland fire was sparked by _ right.ire was sparked by a - right. in this grassland fire | was sparked by a discarded bottle. fire service is ready to respond to more of that over the next few days as temperatures won't quite break records again, but will get close. dan johnson, bbc news. a florida court could give the go ahead on friday for the unsealing of a warrant that allowed fbi agents to search donald trump's home. the usjustice department wants the document made public following the outcry over the unprecedented search of the former president's mar—a—lago property. this may reveal the nature of a possible criminal case against trump, who has until friday to object to the unsealing. here's our north america correspondent peter bowes. this sprawling estate that donald trump calls home, the scene of a monday morning visit by federal agents with a search warrant. nearby streets were soon occupied by supporters of the former president, protesting at his treatment of the justice department. protesting at his treatment

but it sparking fears of an escalation joint on the line. i'll buy hasn't been lucia, who's a journalist raised in gas. i hello hm. now welcome again to w news. we spoke yesterday when the violence was intensifying. what's it looking like today? it's kind of a similar more, if strikes more rockets out of going today's later cities, more casualties number is increasing, then we'll schedule the keys and go. and the crisis is the, then there is no way that just barely 4 hours a day as the main or station is shut down. the minister of health is complaining about 4048 hours. this is would be suspended due to the next 30 minutes. abilities are held on a press conference today and they said that the services applying waters to the houses would be affected because of the lack of electricity. now since friday, when the violence began to senior commanders from the group islamic jihad have been killed, tell us how important that is. well is let me you had has what's called the military council concerns. 10 member, 2 of them were killed. the 1st one was

all of this is sparking tension as china threatens retaliation. it is also sparking responses from those with close ties to taiwan. nbc's jones has the bay area reaction. >> it is a move that hasn't been made in 25 years. house speaker nancy pelosi and the city of taiwan. the trip creating controversy here at home. >> for that visit. it is to create a serious risk of work. >> the u.s. china embassy is calling the visit a serious violation of the one china principle. arguing the trip will negatively impact china and u.s. relations. former san francisco judge julie tang agrees, protesting against the move this week. >> just raised the temperature of the differences between the two countries. and risking more in taiwan's streets, which will not be any good for any of the asian countries and also does nothing to help out the american people. >> the trip is making mixed reaction between students in the bay, some concerned about how this will impact taiwan's future as a self ruling democracy. >> although it is the you is coming out here to show support,

s. judge has ordered the release of the evidence that sparked an f. b i search of donald trump's home. federal agents entered the former president's florida state on the 8th of august. the justice department has until friday to disclose parts of the affidavit. it used to gain approval for the onset, at least 11 sense of classified documents were retrieved from the property. my county has more the story. what's important about this affidavit is that it is the evidence on which the request for the search warrant was based. it will contain details of exactly what the f b i was investigating. it's concerns, but what is likely to be the main point of reduction is whether there were any witnesses involved to possibly even somebody with in the, in a trump ring. who gave the if the i evidence at that sparked off the search at the former president's home. this also the possibility that this document will reveal the timeline and basically indicate how many times the form of precedent was approached to return the documents. heavy rains are showing no sign of les

the political turmoil has sparked riots throughout the east african nations. here some of the aftermath. ah, monday's announcement of rudo victory prompted his supporters to hold celebrations around the country. but groups backing his rival, odenza set tires on fire in the city streets and blockaded roads before police dispersed the crowds. o dinger has vow to overturn the election results only through constitutional and other legal channels. which may view which many view as a clear signal to supporters to stop engaging and violent protests. ryan loading and that is to to concede defeat, following the declaration of the resolved by the chairman of electron brody, or for electrical party who declared his opponent, dr. william some way to ask the winner of the 2022 general elections. now mister dinger, in his address at the k i c. c. today. he said that the i e b c. contravene the know by announcing the winner of the trinity to general elections alone. in his statement, a tom, the i e. b. c. did not have the quorum scenes for all the commissioners. distance the

the spark is car license plates. already drivers crossing the serbia kosovo border must cover up national symbols because serbia doesn't recognize casa bos, independence. now christina says it will be issuing license plates to its ethnic syrup. citizens who still insist on using plates issued in belgrade. they that the renewal of the plate shouldn't change. no one can force me even if 100 our maintenance would come here. i will so fight, even if it means i will buy, is that enough? but it will give me. i bought a veal and i bought them. yeah, it would be for the best. and the most honest solution for us to keep the number plates that we have and not change them. kosovo seceded from serbia in 2008, 5 percent of its population is ethnic serve. and mostly to the north of this bridge . emit treat, sir. they still take their orders from belgrade. that's despite a deal that sir be assigned in brussels 10 years ago. giving up control here in return for the chance of joining the european union. the prospect of e u membership

why has this comment sparks such discontent among ukrainian officials? well, you're right to use the word officials in the plural, because you've quoted the ukranian ambassador to the holy c. but there was a advisor in the presidential administration in here who also made a remark about daria to dinner, describing her as a propagandist and not offering any sympathy, but instead implying, as the ambassador did that she deserved to die. it makes you go, makes your blood run cold when you read these kinds of things. firstly, because we all assumed that alexander dugan was the target and that dar, his daughter, daria got into the car in his place by accident. but these ukrainian officials seem to be saying that she was the target after all. and by saying what they've said in their tweets, that they are saying something very dangerous and a nasty indeed. and that is, that people can deserve to be killed, murdered because of things that they have said because of things that they have said. in other words, and daria diagnose and not to be an innocent victim bec

a fire at the facility sparked a massive explosion on tuesday morning injuring at least 2 people. another $3000.00 people had to be evacuated from nearby areas. the regional governor says civilian infrastructure was damaged, including residential buildings, a power plant and a railway. regina done this research according to the russian defense ministry. the cause of the incident in the junko district was sabotaged for i am continuing to work at the scene where there was a fire and detonation of ammunition this morning. usually with a more than 3000 people, were evacuated from the settlements of moscow and his office coin. as soon as the detonation is over to leave a house to house search will begin to evaluate the damage of every one affected will receive assistance. you will put us on a shifter. we woke up at 6 am after hearing an explosion. then the blasts came more frequently in the bathroom as trunk, blast waif covered as we lay down in the bathroom with a child place her fell down. you every one ran to the basement. you know, a yard would sheeps were flying everywhere. some k

crews are on alert in case lightning sparks a fire and it pops up in the bay area. >>> and frankie is back home. how a stolen french bulldog was reunited with its owner in fremont. >>> the news at 6:00 starts now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this wednesday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm audrey asistio. we have a lot to cover here at 6:00. a chilling attack in san jose today as a popular bakery was broken into and robbed early this morning. the thieves flashed knive, demand cash, and tonight police are hoping you can identify a suspect. because the whole attack was caught on surveillance video. nbc bay area's scott budman shows us the attack. >> reporter: at about 1:20 this morning, five people broke into peter's bakery, some carrying knives. you can see one put his hand to the neck of an employee. >> they held our bakers at knifepoint. they wanted -- where's the money, where's the safe? >> reporter: then the suspects rooted around the bakery, finding a cash box and stealing employee tips. the owner says they got away with about a thousand dollars. >> at the end of the da

the revolutionary spark originated in polder 22, where we travel to next., infertile shrimp land, it remains a shining victorious patch of green. it was here in 1990 where a localfarmer was brutally shot dead. her name was karunamoi sardar. she had little formal education, but she had heard from neighbouring communities about the detrimental effect that saltwater from shrimp farms had on poor communities like hers. this memorial behind me was erected to commemorate her and the beginning of the women farmer's movement to protect their rights. i have come here to speak to her family about her legacy. what legacy has she left for women? sometimes the women are negatively referred to as "water bandits." i asked him what his responses to rumours that his mother and herfollowers were also violent. the bangladeshi government department, the ministry of fisheries, responded and said any complaint of harassment or violation of labour laws reported in shrimp industries are dealt with together with local administration. it added that it welcomed more detail on people

we had politico, fbi raid on project veritas sparks question about press freedom.ss. jeff bezos's click they arrived the washington post but even they defended justice department overreach in rating our home and we had the committee to protect journalists and the reporters committee in court writing letters to the judge that sideboards why did you do this ? so there was a little hope because it seems to me at least for the briefest of moments of time the left and the right had come together and there was some agreement, some consensus you just don't do this in the united states of america. the politics offear will not prevail in the united states of america . there's an overlap here and there's principles that are so fundamental, the public's right to know which is what we do. i don't know what they're doing at the new york times accept stalking project veritas. they were trying to document our sources, we had security reporters, i'm going to name them adam goldman you know you are sitting outside of peoples homes trying to dox my sources. these are your cnn, your

off some thunderstorms with “p to spark off some thunderstorms with up if we moved back to sunday wee some slender storms towards the northwest of the uk but further southis the northwest of the uk but further south is more likely to stay dry and that he still hangs on here. by the time we get into the start of next week those thunderstorms will become more widespread across the uk, they won't be everywhere for them as they do fall on dry hard ground if we do see high rainfall total they could possibly cause some flash flooding. there are local warnings in place. today at six... author salman rushdie has been stabbed during an event in the united states. he's been treated in hospitalfor what police described as a stab wound to the neck. a has been detained. the condition of the author of controversial book the satanic verses is unknown. we'll bring you what we know. the other main stories... drought is officially declared across large parts of england after the driestjuly in 50 years. we've had weeks and weeks of dry weather and we'll need weeks of rain, probably above average rainfa

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ah, this is the w is live from berlin, the palestinian president sparks outrage in germany accusing israel of committing 50 holla course against his people. on german chancellor, olaf shoulds face his heavy criticism for failing to respond quickly to the comments. also on the program can use president elect william router says if that are legal challenges to his victory, he will follow the rule of law for members of the country's electoral commission. objects to the results. ukrainian president vladimir savanski has suggested that the russian bungling is the cause of explosions that a military base in russian occupied crimea. moscow play a local russian commander says they are hunting for the people responsible. ah, i'm so gale. welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf shalt says he is disgusted at what is described with outrageous remarks made by the palestinian president mahmoud abbas during a visit to berlin. speaking at a press conference with the german chancellor on tuesday evening, mister bassett, israel had committed 50 holocausts against palestinians, sparking an outpouring