gas. let's just see how we've got to this point. the i p c. c is a u. n. 40 that it examines the state of the global climate and every 6 or 7 years . this is big assessment and misses the 6th time it's done it. and in this 6 cycle, we saw the 1st report and that came out in august last year. and if you remember at that point, there were wildfires across the world in north america and australia in europe, in greece and in turkey. i was reporting from there when that report came out and it talked about the causes, which is us, which is humanity, warping the planetary system. warping the climate system of very bad results, causing a floods and droughts in and so forth. part 2 was then released at the end of february, but that was lost amid the russian invasion. but it was turned by scientists as the bleak, his warning yet an antennae could terror as he spoke of that one as an atlas of human suffering and damien diamonds. have failed climate leadership, so it was very, very bad. and that brings us now to this point to part 3, which talks about mitigation, abo

roubles on time are being done to any on authorized use of transit gas destined for other buyers could result in further cuts, but the u. n. chief has slammed the decision, justify the answer by guests from that it's unilaterally stopping delivery of gas to customers in europe. is yet another attempt by russia to use gas as an instrument of blackmail. this is unjustified and unacceptable. and it shows, once again and reliability of russia as a guest supplier, you are was quick, took your moscow black male in the to you countries that are almost completely dependent on russian gas. the president of the european commission now says that the work should be intensified to bring as much director with the union as possible to minimize the negative impact from this decision. and also she says, a very interesting thing that right now, poland and bulgaria are receiving energy from their neighbors. so they are continuing to receiving russian gas. but just someone else is paying for that. and gas prices, of course, are much higher which sounds a little bit like observed various european politicians and experts claimed repeatedly tha

u. s. provides us with at least additional 15000000000 cubic meters of l. n. g gas. this year. this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian elegy this year. second, for the coming years we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. the head of the commission or is along the lines speaking there. now, more than 4000000 people have so far fled the war in ukraine, according to the united nations, the people forced to leave family, friends and homes, are also leaving behind their jobs. and what they have worked hard for to achieve one refugee is trying to bring his business with him and build back what he has lost. it's hard to understand what, what feelings are connected to arrive in berlin and what feelings are just connected with all the situation with a ward in general. so yeah, that's why i'm happy my family's safe. i'm safe. my parents are safe, so yeah, i'm happy at the same time, the lot of my friends and again, my brother's in l

deliveries to european countries unless they start paying for gas in roubles, following sanctions against russian banks. the head of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog has visited chernobyl on the 36th anniversary of the nuclear disaster. there i a, a chief fail mariano grossi described, rushes, reasons, occupation is very dangerous. he said, radiation levels had gone up during the takeover, but are now back to normal. the un refugee agencies expecting more than 8000000 people to flee this war, double its initial projection with 5000000 having fled so far. the you and hcr says the scale of the conflict and the speed at which people are flying, are unheard of in recent times. un secretary general, antonio garish has used talks in moscow with russian president vladimir putin, to repeat his call for a cease. far after the meeting. gutierrez said he'd reached an agreement in principle to evacuate civilians from the besieged city of maria pope. president putin told the secretary general that he had hopes of a diplomatic solution to the conflict. adding the peace talks with ukraine were continuing virtually earlier in the day. good peris

gas bring supplies from norway, the u. s. and the arabian peninsula. it then transfers the l. n g to the independence. the freezing liquid has a temperature of minus 160 degrees celsius. the terminal it converts it back into gas form. before feeding it into lithuania is under ground pipeline network. i think i asked if germany could also use a terminal like this 2 units have off brush and gas. i don't see any reason why it would not be feasible. for example, the fe in the a natural gas consumption. annual consumption is approximately 2000000000 cubic meters. and this specific vessel has a capacity of free boy and 75. so that means that it can supply lithuania and neighboring country as a with natural gas. so latrina has a guest surplus which can be redistributed elsewhere. the type header terminal only took 2 years to build and our plans to expand it, while it and shortly to indian independence from russian guess it also benefits other countries called to find out how that works. i travel inland this gas distribution have is 300 kilometers from flight header. close to that if union, capital 1000000000,

gas bring supplies from norway, the u. s. and the arabian peninsula, it then transfers the l. n, g to the independence. the freezing liquid has a temperature of minus 160 degrees celsius. the terminal, it converts it back into gas form before feeding it and tool if you in his underground pipeline network i ask if germany could also use a terminal like this to mean it's have off rush and gas. i don't see any reason why it would not be feasible. for example, the failure natural gas consumption ano consumption is approximately 2000000000 cubic meters. and this specific vessel has a capacity of free of 175. so that means that it can supply lithuania and neighboring countries with natural gas. so latrina has a guest surplus which can be redistributed elsewhere. the chi peta terminal only took 2 years to build and our plans to expand it. while it ensures lithuanian independence from russian guess it also benefits other countries to find out how that works. i travel inland this gas distribution have is 300 kilometers from type header close to that. if union capital bonus, the technology here and shows the gas

became the envy of the e u, when it announced that it had completely stopped importing gas from russia. banks to its investment in a terminal to import liquefied natural gas, or l n. g. and other big gas in puerto germany is also hoping to pull the plug on russia. but as much further behind could the lithuanian model show the way every month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas, had to lithuania phi, the baltic sea, one full ellen, g carrier, is all it takes to supply the countries 2800000 people with gas. wow. for a month, we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic phase have been paying the highest price in whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have an alternative. after the defendant started the variation of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same as in the western europe. the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered via pipelines foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited

u. when it announced it had completely stopped importing gas from russia. it was able to pull the plug on russian energy things to its investment in a terminal to import liquefied natural gas, or l n. g. with a fitting name and dependence. every month, townships filled with liquefied natural gas had to lithuania by the baltic, c one fool ellen g carrier is all it takes to supply the countries $2800000.00 people with gas. wow. for month. we've been invited to take a peek at the high tech floating ellen g terminal that makes it possible in the port city of chi pita. before the terminal lithuania and the baltic states have been paying the highest price in the whole europe, approximately up to 40 percent more just because we did not have an alternative. after the defendant started operations of the region, the natural gas prices became just the same. as in the western europe, the terminal was cold independence because it makes lithuania completely independent of russian gas, which until recently was delivered high a pipelines, foaming in the terminal. and the port is prohibited due to fears of rush and sabotage. the ellen g comes from norway, the u. s. and the gulf states, the gas, wh

gas. the un security council has heard that rape is being used as a weapon of war. ukraine. the head of u. n. women has called for independent investigations into the allegations of sexual violence. chavez sharif has been sworn in as pakistan's, new prime minister after being elected by the national assembly. he succeeds him on con, who was removed in a new confident spirit on saturday sharif. it will lead the government to august next year when general elections are g. is rarely army has arrested 14 palestinians around janine in the occupied west bank. the rates follow a series of gun battles and arrests in the city. hundreds of people took part in the funeral of a palestinian teenager. he died overnight, a day after being shot by israeli forces. tensions in the occupied west bank have been rising after a series of attacks. israel killed 14 people in the last 3 weeks. protest is in, shall anchor, have returned for a 3rd day to the entrance of the president's office, demanding go to my japan resign. they've been ongoing anti government demonstrations across the country for almost 2 weeks, cr

u. n climate report will soon rise past the key danger point unless greenhouse gas emissions are betterrnments and corporations are blamed for continuing to use fossil fuels that cause global warming and its side effects. big message we've got, you know, human activities got us into this problem and human agency can actually get us out of it again. and i think that's the hopeful message that we're trying to get over in this report. it's not the hope it's not all lost. we really have the chance to do something. the report also says a healthier planet requires moving forward renewable energy, better use of resources and financial support for poor countries. alright the travel industry is hoping the war in ukraine will not soften demand for tickets to europe this summer, coming up on morning sun to the nine how the rollback of travel restrictions and more parts of the globe or convincing people. to plant a big summer vacation. and tiger woods could be making his grand returned to the masters, while (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪

u. n climate report, the earth's temperature will soon rise past a key danger point unless greenhouse gasemissions are better controlled by countries that promised to obey the 2015 paris accord. governments and corporations are blamed for continuing to use fossil fuels that cause global warming and its side effects. the big message we've got, you know, human activities got us into this problem and human agency can actually get us out of it again. and i think that's the hopeful message that we're trying to get over in this report. it's not the hope it's not all lost. we really have the chance to do something. the report also says a healthier planet requires moving towards renewable energy, better use of resources and financial support for poor countries. we'll do a deal in the state of california has reached a settlement with the smart and final grocery store chain for price gouging during the pandemic, attorney general rob bonta announced the settlement just a few minutes ago. he says smart and final raised prices on egg products by up to 25% after governor newsom declared a state of emer

u. s. provides us with at least additional 15000000000 cubic meters of allergy gas this year. this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian l n g this year. second, for the coming years we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. spawn tuesday was in a funder lion proposed an import ban on coal were 4000000000 euros a year. cement would, and vodka from russia are also on the new sanctions list. half of the use imports of lig night and hard coal stem from russia, which it needs for steal and electricity production. those supplies would need to come from elsewhere, such as the usa, columbia, and south africa. the dependence on russian gas is similarly high. 45 percent of the use gas comes from russian. it's far harder to replace than coal. so far, germany has stood in the way of a complete gas shut off, claiming the economic impact on europe would be too high. let's get more of this from the w's ashtosh pan day. he is our expert for commodities ashtosh. the e. o is russia's biggest oil buy

u. s. provides us with at least additional 15000000000 cubic meters of allergy gas this year. this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian l n g this year. second, for the coming years we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. spawn tuesday was in a funder lion proposed an import ban on coal were 4000000000 euros a year. cement, wood and vodka from russia are also on the new sanctions list. half of the use imports of league night and hard coal stem from russia, which it needs for steal and electricity production. those supplies would need to come from elsewhere, such as the usa, columbia, and south africa. the dependence on russian gas is similarly high. 45 percent of the use gas comes from russian. it's far harder to replace than coal. so far, germany has stood in the way of a complete gas shut off, claiming the economic impact on europe would be too high. let's get more of this from the w's ashtosh pan day. he is our expert for commodities ashtosh. the e. o is russia's biggest oil b

u. s. provides us with at least additional 15000000000 cubic meters of energy gas this year. this gives us the opportunity to replace the russian l n g this year . second, for the coming years, we're aiming for at least an additional 50000000000 cubic meters annually. this will give us the opportunity to replace at least one 3rd of the russian pipeline gas arriving in europe. spawn tuesday was in a funder lion proposed an import ban on coal worth 4000000000 euros a year. cement would, in vodka from russia are also on the new sanctions list. half of the use imports of lig night and hard coal stem from russia, which it needs for steel and electricity production. those supplies would need to come from elsewhere, such as the usa, columbia, and south africa. the dependence on russian gas is similarly high. 45 percent of the use gas comes from russian. it's far harder to replace than coal. so far, germany has stood in the way of a complete gas shut off, claiming the economic impact on europe would be too high. let's get more of this from the w's ashtosh pan day. he is our expert for commodities ashtosh. the e. o is russia's biggest oil b

u. s. will attempt desperately to pump out as much l, n g and as possible. and it has been involved in a liquid liquid, not liquefied natural gas. and that has been involved and talks with both norway and gas in order to make sure that there would be extra supplies. it's a very big hole to fill because russia obviously supplies 40 percent of the gas in germany and similar proportions elsewhere. ready the e u, but if that happens, then i think that it would be immensely damaging, obviously, if western europe in the short run, but in the long run, the people who would really suck or be russia because if you get the reputation as an unreliable supplier, then people will never want to buy your roll materials again. so, and that would surprise me frankly, because up until now russia has been a reliable supplier, and it has not generally played politics out with gas or oil supplies. and countries that do play politics with gas knowles or oil supplies, lose in the long run, chris, he informed, thank you. thank. thank you. after the break, as india's power rises as the asian continent, big enough for 2 superpowers, we investigate the f

u-haul truck that he rented in philadelphia. >> reporter: the attack on the manhattan-bound n train unfolding at 8:26 a.m. as the train approached the 36th street station. authorities say james put on a gas mask, tack canister out of bag and opened it. this video shot by one of the passengers, showing the smoke beginning to fill the train car. then the suspect opened fire. >> we have witnesses on the train who said he was sitting in the back corner of the second car, and he pops the smoke grenade. and we have one witness who says, what did you do? he goes, ooms! and then he pops it and fires 33 times. >> reporter: this survivor telling cnn, he was sitting right next to the shooter when the attack began. >> this pregnant woman was in front of me. i was trying to help i just thought it was a black smoke bomb. she said i'm pregnant with a baby. i hugged her and then the bum rush continued. i got pushed and that's when i got shot in the back of my knee. >> i see people with blood all over their clothes. people literally on top of each other. crowding over each other, trying to get out of the way. trying to get, to not be seen. just panicking. >> reporter: incredibly, there were no fatalities

u. n climate report reveals temperatures on earth will shoot past a key danger point. that's unless greenhouse gasssions are better controlled by countries that committed to change in the 2015 paris accord, officials are blaming governments and corporations for continuing to use harmful fossil fuels, which caused global warming and its side effects. big message we've got, you know, human activities got us into this problem and human agency can actually get us out of it again. and i think that's the hopeful message that we're trying to get over in this report. it's not the hope it's not all lost. we really have the chance to do something. the report says a healthier planet would require a shift toward renewable energy efficient use of resources and financial support for poor countries. can talk about air quality. i think i mentioned this a couple weeks ago. but you know, millions of people a year die from poor air quality that can be directly traced to that. so one of the best things about living in the bay area's we really have great air quality, especially along the coast in san francisco for a h

contract with russia for natural gas until 2030, but the fact it's even considering paying and russian currency is leading to roars of this approval from elsewhere within the u. n. picking up the story. first, ortiz, charlotte gibbons, it going to becoming a bit of a shock. that's a deal. it's being melted the moment. the baltic states in particularly have been pretty cool at the moment, making a big deal about the fact that they have stopped apparently all in ports of russian natural gas. and we heard from the lithuania precedent over the weekend, who took to twitter to actually call on other you countries to follow suit. and according to the c, e. o. of lack of is natural gas storage operator. the import stopped on april 1st. if there was still any doubts about whether there might be any trust in deliveries from russia, current events clearly shows that there is no more trust since april 1st, russian natural gas is no longer flowing to latvia, estonia in lithuania, and know that it wasn't an april fools joke, so it's pretty hard to tally how baltic countries have stopped imports with russia when we hearing from this laughing company in the last 24 hours that

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market, so there will be impact on our energy prices for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dollars at home, but now the broad soon he gets it p all boost by seeming to be a reliable pond. and ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. that's the europe. well, it's simply shifted a dependency from one country to another. and in its drive for energy security, it might ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. that does it for me, and i'll be back in about, let's say 29 minutes with more news and commentary. this is our to international ah ah ah ah hello and welcome to cross top where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. europe finds itself in a quandary is determined to punish russia for its military operation in ukraine. it's favoured policy. instrument is of course, sanctions of all sorts. but alas, it's not so simple. sanctions and gender counter sanctions. this translates into economic pain. for europe, ah, crossing europe's fate. i'm joined by my guess i'd rail can santa in london, he is founder of a k c

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market said there will be impact on our energy prices for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dollars at home, but now abroad to it gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon, an ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. last for europe. well, it's simply shifted is dependency from one country to another and in its drive for energy security, it mites ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. it has been reported that at least 2 indian oil refineries planted by less saudi oil than usual and may opting instead for russian crude deli based journalists, rohand dwaa reports last one week. we have seen some interesting developments, particularly after the wizard of russia. now grow report to be now to the final, the final companies are supposed to be not going to buy a live from saudi arabia. in fact, they were due by a very less beginning me this year. this sort of development come would be announcements from the previous knowledge is important. runcle which has raised a crude oil prices affecting countries in the

gas supply diversification. i also reiterated the proposal for a support group for the republic of moldova to be crated within the european commission to help better coordinate and articulate e u. n e e member states assistance for the republic of model. and 3rd, i read their id romania as firm support for a clear recognition of the republic of mode of us european perspective. not just because of the current exceptional circumstances, but because of the clear genuine commitment of the government in additional and for a 4th only a few words about the remain delegation, which is a journey me have a deputy minister of justice will co chair this afternoon. the round table dedicated the fight against corruption, a deputy minister of internal affairs who will bring the input to the round table on humanitarian situation of refugees. and we also co chair the fight against corruption working group in order to transfer expertise in the field of justice and rule of law reform and support the adaptation of the legislation of the republic of moldova to you, or keep one more word about the program that we are launching this year, a professional training program for ref, 4 judges and prosecutor

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market, so there will be impact on our energy prices for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dollars at home, but now the broad soon it gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon and ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. last, the europe, well is simply shifted a dependency from one country to another. and in its try for energy security, it might ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. that does it for me and i'll be back in about, let's say 29 minutes with more news and commentary. this is our team.

u. n puts out a dire warning that global efforts to curb climate change are falling. short rates of greenhouse gasns are triggering more severe weather episodes. foxes marianne rafferty has a look at these dramatic weather patterns and how they're disrupting crop producing, and that's spelling trouble for winemakers. we are on a fast track. to climate disaster. a new united nations climate report says governments around the world aren't doing enough to prevent global temperatures from rising past dangerous levels. the 2015 paris climate agreement saw nations commit to keeping warming below 3.6 degrees this century. but you and officials blame world leaders for continuing to invest in fossil fuels, which they say will cause temperatures to rise well past that mark missions in the last decade where the highest they've ever been, and have continued to increase. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration also revealing methane gas emissions hit record levels for a second consecutive year. climatologists say rising temperatures and emissions are causing global weather patterns to become so err

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market said there will be impact on our energy prices for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dollars at home, but now abroad through it gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon an ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. last for europe. well, a simply shifted is dependency from one country to another. and in its drive for energy security, it mice ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. or that has a for me say with us throughout the day as we have more news and commentary from the war in ukraine. this is our to international lou. ah, ah, ah l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law of the patient. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously is to great trust rather than fear. i am very shy and with artificial intelligence, real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with.

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market, so there will be impact on our energy prices. for the u. s. t o a win win. not only will rake in the dollars at home, but now abroad soon, he gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon an ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. that's for europe. well, it's simply shifted, it's dependency from one country to another. and in its drive for energy security, it mites, ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. reports say a considerable amount of iranian assets that have been frozen because of us sanctions are expected to be released soon. the concrete about the nature of the deal and the countries involved haven't been disclosed. but iran in media have equated it to several times. the more than $500000000.00 that the u. k. recently paid to iran to settle longstanding debt. the total quantity of the frozen iranian assets has been estimated at up to $7000000000.00 in foreign banks. the release is expected in a few weeks, but there's been a lack of confirmation by the us and other western powers. iran has been heavily sancti

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market, so there will be impact on our energy prices. for the u. s. t o a win win. not only when it rake in the dollars at home, but now abroad through it gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon, an ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much rich up. last, the europe, well is simply shifted its dependency from one country to another. and in its drive for energy security, it might ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. or that has a for me, stay with us throughout the day as we have more news and commentary from the war in ukraine. this is our to international ah, oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation or community, are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted, you need to descend, have join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. pohden is the aggressor to day. i'm authorizing additional strong sanctions to day russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and number

gas at significantly lower prices than we have to pay in the l. n. g market. so there will be impact on our energy prices . for the u. s. t o a win win. not only will rake in the dollar's at home, but now abroad soon he gets it p o boost, by seeming to be a reliable pon an ally in times of trouble. plus it becomes much, much richer. last for europe. well, it's simply shifted. it's dependency from one country to another and in its drive for energy security, it mice ironically have found itself more insecure than ever. or that has a for me say with us throughout the day as we have more news and commentary from the war in ukraine. this is our to international ah ah, europe finds itself in a quandary is determined to punish russia for its military operation and ukraine. it's favored policy. instrument is of course sanctions of all sorts. but alas, it's not so simple. sanctions and gender counter sanctions. this translates into economic pain for europe. will this live when you got a good? i seen those. would you live up just in this? and you can say it's of those a. the easier though. yeah, i'm not sure the video is you don't believe peter

gas from russia. the berlin has acknowledged it will be difficult to rapidly remove russian energy sources from its supply chain. the u. s. and e u announced a deal to boost l. n. g supplies to europe by the end of the year, and the mid wave after wave of sanctions on russia. so you members have been forced to reconsider the green agenda revert to using coal as they work their alliance on brushing gothic are these donald quarter explains fear p and union painful losses for the green agenda and frances recent presidential election, the greens didn't even get the 5 percent needed to reimburse campaigning costs. and in germany, a choice between harming vladimir putin and sticking to sacred green principles. spoiler alert, berlin chose the 1st one and decided to return to call so much for what world leaders were saying just a few months ago. countries are turning their back on coal. the end of coal is in sight. on the contrary, coal is returning with a vengeance. why? the west is willing to go to any lengths to heart russia over its special operation in ukraine, even if it means playing dirty and replacing russia natural gas, not with solar panels, not with wind m

u. n nuclear watchdog says its director general has arrived in russia for talks with senior officials tomorrow on the price of unleaded gas is moving a little lower after hitting record after record the statewide averages at 5 89 down about a penny since yesterday. they area prices also ticked down in san jose and leaded regulars. 5 84 gallon in oakland . it's 5 85 and in san francisco . it was such a back 5 93 a gallon oil prices also fell today as president biden ordered the release of up to one million barrels of oil per day. from the nation's strategic petroleum reserve. us crude oil prices fell 7% on that news to $101 a bear, we'll brent crude, the international standard fell nearly 5% to $107. the president's decision was an attempt to try to calm rising gas prices brought about by ever rising demand and, of course, the russian invasion of ukraine. ktvu tom vacar looked at the causes and effects of the president's decision and joins us now live with details. stop. also looked at the bay area numbers here in the bay area. the average price is $5.88 per gallon. but that's a dollar 92 cents more than it was a year ago,

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