u. s. definitely is a player in this field. let's remember that it was the united states, that dakota the 1st human genome, and we have some of the best genomic scientists in the world. there are many people out there like george church and many others that are, that are absolutely at the cutting edge of this type of research science. and the us, of course, is looking at the military implications of these tools that parents are the reason, but to be able to protect it. soldiers, if some other country or to develop a bio weapon that could negatively impact us soldiers posted abroad, us diplomats posted abroad or even the broader us citizen read the united states. government would be derelict in its duties if it did not understand the implications of the consequences. and though it may seem far fetched to think that somebody would launch a biological attack against the united states we thought 10 years ago, it would be improbable if not impossible, for somebody to launch a nuclear weapon or tactical nuclear weapon in the 21st cen

u. s. and on the one side they, us definitely needs the help of the u. k. on the war on a train. on the other side, biden has made clear since the beginning that he will protect ireland. and this is one, obey key issues in the negotiation, action negotiation that miss trust, missus trust actually led a of what did the you k wants to renegotiate with the european union, so they are in a catch 22 position if you may. oh, it was a couple of points or the 1st one i want to bring up is that meeting with i think it was actually been can. when she said this child said when she was foreign secretary, she asked what was so special about the special relationship that she seemed few tangible examples of it. was that a fair point? no, i don't think it's a fair point. it, sir. there is indeed a special relationship between the 2 countries. air and the day you k is usually consulted before any other ally. this was one of the points of friction when the u . k. was part of european union. so there is indeed this, but there's a special relationship at the, at the level of intelligence, media, tor

u. s. probe has not reached a definitive conclusion as to who pulled the trigger, sparking criticism from bu accolades. family who were incredulous about the findings professor of political science dot to sod, niners slammed these really investigation and claims that the killing was intentional. finding that these are in the are allowed things absolutely have nothing to do with the reality and they are trying to justify what happened and the, this issue that the soldier, i apologize, this is absolutely ridiculous. there is an incident happen and it was intentional because not only shooting a block and also another journalist who was when he was shot in his back there were targeted by a sniper, it was 100 meters only the distance a he can identified them with the clear gear that they are wearing, especially the helmets and the press, which was so obvious on that just there are thousands of cases which was filed against the army in tensional killing and only 6 or 7 out of those were investigated. so usually these are in the army, don't take any responsibility when it comes to the a few by 3

u. s. department of defense. should that give you any reason for concern? definitely, but i actually want to go a step further and point out that the united states is on the decline and u. s. officials and they're in the they are constantly being fed information from their their people in the persian media that they funded that they own nbc persian d o. a persian iran international, which is a so the outlet to mother and all these and their online army, their, their cyber army in albania, funded by nieto and supported by their, had this information that iran is about to collapse and so on. and this is all wishful thinking. the fact is that the united states does not have the ability to undermine iran. iran is rising, it is ascending as the united states and its european allies are declining. the smart thing for the united states to do is to change his behavior and to behave more realistic, realistically. but i don't see that happening in the times. all right, so i will have him out on the professor at the university to ron, giving us a some pretty interesting perspect

u. s economy. well the conventional definition of a bear market is one where stock prices have fallen 20% or more from some recent high water mark in this case there down a bit over, 20% say from the beginning of the year on average, so that's why we've been talking about a bear market this week. okay so from wall street, let's move now to main street, and i want to go back to that. bank of america. survey half of the workers say james that they have taken action to try to deal with financial strength. 21% have worked additional hours 21% have dipped into emergency savings and 20% have searched for higher paying jobs. what does this tell you about the toll that inflation is taking? well what it tells us is that people are trying to cushion the blows of these surprisingly high inflation rates. it is true that we all have less real spending power than we had a year ago because of the high inflation and it's not unusual work to see prices surging much, much more quickly than wages and salaries do but and so far. inflation of course, has been outrunning our incomes. but that pattern is probably going to r

this was one of the strongest storms in us, recorded history, but it's definitely not going to be one of the strongest storms in the u. s. future . i mean, these sorts of events are becoming stronger because of climate change than not becoming more frequent. i mean hurricanes generally, but these kind of category 3 to 4 to 5 storms definitely are. and so this is the kind of projection the climate scientists are saying. we've got all sorts of new factors that we've brought in by burning fossil fuels and heating up planet. like sea level that rhythm higher, the more warmer can hold, more water vapor in it. so when it does rain, it rains much harder. and on top of that, you have all sorts of other factors that are maybe a bit more difficult to plot out. but one thing that we're seeing often is storms as nothing to just slow down. and this looks like what's happening here, that slowing down, which means more time with the rain, can just be inundate, flooding on to an area that's already in. and how then can places life florida, which already have problems with flooding. keep up with this sort of extreme weather in these sor

u. s. that its leaders, those countries, leaders were slaves to the u. s. him took a stab at europeans, who would be freezing in their apartments this winter. so definitely a sense that this is an escalation. this is a man who is very angry and what's the will to know it? well, while this illegal annexation is happening in parts of the apparition, as you mentioned, russian forces have fired a missile. the civilian convoy there, what can you tell us about this attack? neck? so the casualty, numbers are rising, we lost check. there was information from the ring authorities of 25 dead and more than 60 wounded. this happened early this morning when people were trying to leave the ukraine controlled cities upward, asia for russian occupied parts of the same region. just before the crossing point there, across the front lines, these cars were hit by shrapnel from missiles, 16 missiles, ukrainian side says that is pretty unheard of that kind of density. and if you look at the pictures, you can see that lots of windows has been destroyed by its shrapnel. obviously, a kind of blast wave, a rather than the calls being destroyed themselves. and we are led to believ

u. s. president, to bring up in his speech well, the world is definitely watching this because this is the 1st time. obviously he reacts to flooding me a poor genes announcement and we shall see. definitely i will kind of underlie in his, on weber's support for your grain. he will reach out to the international to the european community, to dot o as well. you know, i'm afraid i'll to interrupt you now because the you as president is jenny. why same as your address? i q mister president, secretary general. my show a leaders in know, last year our world has experienced great people growing crisis and food insecurity . record heat, floods and droughts covered 19 inflation and a brutal, needless war. war chosen by one man to be very blunt. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbour, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenants are the united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. again, ju

u. s. so there is a lot going on on the site or in the side kind of talks. but definitely as you ask, definitely everybody is going to address ukraine. and also the question, what it would mean if the eastern regions this separatist regions would be forced to hold a referendum the dublin washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. now let's remind you of the situation in ukraine that has the you in so concern a plan by separatist authorities in russian hill parts of ukraine. the whole referendums, on joining russia. the white house says it will never recognize the annexation of any ukrainian territory. and the u. s. threatening to impose more sanctions on moscow for what it says, a violations of international law license of international law. rushing back to authorities in the regents of lou hantz done yet, zapper asia and her son say for days the voting will begin on friday. the announcement come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in a counter offensive. oh, my friends. oh sir, the don boss

u. s. so there is a lot going on on the site or in the side kind of talks, but definitely, as you asked, definitely everybody is going to address ukraine. and also the question, what it would mean if the eastern regions this separatist regions would be forced to hold a referendum the dublin washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. so let's remind you of the situation in new crime that has the you and so concern a plan by separate us the authority in russian hill parts of ukraine to hold referendums on joining russia. authorities in lou hence done yet because that parisha and his son say 4 days of voting will begin on friday. the announcements come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in their counter offensive those yes, my friends over sir, the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lou hands as well as the occupied parts of the house on anne's apparition. region

u. s. can get out of the group stage? i think you definitely don't want to be arrogant. and you want to take your opponents, you know, with, with, with certain credibility. and i think wales will be a very interesting battle. i think both teams are on similar levels. when you look at start power, garrett, vale and others like ramsey and it's a well coach team and they had to fight to get here the game against iran. we last thing is iran in 98. i think that that team under carlos kiddos that's just come back and get it streamline. well, they've got 4 point than in 2018 where they beat. they tied portugal and they beat morocco out of the gate. and then last 2, i think they lost the 2nd game. i can remember who that was again, but they have players that can score and they have top forwards equally like the united states. we have a young generation that has an american in each group of champions league, but the game is not played on paper and that's what makes it so excited. we have a team that finally starting to take shape, play a little bit better, but the pool is deeper

definitely means more western support. and here we have already heard noises from washington, that the u. s. is going to defeat up that support, not just the military but financially as well. but obviously the big fear is that russia will use this as an excuse the pretext to threaten using nuclear weapons. say, if you attack danielle gallow, hans, which we now considered to be russian territory than you are attacking russia and such, there is no limit on what will do in terms of defending that territory. was he no one outside russia can recognize that. not even russ closest allies like dollars or catholics on seemingly willing to do so. but certainly there's this fear that this kind of nuclear specter, the specter of nuclear weapons being used against ukraine forces. now something that is increasingly a rail prospect did up as an economy there in keith for us. thank you, nick. and i have some more headlines for you. iranian officials say they have arrested more than 1200 people protesting over the death of a woman in police custody human rights. wanted to say at least 76 people have died in

all around the world. certain to attend, we're going to have, i'm sure, but we're definitely having joe biden, the u. s. president, all the european union nations will be here. other friendly nations in europe, countries like norway will be here. all the commonwealth will be here. many other nations around the world will be sending that lead is their prime ministers or by foreign ministers. that's now on the 19th, on the 20th. many of that lot needs to be in new york because it's the start of a regular event that diplomatic january called the high level week of the un general assembly. so what we're going to see is the world leader is coming here to pay that final respects to this long, long serving very long serving monarch and then go as planned on to new york city. thanks base to buckingham palace with the very latest that. thank you. when owens is a royal historian, he joins us from london, good to happy with a spoke, put simply, what did you make these walk about sweets seen from the walls today? but i think we have to ask ourselves to begin with. what's the alternative? is it that the new king an

u. s. space agency had to postpone the launch of its giant rocket for a 2nd time after a fuel leak launch period. 25 is a definitely off the table. we won't be launching a or this period ends on tuesday will not be launching in this launch period. launch period 26 and 27 will really depend on the options that the team comes back with likely on monday or early tuesday morning. so our confidence comes through what we're going to learn in this. when we're ready to go back out there, we'll go back out there and try for another launch. the international atomic energy agency says these upper regia, nuclear power plant in ukraine has been disconnected from its last remaining external power line. but the facility is still managing to supply electricity to the grid, through a reserve line connected to a nearby thermal power station. earlier russia accused ukrainian forces of shelling near the facility carl gorbachev. the last leader of the soviet union has been laid to rest at a moscow cemetery next to his wife fraser. thousands of russians filed past his open casket to pay their respects ahead of his burial. but president

u. s. left at that, the revitalization of this agreement must be stopped at all costs as must the lifting of sanctions against iran. so that is definitely the chief objective of this meeting. and a media reporting that jojo la peeved, told the israeli cabinet before he departed israel. that he feels that they are on the very successful diplomatic campaign to stop the agreement. and also is said to have mentioned that he sees germany as central to the european position. germany, however, has aligned itself closely with europe and to the european union's foreign policy adviser. has said that he believes reinvigorating the deal is crucial to stop a nuclear catastrophe. in his words, however, he has also acknowledged quite recently that he believes the chances of getting a new deal back or are receding. and the talks are said to be deadlocked. so at the moment, israel may be hoping to push its case harder, but certainly germany will not be deciding anything alone. so was all the chances to day of reaching some kind of compromise. i think we're likely to hear some general professions of understanding and concern for the positions of the othe

definitely a bad, bad surprise when it comes to those in place. a number. ok, williams talk to me a little bit about what the u. s. federal reserve is thinking right now. we're expecting another rate hike decision from them like next week. what, what are you thinking? yeah, christy next week wednesday, that's where we will have the next official fed meeting and there is no guessing we will see at least an interest rate increased by 75 basis points. some analysts even believed we could see a full percentage point and then also another increase by $75.00 basis points at the november meeting could be in the card said. so it's obvious that the federal reserve is going to act aggressively. and that on the other side to co term economic growth, you're in the united states in the months. okay. okay, well, talking about hurting the united states. i mean, i know that the international monetary fund as early as january was warning, emergency emerging economies that they needed to prepare for aggressive height rakes in the u. s. this was before energy markets went wild out what to these high rate hikes mean for those markets

u. s. nationals. well, our correspondent manual shadow is in khaki in northeastern ukraine. as she told us more about the prisoner swap. good morning, pablo. yes, it was some definitely a news that a few people were expected were expecting today. 215 are sold is liberated air to day. among them, a $180.00 a members of the as of a battalion, as the news, as tardy to come out last night late at night. or, you know, on social media, there's not one ukrainian or person i'm not in touch with, or had that i done far on social media who didn't comment on dad. the negotiations of course, have been, are going on for a long time. apparently, turkey and saudi arabia and facilitated a doze, with a saudi arabia celebrating also that he variation of fan of foreign nationals. so are here in ukraine, this is a, a great relief for, for to see does. so the is liberated, you know that here they are considered as a hero and celebrity celebrated asked by the population. emmanuel, tell us a little bit more about the prisoners and am of the conditions that may be there in after the release. while i was mentioning among those are 215 people are, there were a 108 fighters of d as as a battal

u. s. so there is a lot going on on the site or in the side kind of talks, but definitely, as you asked, definitely everybody is going to address ukraine. and also the question, what it would mean if the eastern regions this separatist regions would be forced to hold a referendum the dublin washington bureau chief in his pole at the un general assembly in york. thanks so much. ok. let's look at the main point of the speech, a plan by separatist authorities in russian hill part of ukraine. the whole referendums on joining russia has triggered a hail of criticism from several governments. the white house says it will never recognize the annexation of any ukrainian territory. if the votes go ahead and the u. s. threatening to impose more sanctions on moscow for what it says, a violations of international law. rushing back to authorities in the regions of lou hantz done yet zap alisha and her son say 4 days of voting will begin on friday . enhancements come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in a counter offensive. my friends are the don boss is returning home wit

definitely some food for thought. thank you. maria. phenomena for bringing us those details. now the u. s. is set to transfer part of couples assets to a bank in switzerland and the central bank of ghana. stan has condemned that decision as illegal miss mila had left the rightful owners of the frozen assets or the afghan people. we had this money for foreign trade payments. the decision of the u. s. to transfer one part of that amount to a swiss bank, establishing an institution, they're to disperse the money to hand it over to some private organisation, setting their own rules for political purposes. it's totally illegal according to international law. how can they refuse to transfer that money to our central bank? this is a betrayal of the afghan people and the people's will and consent was totally ignored. and the afghan central bank was not consulted. we denounce the us decision of the us says it will not release money directly to an african institution, as there is no guarantee that civilians will benefit from it. when the taliban seized power in afghanistan, the us froze around $7000

definitely means more western support. and here we have really heard noises from washington, that the u. s. is going to different up that support not just the military but financially as well. but obviously the big fear is that russia will use this as an excuse the pretext to threaten using nuclear weapons. say, if you attack, don't yet gallo hans, which we now considered to be russian territory than you are attacking russia and such. there is no limit on what we'll do in terms of defending that territory. was he no one outside russia is gonna recognize that it's not even russ closest allies like bowlers or catholics and seemingly willing to do so. but certainly there's this fear that this kind of nuclear specter, the spectra of nuclear weapons being used against ukraine force is now something that is increasingly a rail prospect did up as an economy there in key for us. thank you, nick. let's have a look at some of the other stories making headlines today. a gunman has killed at least 15 people at a school in central russian authorities say the shooter targeted students, teachers and secur

u. s. defense secretary there repeatedly stressing the need to provide military support for ukraine for the long haul. does that tell us about how the war is progressing? it definitely shows that they're changing their strategy. they said that that war is now into a milestone as we have this report of this count offensive in south and ukraine. he said as the warri wolf, we have to evolve to, to show the commitment to use this momentum as well. to gather with this allies that you just mentioned, not just nato allies. i saw that norway's also attending suite. and so to countries that want to be part of this defense aligns, he singled out some countries and said it's important to continue as we just heard him saying for a long hall not just with training the ukrainian soldiers, but also giving them the equipment, giving them heavy weapons and also the ammunition that they need it to fight back the russians. while speaking of weaponry, i ukraine's prime minister has just called on germany to supply ukraine with modern lever to battle tanks. how likely is it that germany will do that? germany is opening when he was asked that by german media, he said that if bought and i

so we'll, we'll definitely keep hearing about it and it will remain in the headlines for the next few days. u. s. officials downplayed the impact on the eve on the incident, even as gas prices ryan's and europe prepays for winter. on tuesday, you are a secretary of state antony lincoln, however, noted washington's aspirations to end europe's dependence on russian energy and promised a surge and supplies of liquid natural gas were working to continue to search. ellen g supplies to europe in cooperation with global partners, including i mean of pacific towards noting that our own oil production is up by more than $500000.00 barrels per day. this year. our energy exports are up more than 20 percent since last year. in fact, we became the largest elegy supplier to the european union in the u. j this year, or picked up by more cheaper well benefit from this situation. europeans, hardly the destruction of these gas pipelines will. * love us to increase that supply of liquefied natural gas to the e. u. they have never conceal the fact that their main task is to tear off europe from russian energy resou

u. s. can get out of the group stage. i think you definitely don't want to be arrogant and you want to take your opponents, you know, with, with, with certain credibility. and i think wales will be a very interesting battle. i think bulking drawn similar levels when you look at star power garrett veil and others like ramsey and it's a well coach team and they had to fight to get here the game against iran. we last thing is iran in 98. i think that that team under carlos tito's, that's just come back and it's stream we well they got 4 point than in 2018 where they beat they tied for to go and they beat morocco out of the gate. and then last 2, i think they lost the 2nd game. i can't remember who that was again, but they have players that can score and they have top forwards equally like the united states. we have a young generation that has an american in each group of champions league, but the game's not played on paper and that's what makes it so excited. we have a team that finally starting to take shape, play a little bit better, but the poo

definitely. now, 5 hours from now, the security council will meet and will vote on a resolution that's been drawn up by the u. s. and albania, condemning the action we've seen coming from moscow condemning the annexation of that territory inside ukraine, the most, the rest of the security council, se still ukrainian territory spoke also to the bus as he walked in, fergus missing the bus to tell me that very strongly with the position, this is a legal is wrong and it doesn't represent the, the will of the people living in those areas that i think is going to be the message you're going to be hearing from. certainly, the western members of the security council, when it comes to a vote, we're pretty certain how that vote will go. the exact numbers are still to be still to be watched at 3 pm new york time. but certainly, the resolution will not pass condemning russia because russia members, a permanent member of the un security council. that means that has a veto and it will use it's vito, there's absolutely no doubt in that russia is used. it's vito before since the invasion of ukraine back in february, we also kn

yet another example of the definition of insanity and continue doing the same thing over and over while expecting different results. freedom of speech of freedom of news. now u. s. news outlet m s n b c is unabashed about one side in journalism as host met the her son in an interview with foreman, new york times of hold of ben smith says the media shouldn't present opposing signs of major issues. there are 2 words we need to remove from our media for company right now, and that is both sides. this fundamental crunch, this reliance on both sides is it kind of lazy way of covering up living. mom is deeply dangerous. there are a bunch of major issues in which there are not both sides or not both sides on climate change. there are not both sides of white supremacy. there are not both sides of democracy, but they're not besides on the holocaust. of course, thankfully not everyone agrees with that cool for one sided coverage is a sample of some reactions of social media. while there's no risk of hearing both sides on m. s m, b, c. so he should feel right at home. i bet there are 2 sides to every single story ever, but authoritarians love to censor speech, especially

u. s. and the u. k. has of course, always been very special for historical reasons, but in the past 7 decades, that the queen play any part in oh, definitely. and it is interesting to see how different are also different a former presidents react. and i think actually this fair to say that michelle obama and her the creed might have had a very special relationship by i'm sure many of our viewers recall the moment when president obama and the 1st lady were visiting the queen and in london. and michelle obama touched her bag and this is absolutely impossible. that's forbidden . you are not allowed to touch the queen, but the queen, in her very humorous way, reacted in the very warm away that kind of underlines. i think the special relationship between her, especially michelle obama. i think the queen understood how stressful and how hard that can be like to be and the public eye, which is not always really friendly to women in a school in washington. thank you so much. although she had increasingly withdrawn from high profile royal duties in recent years, queen elizabeth dedicated her 70 year reign to serving her subjects. we look back now a

definitely stating that this information is absolutely false. it has nothing to do in reality. for armine as prime minister nicole episcopalian made phone calls to u. s. secretary of state anthony blankenburg and russian president vladimir putin control on french president emanuel macro to demand a response from the international community. since the fall of the soviet union, there have been multiple armed conflicts between the 2 countries, especially over not gore no carry back. the separatist region is inhabited mostly by ethnic armenians, but is recognized by many nations as part of azerbaijan. after a war that lasted 6 years through the late eighty's into the ninety's, leaving tens of thousands of people dead, there were years of quiet, but in fall of 2020, in his area offensive kicked off another war. the conflict has consequences for the entire region. while the charity muslim, azerbaijan is protected by turkey, armenia receives military support from russia. 2 years ago, moscow has negotiate a cease fire, but that truce has had for less than 2 years. all right, i want to bring it down. dr. marina, my raunchy is an honorary research fellow, the

u. s. is in contact with the taliban and keeping a sort of engagement. so the more there was engagement definitely there. there's going to be the development of understanding and, and the more there was understanding both sides of the future. we'll look, look better. i'd say i could also say the fund would be the 3500000000 fund release and sponsored to mysterious must have somehow hop and in some kind of coordination with the, with the kind of bun to as the economic and political situation evolves in afghanistan, how important is the relationship with us becoming to the taliban. i think we all know including the taliban. that disengagement with the wisdom was a ticket. ready with the united states is not in favor of anything and it's different and they look for for the recognition and engagement with the west because they are already in isolation and that the nation has created a humanitarian catastrophe and a private economy missing. and the situation over all getting worse and no one has done. this is not helping to defer better string them, their grip on power. and also we see the, the taliban

this doesn't happen easily or it's definitely very thanks lot to start fussing reporting. let's kind of united states to see how the u . s. is responding to these lead. kimberly hawkers, life for us from the kimberly accusations, encounter accusations flying about who's responsible for sabotaging these pipelines . which it just shows how precarious your, its energy supplies of it, what, what's of you there in the 6 and the united states is flatly denying that it has any involvement in these lakes. in fact, it is being denied not only here at the white house by the press, secretary cringe on pierre, but also at the pentagon by a senior military official who says that the united states is absolutely not involved in any sort of way. now the white houses instead pointing to the national security spokes person who has tweeted the in recent day say that the u. s. is supporting efforts to investigate and safeguard europe's energy security. and of course, we know that the european union has gone much further and its position saying that it has promising a robust and united response to what it sees as a deliberate act of potentia

u. s. team on day 2. and he managed to think this huge 80 foot pot that was for an ego. he and pon, scottish definite type, there might say, the american still have a big lead over the international take. in major the baseball chicago cubs, rookie hayden was ascii had an evening. hello. remember, the $24.00 wrote it delivered and immaculate ending again to pittsburgh pirate. a stroke camp 3 butters, in the 5th and with the minimum 9 pitches. it was just for the parents in the majors. the clubs went on to win. the reach that paid was nasty. that is all your fault for me. it's back to mary. i'm in london. all right, lovely, thanks very much. jemma will oversee this is the most famous element of the power skyline. now the eiffel towers officially started tiny it flight off early in a bit to save energy twinkling lights on the walls. renowned landmark, turned off for 11 45 pm local time on friday. instead of the usual time, 1 am. as the city prepares for rising energy costs. sneeze allen, a few more years. ah ah. a and you so much as it is of evil under a labor government, it will not be tolerated in any

definitely outrageous. it's however expected. but for us, it was never about and is really investigation for us. it has always been about a u. s. independent investigation. at the end of the day, you cannot have a war criminals investigating their own crimes from day one. we've known that shooting car gets it and killed by an israeli soldier. so for us, so these are merely nothing but the statements obscuring the true and continuing to spread this information. coming up on this is our from london, the back up power line supply in the russian controlled zipper is your power plant to ukraine's national grid is disconnected due to a fire. thus, i been shocked to my call is past few days in the visit to somalia, the un humanitarian chief warned that famine is at the door again and thousands are already dying. and the 1st man through to the us open the quarter finals, it'll have that in support. ah, this trump has been picked as the new leader of the u. k. conservative party and will replace brush johnson as prime minister trust speech. former chancellor as she soon act by round 20000 votes in the leadership contest and in bother r

definitely. it was a 4.4 magnitude quake. that was the first one that the u. s geological survey confirmed. but there are actually two quakes. after that, 4.4 just after 6 30 in the evening, there was a 4.3 magnitude aftershock. take a look. dew point. of your shared this i home surveillance video with us, you can see and hear. the rattling didn't last very long, but it was strong enough to knock things off shelves in people's homes and even create some small cracks and ceilings. the dogs were acting weird, so i actually let them out in the backyard and not 10. seconds later. i had to grab ahold o the doorframe for our between our kitchen and our dining room because it was jolting so bad. again no reports of any injuries . but immediately afterward , santa rosa fire fighters were busy responding to calls ranging from people getting stuck into elevators to reports of people smelling gas in the area. there was some cleanup needed after that 4.4 quake in that 4.3 aftershock, you could see it knocked bottles off store shelves and kind of tossed around cans and jars in display cases. santa rosa

u. s and some 70 other countries on drought related issues. they're creating a new database that provides a more intensive look into the impact of a particular drought. the climate change issues and warming world. it's definitelynging how droughts behave. it's affecting how all extreme events behave. the seattle based tool will be released in the fall, users can look up the information filtered by state, check the intensity of the drought, a particular sector or season. the center is already warning about the likelihood of a third straight year of latynina winter meeting a warm and dry conditions over much of the west and southeast. don't want to hear that, roberta gonzalez says. we might have a little bit of rain this saturday or sunday sunday. okay looks like sunday at this particular time. there's so many things that have to stay in place, so the system has to stand its current track. it has to stay well organized as well. and it can bring as much needed precipitation. take a look at the bottom of the state. they're the very light shade of tan that is an approving situation in the far reaches as southern california because of the monsoonal rains, but you see that we are in a severe drought throughout much o