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joe: for more, let's welcome claire valentine.hy would, what kind of exposure did she have to china and is she totally out now? >> for two of her funds, they had as much as a percent or 9% this year. now, barely any chinese equity exposure. she is very involved in innovation and growth companies. she has very much trims that. romaine: so she has trimmed that. it is not really unheard-of. joe kind of alluded to this idea that a lot of these industries have been under pressure for a while. february, the last time we have seen a real peak and some of these names. are some of these bigger investors, are they looking at china and really saying, this time is different and we have to reconsider being investors? >> a lot of what i am hearing talking with fund managers, the chinese government has increasingly crackdown. it is, to say chinese equities will start performing better. caroline: of course, cathie wood is renowned for support of elon musk and tesla. people have been worried about the regulatory risks of that particular stock. at

phil's brother mark valentine joins me now. thank you so much for your time. we're so sorry that your family is going through this ordeal. >> well, it's a trying time, for sure, and i'm delighted to be here and i appreciate you having me on. >> how is phil doing? >> he is better than he was a few days ago. he's very -- still very deep in the woods. he is not on a ventilator, has not been on a ventilator, and he is breathing with assistance via a high-flow oxygen machine during the day, which is a canula affair, and at night, a bipap mask to keep his o2 levels up, and that apparently is the name of the game to keep his oxygen levels up and that's what's going on. as recently as yesterday, he was -- i mean, when he's not sleeping, he's fully communicative, talkative, as you might imagine, and yesterday was up, you know, looking at his computer and, you know, talking normally and we took that as a very good sign. it's just -- it's -- as was described by one of my doctor friends, it's a nonlinear recovery, and so it's ups and downs, and you know, one step forward,

go to yucca valentine. he is the head of the bella roost office at the conrad at nowhere foundation. he joins me tonight from the lithuanian capital building. it's going to have you on the program. let me ask you this surge of migrants from billers into lithuania. is this an in tensional? provocation being orchestrated by alexander lucas shanker. good evening. yes. very much thing. so, mean, after all, look, has a number of threatened himself just over 2 months ago to flood quote, a europe with migrants and drugs as a reaction to the european infection packages. so what we see at the moment is very much this and he has withdrawn him by the roosters withdrawing from the mission agreements. the border protection system, which had been working quite well over the last 23 months. last year we only saw 81 cases of illegal trust thing on the border while it has been 1400 so far in this year. and also here really that it's a matter of lack of resources now because of the thanks was about the research cannot afford

phil's brother mark valentine joins me now. thank you so much for being with us. at least a little better over the last day or so. give me a quick update. >> well, the update is that he is better than he was. i have not gotten the report this morning but i expect to have it anytime now. he is alert when he's not sleeping, which they encourage. when he's not sleeping he's, you know, communicative and talkative as you might imagine, and you know, a day or two ago he was, you know, sitting up on his computer, you know, and told susan, he said, you know, i don't know what the doctors are telling you, but i'm telling you i'm getting better. so we hope that that trajectory continues. it has been described to me as a non-linear recovery, which i think the layperson's translation is roller coaster. >> so how bad did it get and how scared was he and frankly were you and the rest of the family? >> we were terrified and petrified, it was as bad as it gets. i mean, there were very very serious questions about whether or not he would survive. it could not have been any worse a

and phil valentine not only openly dismissed the vaccine, he gave false advice to his listeners aboutn writing a parody song mocking it. ♪ the vax man ♪ but there is nothing funny about what happened to valentine who nearly died from covid. his family now says while he has never been an anti vaxxer, he regrets not being more vehemently pro vaccine. his brother says that he is determined to get the new message to his listeners. >> the very short assessment of this is he got it wrong. and he wants to do everything he can to make sure that as many people get vaccinated as can. we want as many people as can hear my voice this morning to put politics aside and go get the vaccine. >> reporter: valentine may end up being one of the lucky ones. his family says his condition is improving. for other unvaccinated americans, nurses and doctors say some of them are now begging for a shot when it may be too late. >> getting ready to intubate the patient in the icu and they say if i get the vaccine now, can i not go on the ventilator. so they are begging for it. >> reporter: jake tapper, cnn, washin

on the other hand, the incumbent, high representative, valentin ensco, is leaving office at the end of this month and in bosnia, this move this, bringing in to power. this law is seen as a sort of a legacy move a legacy of history. as the high representative in bosnia, texas is reviewing investments by its pension funds also been in jerry's and else it's pulling out of the occupied palestinian territory. the vermont based company said selling ice cream there, where israeli and jewish settlers live illegally as per international law would be inconsistent with its values. texas is they government believe the decision goes against the law, prohibiting any boy caught, involving israel. panagerie's was acquired by unit leave at 20 years ago, but it has kept an independent board to manage the brands image uniquely versus bennett. jerry's decision does not reflect the position of its boards and it wasn't approved. israel's prime minister natalie bennett, was quick to react warning you need leave of severe consequences and possible legal action. richard levick is ceo of leverick, a strategic c

if you stand this next is something like shirley valentine — in which a middle—aged housewife finds als really pales by comparison. there's little of the wit, grit, or bittersweet humour of that willy russell—scripted gem in this ragbag of romantic cliches and cut—and—paste pop songs — which, for all its eye—catching locations, feels more like a tv movie than a feature. to be clear, off the rails won't be troubling the oscars, or even the baftas. but i'd be lying if i claimed that this didn't touch my dark heart at all. not least because it's pretty much impossible to spend 90 minutes in the company of this very likeable cast — which also includes small roles for ben miller and franco nero — without it raising a chuckle or a tear. and, i confess to both. moreover, there's something reassuringly shonky about off the rails that distances it from the obnoxious excesses of, for example, sex and the city 2 — a slick hollywood blockbuster that i personally found more distasteful than the human centipede. laughter. off the rails is in cinemas now. a couple of weeks ago, i declared mads mikke

and mister valentine, what more do we know tonight about these large numbers of people crossing the border from bella? ruth into the way, dea so the people being apprehended by the little union voted out of being brought to the big facility. and so the weather being accommodated. and what we hear from the lithuanian bodyguard is that these people are mostly people from the in the middle east. so many iraqis, but also people who claim to have been student that. but the reason university is coming from northern africa, a western africa who say there were expelled from the university's or a schools where i was studying and international students after the fee for tuition was raised. and that there they were brought to the border. so it's a mixture of people that know, arrive to be. we heard that the, you council president charles michelle. he has promised solidarity. what kind of assistance is lithuania expecting? so i would say blue meetings expect attention. first of all, that this is a problem which is not really a problem, but it's something for the whole of the union. they expect the lea

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conservative radio host phil valentine not only openly dismissed the vaccine, he gave false advise toisteners, even writing a parody about it. but there's nothing funny about what happened to him who nearly died from covid. while he, quote, has never been an anti-vaxxer, his family says, he regrets not being more vehemently pro-vaccine. >> the very short assessment of this is he got it wrong and he wants to do everything he can to make sure that as many people get vaccinated as can. we want as many people as can hear my voice this morning to put the politics aside and go get the vaccine. >> reporter: valentine may end up being one of the lucky ones. his family says his condition is improving. for other unvaccinated americans, nurses and doctors say some of them are now begging for a shot when it may be too late. >> getting ready to intubate the patient and they said if i get the vaccine now, could i not go on the ventilator? they are begging for it. >> reporter: joining us now a doctor, a public health physician and a fellow at the american college of preventive medicine. doctor, you

you should have given me those right before valentine's day. greg, i wish we had more time. >> every day is valentine's day -- [laughter] >> charles: greg, scott, have a great 4th, gentlemen. i appreciate it. >> thanks, charles. >> charles: outrage that the white house doesn't see inflation. they tweeted out that the cost of barbecue is down from last year. of course they're talking pennies. we're not even comparing the same potato salads. we have a guest that's ready to rail on that. plus more on where to put your money ahead of the earnings season. we have investment gurus, cannot wait. we will be right back. falling. but i've seen centuries of rises and falls. i had a love affair with tulips once. lived through the crash of '29 and early dot-com hype. watched mortgages play the villain beside a true greek tragedy. and now here i am, with one companion that's been with me for millennia; hedging the risks you choose and those that choose you. the physical seam of a digital world, traded with a touch. my strongest ally and my closest asset. the

. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: tonee valentine carter, the atlanta airport's piano man., he definitely has the shoes. >> i play like this if oneoplere it doesn is going to be the sam >> repor trane to catch, but carlos whitaker felt whaker colleedtuips aot of money copping your way, bro. >> reporter: carter could use it. now 66, he gives himself kidney dialysis nine hours every day. >> i'm about to give you $10,000. >> get out. you deserve this. oh, man! >> reporter: donations now top $66,000. >> i've cried for four days. total strangers reached out to show me love. that's amazing. >> reporter: think people today have stopped caring? this piano man's story will change your tune. >> whoo! >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. joto others, and now they'vech given back. we'll be right back. pain. loth is a and dealing with a bulky vacuum.. . is such a hassle. uchhh!!! so now we use our swiffer sweeper and dusters. the fluffy fibers? they pick up dust easily. grabbing it in all those hard-to-reach places. gotcha!!! and for our floors, sweeper's textured cloths loc

us live the men who got their names to live would we have no prob, i know, you know, on sort of valentine's don't doctors answer that, but you need to do vision before you finish your movie now you stay i would say go, if we need you, we will call you, but now go, we have the, the jack who can do that. i'm only on but we have a clear question. yeah. actually talking about whether i should make the film enough. you should, i should go home and i was really shocked. why, why did you arrive? it's not that i have you. but if you have to know the truth, and i'm not saying nobody should come and do anything about your country. but it's a question of the whole system, the system that led to you being here and making this question by making it are you playing? i mean, are you trying to solve the issue or are you getting fooled yourself? i don't know. questions. what i hope i can do is create a little tiny bit of awareness in western audiences. good god. but then if you don't scratch deep and then you attack that, then you create this and then watch people come rushing, thinking the problem is here.

>> yes absolutely >> reporter: she and her horse valentine navigate jumps as high as four feet. >> he's my seeing eye horse if you will. he gives me freedom from my disability with i'm, i'm able to do things i can't do without my own eyesight >> reporter: he sees the tear rain for you? >> yes, he sees the obstacles and takes us to place i i wouldn't be able to go on my own or without the aid of someone else. >> reporter: it's a feeling of freedom she describes as flying. >> there say lot of people out there that because society told they thnt the can't do something, they won't try it my own personal goals might flazblaze a trail for other people to pursue passions and feel comfortable to do that >> reporter: she is trying to ignite more interest in young people with disabilities she is lobbyinging for it to become a paraolympic sport. i invite you to watch "the drink." it's how people make it to the topst field. my latest conversation can with our superstar sprinter hussein bolt. he is a dad of three a new dad. now producing music? who knew that? and what he told me that he wished he ha

item 29: valentine's day. ah, the worst for last. hmm. classic flakey.e up with a way for us to celebrate the occasion that we both can enjoy. people usually start a meeting with a joke, but you go ahead-- end with one. i propose we spend a weekend at a bed-and-breakfast in napa valley. i hate every word in that sentence. including "in," "at," "we" and "a." come on, sheldon. why not? for starters, a bed-and-breakfast forces you to eat with strangers at your table. one step ahead of you-- bernadette and wolowitz are going with us. oh, very well. what are the sleeping arrangements? we've only been dating for three years. if we were to share a room, people might talk. i got you your own room. what if my room has a claw-foot bathtub? it doesn't. i know it makes you feel like you're bathing inside a monster. look, i appreciate the effort, but i'm still unclear how this trip is supposed to be enjoyable for me. we're going to have valentine's day dinner on a fully functioning vintage train. vintage? be specific. an alcoa fa-4 diesel locomotive leading a train o

phil valentine is fighting the virus. >>> faith abubey begins with our coverage. >> reporter: as the delta variant fuels surging covid cases, there's new evidence the protection vaccines provide may be on the decline. new questions about how long vaccinated people are protected from covid-19. the ceo for a company that helped develop the pfizer vaccine tells "the wall street journal" that antibody levels are dropping seven months among some vacciwho have been vaccina. dr. anthony fauci is suggested a booster shot may be needed for people with weaker immune conditions. thanks to the highly contagious delta variant daily infections in the u.s. are up 314% since june. the surge coming as summer music festivals occur. in california the state is averaging more than 10,000 cases per day. in massachusetts on cape cod approved an emergency indoor mask after an outbreak there. doctors are pleading with people to get the shot, saying nearly every new hospital patient is unvaccinated. >> all i can say to the public is you don't want to be in this situation. trust us. you don't want to be in the

tom is so good, he went fishing on valentine's day to get his wife a bouquet of flounders. >> you should'veit before -- while you were had. >> i'll be here all week. >> should've swapped fish with her. >> i'm going to call rochelle about all of that, see what she thinks about you out on the water. >>> of next, it was a great >>> i know, just about every day is national something day. today it's all about the hot dog, though. we visited casper's hot dogs, which has been in the east bay since 1934. the family-owned and operated chain has eight locations. >> when we first started, we had with the hot dog with the mustard, relish, tomato and onion. our menu has expanded. we make our own hotdogs at our meat plant in san leandro and we are just happy to still be a part of the community. >> doing the dogs. casper's in bratedts 50th anniversary. that's a foot-long. >> so good right w, ready for dinner. thank you for watching tonight news continues streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find it on the kpix 5 news app ♪ ♪ ♪ . captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: tonight: hospitals across america br

from ramallah or in the west bank by the 1st woman to hold a seat in the highest executive body in valentine. dr. finance, shall we? thank you so much for coming back on the show before we get on to. i mean, so far are no sci fi, this is being a watershed. so i'm saying, what are you hearing about the scale of suffering in the past few weeks from these? well, british american and you nation weapons launched a israel. absolutely. when you have hundreds of innocent civilians can have women and children, family children actually have a call on them. honest, again, you will have 14000 attention apartments and really been destroyed. you have the infrastructure, the roads, the water system, even to the point of getting to the electricity and song you have many clinics strikes. so it's like destroying the economics as that, as benson and the human dimensions of guys, guys are known, let alone go camera. westbank and through some of which you have scores have thousands injured. so that is an insurance and targeting that has been an adult to ride the use of a cruel violence. and of course it's the in

there are some indications that the current high representative, valentin info who is leaving office at the end of this month might in the next days or weeks bring the flow into power. and in a way to bring a legacy to his tenure as the, as the high representative of international community in bosnia, in bulgaria, exit polls show from mr. boy code for his off narry winning countries. second national election in a year. but once again, he could struggle to form a coalition to secure a 4th term or source g e r b party is projected to win between 20 to 23 percent of the vote. fully short of a majority. the anti lead party led by tv host sly retrieval of looks that set to finish just behind with around 21 percent. but tree for now says he opposes any coalition with mainstream parties, raising the possibility of a deadlock to parliament. traditional main opposition socialist party is expected to finish 3rd on 15 percent. and the democratic bulgaria party, which is boosted by last year's purchase, is projected to wind around 13 percent. so we're going to go force for the 2nd time this year

there are some indications that the current high representative, valentin in school who is leaving office at the end of this month might in the next days or weeks bring the flow into power. and in a way to bring a legacy to his tenure as the, as the high representative of international community in bosnia protest against the palestinian authority taking place in the occupied westbank. there have been calls for weeks now for palestine. the president would have boss to quit after the death of an activist in p. a custody. and smith joined us now live from ramallah in the occupied westbank. my apologies here is ben smith in the west bank the capitalist, today's protest. but not a couple of weeks ago. he had been arrested by palestinian security forces and according to witnesses severely enough. and an autopsy policy advised me that he died as a result of the injuries he'd received when he was beaten. 40 members policy security in custody. no one yet charged with death, protested a calling for justice. for him. i'm calling with how is the new president my move about to go, but not the 5th crit

appear to be an option for lucas shinkel just yet are more on the situation to live sco to yucca valentine. he is the head of the bell roof office at the conrad at no foundation. he joins me tonight. the lithuanian capital building is just going to have you on the program. let me ask you this surge of migrants from deliveries into lithuania. is this an in tensional provocation being orchestrated by alexander lucas shanker? good evening. yes. so it's very much seems so mean after all, lucas has a number of threatened himself a just over 2 months ago to flood quote, a europe with migrants and drugs as a reaction to the european function packages. so what we see at the moment is very much this and he has withdrawn him but by the roses withdrawing from the rear mission agreement, the border protection system which had been working quite well over the last year. just to remind you, last year we only saw 81 cases of illegal trespassing on the border while it has been 1400 so far in this year. and also here really that it's a matter of lack of resources. now, if you look to the bank to research c

there are some indications that the current high representative, valentin in school who is leaving office at the end of this month might in the next days or weeks bring that law into power. and in a way to bring a legacy to his tenure as the as the high representative of international community in bosnia wildfires are raging in the west of the united states with record breaking temperatures, forecast for california and nevada. this all comes just weeks after another dangerous heat wave hit north america, and which hundreds of sudden deaths were recorded. many of them suspected of being heat related. next few brian are for me. this is the largest wild fire of the year and california burning along the border with nevada. a combination of 2 fires, sparked by lightning, are doubled in size between friday and saturday, fires rolling downhill air. it's one of several fires, straightening homes across the wasted united states, blamed on so called heat, dove pockets of high pressure which push warm air down, forcing temperatures up this job. and those are the effects of climate change. here it's

. ♪ ♪ ♪ (upbeat piano) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: tonee valentine carter, the atlanta airport's piano manely has the shoes. >> i play like this if one person or 300 people are here. it doesn't matter, it's going to be the same thing. >> reporter: most travelers ignore him, got a plane to catch, but carlos whitaker felt an energy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i feel lighter. >> reporter: also light, carter's tip jar. whitaker, a motivational speaker, reached out to his 170,000 instagram followers. whitaker collected virtual tips for a half hour. >> you got a lot of money copping your way, bro. >> reporter: carter could use it. now 66, he gives himself kidney dialysis nine hours every day. >> i'm about to give you $10,000. >> the (bleep) you talkin' about? get out. >> you deserve this. >> oh, man! >> reporter: donations now top $66,000. >> i've cried for four days. total strangers reached out to show me love. that's amazing. >> reporter: think people today have stopped caring? this piano man's story will change your tune. >> whoo! >> reporter: mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> o'donnell: he gives so much

i'm still with the 1st woman to hold a seat in the highest executive body and valentine, dr. shrier, we should just as will all the damage be repaired from these british american in the nation bombs. unfortunately, they will give us more bombs and they will also try to compensate for the like if you eat, i guess it is that it better take a long time. there was several shots on guys. the last in 2014 can thousands of people and they were honest hauling. so who is going to be the, the, the building has not even been finished. so now they're going to have to renovate and sean on top of the previous destruction. one layer after the other. in addition, of course, does we send infrastructure right there to needs, including medical needs, senators and so i think people will rebuild. but the issue is not to keep this allow is to give this drawing and then as the palestinians this is how do stuff is going. how do you, how is accountable? how do you make your combination agreements is linked to israeli behavioral israeli human relations and use of these b, u has all sorts of stipulations i'm c

there are some indications that the current hi representative, valentin in school who is leaving office at the end of this month. might in the next days or weeks bring that law into power. and in a way to bring a legacy to his tenure as the, as the high representative of international community in bosnia for gary and have been voting in the 2nd parliamentary election. and fremont. the ball was called off, the april election resulted in hung poland, but failed to form a coalition government the following month. then prime minister boy cobra's self, fed down and handed power to a can't take a government. since then, there have been accusations of corruption linked to the governing party fishermen and garza have held a demonstration to raise awareness of their struggle against israel blockade of the region. the released balloons with pictures of all the fishermen killed by israeli security forces as well. routinely restricts causes, fishing water, fighting security reasons severely affecting livelihoods for thousands local unions calling on the world to protect government fishermen. elizab

on the other hand, the incumbent, high representative, valentin ensco, is leaving office at the end of this month. and in bosnia, this move is bringing in to power. this law is seen as a sort of a legacy move a legacy of his there. and as the high representative in bosnia salmonella has it 1st female prime minister after receiving courts approval. yeah. may know me. my to office party one me election in april by the majority, but the can't take who government locked ministers out of parliament. so much office side held their own swearing in ceremony. instead. on friday, the court of appeals that the ceremony was legally valid for nearly 69000 chevrolet pulse electric vehicles have been recalled worldwide because of the risk fire chevrolet's own general motors says it will replace any battery modules due to a manufacturing defect that's caused at least 2 fires so far. the recall. com is just a week off the us regulators urged owners of the car to park their vehicles outside and away from any homes or other structures after they've been charged. israel high course has asked the governmen

tennessee-based conservative radio host phil valentine didn't think he needed the vaccine, but the now has changed course after getting covid and ending up at the hospital in serious condition. >> his not getting it influenc o people not to g. and that is the regret of his life. >> turn to the right. >> reporter: medevac pilot ricky hamm did get vaccinated, but tested positive three days after getting the shot before it fully took effect. he'd spend 187 days at the hospital, and now has this message from those still skeptical. >> nobody wants to go through this. and a lot of people that went through this didn't come out. is it worth not taking a shot? that to me is stupid. >> reporter: here in birmingham, this hospital's lab says all 31 of its most recent covid samples have come back positive for the delta variant. lester? >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. and to make plan on where to get vaccinated, visit plan your vaccine.org for more. >>> here in japan, team usa is off to a powerful start, especially in swimming with a chance for more gold medals in the pool just a short time from now.

yoshi's on this friday night, the artist is playing before a live audience for the first time since valentine's day last year on this very stage to tell you the truth, i have a little nervous, and, uh, you know, i would played in over a year. i spoke with escovedo backstage shortly before his performance. he and his band are the first artist to take to yoshi stage since the venue shut down due to the pandemic last march. yoshi's is always my favorite place to play in the bay area, and we've been playing here for years. fans say they've gone too long without live music, which they describe as food for the soul. blind music is the best music. just live music. it does something different to you. it makes you excited a sold out. crowd of 300 for the night's first show. one family tells me they're coming together for the first time since the pandemic. what better way to celebrate all of us being vaccinated together and make sure that we enjoy the music and the obvious that you know she's bringing the restaurant portion of the business reopened three months ago for meet and greet is so doubt yoshi's

annie valentine's been with us for two whole years working on this project. and so i just want to thank you all and i want to thank brian newman recent graduate at the phd program for his help and rec. a current graduate student named ian iverson who's been helping out as well. these are only a few of the many people that i should thank but now we have so much time. so thank you all very much. i look forward to your questions. we'll publish the url for the website in the chat and i'll send it out via our social media as well after today's event. thank you. thank you so much will for that wonderful presentation. i was going to begin by asking about where they could find the url, so you'll send it out, but it will also be available through the national center website. yes, i can do that. i can i'll put it up on the website. i'll put it up on social media and i will have it out through our e newsletter if that's the way you choose to get. tuned into the niles so it'll be everywhere. okay, so we're gonna start taking some questions from the audience now and we'll

in the ninety's when he was a us senator on the other hand, the incumbent, high representative, valentin ensco, is leaving the office at the end of this month. and in bosnia, this move, this, bringing in to power. this law is seen as a sort of a legacy move a legacy of his or as the high representative name from you swearing in a new government in some up has been approved by the countries court of appeal. now it means that the army, naomi matter, will be the 1st female prime minister of the polynesian island nation after elections. in april, her party held its own swearing in ceremony in may, after members were locked out of parliament, the court of appeal has ruled the ceremony. was legally valid. the funeral of haiti's assassinated president of anomalies he is taking place in the country, 2nd city comp patient. why he's been laid to rest in the grounds of his family home . he was shot dead on july. the 7th. the police say his killers, including 18 former columbia mercenaries, and several haitian americans posing as drug enforcement agents. haiti has been experiencing mass protest and

in the ninety's when he was a us senator on the other hand, the incumbent, high representative, valentin info is leaving office at the end of this month and in bosnia, this move this, bringing in to power this law is seen as a sort of a legacy move a legacy of his or as the high representative in bosnia in the news, the head will have the latest on the scramble to save people stranded by monsoon floods. this is in west in india, the death toll growth, and erased but not forgotten. the mapping project exposing the bed when the villages israel was trying to hive. ah, ah, it's time for the journey to winter sponsored by kettle airways. hello, nice to see you are a southwest monsoon has been particularly active toward the west coast of india, the states of martha roster, 802 millimeters of rain. so that means it's 2nd what is day and look at this over half a century. once again on saturday we can still see those heavy rounds of rain toward the west coast of india. but we're also seen some particularly heavy rounds of rain that darker the color, the more intense the rain towards central and a

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there are some indications that the current high representative, valentin in school who is leaving office at the end of this month might in the next days or weeks bring the flow into power. and in a way to bring a legacy to his tenure as the, as the high representative of international community in bosnia time for a short break here. and i'll just hear when we come back, one of haiti's most powerful gang leader threatens protests, killing a president job, another movie billionaire, richard branson's rocket power claim breach of the space takes a step towards commercial space tourism more unstable. ah ah. hello there. it's a hot dry picture across the middle east and quiet as expected up in the north. we've got our temperatures sitting slightly above average q weight could see the temperature touch the early fifties as we go into tuesday. but further south things are looking a lot cooler. we've got a southerly wind kicking up into yemen, anime on that's bringing temperatures slightly below what we expect for this time of year. and look what that does on tuesday to catawba temperature is go

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