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>> both temperature rainfall and snowfall vary year to year and bounce up and down naturally.n caused climate change is causing a long-term increase in the temperature. so in some years the rainfall is very high. the landscape is moist. in other years, the rainfall dropped the snowfall dropped and its dryer and that's superimposed on this long-term increase in heat and in those years this year in canada that wildfire explodes. >> we want you to call in with either questions or professor gonzales or any thoughts about wildfires and climate change. those e numbers if you're in th eastern or central time zone we want you to call us at 202-748-8000 if you are in the mountain or pacific aitime zone call us at 202748 8000 one. eastern and central before we get to the calls, want to ask you professor gonzales, you are in california which you said has experienced wildfires increasing over the past years. recently when the wildfires in canada and back to the northeast corridor new york washington dc, it seemed like public interest increased greatly. did you notice that it has that caus

iie: impact varies. impact does this have on people? "iie: impact varies.e: impact varies. for some people it's a matter of fact. they haven't got, or feel like they haven't got any choice to borrow from illegal vendors. there aren't any viable credit options in the market. if you that they've been turned on for credit and fuel as the indians did from the financial system so they do this because they feel like they have no choice. the consequences can be sear for your impacts on their mental health, some people have threats of physical or sexual violence, or other really harmful activities if they didn't pay the money back. the crushing pressure of the debt also. before people turn to illegal lenders they are often already in debt and that's why they've moved to an illegal vendor. thank you nicola harding, an important story to get across people. you're watching the context on bbc news. i am i am mushy or it back after a short break. hello there. there has been a lot of cloud around today, cloudy skies at lord's for the test match. some parts of england, th

we're going to be examining the cost of public transportation and how it varies between the us and elsewhere in the world. the and why does east asia has such a better transportation system, the north america, despite the u. s. having economic dominance in global power. while the 20th century american society develop actually around the automobile and north america is relatively sparsely populated. so modern cities are very spread out and the car is the ideal transport solution. the us population density is 110th of india's and quite low compared to western europe as well. public transportation, on the other hand, requires a lot of volume to work. the new york city subway was also built cheaply, unlike other underground systems in the world which often consider aesthetics as part of their design. the new york subway was always built with efficiency in mind . it also had no planning at the beginning of 19 o 4 through 1930. it was pretty much 3 separate subway companies that competed with each other and had absolutely no interest in making it easy to use for their competitor. in many places li

this is 5, could have it just varies, varies a defect to a state of emergency watches to corruption, escaping all day long to go outside after 9 o'clock into monday morning. so i, i assume there will be decision made in the next 2 hours and i'm sure you've denial is a james again. so if i don't talk to the last night, it would be such decisions. yeah, i think it's also important to keep in perspective that this event is killing of the teenager. i'm not an isolated incidents. what do you think needs to actually happen? so the tragedies like this can be prevented in the future. so you're right. um, this is obviously a single to the tragedy, but the routes lie fall deep. and we've just talked about the events in 2005. and since then you called said the situation where the make any progress. what happens is people, people are living in the suburbs, very often to discriminate tooth uh, when they look for adults and they'll just be on the street also when they are controlled by the police. the police, it's house has a very just good just to do and a very difficult circumstances, right? rac

the two key things — space, how does yours vary?key things you need to be sure of our accurate measurements. these gases are very low concentration, so quite difficult to detect, so you need to make sure you're detecting them very accurately. secondly, we think it's very important to have doctors as part of the process as well. so giving doctor the more information to come up with a personalised plan for the patient. is personalised plan for the atient. , ., ., patient. is there a risk that once people _ patient. is there a risk that once people take _ patient. is there a risk that once people take this i patient. is there a risk that once people take this in i patient. is there a risk that i once people take this in their own hands they won't want to see the doctor, they think it's easier to track it themselves? what were trying to do is put more control in the of patients. ultimately it's your health and you have a keen interest in that. it's about doing it responsibly. how can we make sure we are putting in features that will all

nowadays, the government has different and varied programs that you are supposed to cover and bring to your hearing and opinion, dear viewers. my colleague and colleague, ms. khadim jafar, is present here . i am interested in the programs of the government and the presidency today. please bring some programs. hello and welcome good morning, dear viewers. good morning. today is tuesday. on tuesdays , we have press conferences in the government sector, which is weekly, but once in a week , there are 17 economic spokesmen of khandouzi governments who only answer the economic questions of journalists, and today the news conference is the spokesperson of the government and we will hold a news conference around 11 o'clock. we will cover it live from khabar today. this guarantees your service. the government will ask what they will ask is that it will be positive for people's table and livelihood, such as housing, or maybe delays in loans that the people of iran request, marriage loans that banks will pay later, or bank profits , now in the political field, considering the recent visit of the

organizations in belarus that are engaged in developing the production of unmanned aerial vehicles to varyinges. someone is more successful, someone is not so successful, but it says, what is it about that people understand that, even if you uh? later entered this market, but still, maybe you will find your niche. this suggests that drones, as i said, are in demand now and they are very important for solving various problems indeed.

it varied in each region. it's a very complicated story. there were other stories like that throughout america. that was the way africans began to pry open possibilities for themselves, even if they were slaves. bargaining with their masters in ways that could persuade their masters that they could make more money by granting some of these privileges. very specific examples are in the book. >> i found that really fascinating. how the dutch colonies originated with dutch settlers were very different in their approach to that process in general. we mentioned it earlier but this is something i found particularly fascinating. can you talk about how the use of the courts, courts of law, became a tool that lots of africans used to petition for their freedom in various regions in various ways? >> yes. what is it you would like to know about that? anything in particular? >> yeah, it sticks with me that in massachusetts in particular that was -- there is this great anecdote11 who had been serving at a table. she was a slave. she heard about the new

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it isn't long however before varied secrets begin to emerge.t, what did you mean? what truly to playing this character was the fact that i just saw a hungry young man who is walking into a world that he is not fully embodied yet, and i think you just have a great thriller in that he ends at right beside his hero quite quickly. the film talks about how we idolise people as well and how that can be both good and bad thing. i think the film says a lot about the english class system and we were aware of that, the death by one thousand cats at a dinner table can give you. have you got the right tie on, the right music playing? how we fit into that. it says a lot about creativity as well, when your creativity is on the wane, how do you prop site up and how do you know that you are toxic? that is interesting. great writers steal. veteran actor richard e grant plays the pre—eminent novelist, a man obsessed with finishing his latest work. but at what cost? if you're asking whether my son's death has inspired my writing, the answer is no, i will not be w

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but it did vary depending on location. for example, medics were on scene within one minute responding to a pedestrian crash near pier 39. but records show it took 11 minutes for them to arrive to suv crash near howard. >> that is about right. medics arrived 13 minutes stephanie: david osgood lives in one of the high-rises along howard near where the crash happened. >> six people were hurt. i think 13 minutes is a bit long. it is almost a quarter of one hour. stephanie: fire and medics could not enter the scene last night until buddies had it secure. >>. >> i did call 9-1-1 and nobody answered. it raises the question of what would happen during the serious, catastrophic event where dozens or hundreds of people are hurt. stephanie: further itm, stephanie sierra, abc7 news. dan: and then in the east bay, a six-year-old b shot by a let critic gas station friday night. the shooting happened at a gas stationn east 12th street around 915 on friday. according to the san francisco chronicle, the yldas struck in the knee by a bullet

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as a varies in that is not everybody agrees, of course. but there is a certain degree of winter because of, again, because of they'll tell them that you've point of view that i'm trying to uh, to present me now is the wind up in my humble or i think. yeah, and we do appreciate from that's an option is we waned up since the collapse of the soviet union ties between africa and most cool have written a weekend. and russia has only just begun needs to return to africa. how, how buffy can come increase or react to, to defend what challenges does most cool phase in be fitting backwards in court to be shown suites in that evolution speed the continents. uh uh, well 1st, if i may, i would like to, uh, uh, disagree, respectfully with you. uh that we are turning the ball traffic. we never left it. uh, another thing is that we, um, in the both of you, if it is uh, we had the very difficult we went through a very difficult time ourselves and which actually limited our capacity to effectively uh, interact protocol but with other countries, not all of t

when this year in the world was still in its varying tends to stages. the country had already been kicked out of the arab league, and anyone recognizing the right of the syrian state to defend itself or defended citizens was considered a butcher, at least in the western narrative. i just wonder how does it feel to to see it come full circle now? i think we, we'll predict well, some of us at least predicted that this was going to be the case. eventually, i don't think anyone in their wildest dreams a lot the different take a so long it's elizabeth who knew from the very beginning that there were enough syrians who did not want to do an evolution or so some risk and endangered it, and therefore stood by the government and because they were enough of them, you know, they couldn't be defeated. the tides couldn't be turned so eventually renew. this was going to happen. i lost it, came up to a huge cost and a lot of stores for syrians. i don't know, in a sense uh, could if this could this have come a little bit earlier perhaps, but again, you know, the syrian

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we're going to be examining the cost of public transportation and how it varies between the u. s. and elsewhere in the world, the wide of east asia has such a better transportation system, the north america, despite the u. s. having economic dominance and global power. while the 20th century american society developed actually around the automobile and north america is relatively sparsely populated. so modern cities are very spread out, and the car is the ideal transport solution. the us population density is 110th of india's and quite low compared to western europe as well. public transportation, on the other hand, requires a lot of volume to work. the new york city subway was also built cheaply, unlike other underground systems in the world which often consider aesthetics as part of their design. the new york subway was always built with efficiency in mind . it also had no planning at the beginning of 19 o 4 through 1930. it was pretty much 3 separate subway companies that competed with each other and had absolutely no interest in making it easy to use for their competitor. in m

there are varying accounts of which train derailed first.was the coromandel express. it somehow ended up on a loop line and hit the goods train. the derailed carriages, which you can see in red here, then collided with the howra superfast express which was travelling along a different line. some of the superfast express carriages, which you can see in blue, are also then derailed. the government has said in total 17 coaches from the two passenger trains were derailed and severely damaged. in other news: after months of debate, the political saga over the us debt ceiling has ended. on saturday, presidentjoe biden signed a bill that suspends the debt limit for two years and cuts back on some federal spending. it comes just days before the deadline ofjune 5, avoiding a potential catestrophic default. officials in the ukrainian city of dnipro say an explosion has destroyed a residential building, injuring at least 13 people, including three children. there are reports the explosion was caused by a missile although the military has not confirmed

yesterday, for example, i watered with varying success all day and city stormwater. a volume of precipitation, of course, they could not cope. and some streets of the city have turned into such huge rivers, but at least they are fixed. one case with the flooding of the underground parking under the heating of the underground. parking lot now let's see how it was. we are sailing, marching, the zhiguli is boiling. further it became deep weather koroleva 42 building 1 it's raining outside now as you can see the rains themselves recede from the city. the sun has even come out, but rainfall is forecast to rain down on the city for the next week. uh, however, the townspeople perceive such weather as an absolutely normal phenomenon and even rejoice in the rain, because it has been standing in st. petersburg for the last 2 weeks. the heat and now, finally, the long-awaited freshness and coolness, while the air remains warm enough , the water in the lakes and the gulf of finland has also warmed up enough, so the swimming season in st. petersburg continues such news northern c

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one person killed on 22 hospital with injuries of varying severity, some criminals in critical conditiondetained, so the police have no motives for the incident, not the slightest idea of ​​​​the incident. perhaps, both the criminal showdown and the action of extremists or lunatics this year, the number of mass executions in the united states has increased dramatically compared to last year, according to statistics, at least a third of experts consider this to be a consequence of the general neuroticism of the population, as well as an increase in the number of arranged by the wayside in life people became such, especially a lot as a result of the uncontrolled migration from south and central america of the islamic militias who attacked the school the day before. they killed 38 children of three adults and abducted girls eight people are in critical condition in the hospital condolences to the leader of uganda to the families and friends of the victims were sent by president of belarus alexander lukashenko stressed the ruthless killing of innocent children, a crime for which there will n

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there are varying accounts of which train derailed first.ailway spokesperson said it was the coromandel express. it somehow ended up on a loop line and hit the goods train. the derailed carriages — which you can see in red here — then collided with the howrah superfast express which was travelling along a different line. some of the superfast express carriages, which you can see in blue, are also then derailed. the government has said in total 17 coaches from the two passenger trains were derailed and severely damaged. we spoke to debabrata mohanty from the hindustan times who was at the crash site earlier today. yes, i saw the moment i arrived there i saw it was a horrific sight. the train coaches were lying all around the entire crash site, too many bodies piled up and the rescuers had a difficult time to get the bodies out of the mangled coaches. i mean, it was like a war zone. an absolute nightmare, this experience. there is so much material to have to get through, we have been seeing them try to cut through the carriages to try to reach

another 2 to re 5, they try to evolves better because it's just going to use varying the patients are ongoing in this area. they left many surprises. many booby traps, everything is mind pauline is shrunk, little scarlet house is still standing. she's the only civilian we find in valley cannot assume. she stayed here throughout the fighting, the watching, listening to her town being destroyed. and then there's nothing left, but everything has to be rebuilt from scratch. we came to live where every year ago, just as the will started. it's impossible to describe. everyone has had something destroyed. the system is ukraine. spite to re take control of its territory is just beginning. small initial gains may be, but maam, specials are expected for long russian defensive lines that all will prepaid dog game, child stuff without a 0 bleak. and they'll assume ukraine on turn, the less know yeah. chapel, hello. that brings us more on what russia is saying about the ukrainian offensive. according to the russian side, the counter offensive, the ukranian counter offensive has been going on for a

there are varying accounts of which train derailed first.ay spokesperson said it was the coromandel express. it somehow ended up on a loop line and hit the goods train. the derailed carriages — which you can see in red here — then collided with the howrah superfast express which was travelling along a different line. some of the superfast express carriages, which you can see in blue, also then derailed. the government has said in total 17 coaches from the two passenger trains were derailed and severely damaged. a man, who survived the derailment, told the bbc that he feels fortunate to have survived the crash without injuries. i was seated in the very last porch of the train and behind me was just the security guards coach. so i was pretty, pretty much far away from the accident that occurred in the front. the train that i was on, that is the one that derailed. the only thing that we heard just at the moment of the incident was that it was around 630 in the evening. so, we heard a loud bang noise, and after that we experienced a very jerk—li