these two asteroids are slowly moving around each other, so that tiny little change of velocity that you make to one asteroid, you can see it almost immediately to make the collision happened monday. a smaller probe will be jettisoned from the larger spacecraft ramming into the asteroid. nasa will be relying on smart nav technology that includes a sun sensor star tracker. and roll out solar arrays to keep the spacecraft light, but it comes with a catch. about two minutes out. we have to stop maneuvering and we're moving at six kilometers a second. so if you actually look at that on the map it's as if we were over the indy 500 when we stop maneuvering and then we simply have to coast all the way to baltimore. and we have to land inside camden yards . it's a remarkable amount of precision for a small nudge that could have giant implications for planetary defense, if successful, and while the successful mission may ensure humanity's ability to deflect a future threat, it's only half the battle tracking asteroids in our solar system is key. all right now the vast majority of the asteroid

of the. .. we have just hit. thg changes in velocity of the. .. we havejust hit.ll be studying the system now the next few weeks. as the smaller around the which does bigger object which it does every sort of 12 hours, you get a light signature as object a light signature as one object goes behind the other. and that is like a clock. we know how that clock operates, we know the time is, we know how that changes through time. what we expect to see is that instead of the little object going around every 11 hours and may now after what minutes it may now after what we just saw start going around every 11 hours 45 minutes. it will do some energy because of the impact its orbit around that big object will tighten in the orbital period will shorten. we should be able to see that in the light curves now from the telescopes that we will study. that information won't come immediately it will take a few weeks. maybe a couple of months. ultimately thatis couple of months. ultimately that is what will prove whether this is a good idea, whether this is a good idea, whether thi

and then compare it to what is velocity and direction was before. so we're trying to see whether the trajectory as it orbited the bigger asteroid changed at all or not. so that will take a little more time. the grandbaby telescopes over time have to absorb it and come to a conformation. it asteroids have been colliding into earth as use as you've mentioned already for years, haven't a, it's essentially what got rid of the dinosaurs. given that, is it surprising that it's taken us this long then to come up with a mission like this to prevent asteroids from hitting the yes yes it does. because so one of the reasons we think that risk is not dad. chris is because, you know, as you mentioned, the dinosaur extinction happened because of abstract, but that was 65 medium, usable human beings have not been around for that long from the primary di model human. and just as probably hop quarter 1000000 to maybe 100000 years. and if you think of modern you months, me even less. so we compared to the into the 4.5 video that's a very short time. that's why you ha

and this involved the very small change to the velocity of the asteroid, like less than a percent, but it should be enough to move its course enough that we could detect it with those telescope. so what's the big picture here? what a scientists trying to learn from this the idea here is, are we actually capable of changing the trajectory of an asteroid that might be on a collision course with earth? we know that this has happened many times in the past. it's what led to the extension of the dinosaurs. it may have caused some of the other extension events we've had in history. but we've never had the technological capability to actually be proactive or something like this. if we did find an asteroid that was on collision course with earth. so the ones that we visited today are not a danger. they were never going to impact the years, but it was just the test of this technology. and if this works, then we know that we can use the same technology to hopefully deflect asteroids that might pose an actual threat. why was there a reason this particular asteroid was picked for this? so, interes

tiny change in the velocity because that's all it takes to protect the earth. like dart offering a last line of defense for our planet to help protect the future of humanity on earth. gop anita's abc news new york after dark crashes into the asteroid telescopes will then see if its orbit changes. the head coach of the boston celtics has been suspended for the entire upcoming season. e s p. n reports. email udoka, who's engaged to actress nia long had an intimate relationship with a female member of the celtics. staff sources say the relationship was consensual but violated the team's conduct guidelines. udoka apologized and said he accepts the punishment. on thursday night football the catch of the year so far george pickens of the steelers grabbing this past with one hand, but the brown still won it 29 17. coming up the big announcement from the hallmark channel as a shocking sight outside of the window will tell you what it is. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step

as you say, the change in its velocity is tiny. in our direction, if you can make that tiny adjustment in its velocity, if you got the expected cackle he did interception between the asteroid and the earth, change the asteroid and the earth, change the velocity even by a tiny amount, they go past each other, and we would all breathe a sigh of relief. 0k, would all breathe a sigh of relief. ok, i thing a lot of people interested what happens next few hours. can see it on telescopes under even though it is aliens of miles away. thank you very much indeed. —— even though it is far away from earth. now it's time for a look at the weather with sarah. good evening. we'll have plenty of rainbows around on monday because we've had that classic mix of some sunshine breaking through, but plenty of heavy showers around, as well — they've been blustery showers. and over the next few days, we'll keep the fairly cool and blustery spell of weather, further showers at times. 0vernight tonight, the heaviest of the rain will be across the north and

there are still moments associated with the doppler frequency with radial velocity.s used in combination, then it may not even be possible to see this kind of aircraft at all, although it would seem that they are even observed i’ll add visually that, according to reviews, the barrage of ammunition has a rather loud engine with such a characteristic buzz. and apparently, the dryers have already learned that it’s not for nothing that they won’t fly in, probably now for the predators of the square, when they hear an ominous sound, they either run for cover or hurt into the sky from all trunks for the luck of an adequate response to a new threat from the sky ukraine is not. the head of the russian ministry of defense today controlled how organized the military training of citizens who were recognized for partial mobilization. sergei shoigu personally visited the training grounds, where reservists, before being sent to the special operation zone, conduct tactical exercises, and also learn how to use the latest weapons of the department’s equipment.

here the flow velocity can exceed 15-20 m/s, however.st arctic invasion of this autumn is coming up. well from the west to the crest of the cool scandinavian anticyclone is approaching the russian plain by the weekend. it will cover most of the region only in the north and south. for the time being , the influence of frontal sections will remain. but by the beginning of the new week, the high-pressure center will disperse rain clouds over the slopes of the caucasus , for example, in krasnodar, local lines and thunderstorms will rustle in the coming days, and temperatures will drop up to +29 + 32 from monday the probability of precipitation will be small and the weather will enter the framework of the september climate in the afternoon plus 25 plus 24 central russia today in places. it is possible that light rains and cold snaps will continue in moscow with temperatures up to a maximum of plus 13 at the weekend . finally, they will stop and the sun will warm the air up to plus 16. true, at the beginning of the new week along the periphery

speaking about the referendums, ukrainian president velocity mere soleski thanked western leaders for condemning the fabricated vote, which seemed yahoo as a thank you all for your clear and unequivocal support. thank you all for understanding our position was ukraine cannot and will not put up with any attempts by russia to seize any part of our land in the u. s. so landscape predictions were echoed by the white house. these referenda are illegitimate, and frankly outrageous. we expect russia to use these sham referenda as a false pretext, to try to annex ukrainian territory and flagrant violation of international law and the united nations charter. in fact, russia's actions are transparently fraudulent and have no legal significance whatsoever. we will never recognize these illegal and illegitimate attempts at annexation the sham referendums prompt that the you to call for new sanctions package against russia. it would be the 8th package so far and include tighter trade restrictions among them. a price cap for russian oil. thank you, my them president. the sham referenda, organized

it's all about mass and velocity. if we don't have enough mass, we have to impacted -- >> amazing.ng to get to watch impact live take place. that gets me to my next question. what is the size of the blast on the asteroid? ? >> that is something we are hoping to find out. there is physics and calculations, but when you are dealing with a real asteroid, what type of material is on the surface, what the structure is, like we hope to see liciacube that will help those doing the modeling and how effective the impact was and in changing the orbit, what figures in? the mass and velocity, maybe that blast, the plume of material we are hoping to see. >> how does tonight nights mission play into the work you all do in nasa's planetary defense coordination office? >> this is a very important test. we're going to know if the kinetic impact will have any potential asteroid. that is the most important thing. >> on top of that, finding the asteroids because you can't go out and mitigate a possible threat so nasa is focused on finding asteroids with telescopes that surveyed us skies every night, l

this is a big unknown, because the dart spacecraft will be at this massive velocity. we know that, but what we don't know is how much eject will come out. we think this will actually increase the amount of push that you get, the amount that you deflect the asteroid. it is sort of like that little jet engine that adds to deflect an asteroid even more. it is one of the main thing scientifically we want to do. we have done models and tests, but it really depends on the structure of the asteroid, what it is made of, the boulders, how sandy, how strong it is. all of those are factors. so doing this real-world test on a real-world asteroid in space, of this size. there is a concern of potentially hitting the earth in the future makes dart really well set up for this planetary defense demonstration. host: what price tag is nasa using for this overall project. -- project? guest: the overall price of dart narrowing over eight years is $330 million, including the launch vehicle and the operations and development. host: and when is the exact date of impact planned? guest: septem

so vast a geography of bad weather due to the high velocity of the cyclone displacement. tonight, its main core just entered the territory of european russia; as a result, some areas of smolensk and the pskov regions drowned; about 30 mm of moisture poured out in 12 hours. and in the afternoon the whirlwind will already move 600 km. to the north, the capital region. the element will catch on a tangent here, the heaviest rains are expected in the western regions, and novgorodskoye or the leningrad region will be at the epicenter of bad weather. and there, too, only for half a day can fall 2/3 september, the volume of precipitation, rain clouds will cover veliky novgorod in the morning with every hour, showers will intensify and in the middle the intensity of precipitation will reach 6-8 mm, every 3 hours, and by the end of the day it will fall in the city, 29. mm of moisture such bad weather at this time here, sharp contrasts of atmospheric pressure in the cyclone zone happen once every half a century, which will provoke an increase in wind ; and the most powerful storm is

it will change its velocity. >> reporter: to make the collision happen monday, a smaller probe will bea hopes to alter the course of the asteroid. >> within days we should know by exactly how much we've been able to change its velocity. that's the whole point of the mission. >> reporter: dart will be traveling at 14,000 miles an hour when it hits the asteroid monday. we're told every telescope will be watching this moment, beaming back videos and photos. it all happens monday at 7:15 p.m. eastern. guys? >> all right, gio. >> so cool. >> maybe we could add some aerosmith to that. >> oh, yeah. ♪ i don't want to close my eyes ♪ >> whit. >> thank you. have a good weekend, everybody. . have a good weekend. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. >> good morning. developing news in the east bay, another deadly shooting in oakland. police and man from san francisco was shot and killed last night. they found him on the ground on camden street near 60 seven ave. he had been shot once and died at the scene. officers found the man after being alerted to

that we're changing the velocity where interest rates are going we haven't seen interest rates -- 300 basis . point move in seven months since 1982 and we're doing it from zero in 1982 and 1983 rates were at 12%. very, very different and i know we'll talk about whether things start to get broken at some point but this is to me a very different environment. >> the velocity of change is what amazing by this move. stan, what do you position for the yields are skyrocketing. are we positioned for 75 or are we positioned for 100. >> the 6.5% move lower in the last week or so is basically pricing if the fact this is the third hike and we isn't seen that sort of aggressive nature of hikes in 40 years or something like that. now obviously there is a chance for a surprise, the fact that cme fed fund track ser still leaving open the 20% chance of a full percentage hike suggests the fact that a day from now, if we have that, stock markets would go down, probably right through the 38 lun in the s&p 500 and back to the 3630 in the next couple of days or so. that was the june low. what you said that

. >> within days, we should know by exactly how much we've been able to change its velocity. the mission.he whole point of - >> reporter: now, david, this asteroid is not a threat to earth, but this experiment could show scientists in this method could prevent catastrophic collisions with our planet in the future. david? >> trevor, thank you. >>> in italy tonight, they are preparing for their most far right government since world war ii and first woman prime minister. the brothers of italy on track to lead a coalition with two other parties. meloni has espoused ultra conservative views. she does support ukraine and its battle with russia. >>> we're going to turn now to the growing humanitarian crisis unfolding across east africa. these are the faces of climate change. 22 million facing starvation. children in desperate need. you're about to see the 3-year-old weighing what a 1-year-old should weigh. abc's matt gutman inside somalia tonight. >> reporter: we traveled to somalia to the front lines of what could be the world's deadliest climate change disaster. the country facing

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artillery ammunition high-velocity missiles and armored vehicles by according to the information of the head of the us general staff, the american rso hummers in ukraine have already hit 400 targets over the past 6 months. ukrainians have withstood brutal attacks, in major cities across the country. they have withstood countless missile attacks and they have taken heavy losses. thousands of tens of thousands of dead and wounded russians have made progress in various parts of eastern ukraine, but the war is not yet over. we will be transported to the kharkiv region on a direct connection vitaly and ganchev head of the military-civilian administration vitaliy konstantinovich of the kharkiv region hello, how are you? did you manage to evacuate the women's children from under the fire? good afternoon. although of course, to be honest, today is not very good. hello e from under fire, of course we try to get as many people out as possible, as far as we can do it, it’s very difficult to do this, when there is practically no connection between the population , everyone is scared at home, someon

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so can you press something into an asteroid such that it in but some momentum to it such that its velocity and its direction changes. just moving slightly strong winds and heavy rain from hurricane ian has started to hit. the southern tip of cuba officials have been working for hours to evacuate thousands of people and protect homes. winds of up to 155 kilometers per hour expected, along with a storm surge of over 4 meters. international space station release, satellite images of this massive storm as it moves towards cuba. it's expected to strengthen into a category 3 hurricane or higher as it heads north to florida. typhoon nori was left the philippines but 9 people have died after the storm. tor, across the country's north, several people are missing on a below. as in manila where people are beginning to return to their homes, serafina is kill, your junior has had difficulty moving since suffering the stroke last december. he can't walk up the stairs in his home. so in flood waters rosen, sandy, he and his family had to evacuate it on that. so bit of a porn. they said it was her supervi

there is a new company, american company made here true velocity.ided to create own supply chains and supply u.s. military with new ammunition they make. fascinating story. pat hogan executive hour long conversation with fox nation. here is part of it. >> when you lock at the amount of ammunition troops carrying into battle on foot helicopters, reducing weight of ammunition by 30% operational or tactical implication, frankly helping bring these guys back in one piece. >> that looks different than any cartridge some made out of steel. overwhelming made out of brass. what percentage has brass cases? >> all of it. >> okay. so brass is i think qualifies as a precious metal. >> right. >> seems scarcity of all kinds of metals and minerals. you would be dependent on brass suppliers to get military up to speed. >> fantastic point particularly when we are talking about our company on capitol hill. brass is derived from copper. as you start examining copper mines controlled by adversaries. >> such as? >> china. >> significant number of copper mines controlled

manus: the export data out just a few hours ago, that was a red headline, it just had not got the velocity we were expecting. what did the data tell you? it expanded 7.1% last month from a year earlier, far short of what economist were expecting, more in the neighborhood of 13% growth. that's indicating the total lockdown mentality going on in china is continue to weigh on manufacturing and disrupting production. we're seeing all of these different factors kind of come together and it certain going to be something we will be looking at in the coming months, especially as china is very much expected to keep the covid zero policy that is weighing on manufacturing. manus: absolutely. 65 million people more or less shut down in the chinese economy. our china economy editor there. it's not just the yuan, but a basket of asian currencies. juliette saly is in singapore with the big moves. take it away. juliette: as you mention, we have not been able to get to this since 1998. still being the currency decline against the greenback, what is it going to take to stop this, and have a change in qualit

and suites laser will most likely increase its flow velocity and weights isn't the only lation melting. scientists estimate that by 2100 sea levels may arise by a round a meter or even more. for the millions of people around the world who live in coastal areas, that's really bad news. rising sea levels mean that they will be hit by more frequent and more extreme floods. so it's vital to take immediate action scientist say. and the only way to do that is by reducing our greenhouse gas emissions as drastically and quickly as possible. the countdown is on to november's woke up in kata and criticism over the host nations human rights. reco continues questions over the treatment of my co workers. the rights of the l g b t q. community cutter zamiah's address the issue of discrimination. while speaking at the united nations general assembly in new york, there's football fever begins to sweep across the globe ahead of the world cup. the arab nation looks to be ready to host a $32.00 team competition. however, being a conservative state where homosexuality is illegal, concerns over l g b t q w

can you dress something into an asteroid, such that it in but some momentum to it, such that its velocity and its direction changes just very slightly. now the 10s of thousands of people have rallied in mexico cities mazda 8th anniversary of the disappearance of 43 students. some of the protesters clashed with police, and 5 is called from the president for a peaceful rally. families of the victim demonstrate every year the pressure government into solving the case group was kidnapped from 2014 and haven't been seen alive since john homan has more from the valley and mexico city. there must be tens of thousands of people that are marching down in mexico is main avenue, sales reformer. and they have because it's kind of the story of an event soaked mexico and continues to reverb right around the country. when $43.00 students would disappeared on a rainy night, while in the southwest of the country and their parents, that family members, and many of us still campaign for justice on their behalf. this is one of the fathers of the disappear, told us about that campaign for justice and where it

- orbital velocity is 17,500 miles an hour. - [narrator] dream chaser will circle the earth 16 times a day at this speed. a winner returns and enters the atmosphere. it practically has to grind to a halt. - what's cool abouthis and very innovative about this design is this is called a lifting body. meaning the lift that you get from this vehicle is actually the body itself rather than the wings. - [narrator] unlike most planes, dream chaser's actual body, not its wings takes the full force of the air pressure. the underside of the dream chaser is wide and flat, and pushes against the atmosphere to slow reentry. - [john] probably the biggest risk for dam chase is the entry. because you see 3000 degrees fahrenheit, ming back through the atmosphere to get to the ground. so you gotta make sure that this vehicle can survive 3000 degrees fahrenheit. - the dreachaser c land anywhere there is a 10,000 foot long runway. which means it can return to any major airport in the world. (tires skidding) for the artemis moon mission, nasa is looking at a radical technology to house the astronauts, in

going to run a small spacecraft into the smaller of the two asteroids, and it is going to change its velocity. >> these two asteroids are not a threat to earth, but scientists say the pair have perfect conditions for this first of its kind test. to make the collision happen, a smaller probe will be jettisoned from the larger spacecraft, ramming into the asteroid at a speed of over 14,000 miles per hour. this along with the first of its kind observatory being built in chile could be a game changer in asteroid detection. >> from this point forward if it happens while we're here, that's not bad luck anymore. that's us not doing our job and protecting this planet. >> gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> should be fascinating to watch. our thanks to gio for that report. >> i'm whit johnson in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. bass protesn the bay area and around theotesn world over the death of an iranian woman detained by morality police and chaotic moment. set of san francisco music festival concertgoers highlighting what th

significant, of course, in a tube of a narrow diameter, the velocity of the fluid will be much higherin a vessel of a larger diameter, therefore, of course, we see , first of all, the acceleration of blood flow according to the ultrasound data of the leg artery. this is clearly visible, and this is also quite such an informative informative method. ct scan. mri allows you to see and eccentric plaques, flat and the extent of the lesion, the extent of the lesion, but still the gold standard is angeography. this is a method that has some let's say inconvenience. this is an invasive method in the first place, that is, in order to perform this study. you need to go to the hospital. you need to come to the operating room. yes, that is, a study is being done under intravenous anesthesia, so, of course, it is not entirely convenient, but it is very informative and sometimes allows you to solve serious problems. you're doing an angiogram. you see the place of narrowing is critical there 70-75%. here is your algorithm further through the catheter that we have already installed. a special metal

>> ukraine read -- velocity -- ukraine belongs to the ukrainian people and we cannot have a europe where a power with enormous amount was -- military force can look at countries and decide when they want to attack them. we left the cold war and it is an attack that only on ukraine but also on the international rule-based order that we have worked for, since the fall -- ukraine belongs to the ukrainians and it is up to them to decide their future and as long as they want our support, we will support them. the measures from the european union are measures from other formations supporting ukraine with donations and weapons and other kinds. >> you mentioned in your remarks the talks that happened in copenhagen. can you characterized how those meetings meant --went? whether or not they aimed to deliver speedy and effective aid to ukraine and to get allies on the same page about the types of weapons and the quantities of weapons that ukrainians needed to really see some major subsectors on about a field -- set --successes on the battlefield? >> the first place was a spontaneous nation and ever

can interpret it that way, i'm talking about values. russian values, russian civilizations at the velocity empire over the decade, over the centuries. the need truly sorry. the nice perspective not only for the past, but also for the future, for the generations to come. he reiterates about ukraine should come to the negotiations table, bottom portion, but guess about any negotiations about the 33 south and next. so there is a different perspective here, a difference more different. well, so very far away from what is being said in the west and the nato. the way nato looks at these conflicts. russia looks at this very differently. and can, this is a correction of russian history and civilization. thinking about russia is under threats. not only about also of the free nation, talking about the had germany. that was the idea of it, or i, the ology of control of the nation. so what do you want only for the story and the other 3 countries to speech and his, he's actually had a lot of messages, one to the russian, to defend themselves, to stand united, one to the cranium, to forget about the ter

wasn't a katrina, but the storm surge was really one for the record books, how it came in with such velocitywould think are protected at a high enough level, any given hurricane they are at a high enough elevation. people are going to come back here and all around me that's n pass until. there's more than a happen full of us on marco island. we got the bulk out. those that hunkered down it wasn't horrific winds but the water was unbelievable and a lot of people have permanent damage here due to the incredible amount of flooding that came with this storm and unexpected, as you know there was a lot of changes at the last minute when it's a few hundred miles south of cuba and it's wiggling 10 miles not east. nobody pays much attention but as i learned from my time in the military a bunch of those small changes when i gets close to you adds up to one giant muscle movement and that's what happened with this storm and it hitties perpendicular and moved up north, but the bottom the dirty side of the storm went through name ills, marco island, isle of capri and did extensive damage. >> i don't think

this morning has a velocity of change in the business outlook was what caused them to downgrade their guidance? how much will this be a story for others? jonathan: it is a story for michael mckee. fedex not getting a great read on the global economy. your take? michael: they are supposed to be a proxy for the global economy because they move the stuff that makes up the global economy. here is the quote that scared global wall street. the ceo saying "global volumes declined as macro economic trends significantly worsened." a warning flag for the economy. it has already been picked up by economists. we have a whole series of bloomberg surveys from around the world about the probability of recession. take a look at what they are thinking for the u.k. and the eurozone. 60%. generally recessions follow when you go to 30%. the u.s. is at 50%. there is a feeling that a global recession is coming. we are seeing that reflected and not just fedex a lot of other companies. we have general electric and mcdonald's at newport, the steel companies and metal companies really concerned about the man f

you have a vast change in the velocity and scale of information. this happened in the revolutionary generation as well. the american revolution doesn't fully stabilize until the second party system emerges in the 1820's which is when you have an explosion in print culture. it is a test to see how we can have a stable society with this much information moving this quickly and people struggling to make sense of that information. >> what's scary is it bills like history repeats itself. the parallels with what happened in your book to the governor of michigan. >> it's a strong parallel and that you have a group of people who feel like their governor is a threat and involved -- against their traditional religion and practices. ultimately, they move into a position where they think you're going to kill the governor and the governing elite. same thing with the governor of michigan in the sense that you have a group. the parallel is that the people who were hostile or wanted to kidnap governor of michigan and the people who had the assassination plot in 17

this being displaced by the explosion due to the high velocity of the particles emitted wasn't particularly the liquid copper cut through steel. like a knife hollow charge is that the best way to blow up stretches made of steel. in the elaborate tree, the engineers can design explosives for almost any purpose. these gray blocks contain explosives mixed with alum minium powder. this creates a lot of pressure and is useful for blowing up buildings. a lot has happened since explosives were invented 1000 years ago. at that time, chinese researchers mixed so peter, sulphur and charcoal, the resulting black powder was 1st used for fireworks and later for warfare. black powder only detonated when its constrained. then it develops its explosive force and burns at 300 to 600 meters per 2nd. around 800 years later, the italian chemist, oscar neo. so guerrero invented nitroglycerin. it's an infernal liquid that already contains all the ingredients for an explosive reaction. it's 4 times stronger than black powder, but very unstable and sensitive to impart. there were many serious accidents. so guerrer

velocity to their rate narrative. the central bank of europe raised by 75 basis points.ay, we are seeing a substantial repricing in the dollar overall. this is a dollar narrative going down. we had to make up some of the lost ground on the 75 basis points hike and we expect 75 more to come. dani: coming up, we continue our coverage anna: queen elizabeth the second has died at 97 -- 96. she reigned for seven decades in her time, working with 15 prime ministers. winston churchill was born in 1874. the most recent was born over 100 years later. the united kingdom and much of the world. queen elizabeth more than any other severin defined the latter half of the 20th century. the elizabethan era is over. king charles iii takes the throne. welcome to bloomberg daybreak europe. i'm anna edwards at buckingham palace as the sun rises here in london with manus cranny in dubai and dani burger also in london at our headquarters over in the city. our focus here on the u.k. today , here on the start of 10 days of morning. international leaders giving their responses and international b