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her relationship with each of them a very tight knit political operation that spanned the east wing and the west nixon in and blows up. how does that what does look like and does it ever does the east wing ever become part of the west wing's political operation? and i'm teeing up a discussion of watergate in case you didn't notice. yes, yes, no. and that's it's to you, liz carpenter. of course i will say lbj, of course was very supportive of lady bird and they had that good relationship. and i think carpenter did a lot to bring things together. so when nixon comes in so delegated this to haldeman, to bob haldeman, chief of staff, to john erlichman, who is his domestic counsel and domestic advisor, later, unfortunately, the germans as some of you might remember, them they were labeled in the media as huns, and france was another one i liked a lot. i mean there were so many the pretorian guard for saturday night live's horns and from oh yeah, that was before saturday live. so yes, there's other saturday night live we need to talk about, but that is before that so they isolate, think and minimize a

i said we had the west east whether into west central and northern pos, opposite but some pretty heavy rain to just gathering across and all of them out. and tina, pushing across into your quite into the southeast to basil, come sunday. i think they still could be a little live this still. we could see some localized flooding is that system makes its way to the southeast to bestow some pretty wet weather to it's west in areas of the sale at best they just got during the shower. so so you push out for venezuela through a guy on a scattering a shot was to across the car, be known as heavy him or in the way of sunshine and shouts of really not looking too bad over the next couple of days. a sleigh waiting. suppose just live in the heavier shouts into the western side of the caribbean for the 2nd half of the we can meanwhile, across north america. we've had no reason to making his way out of the way. the northeast of the usa, pushing across into east in canada, and they were drawing up as well moist. they're out of the gulf of mexico that is pushing for the northwards. we're going to see s

east versus west in the all star game because the players weren't trying.r a four team format, and that left a lot of people wondering, is there a better way to do this thing? the four team format included first and second year players out there with stars like steph curry. some vets felt the rising stars didn't earn playing on sunday night games last night. so many stoppages killed the energy chase. i'd go team usa against the world, but damian lillard likes the old format better. >> whoever wins east or west is, you know, getting home court in the finals or whatever, like, you know, baseball or something, you know. i mean, it could be anything, but if it's some type of incentive, you know, i think east west is the best way to me. >> i think what will be interesting to see is how this four nations thing turn out in hockey. if that turns out great, may have to pick an i. >> draymond is referring to this. the four nations face off which is in lieu of the nhl all star game. the championship game is set usa versus canada thursday for the title. but tonight tea

east versus west in the all star game because the players weren't trying.y opted for a four team format, and that left a lot of people wondering, is there a better way to do this thing? the four team format included first and second year players out there with stars like steph curry. some vets felt the rising stars didn't earn playing on sunday night games last night. so many stoppages killed the energy chase. i'd go team usa against the world, but damian lillard likes the old format better. >> whoever wins east or west is, you know, getting home court in the finals or whatever, like, you know, baseball or something, you know. i mean, it could be anything, but if it's some type of incentive, you know, i think east west is the best way to me. >> i think what will be interesting to see is how this four nations thing turn out in hockey. if that turns out great, may have to pick an i. >> draymond is referring to this. the four nations face off which is in lieu of the nhl all star game. the championship game is set usa versus canada thursday for the title. but t

west, east nickel and luck of it's good to see many thanks for joining us on the program today. so on the one hand was seeing such positive steps forward towards potentially ending the ukraine. conflicts with the start to shift the in approach is called the head spinning. why do you think donald trump decided against the telling americans european allies that he was going to hold these direct talks with a lot, but it's not to my piece of well, i think he said he's not pretending as this was. that was the case before, and donald trump, producers, he's not pretending that if he's negotiating with europeans and then the other countries, the weight always has happened is that washington take decisions. it pretends that it's to get its allies on board with it, and then it goes into the negotiations shop. doesn't want to waste time in red tape . and so he's going directly to the point. and he's been very clear during his campaign that he wanted to negotiate piece with restaurant that he wanted to end the war in ukraine. he recognized himself that us was responsible for this war. i thi

we won funding to take the next steps forward on west-east rail. and we got the biggest bridge grant ever given to a state for the cape cod bridges. [applause] these past two years, we also took on tough, unexpected problems, including a massive influx into our emergency shelter system, an influx due to a failure of federal border control and a nationwide housing crisis. i want to be absolutely clear, we are dramatically reducing costs. we have, and we will, prioritize massachusetts families. in 2025, we'll get families out of hotels for good. we're going to keep working with massachusetts taxpayers should not, and cannot, continue to foot the cost. the government, the federal government needs to fix this at the source, by passing a border security bill. i have said i agree. anyone who does violent act should be held accountable and deported. i've also said that immigrant families who have lived here, who are working here, who pay taxes here, who are raising children here, deserve a path forward. [applause] congress and the new federal administrati

and economic coersion to allow regional partners to basically contain the violence only to the west bank. east service love guides us. and then of course, the neighbors in the north now have shifted as well, right? so we have, for example, jordan and egypt which signed peach trees with israel starting in the 19 seventies and onwards. but of course, those piece deals are from the governments. the populations might not be as sympathetic as we know from the poles and from what we see on the ground to israel . so therefore, there is a great possibility that if further destabilizing, the regional partners we, united states could create a recipe for a new insurgency. for a new violence on israel's borders, and of course for instability with the u. s. as main allies in the region. this could fuel enough for insurgency, for decades. so it's a real concern here that i think the us administration is not taking into consideration. you can't bite off entire populations if you're only paying the ellipse of those countries in the ruling class. so ultimately, if the population still is suffering and the popu

outbreaks of rain likely towards the west, further east, it increases in chance that we will see sunshines — until further notice— accusing israel of president trump says he'll hit all us steel imports war escalates. labour party has suspended all the labour party has suspended all ryan— the labour party has suspended all ryan over at what's up messages containing offensive she's becoming more like character after 25 years. i think we are kind of running the same race, you know, this character. hello, to bbc news. in a statement the group claimed israel had violated the agreement by delaying the return of displaced

the rain does move away from east anglia and north—west of scotland.d wales as well, but many places will be dry. but still, it's a mild day, temperatures of 12 or 13 degrees. again as we head into sunday, because this deep area of low pressure is heading to the north of the uk. that's going to bring with it that band of rain. it's going to bring with it some stronger winds as well. across these northern and western areas. and islands. and we've got this rain pushing slowly eastwards as well. and over the moors of the south—west. and the south—east of england. overnight and into monday. tend to drop as well. it looks like it's going to be quite unsettled, really, through next week, not particularly windy. to normal, and for the most part, it's a mixture of sunshine and some showers. live from london, this is bbc news. the body of an israeli hostage transferred of shiri bibas by her home kibbutz. six living hostages are due to be handed over of palestinians. president trump says his russian and ukrainian counterparts must get together for talks to end t

but generally windy in the north—west and that rain getting into northern ireland. in the west will drift east for any mist or fog or even frost for that matter, and the temperatures six to ten until after dark but ahead of it, the cloud will build. behind it, brighterskies develop but we are also looking at a few showers coming our way. tomorrow too, it will feel quite windy, temperatures as we head from tuesday into wednesday, the weather front eventually makes it as a very weak feature into the south—east and clears away allowing this ridge of high pressure to build in, settling the weather conditions down. on wednesday, we could start with mist and fog. there'll be a peppering of showers across the north and west, some of them wintry on the tops of the hills in scotland, and note the temperature coming down, no double figures any more. live from london. this is bbc news. he'll "definitely" apply tariffs to the eu and may impose levies on uk imports. land — an allegation the government there denies. one of the happiest days of her life. the uk—eu reset. keir starmer will be the first uk lea

so we are looking like east to west. so you can gauge the way the smoke is going here. it is going from the west. to the east. it is pretty much following the strait. the smoke staying fairly elevated. moving inland. we see a subtle reduction in air quality. there is martinez. let's pick out that spot right there. our camera was over here. we were looking at from california alerts network. that plume is going this way. so if we pick out one of the sensors here, sure enough, in the afternoon, you can see what happened. air quality spiking into the moderate category, but that only tells you one thing. that there's particles of a certain size you could breathe in. when you have a refinery fire like this, there is a whole other side to this. which is what's the chemical makeup of that smoke. benzine is often the number one offender and there are no sensors around here we can look at and say here is where the benzine levels are. so you go off what the bay area air quality district has said. >> there is plenty of rain. there's a lot more coming, too. so when we get together i

it's kind of stuck if the truth be not choice to move a little further east west to the east. if that we do have somewhat to weather some when the weather to just making its way into a western positive pressure, the quite, whether it's into central positive fair amounts of cloud though, just pushing up into northern europe won't be sunshine. that's down across spain. boats, cold temperatures, hit getting into the mid teens, quite widely by the way, weather up towards the northwest, just pushing up into england, stretching across in to wells central for a little bit of a wintry weather that just coming into we stand. yeah. eastern positive england over the next day or so. what, what about as a set that's focused just around italy pushing across into the balkans, driving a little further east was fast a going on into sunday brought to school. i've tried to come back in there for it to leave i much, but to day 14 degrees celsius. notice up towards the northwest. somebody coming in a cosign and getting into northern olive, but scuffling wells, and much of english should be allowed

while they will be moving generally from west to east, the storm track is being nudged a little bit further to the north. so those storms will aim their moisture, their energy. at the pacific northwest. we are going to be the dividing line for even the southern fringe of clouds. the forecast looks pretty dry until maybe we get into the first weekend of march. more on that in a second. but first let's take a look at where things stand right now as we look outside from the mark hopkins hotel. clear skies overhead. it is still nice out there this evening. everybody has retreated into the 50s but that's not bad for a february evening. these temperatures are closer to our normal daytime highs as opposed to where we are supposed to be more than an hour after the sun has gone down. with the clear skies overhead, we will continue to drop off as we head through the night but not too far. fog will not be a huge factor. some of it trying to push toward the coast. it will be more of a factor for santa cruz county. we will see some fog sneaking in from the central valley as well. this will not be a majo

west germany working there. and so and that's cannot be papered over simply by injecting money. a lot of people in droves left their home regions in the eastand went to west germany to find jobs that many grandparents never saw. their grandchildren grow up. so there's a feeling also in west germany that we didn't really were proper germans. we were a socialist country and the expectation was for us to be happy, which we were but two. and but the fact that we also had an interesting life, a valuable life, was not something that was all that much appreciated by the west. and during my time as a politician, it took me a very long time to address that. i remember one article that was written about me. she who came to the west german cdu with the ballast of an east german biography. so this sort of ballast is cargo. this pardon. i felt that i felt actually insulted by this because that is something that even when you have the absence of freedom, you can still live a valuable, a good life. and in west germany, so even up until this day, we have not been able to recognize that these two different kinds of life make germany. one is something that

at the moment, finds the cloud and drain speed, smoke pushing from west to east. and you can see this weather system wriggling its way across the hospital through us over tools that ne, in corner we, those still have some snow pushing across new england. it's east and pops off, kind of the little closet behind, but still the few snow flowers. nevertheless, just notice a little bit of chevy right down to what was the deep south. the west is generally dry for a sunday, but it's we got one in 2 mondays, snow just rolling across the mountain states and also say some live the showers down towards the southern most pos, and that was sort of at 11 degrees celsius. so a big drop in temperatures on the sort of values to be sort of stats of the week we'd be getting to the low thirty's. at that stage, fish, i was just out towards the gulf of mexico coast. we have got a few showers into the caribbean as well as safely over tools that eastern side of the region, but to push across into the curricular costa rica, it'll be a few showers, just drifting in here on those east leewa

he goes to border in the east to the mediterranean coast in the west for israel, that was the strategic ministry move, giving its access control and oversight for palestinians. it was yet another land grab a corridor of suffocation, attacks and death. these ready army often accused if shooting and killing indiscriminately at anyone who dare to come near. throughout the war, these rated government was accused of not having a long term planned to deal with him as even by members of its own ministry. and despite the rhetoric that israel would stay in the next room car door and even reoccupied northern garza, that was political rhetoric rather than real policy. israel expanded the carter at the end of last year and built more military bases. but it was part of the goal is to cease fire agreement. and under the deal, that is ready, troops were to withdrawal satellite images from planet lab to show submitted to positioning. this was january 6th and almost 2 weeks later on january 18th. so the day before the ceasefire, last submitted, 2 vehicles are noted. last monday, the car door opened for

also quite breezy probably too windy to have any issues with frost or fog. pushing from the west towards the eastn today. across southern england, cumbria and also southern scotland. will have a dry day, a colder day and windy eastern england, the midlands, wales. america imposes 10% tariffs on all chinese exports launching an anti—monoply investigation into google and two other us companies. we'll explore how that might work. welcome to business today, i'm ben thompson. we begin with the latest on the trade clashes between the united states and its key trading partners. at midnight in washington the us went ahead with its promise to impose 10% tariffs on all chinese goods headed to the us. china quickly retaliated saying it would do the same, a tit for tat row that could have big implications for the global economy. would take effect next monday. an extra 10% tax will be added to goods including crude

possibly severe gales — around the outer hebrides, and also some heavy rain moving from the west towards the eastprofits climb at airbus — the world's biggest commercial plane buildeer. we'll speak live to its chief financial officer. the us federal reserve warns that president none of the above. generation of computing. net profits in 2024 rose 13% to just over 4 billion euros or a5 billion dollars. there's nearly always brutal for airbus�*s biggest rival, that's boeing. it's confirmed that its planned new a350 and earlier this week it announced a delay of up to 10 years to its promise to build a hydrogen—powered aircraft by 2035. thomas toepfer is chief financial officer at airbus. considering all the problems that happened boeing, that have happened at boeing, some might have expected you to even better, why haven't able to ca-italise more? been able to capitalise more? first of all i think we are withzthe r withthe result is r withthe result is that happy with the result is that we had in 2024, we guided for around 770 planes, did 766 around 770 planes, we did 766 are we really got super clos

minister, as far as i can see, this is not a sort of east west, uh, political point scoring.t all. it should not be. it is really a planetary question. and make your decisions, you understand that the impacts of climate change. i am trying to tell you i am not only conscious, its paris commitments. you should be as a global change, which won't, etc. please concentrate on those countries where clean cooking fuel is not available. we are supplying to 1.4 billion people. a day to beneficiaries, or 15 a day to non beneficiaries. population, even in advanced countries. coordinates of a developed economy much before 2047. who's the editor of foreign policy magazine. he says modi's india is substantially to a liberal one. do you? no, i don't. and i think this is a whole lot of, you know what, hogwash. there are as as a fact of the matter is, mr nehru was the first prime minister of india. he was deeply impressed with and schooled he did a greatjob. gradually, rapidly transforming. mr agarwal is entitled to his views. and mr agarwal is perhaps serving an audience. people use the most

, germany's became the front line of the cold war re on them and was now on the agenda both in east and west germany. but it's the west will focus on because we're talking about the role of the us in 1955 with us backing west. germany established its new military force manned for defense only. the idea of we, i'm in germany was controversial at west germany after it's defend spending young man. we're now required to do military service west germany also joined natal insurance bonus valve was integrated into the western military alliance and 1961, the gd yard. so east germany started building the berlin wall and soon after tensions reached a peak, a face off between us and soviet tanks on the streets of berlin. the fast forward a few decades and everything changed. the cold war ended. the berlin wall fell and the 2 jeremy were re united. there was no feeling in the west and one there was the tequila lead embrace in germany that now geo political competition had ended. and that military competition and military confrontation was a thing of the past. many german, so no need for a strong militar

we, they said you will never become a $5 trillion economy. a, sort of, east—west, uh, political pointring. it should not be. a deep vulnerability right here, right now to the impacts of climate change. i am trying to tell you i am not only conscious, don't become vulnerable. countries which are pulling out of climate change, which won't, etc. today, no one is questioning the transition. fuel is not available. beneficiaries. these are the advances india is making where 30% so i don't know how you going to define. system which will have all the ingredients about your government's vision for your country. preferable to a liberal one. it is, says agarwal, a form of illiberal democracy. do you? no, i don't. there are as as a fact of the matter is, mr nehru the western liberal system. not gradually, rapidly transforming. mr agarwal is entitled to his views. and mr agarwal is perhaps serving an audience. today in india, you have a robust democracy. against elected leaders. see what happens in terms of result. today, our institutions are functioning. the fourth estate, the press, this as a fr

the rain is moving in from west to east, so it's already wet at sfo this morning.acking a warm front that is beginning to move through. and then this cold front back here. this will work through later on tonight. so we're in and out of the rain all day today a closer look. we are now to see the showers start to ramp up in intensity as this warm front moves onshore. so across the city the rain has picked up in intensity. a similar story across the bay bridge, the richmond-san rafael bridge is also wet this morning. we'll take you to the south bay, where we're now starting to see some of this lighter rain move into san jose and about 60 minutes across the south bay, heavier showers will begin to develop by 8 a.m. everybody is underneath that shield of wet weather. so it's a level two today for downpours, gusty winds this afternoon and even some thunderstorms are possible. so here's future weather. everybody is in the rain later on at 8 a.m. as we head into the afternoon, what we will transition to are pop-up downpours. and underneath some of these downpours we could

east anglia and kent. skies out to the west.p temperatures generally between 10—13 degrees. through the weekend, because as we move out of saturday into sunday, another significant low pressure will start to wind its way in from the atlantic. and this is going to bring further gale—force gusts a spell of heavy rain across the far north and west of the uk, perhaps not arriving in the south—east top temperatures on sunday afternoon, between 8—13 degrees. to the far north and west, with the best of the sunshine likely to be in the south—east, and we'll still see double figures. live from singapore, this is bbc news. no healing of tensions between the us and ukraine, president zelensky. three years after the country went to war. so the police told me that they got a telephone call people going around town with a camera — meaning us. is a "suspected terror attack". the james bond franchise?

the west, we're back into double figures, 10 to 12 celsius, 9 to about 1k degrees. from the west to the eastt, it�*s going to feet much milder. temperatures up anyway, we're looking at 9 to 1a. this is bbc news — the headlines. in riyadh for talks on the war in ukraine. but there's no seat at the table for president zelensky — it's upside down. on arrival at toronto airport. israel's military begins withdrawing from southern lebanon. trips remain temporarity five key positions. those are the headlines. now let's get the latest business news with sally. as you would expect the business world is very focused on those talks are under way in riyadh, saudi arabia, the riyadh, saudi arabia, about the future of ukraine. defence have soared since monda stocks have soared since monday of a big in spendingion monday increase in spending. on monday we had that emergency summits

lots going on across north america at the moment, storm off the storm, roughly in moving from west to east to these next systems ganging up. good, very have high pressure just around the central place, pushing other tools the appalachians. last got a topless way for a switch set make way for the next system. drawing him that will moist air out of the gulf of mexico bumping into some cooler air, coming in from the northwest side of the kansas 4 degrees celsius. the on saturday afternoon is a 22 for dallas as we go into west sunday. but our system makes just wait for the race was. but usually something like 11 degrees left kansas city, a mold effort that was starting to get into double figures of some really heavy rain, stormy weather lodge house. the alternate is a possibility and they just some significant snow on the northern flank most no to just coming in across the pacific, northwest west with the coast around the coastal fringes. but it could be tends to snow. come a little further south california, down towards arizona generally driving the fab 8 of sunshine. the sunshine to across m

most of them may will be back good to the west bank and east of paige. originally and met some of them that some of them actually look all of them for it because they were symptoms to like say, have been involved in the fx, the killed is there any is one of them is the aide for them on one, but it was his name but, but it will be a is a, it will be, was involved in an attack to build the 12 is really so we're talking about the people that carried out who were involved, the attacks that has actually killed these ratings, but now they are being released in exchange with these is rated hostages. and what about the next phase of the deal? everything's been so tentative. touching, go, what is planned and what are the obstacles to moving forward? this is why we speaking actually uh prime is 7th and the always the holding meeting with his cabinet uh by phone. this is the meeting that is supposed to be um a held in order to discuss the is ready, the position on the 2nd page. that would be something that did not start until now . well, go to the leasing formally. it did start paid back when not

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the blue line runs from west to east and spend 13 kilometers. so for the rest of the schedule for completion by the end of 2026. meanwhile, the new red line open in october 2024 and the mass transit system is set to be further expand it in the us to come. if you look at the blue line, now we have this income as soon as things are going between between not the buses that day people the, you know, so the regular work, you know, ready? i going to go on the display of the city and then on direct bill us will a risk vision of the red line, positive post. i mean the trains of quite popular. it's 40 years since a ticket. there's a not expensive and it certainly keeps being stuck in a traffic jam. o wilkie was amazing. lag this visible guess because i was in david was quiet like not know my leg was right inside because see who the the enjoyment is key for sports instructor because she teaches surface skills to kids and the art of motorcycling is a fun way of encouraging awareness of the environment and health here academy. the lead this on this for me,

found the bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while the unoccupied east roost women elementary boys school was forced to close, it really forces also entered to other schools and the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in full cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation. the began nearly a month ago. israeli forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the rates were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory, but a sense expanded to north shunts refugee camp input, cut them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people have been forcibly expound the senior russian, and us diplomats have concluded a 4 and a half hour meeting and saudi arabia on the war and ukraine. they've agreed on appointing high level teams to help negotiate and into the war. stephanie decker reports, a new us administration, and a new foreign policy approach. now, happy to sit together with the russians and talk about th

no more east versus west. game one, santa clara has jalen williams making his all star debut for team kenny. highlight reel dunk in his homecoming. >> that was nice. >> getting up to throw it down. but team chuck would pull away. charles barkley coaching nikola jokic. what a lob to victor wembanyama seven footer to seven foot. yeah yeah he's he's high over the rim there that's for sure. and shay gilgeous alexander would end this game with a dunk. team chuck would advance to play the winner of. >> semifinal number two featuring curry on team shaq having fun with kevin hart pregame kevin hart not nba standard height taking on the rising stars. curry over fellow warrior trace jackson davis over the rookie. oh, don't do that to him. mac mcclung approves. and then curry. >> this warrior on warrior crime there. >> yes. curry going to go cross court for former cal star jaylen brown. nice pass there. and the former bear throws it down. he scored eight and for the win. what else. oakland's own dame time. that's pretty

for a time, and certainly a spell of heavy rain across the far north and west of the uk, perhaps not arriving in the south—eastday afternoon, between 8—13 degrees. to the far north and west, with the best of the sunshine likely to be in the south—east, and we'll still see double figures. live from singapore, this is bbc news. as donald trump's top diplomat to kyiv visits president zelensky. steve rosenberg in russia gauges the mood outside moscow so the police told me that they got a telephone call just now from someone saying there are suspicious people going around town with a camera — meaning us. three buses explode near tel aviv in what police say there are no reported injuries. and what now for 007, as amazon takes over the james bond franchise?

the attack took place in the vicinity of a show can neighborhoods where we are at the moment's west and east valley drove this truck, a police car that was securing humanitarian aid trucks that were making the journey to the gaza strip while the east valley uh military said that there were um, individuals who get closer to each by the troops or just by the way, one kilometer away from well, we are close to philadelphia. corey, though, based on the statements released by the cause of administrative interior, national security, they confirmed that 3 police officers what killed in the strike. we have also seen different violations bite since the early hours of this morning till now. what are known, pope simply as have been inject, following east valley attacks on them who decided to return back to their homes in the eastern areas of the city of hard units and in the central areas of the strip. a during the past couple of hours, a civil call was targeted with no casualties reported so far. we need your model of use that under the current phase of the ceasefire agreement, it's 60 lights. that was

so we've got that milder weather with us, but you can see a lot of rain pushing from the west to the easte got this southwesterly flow, so as a result, temperatures up anyway, we're looking at 9 to 14. live from london, this is bbc news. in ukraine. but there's no seat at the table for president zelensky. we just wejust landed, our upside—down on arrival at toronto airport. all they said and everything just kind of sideways, and lastthing 7 lastthingi 7 last thing i there was = -= ' ”inrthe sat 7 77 ' ”inrthe sat el 77 ' ”inrthe iris ii a; kind in the blink and i am upside down but still strapped .w 231177 a. s w as”-.- into all they said and everything kind of went sideways. trying to look tough on crime for overcrowding in prisons. i'm nicky schiller, welcome to the programme. direct face—to—face talks for the first time since russia

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go on and see where a friday, i think the rule weather will be coming back in across the north, west and east 3 wind coming into well england, scotland. so i'm feeling particularly pleasant. little bit of weather starts and to push into this stage because the south of england and to a good pots of fraud. spain and portugal said some shower, as long as belts are free showers to into central parts of the met. when she makes i, which was the starting to pull away, but still affecting the northeast of africa, freeze this day. we certainly got some lusty showers coming into know the some parts of aged and some heavy rain that which is yeah. after a lifetime in finland, an immigrant returns to some of the land upon discovering his ancestral homes could be a gold mine. but to benefits his community from the minerals beneath the land, he must navigate the age o tribal disputes above it. the witness golden light on now to sierra to economic meltdowns, administrative disasters, political divisions and now is rails innovation 11 and for survived on the toilets, civil society as citizens, it's that seeme