want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence.y confident that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs, but the big corporates . yes, you'll be up corporates. yes, you'll be up against constitution . personal against constitution. personal challenges have you got the have you got the heft ? have you got you got the heft? have you got the experience? have you got the team of people that can genuinely fight this? having pubuc genuinely fight this? having public sympathy is one thing, but actually battling against the establishment is really tough . tough

want a in the western cape want a referendum and 58% want western cape independence.ent that if we can the referendum, we're can get the referendum, we're going to win it. >> you'll be up against the >> but you'll be up against the status you'll be up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment,ye up against >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll|gainst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be nst >> but you'll be up against the statestablishment, you'll be up the establishment, you'll be up against probably the big corporates, not necessarily the entrepreneurs, but the big corporates . yes, you'll be up corporates. yes, you'll be up against constitution . personal against constitution. personal challenges have you got the have you got the heft ? have you got you got the heft? have you got the experience? have you got the team of people that can genuinely fight this? having pubuc genuinely fight this? having public sympathy is one thing, but actually battling against the establishment is really tough . tough. >> it

but we've got some potentially damaging winds for the western cape providence. in south africa, gus could exceed 60 kilometers per hour as the on charles dogs. you want to raise her behind the sides. dramatize to cut costs from i'll just here to invest facing re here from some of history's dogs notable women and unconventional antics stores in the office. i am 40 that kind of accompanying this revolution of every one in china, new my space. you've heard all of them are, it's time you have from the, from 6 of hindsight is out now subscribe. wherever you listen to pop, cast a phrase the part is really own, has been hijacked by him and sophie's in the red scene, they say it's in response to is ralph more on gaza? yvonne denies these really planes. this involves what impact could this have. and what are the possible military and economic implications? this is inside story. the .

that's dissipated and now we're talking about the heat for the western cape province. cape town, up to $27.00 degrees on wednesday. enjoy. we'll see later the between the 18 hundreds and as recently as the 1990s in canada, over a 150000 children were taken from their homes and forced into schools that stripped them of their identity. and too often their life, or as the search for unmarked graves continues and harrowing revelations emerge. people in power examines the long term consequences of the government funded system . residential schools, canada shame on a jersey to meet the world, slow down. we stand firm as homes with tip of global nickel reserves. indonesia is points to leave the global, the battery industries. we definitely manage our abundant resources and play a role in solar energy. harnessing offerings, 75 percent of global carbon credits. essential, committed to inquire mental protection, enhancing investments, alignment digital licensing, your better tomorrow news the you're watching out. is there a line of hot top stories this hour is early forces a calorie house? a rai

that's dissipated and now we're talking about the heat for the western cape province. cape town, up to $27.00 degrees on wednesday. enjoy. we'll see later. the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the latest news. as it breaks anthony, blinking and said that this to 7 foreign minister musing had ended the unprecedented unity. who said that the g 7, a great gauze it cannot be be occupied with detailed coverage. the fall is among the most vulnerable countries to us. we should take the only place beneath its young mountain shift from around the world. the us custom additional $6500000.00 children into that will not be able to go to school this year because this trends that new concepts so accommodated beyond well taken without hesitation for them died for power. they finds out, well, we live here, we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy, and then they try and scrub the people with that. and the people in power investigate explosion is and questions they use them to be of our around that one out there. the as a reminder of the top story on obviously, regardless of the largest hos

hurricane winds hit the crimea in places up to 40 m per second on cape tarkhankut in the village of sevastopol and settlements on the western coast, heavy rains in places with sleet. now our correspondent olga kurlaeva is joining the broadcast; we will learn more from her. olga, greetings, tell us what the situation is like for you, i see a very strong wind, and what is the situation on the crimean bridge, what about the ferry crossing? hello, snowy mosca, the situation on the crimean bridge is still stable, but if there are still restrictions on the speed of cars and the rum crossing does not work. but this was obvious, because there are storms, large waves, in some places, as the residents themselves say, they are waiting for the ninth wave, so, and if there is a hurricane wind, then traffic on the crimean bridge will be stopped, well , actually, but now, now let’s talk about what is happening on the peninsula itself and in the city of sevastopol, and the difficult situation in evpatoria, the saki evpatoria road is flooded there, the ministry of emergency situations is working there, simferopolskaya street is flooded, and

hit the crimea in places up to 40 m per second on cape torkhankut in the village of chernomorskoye in pator and sevastopol and settlements on the westernis joining the broadcast; we’ll find out the details from her. olga, greetings, tell us what the situation is like for you, i see a very strong wind, and what is the situation on the crimean bridge, what about the ferry crossing. hello, snow-covered mosquito, the situation on the crimean bridge is still stable, but if there are still restrictions on the speed of cars and the ferry crossing is not working.

a hurricane wind hit the crimea, at cape torkhankuta in the village of chernomorskoye up to 40 m per second. in evpator, sevastopol, and villages on the western evpator, coastal home, the evacuation began. well, now my colleague, olga kurla, is coming into direct contact. olga, greetings, this is what you know by now, what’s going on with the ferry crossing.

crimea was hit by a hurricane wind, on cape tarkhankut in the village of chernomorskoye up to 40 m per second, in evpator, sevastopol, and villages on the western coast, heavy rains, because of the storm in evpatoria, coastal houses are drowning, evacuation began, well, now for direct communication my colleague, olga kurlaeva, comes out, olga, hello, that’s what you know at this moment, what’s going on with the ferry crossing? it does not work with the ferry crossing. it was obvious, the waves were very high, that very ninth wave was really hitting the crown, the wind was getting stronger, the movement along the crimean bridge is not stopped, but the speed limit is limited, if the hurricane intensifies, there will be hurricane gusts of wind, then naturally , in order to avoid for safety reasons, traffic will be closed, traffic on the crimean bridge will be blocked, the situation is complicated, out of fifteen houses, five are now simferopol, simferopol highway there is an evacuation, partial evacuation of residents, then they are evacuated, transported to sanatoriums, also in the village of heroskoe, 40 houses remained cut off from, let's say,