we receive greetings and this week's v mail from the white sea at russia's northern edge. but 1st things 1st heidelberg palace is a must today it's a ruin but it's the ghostly air of mortality that makes up its charm. the castle was closed for 3 months in spring because of the lockdown now it's open to visitors again. but to make sure our cameras didn't slow them down we got a special tour. and it started off with an important announcement. that. you have got i'm afraid to guess we'll have to wear masks during the tool i wanted to ask if it's alright with you if i take mine off. my distance and you'll be able to understand me much better after our story no problem or yes' and then i'll take a don't. question and off we get given a list of the letters to cut. the arrows point the way for visitors just down a very next gives me a quick rundown of the highly back castles history. starting in the 13th century it was the residence of the prince of lecter of the latin it each successor renovated and expanded it according to his own taste and wishes. it was destroyed again and ag

of the ocean and use the 2 factors which are destabilizing these ice sheets when i says is on the sea white the arctic sea ice when that melts that does allow the absorption of much more sunlight which is increasing increases the woman particularly in the northern hemisphere yes the climate models do do that and that's one of the reasons that that's the models get better they are actually projecting higher temperatures for the same amount of greenhouse gas emissions that's because they include now more of these so-called feedbacks changing climate we were losing some of habitat for example from creatures that live on the ice at least part of the year like the polar bears it's making life a bit tougher for them and i think also because we're seeing a lot of need increase of crush water on top of the surface ocean but that's changing the ocean circulation which means that there are changes in the nutrients being delivered for fish and other marine life so it's a complicated food chain that is being it was that we're pouring a lot more fresh water onto the surface of the ocean. lightning is fo

to some of the seas. white people going to the 2nd grade so we're not even the. little ones that don't know. it's a mass what's going on behind those walls. country most powerful. response there's. going to be so great. that. we're going to have maybe and. maybe. this true. the current new york. stability is not a war thank god we're not like that for an. hour there is no place for this kind of law we want to stop the trustees that have to be taking place in this country are you officially rejects the results of the russian election as a brigand expressing its full support for the opposition as people in the country return to the streets both to support and reject president lukashenko. body you warning against meddling in the process listen to any of pounds alexander lukashenko from entering the country. from moscow. so the body of a 16 year old sudanese boy trying to cross being.

but the blue and white came out way back when and there were a couple of literary societies at the un sea in the 1800s and one colors for white and one color is for blue, and how is how the university of north carolina was called light blue and white. basketball really took off in the forties and fifties. it has become one of the most top programs in all of the sports, not just basketball. basketball is one of those marquee programs. both in the atlantic coast conference and across the country. college basketball has really changed over the years. probably the biggest change is with immigration. back in 1910, it was an all white team. the first black basketball was charlie scott. he became a great player of the nba. he's also in the hall of fame. michael jordan, a lot of the great successes come from black players. certainly, it was an away team in 1910. when the ac was formed in 1953, that really kind of set in motion what is now known as a c seabiscuit all, about four years into the ac, north carolina 1:32 and oh undefeated national champions. b chamberlain in kansas and triple overtime

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning. we will still have some very gusty conditions across eastern scotland, and particularly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines: now on bbc news, it's the travel show, and rajan datar completes his journey down the longest river within the balkans, the sava. he follows its route to bosnia and herzegovina, then east into serbia. i'm on a voyage through the heart of the balkans, exploring the places that have grown up along the route of the river sava. it's a journey through four countries th

marched towards the presidential residence the vast square outside parliament was turned into a sea of red and white by protesters waving the traditional but a russian flag that's become a symbol of them movement so they gave up against our coverage. united in one pool as they gathered in the streets and in the squares of the belo recent capital minsk since the disputed presidential vote in locust 9th protesters have defied the authorities and have been gathering every day calling for an end to president look ashamed because 26 year old despite the continued threats of a violent crackdown opposition supporters say they won't give up. ahead of sunday's rally the bell or a song rolled into the central city streets a warning to those marching any andress they have monuments and statues would not be tolerated and they not the police would see to that. arriving back at the presidential palace in minsk the man at the center of this wave of discontent alex on the look. he has the backing of russia whose government has condemned the protest movement on saturday shanker railed against the opposition supporte

of colonial rule remains dutch architecture frames this corner of the capital but it's the sea of red and white flags that stands out on the 75th anniversary of the proclamation of independence indonesian the celebrating in their own ways. large gatherings are banned as the city grapples with an increase in covered 19 infections more than 6000 deaths and 140000 cases confirmed so far some serious says people in his village usually have an independence day party this year they won't not just as a virus precaution but because they can't afford it. they cannot make situation has an impact on people it's difficult to get any income i am a street food seller and there are very blocks everywhere. many low income earners say they're under pressure. this pandemic has really hit us we have to pay rent and buy medicine time goes on but the economy is still like this sometimes we have no income at all planned for this he is anniversary had been in the works for more than a year but the pandemic has put a stop to that there's no grand parade and no carnival said the streets a quiet. celebrations in the pre

gone down over a 30 year period, and university economists have described how there is a sea of despair among the whiteas to revive its economy and make it strong again, and guess what. the most dynamic economies are in east asia. china is one of them, but there are others over here, so if the united states wants to jumpsta rt its economy and include the world, it has two co—operate with asia. at some point in time it will come back. we are seeing that shift. apple has only said it is shifting part of its manufacturing of its iphones to india, notjust in china. we are seeing bans of sales of us computer chips to china, and you make it out as though it is just united states, but it is who fired the first shot in this technology war, google, facebook and by china, so there is reciprocal action. you can blame both sides. you can blame both sides but at the same time, let's be fair. the trump administration has been acting erratically, irrationally, without a strategy, henry kissinger told me this. the chinese do have a plan and they are working according to it, and so, if the united states wants to enhanc

know, two princeton university economists, case and deaton, have described how there's a sea of despair among the white strong again. and guess what? the most dynamic economies are in east asia. china is one of them, but there are others over here. so if united states wants to jump—sta rt its economy and to improve the wellbeing of its people, it's got to work with asia. so at some point in time, it will come back. but we're seeing that shift. i mean, apple has already said that it's shifting part of the manufacture of its iphones to india, notjust in china. we're seeing bans on sales of us computer chips to china. but you make it out as though it's just the united states, but it's who fired the first shot in this technology war. google, facebook, banned by china. so there's, you know, reciprocal action. you can blame both sides. ah, you can blame both sides. but at the same time, let's be — if you don't mind — let's be fair. the trump administration has been acting erratically, irrationally, and without a strategy. and henry kissinger told me this — the united states doesn't have a strategy to deal wi

is best known for its beautiful white beaches by the island nation has declared a state of environmental imagine sea due to an oil spill from a grounded ship over 100000 tons of oil neat clues to its waters efforts underway to salvage the situation. the beaches are already covered in oil which is threatening an entire lagoon and fuel is still pouring into the sea from the grounded ship. locals are relying on the ingenuity to fight the pollution stuffing sugarcane lease into plastic sheets to make improvised booms there just isn't enough professional equipment volunteers are working with the authorities to scoop up the oil and pump it out of the ships tanks. the government has declared an environmental emergency. we're appealing to france and renewing for help the united nations and other countries. we don't have the know how to deal with a catastrophe like this. body. france has promised aid and the sending experts and the naval vessel the empty freighter ran aground 2 weeks ago on thursday a fuel tank burst the japanese owners have offered an apology. but environmentalist are warning to spill could

sea. you can see plenty of white lines, isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.tland and particularly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease, we will see spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though — temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. shouldn't be as windy at the stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend. but it is going to feel pretty chilly, with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. my name is mike embley. the national guard is deployed to the us state of wisconsin as protests continue over the shooting of another unarmed black man. donald trump receives official republican backing at the party's convention to run for another term as president. in new zealand, the man who killed 51 people at two mosques last year is confronted in court by survivors and relatives of the

the officials said any moral argument regarding immigration fell on deaf ears and said the white house, a sea of hands went up. nielsen kept hers down. what do you make of what is coming out now about the president's use of homeland -- the department of homeland security. some of it is from miles taylor who is sort of telling his story publicly for the first time. former chief of staff there. this story coming out, too, seemingly in concert. >> i just got to scan that report before coming on air. the takeaway i had is how much they looked at this issue as a bureaucratic government resource matter versus a moral humane matter. the people who objected to the policy did so on grounds they would not have the necessary resources to actually separate the family, deport them and reunite them with their children, not that it was cruel. it gets back to what i think was a theme of last night's convention. i'll get to this a little long windedly. what we saw in the past 3 1/2 years is people objected to trump's policies, but never did so publicly and never did so because of it. because of their inabilit

sea. you can see plenty of white lines, isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.arly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease, we will see spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though — temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. shouldn't be as windy at the stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend. but it is going to feel pretty chilly, with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news. the headlines... the national guard is to be deployed in the american state of wisconsin, where protests continue after police shot a black man who was unarmed. video posted online appears to show jacob blake being shot in the back. he's in a serious condition in a local hospital. president trump has made an unscheduled appearance at the opening day of the republican national convention to claim the democrats are working to steal the us elections in november. he warned, witho

sea. you can see plenty of white lines and isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.rain as well. from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease, we will see spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though — temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 from plymouth, 21 in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. not at windy at the stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend. but it is going to feel pretty chilly, with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the national guard is deployed to the us state of wisconsin, where protests continue over the shooting of another unarmed black man. donald trump receives official republican backing at the party's convention to run for another term as president. in new zealand, the man who killed 51 people at two mosques last year is confronted in court by survivors and relatives of the victims. and hong kong reports its first case of coronavirus re—inf

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.arly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. 00:29:15,706 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 to set the clock going again. so the chinese video sharing app tiktok launches legal action against its ban in the us, claiming its ban is motivated by politics and not national security. more trouble for huawei, with reports that india could be the latest country to phase out the chinese telecoms giant. and we'll tell you what property developers in manhatten are doing to attract companies back into their empty buildings. let's start with t

red and white flags were held amid a sea of people with an extensive presence of police forces, there concern about a crackdown. people chanted long live belarus and go away towards the police. though the demonstrations remained peaceful and security forces made no attempt to stop the gathering. the president there first ordered forces to stop protests after the election. one protester was killed and thousands arrested. new video shows the president there carrying a rifle and wearing a bullet proof vest as he got off the helicopter at his working residence. he has ruled for more than two dozen years and is now claiming that nato troops are amassing along the country's borders. nato has denied this allegation. the russians weighed in today on the situation extensively. the foreign minister lavrov said constitutional reform could help address the concerns of the protesters. he noted there's no way to prove that the president there did not win reelection. the opposition leader in belarus has fled to neighboring lithuania and says the people of belarus will never accept the outcome of thi

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.larly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day, the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. once it hurts, people will say, "now what do we do about it?" a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name is mike embley. our top stories: an overnight curfew comes into effect in the us state of wisconsin following protests over the police shooting of another unarmed black man. donald trump receives official republican backing at the party's convention to run for another term as president. in new zealand, the man who killed 51 people at two mosques last year is confronted in cour

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.arly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day, the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. during the war. a very warm welcome to bbc news. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the national guard is deployed to the american state of wisconsin as protests continue over the shooting of another unarmed black man. donald trump receives official republican backing at the party's convention to run for another term as president. in new zealand, the man who killed 51 people at two mosques last year is confronted in court by survivors and relatives of the victims. germany

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.ions across eastern scotland, and particularly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news — i'm ben bland with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world: police fire tear gas at protesters in the us state of wisconsin as demonstrations continue over the shooting of an unarmed black man. —— the republican convention gets under way, with plenty of attacks onjoe biden and the formal nomination of donald trump. police fire tear gas at protesters in the us state of wisconsin as demonstrations

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.arly eastern coastal counties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day, the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. to make voting accessible and save this election. this is bbc news. the headlines: an overnight curfew is coming into effect in the us city of kenosha in wisconsin after violent protests on sunday sparked by the police shooting of a black man. jacob blake, 29, father of three, is in a stable condition in hospital after being shot a number of times in the back by police. president trump has made an unscheduled appearance at the opening day of republican national convention to cla

other cities across fela risk but in minsk minsk it really is a sea of protesters that we're seeing people are kind of waving the red and white flags that of that are symbols of the opposition people have come out dressed in white also a symbol for change that we've seen in recent days people are carrying balloons and they fear is really one of victory and not the atmosphere that we've been seeing over the past few days with these protests now live. to russian president vladimir putin yesterday and again today could we see russia propping up. well after today that seems certainly more likely following a telephone call with putin the russian side said that it saw an external threat in belo reuss and it also said that they could that russia could support dello russo via the collective security treaty organization which is a military alliance of 6 former soviet states which include russia and belarus that's essentially a military pact where if one country is facing aggression from outside that that all all countries then consider that to be aggression against them so we could in other words see kind of either military some kind

march towards the presidential residence of a square outside the parliament was turned into a sea of red and white by protesters who were waving the traditional better russian flag that's become a symbol of that movement. average. united in one course they gathered in the streets and in the squares of the capital minsk since the disputed presidential vote on august 9th protesters have defied the authorities and have been gathering every day calling for an end to president look ashamed because 26 year old despite the continued threats of a violent crackdown opposition supporters say they won't give up ahead of sunday's rally the bellary saw me rolled into the central city streets a warning to those marching any unrest name only once and statues would not be tolerated and they not the police would see to that. arriving back at the presidential palace in minsk the man at the center of this wave of discontent alex on the look. he has the backing of russia who's the moment has condemned the protest movement on saturday railed against the opposition supporters and accuse nato of deliberately positioning

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coming from the very tops of the upper ranks of the trump administration, from the white house to the hhs, which over seas the cdc directly to re versing, recommending less people get tested, discouraging testing. this falls in line with what we've heard repeated for months from president trump, who believes if there's less testing, there will be less infections. there's no official in the united states you will find that thinks this is a good idea. one of the top schools in the nation are pushing back on this and want to know the specifics behind this decision . according to this federal health official, they told me this is coming from the upper ranks. and they're not commenting as to why they changed their recommendations. hhs did release a statement. i want to read this very quickly. it says this guidance has been updated to reflect current evidence and best public health pral practices and to further emphasize, protect yourself, your family and the most vulnerable of all ages. it is worth noting prior to this, if you were thought to be around somebody who was possibly infected or you thought to have

sea. but you can still see plenty of white lines, plenty of isobars on the chart for wednesday morning.ounties of england. some rain as well. but from the west, things will be calming down through the day. the winds will slowly ease. we'll see some spells of sunshine. it will feel fairly cool, though. temperatures of 13 degrees for aberdeen, 19 for plymouth, 21 there in london. some more rain in the forecast for thursday and friday. it shouldn't be as windy at this stage. some dry weather in prospect for the weekend, but it is going to feel pretty chilly with a northerly wind across the uk. this is bbc news, the headlines: republicans in the us have begun their national convention with dire warnings about the country's future ifjoe biden were to defeat donald trump in november's presidential poll. speakers claimed mr biden would be a radically left—wing leader. the president's son suggested the democratic challenger was backed by china. police in the us city of kenosha have fired tear gas to disperse protesters who defied an overnight curfew. hundreds had gathered outside the county cou

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of colonial rule remains dutch architecture frames this corner of the capital but it's the sea of red and white flags that stands out on the 75th anniversary of the proclamation of independence indonesians are celebrating in their own ways. large gatherings are banned as the city grapples with an increase in covered 19 infections more than 6000 deaths and 140000 cases confirmed so far some serious says people in his village usually have an independence day party this year they won't not just as a virus precaution but because they can't afford it. they cannot make situation has an impact on people's mood it's difficult to get any income i am a street food seller and there are very blocs everywhere. many low income earners say they're under pressure. this pandemic has really has us we have to pay rent and buy medicine time goes on but the economy is still like this sometimes we have no income at all planned for this is anniversary had been in the works for more than a year but the pandemic has put a stop to that there's no grand parade and no carnival said the streets are quiet and the. celebrati

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>>outside of the white house seems that the person was was shot by secret service outside the west wing police green toward the sea. >>this is about as close as we can get to the white house secret service has blocked off the surrounding streets, but about a block behind me on 17th and pennsylvania avenue. >>is where secret service says the officer involved shooting took place we just found out just now. >>it was outside of the white house this area right over here. the secret service leader tweeted a male subject and the u.s. as as officer were both transported to a local hospital at no time during this incident was the white house complex breached or were any protectees in danger like to thank the secret service for doing. always quick and very effective work. the president says he was not taken to secure bunker under the white house just to the nearby but more heavily protected oval office. at the white house i'm in a war nikki. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news while the president continues to spread conspiracy theories about vote by mail fraud people within the agency are worried the delays and cuts to

to warm even faster and set of solar radiation reflecting off the white house back into space heaters being absorbed into the darkest sea and the soil that's now exposed professor will steffen is a counsellor with the climate council of australia joins us now from canberra thanks very much for being with us when the amount of ice that has melted it's extraordinary is it $28.00 trillion tons is this a figure that surprises you yeah it does and also we should note that that's actually accelerating so year by year even more or less so the radial fortunately is going up well it's going through from both greenland and mentor to so when you say it's accelerating is there anything that we can do at this point to stop it . well it's stopping it's going to take a long time because there's a huge momentum in these massive ice sheets but it's really important that we slow it down and we can slow the rate down if we get our emissions of greenhouse gases down deeply and very rapidly because ultimately it's the increased greenhouse gases which are warming the air and warming the surface waters of the ocean that is the 2 factors which

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dripped from the consecrated bread and i assume that white wine was introduced because one didn't want to strong association with blood like the fruit of the sea. motive or the reason the church has never break the color of mass wine only that it must be pure and unadulterated. it has to be choose from pressed grapes that's been for mental you can't use any artificial substances then you have to. laws governing the production of wine in germany forbid the use of additives anyway this means that at least in theory priest in germany can buy wine for the mass at the local supermarket the bishop gave it wouldn't dream of doing such a thing he personally selects the wine for massa celebrated in tree cathedral and of course it all comes from the dial sassoon vineyards. 6 and. once a year he meets up with irvin engle for a wine tasting. more of the the 1st mass is at 7 in the morning or so we have to select a fairly light wine on the 1st minute of the farm to. have an angle can't say exactly how much mass wine is consumed in a tree a diocese each year but it's no longer absolutely necessary for the cathedral to be producing its own wine the diocese i

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