you make it sound as though the east, the communities, the families in the east of germany, haven't found happiness in the unified germany, that many in the east remain, frankly, better, feel neglected, and are unhappy. let me end by bringing it back to where we began. when you watch sports, today, do you in your heart feel that many of those who are winning at the top, whether it be athletics, whether it be other sports such as cycling, they are there because they may well have cheated. ines geipel, i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. hello there. july has started on a dry note for most of us, certainly a far cry from the weather we had for at least some ofjune. the met office has now released provisional rainfall statistics for the month ofjune. where you see the darker blue colours on the chart, well, those areas had around double the amount of rainfall they would normally expect during the month as a whole. but as we look ahead to the rest of this week, well, it stays dry for many of us. just a little bit of rain around across the north of the uk. now, we start off wednesday

you make it sound as though the east, the communities, the families in the east of germany, haven't found happiness in the unified germany — that many in the east remain, frankly, bitter, feel neglected, and are unhappy. let me end by bringing it back to where we began. when you watch sports today, do you in your heart feel that many of those who are winning at the top, whether it be athletics, whether it be other sports, such as cycling, they are there because they may well have cheated ? ines geipel, i thank you very much for being on hardtalk. hello there. for some parts of the uk, the next couple of days will bring blue skies, sunshine and warmth. but in other places, it will look and feel very different. this is how it looked in the far north of scotland on wednesday. on the satellite picture, you can see the way in which this cloud has been approaching, pushing in from the north—west, and as this cloud makes more progress, we will see some outbreaks of rain. so, as we head through thursday, rain initially across the northern and the western isles will increasingly spread across

these 2 men born in what was then east germany helped bring it down. well and yon on the left was extradited to west germany he helped get footage of the east german protests onto west german television and protested when doing so was still extremely dangerous for the king to take the fall of the berlin wall was not a gift it was something people achievement the top of the ship and can be proud of that the small challenges we face today are nothing compared to this. victory. but disagrees fundamentally the lead sic photographer documented the radical transformation of east germany his pictures show the effects of germany's rapid reunification and what was effectively east germany's submission to the west. germany insisted on its own way of doing things most east germans lost their jobs and the country they had lived in vanished. you know the work we lost all faith and everything to do with the east we thought west german milk and sugar was better than our own even their people were superior. many west germans wanted to profit for example those who judg

east bay 80 off-ramp to richmond parkway. i found this on a caltrans still camera, working on getting an image of that for you. definitely looks like a big mess and this is going to be there for a long time. also looks like just lanes of the off-ramp are blocked. i don't think any of the main laynes from east bay interstate 80 are impacted. still working on confirming that. also, just getting word in about a drainage issue at the embarcadero b.a.r.t. station. it sounds like at least right now trains are by passing embarcadero station due to that according to muni. working on more information. i'll have updates coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, alexis. smart train officials are taking action after five recent deaths. we're told two were accidents and three were suicides. now there's a plan to address both issues. anser hassan live in san rafael. >> reporter: good morning, guys, one of the first steps is putting up safety fencing railroad crossings like this one in such a way that people have to zigzag their way throu

have a nice update for the situation in the east bay. taking you back to hayward, northbound 880 before tennison. we had all lanes blocked due to a car fire. we've canceled that. all lanes have opened up. everything off on the shoulder at this point. all lanes back open. as we zoom out, seven miles an hour on the approach. 16 miles an hour on the southbound side, looking at heavy residual delays. we have a problem getting out of the central valley, westbound 580 before grant line road. three-car crash. nine miles an hour, five miles an hour, tough getting out of the tracy area right now. >>> for decades the pig scramble has been a popular activity at the sonoma county fair. >> things are changing. when the fair kicks off on august 1st, the pig scramble will be gone and replaced with a watermelon obstacle course. children have been running after hogs at the fair for the last 20 years. the activity has come under scrutiny by animal welfare groups. the berkeley raised group direct action everywhere says pig scramble is a form of animal abus

here 80 east l foretell drive. >>left over from the 5 o'clock hour still active still blocking and still under investigation. so we have the 2 right lanes closed. it's hard to see the big rig that ran off the road. but it ran down the hillside and flipped over and we know that one person did not survive the crash so with this alert in place to expect to see a lot of heavy traffic going east you're back to at least 2 avenue and then westbound we have a new crash coming in at panel valley road plus it was already slow. so we'll call west found just slow and stretches from hercules down to berkeley we'll check in on more slow downs coming up john. >>are seeing some really nice conditions this morning to be out and about on those roadways even though they may be slow at least are skies are nice and clear as a foe is also looking very cloud-free and that is helping so much no delays out there whatsoever that's the way we've been all morning long. you can expectf it to remain that way as far as weather goes anyways shoul

to the next morning we hit the road and drive about 3 hours north east. so we just drove away and what we see just right after we have some secrets here. i guess is. our base inside the park was the hilltop camp which overlooks the reserve. first team drive abyssinian right. there ready to give us a feeling right off because they said it's one of. the little date in follows the path is the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in africa it consists of 960 square kilometers of hilly topography and is known for its rich wildlife and conservation efforts. hiya each of the big 5 game animals can be found in just a short amount of time also we were able to see 4 out of the big 5 on our 1st game drive. and we are back at the kennedy resort in the pool which is the perfect way to finish just ripped through the region of quest to knock off. but. back in germany i'm on my way to the protest mining area stretching out on both sides of the back up and has an as well as chewing out between 194-5989 it was divided after reunification east and west german potage industries

to the next morning we hit the road and drug about 3 hours north east. so we just drove away and what we see just right after we entered some sea process. i guess. our base inside the park was the hilltop can't which overlooks the reserve. first team dr snuffing him right after. i read it because he said right off get this right that's what. the update on follows the path is the oldest proclaimed nature reserve in africa the consists of 960 square kilometers of hilly topography and is known for its rich wildlife and conservation efforts here teach the. the big 5 game animals can be found in just a short amount of time also we were able to see 4 out of the big 5 for now 1st game drives. and we are back at the chemical resort in the pool which is the perfect way finish this trip through the region of western to not stop . but. back in germany i'm on my way to the protests mining area stretching out on both sides of the back and hesson as well as tooling up between 194-5989 it was divided after reunification east and west german potage industries merged the

east bound 5.80 harbor. lanes closed to investigate an accident involving a pedestrian that was struck by a car in the 5 o'clock hour. no other details on heading into richmond e of you this morning do be aware in do leave early if you're heading out of richmond into the north bay, this is not impacting west bound 5.80 west 5.80 is open the usual crawl here from richmond parkway and are averaging about 13 minutes to make it into the north bay that is completely normal bay bridge traffic, lots of it is stacked up from the maze here into san francisco and busy all the way over to fremont street because of an old crash

if you're traveling anywhere east, be careful. tonight we're going to have flash flooding and severe storm threat but also the heat wave. anybody from dallas to shreveport up to chicago and yes, philadelphia, new york city talking about days and days of feeling like in the 90s or 100s. it's going to be significant, especially for the folks that don't have air. >>> the 2-year-old girl who went missing on a camping trip, surviving overnight. we'll hear from her father. >>> have you seen the face app challenge so many people are trying. it ages your face or makes you young. questions are growing about the russian company behind it. so what kind of access are you really giving? i was reading this tease this morning, i was like, great, just downloaded it yesterday. awesome. weave got that plus a double dose of deals and steals, products to beat the heat, all coming up on gma. >> i just noticed the example we were showing on screen was some model who still looks hot no matter if it was younger, current or future. >> did you see ginger's

today 80 to 89 in our inland east bay neighborhoods. here is a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. a couple degrees warmer, low to mid 90s next week. near 80 along the way. 60s at the coast. >>> one new issue to talk about on the board this morning. not a lot of details in yet. it sounds like it could be significant issue. it is in the countercommute direction, east bay 80 off-ramp to richmond parkway. that's not really a terrible area. it sounds like we have a flipped tanker truck. trying to get more information. i know emergency crews are just heading to the scene. we don't know about injuries, how much damage is done to the truck and definitely no delays at the moment. certainly something i'll keep an eye on this morning. traffic coming into san francisco looking good. just got word of a vehicle that ran out of gas on the lower deck of the bay bridge just past treasure island. so far not causing delays getting out of the city. i believe they made it off to the shoulder. westbound 580 richmond-san rafael bridge six minutes. 12

[applause] in may of last year we achieved another major success in the middle east. the president announced our withdrawal from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. [applause] mr. bolton: the worst diplomatic debacle in american history. and i am here to tell you today, president trump's maximum- pressure campaign against iran is working. [applause] a little over a year ago, our critics predicted we couldn't do it. our unilateral sanctions, they said, would not be effective. since then the united states has levied the toughest-ever sanctions on the iranian regime, and iran's economy is, to quote the "financial times," collapsing under their weight. [applause] mr. bolton: islamic revolutionary guards corps is starting to have to cut salaries and support for proxies across the region, leaving them to lament that the golden days are gone and will never return. [applause] mr. bolton: and we are just getting started. in november we finished reinforcing the crippling sanctions that originally brought tehran to the negotiating table. but we did not stop there. the president's

been not too bad. >> except for the east bay. the east bay has been a mess. want to show you where the slowest spots are. highway 84 a new crash on there. i probably will notice some slowing about 21 minutes and also a quick reminder, campbell police did tweet out and i also retweeted this. a closure along union avenue and michael drive until 4:00 p.m. because of a crash and crashed into a light pole and the power lines are down. so, steer clear of that area, if you can. >> good advice. >> that is what is happening today and we'll be back at 7:25 and every hour after that with a live local news update. >> you don't want to miss our mid-day show coming for you at 11:00. you don't want to miss it. until then, have a great morning. >> keep cool. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning, breaking news. jeffrey epstein found injured in his jail cell with marks around his neck the convicted sex offender discovered semiconscious and in the fetal position so was it a suicide attempt or was the attack we'll have theatest. >>> also breaking overnight he resisted calls for his resignat

i think now that is on the middle east. with this big news about like 3000000000. dollars acquisition for karim i think now like the international players they look at the middle east as well that is something year which is this something that was missing to be honest like trying to get some fun like we we went to different conferences and europe or in the u.s. and they have 0 interest in investing in start ups and me in the region but now i think with kareem and moves who until there are there is here like the eye on the local and the reason and the reason startups so i think the give us a big favor and we also have like a big responsibility is so we have to move fast we have to say well yes we can do it but we have to have a creative innovative business more than a berthing with us where we can scale fast and feed i want to i want to ask you about some of this as well what sort of a message did it send when bought caring for 3000000000 dollars about the kind of the viability of business is like that in the middle east globally had it had all the investor eyeballs

>>our top story tonight at 5.30 an earthquake hit the east bay this afternoon. people over say that they could feel it the other 4.3 magnitude quake hit just before one 15 this afternoon. >>kron four's michelle kingston is live at the usgs location at moffett field tonight. michelle what did the usgs have to say about this earthquake. >>well let's talk first about how many people felt that earthquake. i mean i was in san francisco. i didn't feel it out all, but i heard from people on twitter who felt it in fremont in santa rosa in sacramento and in san jose who felt that jolt who felt that shaking luckily, no damage was reported. >>us a loud noise and then a jolt. >>what kind of scared me because i heard bradley i thought it was really big i didn't know that it was only like 4. i thought oh the way they are. >>a 4.3 magnitude earthquake rattled the east bay just after 1 o'clock this afternoon, according to the united states geological survey it happened on the green gold vault at one 11 just 7 and a half miles east of black hawk usgs officials say very few event

east bound 5.80 harbor. lanes closed to investigate an accident involving a pedestrian that was struck by a car in the 5 o'clock hour. no other details on heading into richmond e of you this morning do be aware in do leave early if you're heading out of richmond into the north bay, this is not impacting west bound 5.80 west 5.80 is open the usual crawl here from richmond parkway and are averaging about 13 minutes to make it into the north bay that is completely normal bay bridge traffic, lots of it is stacked up from the maze here into san francisco and busy all the way over to fremont street because of an old crash at the fremont street exit involving a box truck that struck the guardrail the route was close it's back open but we still have 2 lanes blocked on 80 a similar remains in place for this crash to it's going to be extra heavy from treasure island. so you know what to do plan ahead and leave early or consider bart we'll talk about some more slow downs coming up john. >>well robin skies, pretty clear

for the afternoon tracking the inland east bay, the oakland east bay berkeley hills toward the tri-valley solano county east of downtown san jose and morgan hill, locations that will see mid-90s to near 100 degree temperatures for one more day before things start to cool off tomorrow. so the spread of temperatures include 60s and 70s coastside and bayside. 70s and 80s around oakland into hayward and san jose south and east of 680 where the heat advisory is for today, the numbers soaring close to 100 degrees for one more day. tomorrow big drop in temperatures, could lead to drizzle. >> thank you very much. >>> we begin with a developing story from rome. two 19-year-olds from the bay area are in jail there facing charges of murder and extortion. on the left here, gabriel jorth and the fight finnegan elder. they arrested the two at a rome hotel. at least one admitted to stabbing that man, a 35-year-old police officer rar yo rega, pictured there. italian police say he was killed days after his honeymoon, stabbed eight times in a quiet rome neighborhood as he confronted the two men in connecti

england and east anglia, temperatures climbing into the high 205. that is just the start, because it would be part of the week, high pressure will draw up these warm winds from south east, and we could set a new temperature record in paris at 41 celsius. across greater london, temperatures could reach the mid 305 in terms of celsius. the whole weather across england and wales and eastern scotland will see some reasonable temperatures for a time, but there is a tendency later on in the week for it to turn cloudy and wet. that is your latest weather. this is bbc world news. our top stories: germany and france join the uk in demanding the release of a british—flagged oil tanker seized by iranian forces. jeremy hunt warns that serious consequences. we will respond in a way that is considered but robust, and we are absolutely clear that if the situation is not resolved quickly, there will be serious consequences. a warning from the chairman of the high—speed two rails project, its cost could rise by £30 million. it's one more -- a small step for man

congress is in the east. newspaperman are in the east. deal from out here and everything will work out. grant that he had to go east and take the field against lee because of all citizenry demanded it. they needed real success. they needed real success against the most famous rebel leader in the most vital arena of combat. is present in the field which we may 64 speaks unequivocally to the transcendent importance of events in the eastern theater. politically and militarily. the loyal citizen. they wanted there beside her to take the field against the rebel commander hundred thousand union for almost 2 years. is the commander. it is grants army. people all the united states looked at is present in virginia as the factor that would defeat lee and win the war. whatever may happened anywhere else. each day brings this narrative to the great battle the war which must then be fought in virginia. the chicago tribune. it was now in the west. and noted that in april 64, it will be a battle we believe one of the most terrible recorded ever in histo

the north east midlands, but brighter towards the south—east corner and while we stick with some humid and sunny conditions in the easterly wind through northern scotland, a greater chance of one or two heavy showers. temperatures into the 20s in scotla nd temperatures into the 20s in scotland and still in the 20s in the south west with sunny spells continuing into the afternoon. beyond that, some warmth and sunshine on monday increasing risk of thundery showers developing as well. hello. this is bbc news, the headlines. prime minister boris johnson pledges to fund and high—speed rail route between manchester and leeds. president trump prises boris johnson manchester and leeds. president trump prises borisjohnson and says talks on what he calls a very substantial uk us trade deal are under way. the uk's biggest funder of charitable research says no deal brea ks of charitable research says no deal breaks it threatens the uk ‘s science industry. the mp for sheffield hallam and jarrod o'mara says he will resign as a member of parliament to deal with personal issues. riot police fire t

near 30 in east anglia and south—east england. a heat wave again through iberia into france. we are tapping into some of that. it will turn drier is only for a few days. scotla nd drier is only for a few days. scotland and northern ireland, the mid—205 for a few days. england and wales 30 or above. it looks like the east and south—east of england will be approaching the mid— 305 for a time. but along with that there is humidity as well and some pretty warm nights on the way. so careful what you wish for. it is not my favourite type of weather. at least i have had rain on the garden for the past few days. like it or lump it things are hotting up. charlie and naga, back to you. at least the sunshine is coming. be careful what you wish for. many people say that is way too hot for them. thank you very much. it is $7 47. now on breakfast it's time for newswatch. -- 7:47. hello and welcome to newswatch with me, samira ahmed. getting away from the westminster village. i'll be asking the bbc's new political correspondent based outside london about her role. and... it really is

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this was the border patrol road in the former east . only 50 meters across the border a u.s. army watch tower it was part of observation post alpha 40 u.s. soldiers were stationed here they all belong to the reno and black horse regiment a demanding task at the frontline of a conflict that had the whole world holding its breath is that costly to the black horse regiment was a very strong unit on its own combat helicopters armored infantry and artillery and assumption was that if war broke out the soviets would advance and this would be one of the 1st sights of a 3rd world war helpless and it couldn't because i'm bored. every accidental movement could have had devastating consequences tanks were only allowed to drive up to this red line a rule established by the americans and meant to avoid provocation that could have cost the soviet leadership to snap. nowadays point out tells the tale of germany seemingly distant but there you've recent history groups of schoolchildren come to learn but also veterans who served here and many people from around the world interested in germany

in the east bay workers have stopped flaring activity at chevron enrichment take a look at the video that came to into us from kron 4 of you are of the fire and the smoke this was around 7 30 last night. coming from the refinery chevron spokesperson says that the flaring was stopped by about 9.25 because employees address the problem they say were fire officials say the flaring did not pose any environmental or health risks to the computer community. the flaring they say helps to keep the rough iron running safely by relieving the pressure in the refining process. new this morning 4 officers involved in a shooting in south san francisco will not be charged. >>the shooting happened back in april those officers opened fire on a group of people fleeing the scene of a robbery at a construction site one of those people suffered a minor injury. now the san mateo county district attorney investigated the matter and found that the officers involved in using that force. they were justified. the man accused of stabbing and killing nia wilson at the macarthur bart station has been found compete

things got off to an early start on the east shore freeway. >> the east shore freeway, this truck went off the road, spilled its load here. there is a clean up underway. the right lane is blocked. it's 80 near ashby. that's been there since 1:45. we are going on this crash. they are making progress but the right lane was take away. that's going to be a problem as the east shore freeway traffic wears on and gets busy rather quickly. we will see what happens there. traffic is okay. it's going to be slow on the altamonte pass. some of the freeways are doing okay. the gilroy to morgan hill super commute is okay as you drive in to san jose with no major issues in to is silicon valley. let's bring steve in with today's forecast. >>> a nice weekend. temperatures bumped up on sunday. the coast and bay 60s and 70s. higher clouds caught up, from the south. it was kind of cool. see the low to the left and the high centered in the four corners and occasionally that high builds in. that compresss the fog. inland temperatures warm up lower 80s and 90s. the key has been centered over colorado, not ov

the east shore freeway is slow and go big down. in the south bay there are a couple of accidents and both are in the southbound direction. you can see it is slow as you approach that and at 237 southbound that is backing things up on 237 as well in the south bay. let's go back to the north bay where we have another big trouble spot out of the narrows. a lane is blocked and it will be slow and go through meridian. it is slow and go. >>> i want to get you updated on a couple of breaking stories. this is new video of that plane that just made an emergency landing safely in israel. this is a german airline that blew a tire upon take off and then had to ditch some of its fuel before it made this landing but that all went smoothly so all is well. but boy, protests are getting off the chain right now in hong kong. we told you about this where protesters dressed in protective gear, hard hats and masks broke through the front door of the government building and broke through a metal barrier inside. this is all protests over the extradition

—— in the south—east. tuesday night, things will start to go boom for some of us as a weather front dries to push on from the west. through the evening, heavy showers for the south—west. the showers for the south—west. the showers will mushroom into a big blue overnight, but most of it will be away by rush—hour on wednesday. wednesday, the sun chang returns and the heat. temperatures in the mid 30s. the potentially our hottest day at the moment. we are 36 in london and we could get close to that record. stay tuned and we will keep you regularly updated. hello, you're watching afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. today at two. foreign office minister sir alan duncan resigns at the prospect of borisjohnson becoming prime minister and a no—deal brexit. iran's seizure of a british—registered tanker — theresa may chairs an emergency meeting in whitehall to discuss how to respond. the new leader of the liberal democrats will be announced this afternoon. for candidatesjo swinson and ed davey — the wait

area ahead of tonight's fireworks in the north made cannabis aqi is at the moment county fair in the east bay we have gail a and in concord but first we check in with charles clifford for more from san francisco giants. >>they either saw that pier 39 actually across the street from pier 39 in the parking garage, we like to set up in this spot because it gives us such a great view. the pier 39 san francisco bay out there which of course a little later this evening, the fireworks will go off just off the end of pier 39, we've got a lot of people down here pretty good crowd, lots of folks down here already even though we're hours away from the fireworks show there's always a lot of people doubt the war, but it seems like the crowds a little heavier than usual pretty slow going traffic getting in here to try to get their parking spots early on now as you heard sarah mentioned a moment ago the concern is always what's going on with the weather. well the fog has been creeping in if you can a look over here you can see the alcatraz us right through the fog there and i would say the last hour or

bay over the east bay hills also santa clara county east and up to a lake county to included in all of that elsewhere it's still going to be quite toasty and warm however, not have to be in that heat advisory that's for all this weekend now. now for today, we expect those temperatures to top off over 100 in the inland valleys in the mid to late afternoon. there you see mitt 93 already by 1 o'clock so quick warm-up we'll call about 74 san francisco, 81 for oakland, 92 for san jose. but you start to push south and east of san jose and then i researched plowing through the 90's to 101 look at your 4 zone forecast coming up later marty. thanks a lot let's get to the news this morning with all this hot weather. the day's been talking about there is an increased risk of fires sparking this weekend, especially in the east bay where the highest temperatures are expected. kron four's christina tate will live in the berkeley hills where the fire danger remains high christina. >>now you can see it is now very bright this morning after a foggy start just you know about an hour ago if you were w

is pledges off to the east. the last time this one gave us an earthquake that was noticeable was 12 years ago. it was a 5.4. this is a good earthquake today. 3.3 is just enough to kind of relieve some of the pressure. if you did not feel it, plenty people dead. usgs takes other reports from people that said they felt it. you can see clearly, people said they felt it but it was just minor shaking. if you missed it, and i know there was one. as far as the surgeon the marine layer, watch how this thickens overnight. we will wake up tomorrow at 7 am with plenty of low-grade clouds. in fact, enough for the bay in the peninsula, we might be able to squeeze out a few hours that maybe we get two hundredths of an inch of rain on the coast. why that matters is, if the marine layer is thick enough, it will sprinkle a little. that tells us there is a good onshore surgeon that is why we are bringing those numbers down. 88 tomorrow. much better. idiot in concord. let me show you the real improvement. looking ahead in the 7-da

east bay traffic even lighter. we'll check out the drive time traffic with the maps for you to show you the trouble spots. road work on southbound 880 through oakland scheduled until about 6:00. for the next 20 minutes approaching 23 avenue, and traffic is very heavy as you approach the construction where the lanes are blocked, but then that should be cleared in about 20 minutes. also, there's an overturned crash in the calistoga area, northbound 29 past tubbs lane. emergency crews are heading to the scene. we'll show you 101 in san rafael. that's looking good right now into san fr whoa. travis in it made it. it's amazing. oh is that travis's app? it's pretty cool, isn't it? there's two of them. they're multiplying. no, guys, its me. see, i'm real. i'm real! he thinks he's real. geico. over 75 years of savings and service. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set as

cooler inland with 80 east. it looks like the cooling will bottom out tomorrow and a slight bump up over the weekend. no extreme or anything like that. but more on the cooler pattern than on the warmer one than we've had the last c some drizzle around the bay as well. a couple reports in and around 80 if you are heading in that direction around from around berkeley just a little bit of drizzle. system is deepening up in the pacific northwest. the highs reluctant to give up its grip. 50s, 60s on the temps here. upper east. 55, 56 moterro bay. water temps are very cold still. bodega bay. these are all a little bit below average for this time of year. fairfield 25, gusting to 31. 600 for sacramento and ukiah. low clouds will be a little on the go today as the winds will pick up as well. northwest wind is moving off and more of a west, southwest. hotspur some of the interior. getting kicked out of here today and tomorrow. cooler forecast -- unless you get well inland areas. majority will cool off here. looking for t

the country's superpower status is pushing his influence in battlefields and capitals in the middle east and increasing the country's global reach into africa is engagement with opec continues to win new partners despite ongoing western sanctions and when m.b.a.'s approached putin in 2016 as oil prices sunk to $29.00 about how putin won a major concession for his sanctions hit economy n.b.s. offered to invest $10000000000.00 in the country and while the saudi economy needs oil prices around $80.00 a barrel to balance its budget russia only needs oil at $42.00 a bow which is meant russia's rainy day fund has accumulated to 100000000000 from past production agreements while many russian oil and gas companies are not keen on the production deal and putin would like them to pump oil freely they really don't want or prices to sink back to 30 dollars a barrel or that could happen as the united states keeps pumping record amounts of oil and trade tensions to squash global growth we're joining me now from singapore is your hannahs bonine the founder and chairman of vienna and singapore based j.

east and west. crusader and arabs. jews and muslims and the fault lines run through the middle east like a sparking wire on a set. religion ideology fanaticism imperial ambitions all the conditions of war have existed here in concentrated form for thousands of years. like all wars conflict provides opportunities for business . and it was in the holy land that marco polo began to learn his trade. but it was more than business that brought the polos to wake. they headed for the venetian quarter near the harbor. it said that this was a hostel the venetian travelers and marco polo stein this is where people of high rank with thrown together with pilgrims and commercial travellers. among the guests was theobald ovis conti a papal envoy who had dealings with the polo family. viscounty had an unusual distinction he had just been elected pope. now the polos journey took on a new complection. approach to them all up as into a port on what it is but. they can get on their own or a computer you mean to. which you do their nationa

if few going across south—east england and east anglia. good spells of sunshine for most of us at the chance of rain over northern england and wales and maybe one or two across south—west england. the south coast, some breeze. finally dry conditions for the cricket world cup at lourdes in london. a lot of cloud around through the morning but increasing of sunshine, gentle north—easterly breeze. similar conditions for wimbledon as well. a fine and today from mice. late spells of sunshine. in creasing cloud overnight across northern and eastern scotland, eastern england. the odd patch of drizzle but mostly dry. lows between eight and i3 celsius overnight. the area of high pressure still with us. we will all see some warm spells of sunshine through the day. fairly light winds. changing wind direction so along the eastern coasts. as a going into tuesday, we're still on to that area of high pressure but this frontal system starting to make inroads and likely to produce showers on tuesday across northern ireland, western scotland. some of th

yousef: this is "best of bloomberg daybreak: middle east." european governments agree to assemble a naval mission to provide safe passage for ships through the gulf. they see it as an act of state piracy. saudi standout, the imf downgrades global growth prospects. what's behind the kingdom's outperformance. and, a 29% rise in first-half profit following what the ceo of peter england called a solid six months. here are our interview with him -- hear our interview with him this hour. ♪ yousef: first, european governments this week agreed to assemble a naval mission to provide safe passage for ships through the persian gulf. that is after iran seized a british oil tanker in the region. the act was condemned by the -- the u.k. foreign secretary jeremy hunt, but defended by his iranian counterpart. >> under international law, iran had no right to obstruct the ships passage, let alone bored her. -- board her. it was an act of state piracy which the house will have no hesitation in condemning. even more worryingly, this incident was a flagrant bre

>>and in the east bay. >>firefighters had to put out several fires that were started by fireworks. yeah and that's going to be worry going into this weekend to as people continue probably to set off any fireworks is still have leftover kron four's christina tetreault live in lafayette with more on the story christina. >>it was a very busy night not just for the festivities but for those illegal fireworks in the fire started because of them here in the greater east bay and actually we have some video that you can see here that if you are sent him from dublin, a grass fire and that you're did say that just before that that there were fireworks being let off in that same exact area so that the view that you can imagine so many different fire crews here in the east bay saw just last night if we're talking we're talking with khan fire all morning know they and 1, 6 hour shift. 7 fires. last night, 37 and they said for a weekday that is quote an extreme ordinary unquote number for a weekday know right now after their investigations with those 5 of them confirmed from fireworks, they say

so north—east and southeast asia. what about lng coming from that part of the world, is asia affected as much? canada is among one of the biggest lng exporters. asia is at the receiving end. all the countries and economies i mentioned earlier are receiving volumes from the middle east. it is less important than oil. but still the key supplier from the middle east. let's look at the worst—case scenario if this oil trade route is disrupted, the strait of hormuz, what kind of an impact will this have on oil prices, which is currently trading between $60 and $70 per barrel? it is highly speculative because the chance isn't very high, but it would be very disruptive. people in asian countries and around the world...- least $100 per barrel? spiking can be unlimited in these worst—case scenarios, and then people have to resort to strategic reserve to help the situation. food waste is a problem around the world. one restaurant in toronto may have a simple and affect solution, sell off every dish before the end of the nigh

east, southeast, napa airport. west, southwest, fairfield and vacville but it is very light. 50s and 60s on the temperature. san jose is 62. low to mid-60s for many towards black hawk and alamo, danville. water temperatures coming up a little bit. 53 bodega bay. 64 sacramento. could be the first 100-degree day for reno. it will be close. a lot of that moisture is to the east and south. some of it filters in here. thunderstorm activity near reno but close enough if you are going to tahoe. for us the fog will giveey to sunshine, 60s to 90s. brentwood 95. 93, 92 morgan hill and gilroy. redwood city 84. easing up on tuesday. back up on the temperatures inland on wednesday. looks cooler thursday and friday with warmer conditions by the weekend. >>> tokyo getting ready for the 2020 olympics and the paralympics, coming up meet the game's newest mascots and what the robots are designed to do. >>> also a well known recording artist is in jail right now in sweden. what president trump says he will personally do trying to get

outside tonight, we'll show you a live look from the east bay hills camera pointed east. nothing but blue skies. we're going to watch this area closely tomorrow because it will get rather hot tomorrow afternoon. we look at the accuweather weather highlights. hottest spots once again in the inland east bay close to 100 degrees on wednesday afternoon. however, that fog is still going to keep the coast cool, really comfortable. tomorrow afternoon, again for afternoon highs we'll likely have about a 40 degree range from the coast to our hottest spots inland. latestings in as we head into the upcoming weekend saturday and sunday, looks like we may lose the fog as another warming friend gets under way. the entire bay area would feel a warmup. numbers out there right now, 93 in brentwood. 63 in san francisco with a cool sea breeze. 77 san jose. santa rosa at 83. oakland coming in which a comfortable temperature of 70. live doppler 7, we are tracking this big area of high pressure over the four corners. bringing a lot of monsoonal moisture. the monsoon season under way for parts

>>in the east bay, a man is dead. he ran a stop sign a car ran a stop sign and crashed into a big rig in oakland and the driver of the car was heading westbound on chabot wrote in college avenue that debt car was t-bone to other people were taken to the hospital and the driver of that car was killed in the crash. e second defendant in rial resu this case. he is said the so-called master 10 and the defense plans to call him to testify about what happened on the night of december second 20 16 when the fire broke out at that warehouse in oakland during a music party event, 36 people were killed. attorneys for al say that they intend to call 3 more witnesses to oakland police officers and one civilian. max harris, the other defendant took the stand last month. a portion of highway 37 in vallejo was closed while crews work on a sound wall. >>so one of the 2 westbound lanes on highway 37. the off-ramp there westbound 80 is closed until friday morning at least one lane of the off-ramp will be closed overnight with one of tho

east and west. crusader and arab. jews and muslims the fault lines run through the middle east like a sparking wire on a set of. religion ideology fanaticism imperial ambitions all the conditions of war have existed here in concentrated form for thousands of years. like all wars conflict provides opportunities for business . and it was in the holy land that marco polo began to learn his trade. but it was more than business that brought the polos to wake. they headed for the venetian quarter near the harbor. it said that this was a hostel for venetian travelers in markopolos time. this is where people of high rank with thrown together with pilgrims and commercial travellers. among the guests was theobald ovis conti a papal envoy who had dealings with the polo family viscounty had an unusual distinction he had just been elected pope. now the polos journey took on a new complection. most of them a lot of it as into their papa it bought them what it is but a.d.t. does have it they can get on their what order they compute

quite a of scotland north—east england. quitea humid of scotland north—east england. quite a humid note to come. there is the weather front as it stands tonight. 0utbreaks the weather front as it stands tonight. outbreaks of rain the east anglia, north—west england, south of scotland, and increasingly into northern ireland. it will get what here northern ireland and the next 24 here northern ireland and the next 2a hours, but equally to the north and east. that will cause minor flooding issues. with clear skies the shows abby in south—east england. it will be a colonnade with temperatures down in single figures for one or two of us. foremost, we are in the mid—teens as we start sunday morning, again a fairly humid start across parts of the north—east. easterly breeze. could see one or two thunderstorms breaking out across scotland auvray leicy dry day four northern areas of today —— after a largely dry day four northern areas. still rain that central portion. particularly in the midlands, liverpool bay, where today, parts of the isle of man, and today, par

the wall dividing east from west germany fell. down whatever she said to me. mutha i've never been much of a civic activist so joining an activist movement isn't my thing she said she'd also considered the social democrats and january 990 they still look like they might do really well here but then she thought that make it on their own we need something new that was her pragmatic mind speaking and then came the east german democratic movement the democratic awakening which included pastor ryan a epa man she said it's chaos there they need me to follow. soon thereafter in spring 1900 until america was appointed deputy spokesperson for the 1st and only democratically elected east german government that was the turning point she joined the christian democrats the c.d.u. and began a rapid and grueling rise up the political ladder. young a woman and from the east a fresh face for chance to help michael's west and male dominated city you calls protege america was appointed minister for women and youth in the 1st cabinet of the reunify germany in november 1909 a year

the inner east bay, 108. if you're going to be in walnut creek at broadway plaza, pick someplace indoors that you can hang out. 84 in oakland and 81 in alameda. both have wine festivals going on. low 90s in san jose. you will need to strategize. pick the earlier part of the day or early evening. by about 5 o'clock in the afternoon we will be in the 90s. a beautiful day to hand out by the water. santa cruz, 81. those 70s expected in pacifica. a warm day for san francisco, 74. tahoe, upper 40s to low 50s to start the morning but a quick rebound and then into the 80s. for us at home, we will start a cooldown, if you want to call it that, we will go from 103 to 99. monday tuesday and wednesday even better. a couple of hot days. we know the drill, we need to stay out of the sun and keep an eye on the pavement for your pets, also, keep track of your kids.>> thank you so much. >> an american rapper is in jail in sweden on assault charges. some say he is innocent. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay wit

we'll have total sunshine in the east bay. we'll hit the 70s around 11:00 and near 80 during the afternoon hours. then from san francisco, even though the high clouds are gone, the low clouds will be more cumbersome today keeping us in the low to mid 60s. comfortable day today, not so much this weekend. we'll talk about that coming up. first we'll want to talk about how comfortable or not the commute is. here is frances. >> it's been comfortable this morning. much better than yeerday.rthbou. it involves a motorcycle but it looks like it's off to the divt acen swi b yocas here is a live shot of the richmond-san rafael bridge heading towards the toll plaza. traffic is slow approaching the tolls from castro. it's looking okay across the span. also you'll find a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. not bad, just backed up past the 880 overcrossing. drive times looking goo >>> air quality this weekend is good to moderate which is good for everybody. san joaquin valley, hot temperatures. near 110 today. heat advisory tomorrow throug