00:00Russian drone strikes across Ukraine have killed two people and wounded at least seven damaging homes, warehouses and energy infrastructure.
00:11The death toll further rose as rescue teams continue to search for missing people after deadly floods and landslides struck
00:17the Nepal-Tibet border.
00:20Russian drone strikes across Ukraine have killed two people and wounded at least seven damaging homes, warehouses and energy infrastructure.
00:27In Zaporizhia, a drone struck a home-improvement hypermarket wounding four people and setting fire to around 2,000 square
00:34meters of the building.
00:36Beyond Zaporizhia, attacks were reported in Kiev, Somi, Kharkiv and Kherson.
00:41One person was killed and two wounded in the Kiev region while homes and apartment buildings were damaged.
00:47In Kherson, a Russian drone strike killed a 61-year-old man hours after authorities urged residents to leave amid
00:54worsening attacks.
00:55The city's combined heat and power plant was also hit by four guided aerial bombs, destroying its remaining heating and
01:03power equipment and leaving it inoperable.
01:06Ukraine's energy company Naftogaz said the damage was critical.
01:10Since July, Russia has dropped around 170 guided bombs on Kherson region, according to local authorities.
01:23Norway has now a new king. Crown Prince Hakon became King Hakon VIII.
01:28He automatically succeeded his father, Harald V, after the king passed away at 89 on Friday morning.
01:36Hakon's oldest child, Crown Princess Ingrid Alexandra, became heir to the throne.
01:40Hakon is already familiar with the role. The 53-year-old served as regent several times as his father's health
01:48declined.
01:49The new king holds a bachelor's degree in political science from the University of California, Berkeley and a Master in
01:55Development Studies from the London School of Economics.
01:58Hakon faces the challenge of stabilizing the monarchy and rebuilding the royal family's popularity following revelations about his wife's past
02:08contacts with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his stepson's rape conviction.
02:13Norway's monarchy dates back to the 9th century.
02:24Rescue teams continue to search for more than 1,400 missing people after flash floods and landslides struck the border
02:31of Nepal and Tibet.
02:33Many of the missing are foreign tourists, including trekkers as well as Hindu pilgrims.
02:39The death toll of the devastating disaster meanwhile continued to rise to nearly 500.
02:44Turkey's German poison in the country's lives of three but five years after a hundred.
02:46Hold on, let go.
03:05He finally went to the camp.
03:08He left to the camp and he left to the camp.
03:09His life was sex.
03:10The death toll of the river is the area.
03:11His life was the place.
03:11The death toll of the river has passed away.
03:13His life is the place.
03:29The disaster was likely caused by a glacial collapse that triggered ice, debris and water
03:34to come down into the valley. Fears of more potential floods remain as water is still trapped
03:40by piles of debris that are blocking the valley. Climate change is causing glaciers to melt
03:46worldwide, which is increasing the risk of glacial lake floods and glacial collapses.
03:56Protests over security in Ceuta escalated into clashes between locals and police on Thursday.
04:02The protests come a month after tens of thousands of migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave
04:07in North Africa from Morocco. Police charged protesters at a beach after a group of demonstrators
04:14moved into the area where migrants had been sleeping. Spanish public television broadcast
04:19images showing some belongings had been set on fire. Earlier that day, dozens of protesters staged
04:26a sit-in to temporarily prevent Red Cross vehicles from delivering aid to migrants camping on the beach.
04:32In a day prior, police had fired tear gas to prevent confrontations between protesters and migrants.
04:40Residents of Ceuta have held regular demonstrations over what they say are security and hygiene problems
04:46linked to the influx. More than 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta in late July, either by swimming
04:52or crossing on foot from Morocco. Although the majority returned back to Morocco, thousands remain
04:58in Ceuta. Many living on the beach or in the streets.
05:05Congo began vaccinating people against Ebola on Thursday as health authorities worked to slow the
05:10fastest-growing outbreak of the disease in history. Health workers and other frontline responders are being
05:16prioritized to receive the Ervebo vaccine that was effective in past Ebola outbreaks caused by a different,
05:22more common strain. Clinical trials are underway to find a license jab for the current outbreak.
05:29As of Tuesday, the country had recorded 5,713 confirmed cases, including 2,744 deaths, according to the latest
05:39government figures. The epidemic is concentrated in the Ituri province and is already known to be the
05:46deadliest of the country's 17 previous outbreaks. The disease is spreading under extremely difficult
05:52conditions, fueled by insecurity, displacement, a health worker strike and intense population movements.
05:59The World Health Organization says the crisis remains out of control and is on track to surpass the 2014
06:06West Africa Ebola outbreak, the deadliest on record, which killed more than 11,000 people, primarily in
06:14the United States. U.S. President Donald Trump signed on Thursday an executive order renaming Lake Ontario
06:25to Lake America as a trade dispute with Neighbors Canada intensifies.
06:31And finally, I guess the purpose of this more than anything else is we're going to be
06:35changing the name of Lake Ontario, effective immediately to Lake America. That's going to take
06:43place right now as I sign the order. Asked whether the name change was a direct message to his northern
06:51country. Trump responded. No message. As you know, Canada has been ripping us off for a long time on
06:58trade, very sadly. Even the military. You know, we defend Canada for nothing. We don't get anything.
07:03They don't pay us to defend Canada, but we defend Canada. The Republican president mimicked a move he
07:09pulled off earlier in the year when he renamed the Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America. The trade standoff
07:15began when Trump claimed that Canada was engaging in unfair trading practices with the U.S., and
07:21announced a 50% tariff on some $20 billion worth of their goods. A deal to end the dispute briefly
07:27seemed reachable, but it quickly imploded, and both countries instated tariffs on each other.
07:34The row is the latest in a series of trade disputes which started last year with Trump's global tariffs,
07:39but despite the hostilities, the two countries still traded around $900 billion last year.
07:50The fifth heat wave reached its peak on Friday, splitting Italy into two, with temperatures in the
07:56center and south and on the islands rising above 40 degrees Celsius, a full 10 degrees above average,
08:02and severe thunderstorms expected in the north in the coming hours. Making matters worse is the humidity,
08:08which pushes the perceived temperature at least five degrees above the actual reading,
08:13as well as scorching nights, dubbed tropical, with temperatures in many cases close to 30 degrees.
08:20Despite a slight improvement forecast for the coming days, experts have warned that temperatures will
08:25remain well above seasonal norms in September. Nine cities are on red alert for the heat emergency,
08:31where health risks linked to extreme heat and humidity are significant, even for people not considered
08:37vulnerable. In urban centers including Rome, temperatures have hovered between 39 and 40 degrees
08:43Celsius, but the most critical situation has been recorded in Calabria, with peaks of 44.6 degrees.
08:50Six of those red alert cities are expected to get a brief respite over the weekend, while islands like
08:56Sicily and Sardinia are expected to continue to face peaks of 43 degrees in the coming days.
09:05Due to droughts and water shortages, tons of fish have died at one of Hungary's largest fish
09:11farm complexes, Reti Meier, which covers 800 hectares of water. According to the fisheries owner,
09:17the problem was caused by the water authority, withholding water upstream of the lake system for irrigation purposes.
09:23The water supply has not been at the same time.
09:26The gas system is affected by the water disaster, as well as 150 hectares.
09:49According to Levi, maintaining water levels in these protected wildlife areas should have been a priority.
09:55The Water Management Authority said that water withdrawals by all users had been restricted due to water shortage even more
10:04severe than expected,
10:05but that restrictions on fishponds were limited to 20% while water available for irrigation was restricted by 60%.
10:13It added evaporation from the 800 hectare fishponds represented an irreplaceable loss of water that dwarfed water consumption for irrigation.
10:24Both Levi and the authorities stressed it is necessary to examine how water demands can be met amid changing precipitation
10:32patterns and extreme weather conditions.
10:39F1 Cleef and Arpel's necklace worth several million dollars has been stolen from Vienna's Museum of Applied Arts in the
10:46latest high-profile European Museum heist.
10:49Police said two men bought tickets, entered the museum and smashed a glass display case with a hammer before fleeing
10:56with the jewelry.
10:56Apparently, they did not wear masks and did not care about being recorded as their faces could be clearly seen
11:02on security footage.
11:04The stolen necklace features 200 carats and 673 precious stones.
11:09It was designed for Egypt's former royal family and was famously worn by Queen Nazli in 1939.
11:15Beyond Vienna, the theft follows a series of major museum raids across Europe.
11:20Thieves targeted the treasure of Villena in Spain while four works by Renaissance master Antonello da Messina were stolen from
11:28a museum in Sicily.
11:29The wave of heists follows last year's Louvre burglary in Paris where thieves escaped with jewelry valued at around 87
11:37.6 million euros.
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