place right before the adult one. i m on my way to meet one young torchbearer. hello! higher, they are. i young torchbearer. hello! higher, they are.- young torchbearer. hello! higher, they are. i am krista. you must _ higher, they are. i am krista. you must be _ higher, they are. i am krista. you must be joni. _ higher, they are. i am krista. you must be joni. so - higher, they are. i am krista. you must be joni. so can - higher, they are. i am krista. you must be joni. so can you | you must bejoni. so can you walk along the route with journey as well? that s great. joni is one of around 30 girls who will be taking part for the first time. what are you looking forward to most? probably throwing the torch into — probably throwing the torch into the _ probably throwing the torch into the galley. the torch might _ into the galley. the torch might get a bit heavy to carry, so we ve — might get a bit heavy to carry, so we ve made these things where — so we ve made these things where you put it in, so it lifts _ where you put it in, so it lifts some of the weight off you — lifts some of the weight off ou. ., lifts some of the weight off ou. . ., , lifts some of the weight off ou. ., ., , you. brilliant. or was it like for ou you. brilliant. or was it like for you to _ you. brilliant. or was it like for you to get _ you. brilliant. or was it like for you to get the _ you. brilliant. or was it like for you to get the news - you. brilliant. or was it like| for you to get the news that women and girls could be included for the first time? was that quite an exciting thing to find out?- was that quite an exciting thing to find out? yeah, so i think it s _ thing to find out? yeah, so i think it sjust _ thing to find out? yeah, so i think it sjust nice _ thing to find out? yeah, so i j think it sjust nice everybody think it s just nice everybody getting the opportunity, especially the young ones like joni and herfriends. especially the young ones like joni and her friends.— especially the young ones like joni and her friends. yeah, i m really happy. _ joni and her friends. yeah, i m really happy. it s _ joni and her friends. yeah, i m really happy, it s really - joni and her friends. yeah, i m really happy, it s really good i really happy, it s really good that — really happy, it s really good that they are letting girls take _ that they are letting girls take part. that they are letting girls take part-—
environment is the perfect adventure playground, offering hiking, foraging, skating, and even other things. around 70% of estonia is made up of this bogdan. it s fair to say that in the past not everyone was a huge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like this with laura because folklore said this is exactly the kind of place where you might be waylaid by evil spirits. times have changed, though, and is now becoming usefuljust how —— now becoming usefuljust how —— now becoming usefuljust how —— now becoming apparentjust how useful these bogs are. in recent years the estonian government has started really bugging vast areas of land in an effort to help tackle climate change. i m krista, good to meet you.- climate change. i m krista, good to meet you. nice to meet ou. it good to meet you. nice to meet you- it looks _ good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like _ good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, - good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, but- good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, but is. you. it looks like mud, but is this pete? — you. it looks like mud, but is this pete? yes, _ you. it looks like mud, but is this pete? yes, it s - you. it looks like mud, but is this pete? yes, it s pete. - you. it looks like mud, but is
cinematic experience in san jose. simply san jose is kicking off their film series, movies played with a live krista, and with the 1990 film cinema paradiso. ♪ tonight the urgent search for answers and ufo debris. >> it represented a reasonable threat to civilian aircraft so i gave the order to take it down. >> canada and the u.s. keep blowing things out of the sky. four takedowns in eight days, but so far few details about exactly what is being hit. >> what has gone on is nothing short of craziness. also tonight, moments of hope. moments of hope after the earthquake in syria. in ukraine, new video of a rundvance.
oh, crafty! look at this. ..krista s in switzerland, finding out about how a vast network of bunkers lying beneath the surface... oh, wow. ..have been adapted over the years. mm. oh, that s lovely. and she heads to a hot—air balloon festival with a unique view of the swiss alps. this word gets used a lot, but there s something quite magical about being up here. but don t forget, until then, you can find a whole load of other amazing travel content from the bbc online by using the tags on your screen right now. until then, from me and the rest of the team here in cambridge, it s goodbye.
of 1.6 million bolts of lightning annually. the strikes are often visible for seven to ten hours per night. if the elements could write poetry across the sky, it would surely look like this. well, that s it for this time, butjoin us next week if you can, when... 0h, crafty! look at this. ..krista s in switzerland, finding out about how a vast network of bunkers lying beneath the surface... oh, wow. ..have been adapted over the years. mm. oh, that s lovely. and she heads to a hot—air balloon festival with a unique view of the swiss alps. this word gets used a lot, but there s something quite magical about being up here. but don t forget, until then,
candidates. and that s what s gonna happen. by the, way those numbers say more to me about the need for this country to do things like rank choice voting, and reforms and how we do primary systems that the only way to make it to a general election nowadays is to be more and more extreme -- >> we just reelected ronna macdonnell -- after consistently losing elections. you don t beat trump by trying to out trump trump. marco rubio learned that in 2016 toward the twilight. it does not work in that to me is desantis is great weakness. as much as we want to make him the air apparent. i d be looking to governor spoken didn t serve and his -- something like krista knew, who a purple state governor who served on glenn youngkin. there is a lane but it s. narrow and it s not really a fortress -- >> i heard mitt romney the other day being asked in an interview. he said he thought in the end, former president couldn t when reelection in a head to head matchup. do you think that s? true >> i think that s. sure donald trump cannot win in the head to head against joe biden. on the blind it as -- >> what gives you that confidence? >> with the ticket, i think it s right. are you talking
continue to lose 9000 americans every month. those numbers are probably underreported because cdc statistics are not accurate. but we have to put more pressure on mexico to go after these l labs. the lab seizures are way down produce have a lot of success with the mexican marines. but because of the soft on crime policies are not after the cartel. the clear and present danger we have to go after these labs. to help mexico shut down these labs we have to do to my people are dying. arthel: absolutely. i sang the administrations doing nothing and not sticking up for them a little flabbergasted if you tell me they are doing absolutely nothing. krista nothing there doing nothing. with other types of things.
about the warrant, robinson s mother telling abc news that they have been waiting for someone to finally be held accountable and arrested, and that she just can t wait for justice to be served. the fbi is also conducting their own investigation. linsey? >> her family says all they can do now is fight for her memory. victor, thank you. tonight, the race is on to restore power to much of ukraine. russia s bombardment has left major cities mostly in the dark. this satellite image of europe shows the extent of the blackout where ukraine is plunged into darkness. residents are now without the basic necessities, including clean water. abc s marcus moore reports tonight from kyiv. >> reporter: tonight, a new barrage of russian missiles slamming recently liberated kherson in southern ukraine. at least four people killed. the urgent race to restore power continues in major cities across the country. doctors in kyiv forced to perform life-saving heart surgery on a child using flashlights. saying the bombings will not stop them. and tonight, we met alina and her 11-year-old daughter krista.
they re making do in a 17th floor apartment with a camping gas stove in the kitchen, flashlights and candles, while her father fights on the front line, krista helps her mother who has a broken leg, with daily chores. >> cooking, cleaning. >> reporter: you go to the shop for your mom and you clean up around the house for her? >> yes. >> reporter: you re a good daughter. they admit life without power and running water has been hard. but alina says they will not leave ukraine, no matter how many times russia strikes. across the country, residents lining up for the bare necessities, including clean water. since early october, russia launching hundreds of missiles targeting ukraine s power grid. and wednesday s barrage knocking all of the country s nuclear power plants offline for the first time. tonight, president zelenskyy calling it energy terror, saying only the liberation of our land can protect ukraine from russia. linsey, there are reports of new