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[00:00:34] Hello everyone, this is CCTV News Channel. It's
[00:00:38] 2 AM, welcome to this live news broadcast
[00:00:41] . The latest agricultural situation report from the Ministry
[00:00:45] of Agriculture and Rural Affairs shows that
[00:00:52] soybean producing area in China. Over 100,000 mu of soybeans in Bei'an City
[00:00:56] have begun to be harvested in concentration. This year, the local area has expanded the planting of drought-resistant, early-maturing, high-yield varieties such as Heike.
[00:01:37] Recently, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs dispatched six working groups and scientific and technological teams to 12 key provinces for autumn harvest and planting, to guide all localities to implement fine land preparation,
[00:01:41] field management before winter, and other key measures to ensure
[00:01:50] invoice data from the State Taxation Administration shows that during the National Day holiday, service
[00:01:54] consumption across the country was booming, and sales revenue of related industries increased by 19.5%
[00:01:58] year-on-year.
[00:02:01] Specifically, the tourism consumption market continues to be hot, and
[00:02:04] sales revenue of tourism sightseeing and entertainment services increased by
[00:02:08] over 20% year-on-year, among which travel agency services and amusement park services
[00:02:12] grew faster. Driven by tourism consumption, diversified accommodation
[00:02:16] demands were released, and sales revenue of economy chain hotels and homestay
[00:02:20] services increased by 6.3% and
[00:02:24] 112.8% respectively. At the same time , family gatherings and other
[00:02:27] activities drove a surge in catering consumption. Sales revenue of catering
[00:02:31] services increased by 90% year-on-year, among which specialty food
[00:02:35] streets and night markets were full of vitality, promoting faster growth of
[00:02:39] snack services and fast food services. In addition, cultural
[00:02:43] and tourism consumption continued to enrich new formats and scenarios, driving
[00:02:47] sales revenue of cultural and artistic services by 20.9% year-on-year,
[00:02:50] among which artistic creation and performance services and mass cultural and sports
[00:02:54] activities services all maintained over double-digit growth. Sports competitions
[00:02:58] across various regions were in full swing, driving a nearly 30% increase in
[00:03:02] sales revenue of sports services. Affected by the "trade-in" subsidy for consumer goods,
[00:03:06] the concentrated launch of new digital products, and the concentrated release of demand for home appliance
[00:03:09] upgrades, sales revenue of home appliances and audio-visual
[00:03:13] equipment increased by over 40% year-on-year.
[00:03:17] Sales of communication equipment such as mobile phones and smart bracelets were hot, with
[00:03:21] an increase of over 100%. On
[00:03:24] the 10th, the national foreign-related legal service platform, Fatong.com,
[00:03:28] was officially launched and put into operation. The platform provides Chinese versions of laws and regulations of major
[00:03:32] global economies, regional and national legal guides and other resources, as well as
[00:03:35] consultations on foreign-related legal issues, providing one-stop foreign-related legal services
[00:03:39] for "going global" enterprises and citizens.
[00:05:00] will supply oil and edible oil products to the US and global
[00:05:03] markets. On the same day, US President Trump announced that US and Russian leaders
[00:05:07] had reached an agreement on Russia's supply of diesel to the US
[00:05:11] and global markets.
[00:05:14] The Russian presidential website issued a statement saying that President Putin
[00:05:18] confirmed in a call with US President Trump on the 9th that Russia would supply
[00:05:22] oil and edible oil products to the US and global markets. Putin believes
[00:05:26] that this move will have a positive impact on the global economy. Trump
[00:05:30] announced on the same day that US and Russian leaders had reached a consensus that Russia
[00:05:34] would supply over 300,000 tons of diesel to the US and global
[00:05:38] markets this month, and 500,000 tons in November.
[00:05:41] After that, Russia will supply one million tons or more
[00:05:45] of diesel each month depending on the situation. The US Treasury Department announced on the 9th that it would relax
[00:05:48] sanctions on Russian oil trade in the coming months to ease the
[00:05:52] tight supply of oil in the US. The latest data shows
[00:05:56] that on the 9th, the average retail price of oil across the US was
[00:06:00] $6.28 per gallon, a year-on-year increase of over
[00:06:03] 70%. Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the same day
[00:06:07] that any agreement without a clear and lasting
[00:06:10] de-escalation of the conflict with Russia.
[00:06:59] However, Peskov did not disclose the specific content of the Iranian plan. Peskov
[00:07:03] also said that the call between the Russian and US heads of state on the 9th mainly revolved around
[00:07:07] the Ukrainian issue. During the call, Putin expressed
[00:07:11] understanding for some of the US's proposals to ease the
[00:07:14] Ukrainian conflict.
[00:07:22] According to Yemeni Houthi armed forces' news on the 10th, the Saudi-led multinational coalition air-raided the Sana'a International Airport controlled by the Houthi armed forces on that day. In addition, the coalition also air-raided multiple
[00:07:26] areas controlled by the Houthi armed forces, including the Mandeb Strait area in southwestern
[00:07:29] Yemen, several villages in Saada province in northwestern Yemen, and
[00:07:33] a communications facility in Hajjah
[00:07:51] a super El Niño having formed has topped the hot search.
[00:07:55] Reporters learned from the National Climate Center of the China Meteorological Administration that
[00:07:59] a super El Niño event in the eastern Pacific officially formed in September
[00:08:03] this year. This event developed rapidly and intensely, and
[00:08:07] is expected to become the strongest El Niño event since systematic
[00:08:11] monitoring began. Facing these
[00:08:49] you can understand it as the Pacific Ocean getting a fever, the seawater in a large area of the central and eastern Pacific abnormally warmed up. This mass of hot water
[00:08:52] stirred up the global atmosphere, making the weather around the world go
[00:08:56] haywire. Next, let's first get to know the El Niño
[00:09:05] is like a basin of swaying bathwater. In the tropical central and eastern Pacific,
[00:09:09] prevailing northeast and southeast trade winds
[00:09:13] blow. Under the action of the trade winds, warm seawater on the Pacific
[00:09:17] surface accumulates in the western Pacific, causing the sea temperature in the western
[00:09:21] Pacific to rise and convection to be active. The coast of South America is affected by
[00:09:24] upwelling cold water, resulting in downward airflow. This kind of
[00:09:28] Walker circulation, with rising air in the western Pacific and sinking
[00:09:32] air in the eastern Pacific, is called Walker circulation in meteorology.
[00:09:36] But when El Niño occurs, it's like
[00:09:40] an external force suddenly tilts the basin in the opposite direction. The trade
[00:09:43] winds weaken, leading to abnormal westerlies. The warm water in the western Pacific's
[00:09:47] warm pool flows back to the central and eastern Pacific. The upwelling
[00:09:51] cold water along the coast of South America, which should be colder, becomes abnormally warm
[00:09:55] , triggering a weakening of the Walker circulation. This imbalance
[00:09:58] can trigger a chain reaction. Southeast Asia, where it should be raining,
[00:10:02] experiences drought, while South America, which should be dry,
[00:10:05] suffers from heavy rain and floods. Fish populations, unaccustomed to the excessively
[00:10:09] high sea temperatures in the central and eastern Pacific, die in large numbers. The local
[00:10:13] fishermen have no fish left to catch. These fishermen
[00:10:16] found that every two to seven years, El Niño would appear
[00:10:20] once, and the impact on fishing was most obvious
[00:10:24] around Christmas, so they named this phenomenon El Niño
[00:10:28] , which means "the Christ Child" . From 1972 to
[00:10:32] 1973, the fishing industry in Peru suddenly collapsed.
[00:10:35] Some places around the world suffered severe drought, leading to a significant
[00:10:39] reduction in food production. Rivers dried up, and water resources were scarce.
[00:10:43] While other places experienced extraordinary heavy rains and catastrophic
[00:10:46] floods. At that time, meteorologists were astonished by a series of global
[00:10:50] climate anomalies occurring simultaneously, but they didn't know that this
[00:10:54] was
[00:11:25] Let's take a look.
[00:11:26] 。
[00:11:29] According to seven satellite monitoring data, since May , the central and eastern Pacific
[00:11:33] has entered an El Niño state, and the sea temperature in the key
[00:11:36] Niño 3.4 region has continued to rise. From July to September, the moving
[00:11:40] average of the sea temperature in the Niño 3.4 region exceeded 2.5 degrees Celsius, reaching
[00:11:44] the standard for a super event. Meteorological departments predict that in the next three
[00:11:48] months, the sea surface temperature in the central and eastern Pacific
[00:11:51] will continue to rise, reaching its peak in late autumn and early
[00:12:57] winter. It surpassed the three super events in history, namely 1982-1983,
[00:13:01] 1997-1998, and 2015-2016,
[00:13:04] becoming the strongest one since observations began.
[00:13:08] This event is characterized by rapid development, strong intensity, and
[00:13:18] temperatures to rise, does a super El Niño mean super
[00:13:22] high temperatures? Actually, no. A super El
[00:13:26] Niño is like a powerful global climate amplifier. It redistributes
[00:13:30] atmospheric energy and moisture transport paths, which is equivalent to
[00:13:34] pressing the master switch for global weather. However, this is only
[00:13:38] a precursor to climate anomalies. A super El Niño
[00:13:42] may trigger a series of extreme events regionally or globally.
[00:13:46] Some areas will experience heavy rain and floods, while others will have drought
[00:13:49] and less rain. The typhoon tracks and heatwaves will all be rearranged.
[00:13:53] The impact of El Niño is primarily on
[00:13:55] So, what impact will this super El Niño event have on China's climate? Will there be extreme climate anomalies this autumn and winter, or even next spring?
[00:14:09] Meteorological experts say that for China, the impact of
[00:14:12] El Niño is more complex. Typically, in the developing
[00:14:16] year of El Niño, areas south of the Yangtze River in China are prone
[00:14:20] to heavy rainfall. The number of typhoons generated in the Northwest Pacific
[00:14:24] is relatively high, and their formation positions are more eastward and southward, with stronger intensity
[00:14:28] . In winter, there is a greater probability of a warm winter in China,
[00:14:31] but cold and warm fluctuations are still obvious. In the decaying
[00:14:35] year of El Niño, the risk of floods in the Yangtze River basin is higher, while
[00:14:39] the number of typhoons generated
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