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0:00This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.这是英国广播公司世界服务公司的全球新闻播客。
0:06I'm Alex Ridson and in the early hours of Monday, the 9th of November, these are our我是Alex Ridson 在11月9日的星期一凌晨 这些是我们的
0:11main stories.主要报道.
0:12An anti-terrorism investigation is launched in Poland after a mass shooting which left波兰在大规模枪击事件后 展开了反恐调查
0:17at least six people dead and a train crash in Egypt kills at least seven people and injures埃及至少有6人死亡,火车坠毁造成至少7人死亡和受伤
0:23more than a hundred.百余载.
0:27Also in this podcast, South Africa's governing party, the ANC, records its worst result南非的执政党 ANC 记录了它最糟糕的结果
0:33in local elections since the end of apartheid and...在自种族隔离结束以来的地方选举中...
0:36I mean it's surreal.我的意思是这是超现实的。
0:38Grant and I each got an arm and lifted him up and he was in total shock.Grant和我都有一只手臂 把他抬起来 他完全被吓坏了
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1This is the Global News podcast from the BBC World Service.这是英国广播公司世界服务公司的全球新闻播客。
2I'm Alex Ridson and in the early hours of Monday, the 9th of November, these are our我是Alex Ridson 在11月9日的星期一凌晨 这些是我们的
3main stories.主要报道.
4An anti-terrorism investigation is launched in Poland after a mass shooting which left波兰在大规模枪击事件后 展开了反恐调查
5at least six people dead and a train crash in Egypt kills at least seven people and injures埃及至少有6人死亡,火车坠毁造成至少7人死亡和受伤
6more than a hundred.百余载.
7Also in this podcast, South Africa's governing party, the ANC, records its worst result南非的执政党 ANC 记录了它最糟糕的结果
8in local elections since the end of apartheid and...在自种族隔离结束以来的地方选举中...
9I mean it's surreal.我的意思是这是超现实的。
10Grant and I each got an arm and lifted him up and he was in total shock.Grant和我都有一只手臂 把他抬起来 他完全被吓坏了
11The only thing he said to me was thank you.他对我唯一说的就是谢谢你
12I thought I was going to die.我以为我会死
13The miracle rescue of the cruise ship Pianist who somehow fell unnoticed into the Pacific奇迹般的营救 游轮钢琴家 不知何故被忽略在太平洋
14Ocean.远洋
15Police in Poland are carrying out a terror investigation after a man shot six people波兰警方正在进行恐怖调查 一名男子枪杀六人
16dead in the centre of Krakow.死于克拉科夫市中心
17Fifteen others were wounded when the suspect drove into the main square and opened fire.嫌犯开车进入主广场并开火时,另有15人受伤.
18This woman was there when the shootings happened.枪击案发生时这个女人在场
19I heard a sound that sounded like fireworks and it was just like...我听到一个声音 听起来像烟花 它只是像...
20And we froze in our tracks.我们冻结了我们的轨道。
21A split second later I could see a swarm of people, like hundreds of people running towards一瞬间,我可以看到一群人, 像数百人奔向
22me.来啊
23They were obviously trying to flee the square and they were exiting the square and running他们显然想逃离广场, 他们正在离开广场,跑
24towards me.向着我
25So I ran.所以我跑出来了。
26The suspect was shot and taken to hospital where he remains in a critical condition.嫌疑人中枪并被送往医院,当时他仍然处于危急状态。
27It's believed he murdered his parents and sister before carrying out the attack.据信他在进行攻击前杀害了父母和妹妹.
28Our World News correspondent Joe Inwood has been following the story.我们的世界新闻记者乔·因伍德一直在关注这个故事.
29He's been speaking to Charlotte Gallagher.他一直和夏洛特·加拉格说话
30The footage is extraordinary.镜头很特别
31Some of it is really quite distressing.其中一些确实相当令人痛心。
32We've been going through it all day and what you see is a high-speed car chase taking place我们一整天都在经历 你所看到的是高速追车
33in central Krakow and there's a black car driving through the old square and seems to在克拉科夫市中心 有辆黑色汽车在老广场上行驶
34be shooting at people, seemingly at random.向人开枪 似乎是随意的
35You can see the police chasing as well.你可以看到警察也追逐。
36They appear to be exchanging fire and then eventually there's quite a lot of footage他们似乎在交火 最后有很多镜头
37we've seen which shows the black car crashing into another, into a stationary car.黑车撞到另一辆车 撞到一辆固定的车
38The shooter, the man who's dressed in all military tactical gear, he gets out the car枪手,穿军装的人,他下车
39and two police officers get out as well.还有两个警察也出来
40There's a gunfight at really close range and you can basically see all three men get shot.在非常近的距离上发生了枪战 你基本上可以看到三个人都中枪
41The police officer who's in the back, he slumps down, really falls down.后面那个警察 他倒下了 真的倒下了
42Another police officer goes down by the wheel of a car, seemingly taking cover.另一名警察从车轮上下来,似乎掩护。
43The suspected gunman then comes out and is shot at close range by one of the police officers.嫌犯随后出来,被一名警察近距离射杀。
44Another police officer, it's not quite clear which one it is, but someone who will have另一个警察,不太清楚是哪一个, 但有人谁会拥有
45been shot comes up to him and at really close range shoots him multiple times while he's被枪射中了,然后在非常近的距离射中他多次
46on the floor.在地板上。
47You then see that police officer try to apply some sort of first aid to stop the bleeding然后,你看到那个警察试图 应用某种急救 止血
48but he gradually falls to his knees and slumps over, rolls to the side.但是他渐渐的跪下 跌倒在地 摇身而过
49Now at this point you then see in separate footage you can see a number of people come此时此刻,你可以看到不同的镜头, 你可以看到很多人来
50and start to administer first aid and it has now turned out that some of those people并开始管理急救 现在发现其中一些人
51were surgeons who are eating at a nearby restaurant and all of them, we understand,是外科医生 他们正在附近一家餐厅吃饭 他们所有人,我们理解,
52are still currently alive and being treated in hospital.目前仍在医院接受治疗。
53Early days, but where are police with the investigation and the motive for this?早期,但警方在哪里调查 和动机?
54The police have not released a name yet, but what we do know is they've said that they警察还没有公布一个名字, 但我们知道,他们说他们
55think it was a terrorist incident, they've used that word quite deliberately, and they他们故意使用这个词
56say that they think it was inspired by a far-right ideology.说他们认为它来自一个非常正确的意识形态。
57We have got footage of police searching a home and a key part of this story it seems我们有警察搜查住宅的镜头 以及这个故事的关键部分
58is that the suspected gunman appears to have shot three other people there and they are疑似持枪者 似乎已经射杀了另外三个人 他们正在
59reported to be his two parents and his 21-year-old sister.他的父母和21岁的妹妹
60Now we were listening to an interview done by the Reuters news agency with someone at现在我们在听路透社的采访
61the scene, he knew this person at school, they were friends at school, he didn't remember他在学校认识这个人 他们在学校是朋友 他不记得了
62anything like this in his backstory but he said he's lost touch with him and he went他的后传里有这样的东西 但他说他和他失去了联系
63on to say who knows what happens at university.说谁知道在大学会发生什么
64I mean thankfully attacks like this are almost unheard of in Poland.幸好波兰几乎无人听说过这种攻击
65This will come as such a huge shock to people in Poland.这将给波兰人民带来巨大的冲击。
66Yeah and that's one of the things when you listen to the voices of people who are there,是啊,这就是其中之一 当你听 声音的人在那里,
67the eyewitnesses, the people who have been speaking to the BBC and other news organisations对英国广播公司和其他新闻组织发言的人
68subsequently, is that real sense of shock, of grief.之后,这就是真正的震惊感,悲伤感。
69You've got two days of national mourning and a period of mourning in Krakow itself until在克拉科夫有两天的国丧和一段时期的哀悼 直到
70Wednesday and I think there seems to be a determination there to remember what's happened周三和我想那里似乎有决心 要记住发生了什么
71but not to be defeated by it.但不会被它打败
72Egypt's national railway authority said in a statement that a train travelling from埃及国家铁路局在一份声明中说,一辆从埃及出发的列车是从埃及出发的。
73Giza to Fayoum collided with the rear of another train operating on the Cairo-Aswan吉扎至法尤姆与另一列在开罗-阿斯旺运行的列车的后方相撞
74route, killing and injuring dozens.死伤数十人
75The accident occurred in Al-Aiyat south of Giza, causing several carriages to derail事故发生在Giza以南的Al-Aiyat,造成几节马车脱轨
76and overturn onto nearby farmland.然后翻到附近的农田上。
77The Health Ministry deployed more than 70 appliances to transport the injured to nearby卫生部部署了70多台设备,将伤员运送到附近
78hospitals.医院。
79Emergency teams and heavy lifting equipment have been sent to clear the wreckage and restore紧急小组和重型起重设备已派去清理残骸并恢复
80services along the Cairo-Aswan line in both directions.沿开罗-阿斯旺线提供双向服务。
81Abdel Fattah al-Sisi总统向受害者家属表示慰问,
82SBD recovery, saying he had directed state agencies to provide the necessary medicalSBD康复,说他已经指示国家机构提供必要的医疗
83care, swiftly investigate the circumstances of the accident and hold anyone found responsible迅速调查事故情况,并追究任何人的责任
84for negligence accountable.对疏忽负责。
85The cause of the latest collision remains under investigation as the public prosecutor作为检察官,最近碰撞的原因仍在调查中
86has sent a team to the crash site.已派出一个小组前往坠机地点。
87Al-Aiyat has witnessed several railway accidents, including the 2002 disaster in which a fireAl-Aiyat目睹了几起铁路事故,包括2002年的火灾。
88engulfed a train heading to Upper Egypt, killing hundreds.吞噬了前往上埃及的火车,造成数百人死亡.
89Railway accidents in Egypt have been linked among several reasons to human error, outdating埃及的铁路事故与人为错误有关,
90signalling systems and poor maintenance.信号系统和维护不良。
91Despite recent efforts to modernise the railway network, accidents continue to occur.尽管最近努力使铁路网现代化,事故仍在继续发生。
92US tech companies, including NVIDIA, which we've already heard about in today's podcast,包括NVIDIA在内的美国科技公司 我们已经在今天的播客里听说过
93are critically important in many parts of the world.在世界许多地方都至关重要。
94Europe has long depended on them for much of its digital infrastructure, from cloud从云层看,欧洲许多数字基础设施长期依赖它们。
95hosting to social media, but concerns about security, resilience and geopolitical risk提供社交媒体,但对安全、复原力和地缘政治风险的关切
96are fuelling European efforts to achieve greater digital sovereignty, Elizabeth Hodson reports.Elizabeth Hodson报道说,欧洲正为实现更大的数字主权而努力。
97The push for a digital future on Europe's own terms, something that's been termed digital推动数字未来 在欧洲自己的术语, 一些被称为数字
98sovereignty, has gained a lot of momentum over the past year or two.在过去一年或两年里,主权问题得到了很大势头。
99So why is it now in the spotlight?那么,为什么它现在在聚光灯下?
100There's been a kind of realisation in Europe that Europe's reliance on US tech platforms欧洲有一种成就 欧洲对美国技术平台的依赖
101is a geopolitical vulnerability in a world where Donald Trump can threaten to invade在唐纳德·特朗普可能威胁入侵的世界中 地缘政治的脆弱性
102Greenland or cut off satellite access to Ukraine.格陵兰或切断卫星进入乌克兰.
103Nick Reiners is a senior geotechnology analyst at the Eurasia Group, a global political riskNick Reins是欧亚集团的高级地质技术分析师 全球政治风险
104research and consulting firm.研究和咨询公司。
105There was a famous example when an international criminal court judge and several of his assistants一个著名的例子是,一名国际刑事法院法官及其几名助理
106were sanctioned by the White House and suddenly they couldn't use their email accounts,他们被白宫批准 突然无法使用他们的电子邮件账户,
107they couldn't use their credit cards, not even their voice assistants.他们不能使用他们的信用卡, 甚至他们的语音助理。
108And this just goes to show the breadth and the power of US sanctions, including on tech companies.这只是为了显示美国制裁的广度和威力,包括对技术公司的制裁。
109Are governments in Europe right to see this as such an existential threat?欧洲各国政府将此视为生存威胁是否正确?
110Do you think they're overreacting?你觉得他们反应过度了吗?
111Is it completely valid?完全有效吗?
112What's your view?你的看法如何?
113Certainly the US tech companies will tell you that this is a kind of absurd thing to be worried about,当然,美国科技公司会告诉你, 这是一个荒谬的事情 值得担心,
114the scenario that Donald Trump could order all of Microsoft and Amazon servers to be switched off.唐纳德·特朗普可以下令关闭所有微软和亚马逊服务器
115The companies have put in place various measures putting their servers in Europe and managing公司采取了各种措施,在欧洲安装服务器,并管理
116them with European boards.他们与欧洲板。
117The truth is it's impossible to say.真相是说不出来
118There's also just the general feeling that Europe needs to stand on its own two feet也只有一种普遍的感觉 欧洲需要自己站立
119when it comes to technology.在技术方面。
120Anna Zeiter is CEO and co-founder of a Swedish company called W,Anna Zeiter是一家名为W的瑞典公司的首席执行官和联合创始人,
121a new social media platform whose data is hosted in Europe.一个新的社交媒体平台,其数据托管于欧洲.
122When JD Vance came to the Munich Security Conference, I think most of us in Europe felt like,当万斯JD来到慕尼黑安全会议时 我想我们欧洲大多数人都觉得
123whoa, this is a bit of a wake-up situation because Big Brother US is probably not helping us哇,这有点吵醒了,因为美国大哥可能帮不了我们
124any longer with everything we need help with.任何我们需要帮助的东西
125I was thinking Europe needs to be a bit more independent, sovereign when it comes to我想欧洲应该更独立 更主权
126cloud storage, operating systems, social media, all other elements as well in the digital value chain.云存储,操作系统,社交媒体,所有其他元素以及数字价值链.
127Here's Joe Hodgson, who leads the UK and Ireland business at Red Hat.这是Joe Hodgson 他领导英国和爱尔兰的红帽公司
128It specialises in providing open source software to clients ranging from big corporations to government bodies.它特别向从大公司到政府机构的客户提供开放源码软件。
129Open source is basically a model where the original code or blueprints of a project are made publicly accessible.开放源代码基本上是一个项目的原始代码或蓝图被公开的模型.
130And that means that anyone can view, modify and share them.这意味着任何人都可以观看,修改和分享它们.
131It's about ensuring that if you're a hospital or you run a national rail network or a bank这是关于确保 如果你是医院或运行 国家铁路网络或银行
132or any business that you have independence.或任何有独立性的生意
133There is no single national company that owns that technology or that can turn it off.没有任何一家国家公司拥有这种技术或能够将其关闭。
134But concerns over digital autonomy aren't just about operating systems and data providers.但对于数字自主的担忧不仅仅是操作系统和数据提供者.
135Anna Zeiter from W says that there are several other areas of contention,W的Anna Zeiter说还有其他几个争议领域,
136notably over social media apps owned by companies outside Europe.特别是欧洲以外公司拥有的社交媒体应用软件。
137What social media are we using mostly?我们主要使用哪些社交媒体?
138I mean, me included, I use LinkedIn.我的意思是,我包括, 我使用链接。
139I still use a little bit of X.我还用一点X
140我仍然使用Facebook、Instagram,
141So we give away our attention to China and the US.因此,我们将注意力转移到中国和美国。
142We are giving away the data, the revenue and then we're also getting back the world views.我们把数据、收入 都给了我们,然后我们又重新回到世界观。
143But Joe Hodgson is unsurprisingly optimistic about how transitions can be managed.但乔·霍德格森对如何管理过渡并不感到意外乐观.
144Particularly when it comes to open source software.特别是在开源软件方面.
145In fact, Linux, the open source operating system has been dominant in business事实上,Linux,开源操作系统在商业中一直占据主导地位.
146and government data centers since the 2000s.从2000年代起,就建立了政府数据中心。
147NASA使用开源软件框架成功试飞了Ingenuity Mars直升机.
148and the International Space Station has migrated all of its command laptops国际空间站迁移了所有指挥手提电脑
149completely to Linux in order to have that absolute stability.为了让Linux绝对稳定
150Joe Hodgson ending that report from Elizabeth Hodgson.乔·霍德格森结束了伊丽莎白·霍德格森的报告.
151To hear more, search for Business Daily at bbc.com or wherever you get your podcasts.在bbc.com搜索《商业日报》,
152Still to come in this podcast.还是要加入播客
153I was going into work not wearing a mask just a few days ago我几天前没戴面具去上班
154and now, you know, not wearing a mask and stepping outside just seems unimaginable.而现在,你知道, 不戴面具 和走出去 只是看起来难以想象。
155It's something that's all around us.其物周匝.
156Why, Delhi's pollution has put a dampener on Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.德里的污染给印度灯节迪瓦利带来了抑制。
157This is the Global News Podcast.这是全球新闻播报
158As world leaders gather in the Turkish city of Antalya for this year's UN climate summit,当世界领导人聚集在土耳其城市安塔利亚,参加今年的联合国气候峰会时,
159scientists are warning this year could be the hottest on record.科学家今年的警告 可能是记录上最热的
160The organizers say the talks are about delivering on past promises组织者说会谈是要兑现过去的承诺
161$300 billion a year in climate finance for poorer nations by 2035到2035年每年为穷国提供3 000亿美元的气候融资
162and more money to help them cope with the extreme weather climate change is already bringing.并且已经带来了更多的资金来帮助他们应对极端天气气候变化。
163But keeping those promises is proving far harder than making them但履行这些诺言比兑现承诺困难得多
164我们的气候编辑Justin Rowlatt的报告。
165With President Trump pulling the US out of the UN climate process altogether特朗普总统把美国完全从联合国气候进程中拉出来
166and many richer countries diverting aid to defense and easing soaring energy bills,以及许多富裕国家将援助转用于防御和缓解急剧增长的能源账单,
167progress at this year's talks will be even tougher than usual今年会谈的进展将比往常更加艰难
168and the latest figures underline the stakes.最新数字突出了利害关系。
169Berkeley Earth, an independent US research group, puts the chance of 2026 being a record hot year at 95%.美国独立研究团体伯克利地球(Berkeley Earth)将2026年成为创纪录的热年的几率提升到95%.
170Copernicus, the EU's climate monitoring service, is more cautious about a record哥白尼是欧盟的气候监测部门,
171but says this year is virtually certain to be one of only two years to pass 1.5 degrees of warming.但是说今年几乎肯定 仅两年就过了1.5度的升温
172Turkey and Australia, the co-hosts, hope they're getting countries to commit to a new goal联合主办国土耳其和澳大利亚 希望它们能让各国承诺实现一个新目标
173to speed up the switch of cars, homes and industry from fossil fuels to clean electricity加快汽车、住宅和工业从化石燃料转向清洁电力
174will ensure that there's something to show at the end.保证结尾有东西显示
175Justin Rowlatt, South Africa's governing party, the African National Congress贾斯汀·罗拉特,南非执政党,非洲人国民大会
176has recorded its worst result in local elections since Nelson Mandela自纳尔逊·曼德拉以来,地方选举的成绩最差。
177led the country into democracy more than 30 years ago.30多年前领导国家走向民主.
178Some members of the ANC have called the outcome catastrophic.国安委一些成员称结果为灾难性.
179Ed Haberson sent this report from Johannesburg.Ed Haberson从约翰内斯堡寄来这份报告。
180Once heralded as the liberation movement that swept aside South Africa's violent apartheid regime,曾经被誉为彻底推翻南非暴力种族隔离政权的解放运动,
181the African National Congress could now be facing terminal decline.非洲国民大会现在可能面临终极衰退。
182While the party won the most votes overall, just over 30%,虽然党赢得的选票最多, 刚刚超过30%,
183it was a significant drop from 45% it took at the last local elections five years ago这比五年前上次地方选举时的45%大为减少。
184and around two-thirds 20 years ago.大约在20年前
185The picture was all too clear in the provinces各省的情况太清楚了
186where it won a majority in just one of nine仅九分之一赢得多数
187and in the major cities gaining most votes in just two of eight.而在大城市中 得票最多的只有八分之二
188President Cyril Ramaphosa acknowledged the results at the National Counts Centre.西里尔·拉马福萨总统承认国家计票中心的结果。
189It is a decline that is concerning and that's how I characterise it.这是一种令人心烦意乱的衰落, 这就是我如何描述它的特征。
190We accept the will of the people,我们接受人民的意愿,
191however concerning it might be但是,关于它可能
192that this is how the people of South Africa in our towns, in our cities, in our metros have spoken这就是南非人民在我们的城镇,我们的城市,我们的元器件
193and this is their verdict.这是他们的判决。
194Service delivery under the ANC has been poorANC下提供的服务很差
195with people facing issues with water provision, sanitation and power supply.在供水、卫生和供电方面面临问题的人。
196Parties now have two weeks to build local government coalitions各方现在有两周时间建立地方政府联盟
197some of which the ANC may find itself shut out completely.有些被安委会完全查禁
198A remarkable outcome for a party that was once so dominant here.对于一个曾经在这里如此占据支配地位的政党来说,这是一个显著的结果.
199Now to India and the sound of Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights in Delhi.现在印度和迪瓦利的声音,德里的印度灯节.
200Firecrackers, the sound of this joyous occasion which is celebrated by many millions鞭炮,这欢乐的时刻的声音 被数百万人庆祝
201but this year it seems they're making Delhi's annual winter pollution much worse.但今年他们似乎使德里每年的冬季污染更严重。
202The quality of air in the Indian capital said to be among the world's worst印度首都的空气质量是世界最差的
203but the situation always worsens at this time of the year causing serious health problems.但每年这个时候,情况总是恶化,造成严重的健康问题。
204Lise Doucet与德里居民Arunesh Karkhan交谈。
205I think it's been particularly remarkable this year because we had really nice weather at the end of October.我认为今年特别令人瞩目的 因为我们在10月底的天气非常好
206There were some showers so we had really clean air有淋浴 所以我们有真正的干净空气
207and I think over the last week or so it's been such a steep decline我想在过去的一周里 已经是这么急剧的下降
208that I think everyone's felt it quite immediately.我想每个人都觉得很直接
209I mean I was going into work not wearing a mask just a few days ago我的意思是,我要去工作 没有戴面具仅仅几天前
210and now you know not wearing a mask and stepping outside just seems unimaginable.现在你知道,没有戴面具 和走出去似乎难以想象。
211It's something that's all around us.其物周匝.
212You wake up and you see it outside your window.醒来后,你看到它在窗外。
213It's a very pervasive thing.这是一个非常普遍的事情。
214You can even smell it in my family where my grandmother,你甚至可以在我家闻到我奶奶的味道
215she fell ill during pollution season and she had pneumonia她病倒在污染季节 她得了肺炎
216and that really impacted her and he passed on a few months later.这真的影响了她 他几个月后去世了
217I've had friends recently, someone who had a child我最近有个朋友,有个孩子
218and they've spent money just sort of doing up their house to prevent air pollution而且他们花了很多钱 做他们的房子 防止空气污染
219in their immediate surroundings so that their newborn child让他们的新生婴儿
220can have a healthy environment to grow up in.可以有一个健康的环境 成长。
221I'm unfortunate enough to not suffer from a breathing issue at the moment我很不幸,现在没有呼吸问题
222but my physical exercise is limited.但我的身体锻炼有限
223I can't go out for walks as unhindered as I would for example我不能去散步 不受阻碍,例如我会
224or for a jog.或为慢跑。
225It's just a lot harder now to do those basic things.现在做这些基本的事情要困难得多。
226Very sorry to hear the news about your grandmother.听到关于你祖母的消息非常遗憾.
227You described it as being during pollution season.你说那是在污染季节
228So this is something which has become part of the cycles of the year in India因此,这是印度成为年度周期的一部分
229but this pollution season is worse than ever?但这个污染季节比以往更糟?
230I think it's just how rapidly things have gone from pretty good to really bad.我觉得事情发展得很快 从相当好到非常糟糕
231I think there's some stories coming out that this is the worst我想有些故事说这是最糟糕的
232in ten years, Diwali day so far.十年内,迪瓦利日至今。
233The crackers will start bursting in a few hours in full force饼干几小时后会全面爆裂
234so I guess it will get worse but it's quite bad.我想情况会更糟 但情况很糟
235Bursting crackers definitely does contribute to the pollution压碎的饼干确实造成污染
236and as does the stubble burning that is taking place与烧灼的石块一样,
237and it's all over the news right now.现在新闻上到处都是
238The reason why the air pollution is so bad in the region right now造成空气污染严重的原因
239is because of just the atmospheric and geographical factors.原因仅仅是大气和地理因素。
240In the winter, air becomes really still, it becomes very compressed在冬天,空气变得很静,非常压缩
241so the amount of pollutants, the concentration goes up.因此,污染物的数量,浓度上升。
242It's the perfect storm for some of the worst air quality on the planet.对于地球上一些最糟糕的空气质量来说,这是完美的风暴.
243Here's a question for you.问曰.
244Do you think billionaires should pay more tax?你认为亿万富翁应该多交税吗?
245Well, that's what people in the US state of California这就是美国加州的人
246were recently asked to vote on最近有人要求投票表决
247and with about 75% of the ballots counted,计票率约为75%,
248it appears their answer is no.看来他们的答案是否定的。
249Around 53% of voters have rejected a proposal大约53%的选民拒绝了提案
250to impose a one-time wealth tax on California's billionaire residents.对加州亿万富翁居民征收一次性财富税.
251Nomi Iqbal spoke to Joe Garofoli,诺米·伊克巴尔和乔·加罗福利谈过了
252a political writer for the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper.旧金山纪事报的政治作家.
253It looks like Prop 40 is going to fail看来40号提案要失败了
254and so the state's 240-odd billionaires因此,州240多亿富翁
255will not have to pay that one-time 5% tax一次性缴纳5%的税款
256that they could have spread over five years.他们本可以持续五年
257So why do you think supporters couldn't win the argument with voters?那你为什么认为支持者不能赢得选民的争论?
258Number one, the billionaires organized第一,组织亿万富翁
259and they raised $391 million他们筹集了3.91亿美元
260that they spent on advertising against it,他们花费在广告上反对它,
261which is, even in California, that's a lot of money.即使在加州 也有很多钱
262But also politically, the forces that wanted to pass this law were split.但也在政治上,希望通过这项法律的势力被分裂.
263And the two most powerful forces in California politics加州政治中最强大的力量
264are the Democratic Party and organized labor.是民主党和有组织劳工。
265But even the governor of California opposed this,但连加州州长都反对
266Gavin Newsom, 他竞选总统 有几个原因。
267He thought it would drive billionaires out of the state.他认为这会把亿万富翁赶出州.
268In California, it's a progressive tax system在加州,这是一种累进税制
269and we rely on the wealthy to pay,我们仰赖富人支付,
270wealthiest 1% pay about 40% of the state income tax here.最富有的1%支付大约40%的国家所得税。
271And the other reason is that organized labor was split on this.另一个原因是,有组织劳动力在这上面分裂。
272Some unions, like the teachers union and the building trades,一些工会,如教师工会和建筑行业,
273were actually opposed to it while other trade organizations were for it.却被其他贸易组织反对
274If the two most powerful forces are split如果两个最强大的势力分裂
275and the governor, who has still retained some level of popularity,和州长, 他仍然保持某种程度的受欢迎,
276is against it, that turned the tide against the Proposition 40.这是反对它, 这扭转了潮 逆40提案。
277I know California is the first state to have put this sort of tax to a vote.我知道加州是第一个 将这种税投票的州
278So is it that this needs redoing or revising因此,这需要重做或修订
279and might the next governor and state legislature也许下届州长和州立法机构
280just try to put this to a vote again in a few years?几年后再把这事付诸表决?
281It will probably be in a couple of years可能要过几年了
282because California did tax other wealthy people,因为加州确实对其他有钱人征税
283people who made a good deal less than that,那些赚不到钱的人
284maybe $300,000 or $700,000 a couple,也许30万或70万一对夫妇,
285on that same ballot, extending a tax on those folks passed.在同一张选票上 延长了这些人的税收
286So it's not necessarily an opposition to taxes against the wealthy.因此,这并不一定是反对对富人征税.
287It's about how this tax was structured,这是关于这个税是如何安排的,
288there were some flaws in it,里面有一些缺陷,
289and also how the forces behind it were not united,及其背后的势力为何不团结,
290they didn't organize well in the run-up to the election.在选举前,他们没有很好地组织起来。
291Joe Garofoli from the San Francisco Chronicle.旧金山纪事报的乔·加罗福利.
292And finally, a remarkable story of survival at sea.最后,一个海上生存的显著故事。
293A man who fell overboard,一个落水的人
294has been rescued after treading water for nine hours在踏水9小时后获救
295far from land in the Pacific Ocean.远离太平洋的陆地
296Marian Straughan has the story.玛丽安·斯特劳根有这个故事.
297At around noon on Friday,在周五中午左右,我们...
298two fishermen were heading back to shore,两名渔民正返回岸上
299to Newport Beach,去纽波特海滩
300with a catch of marlin when they spotted a man in open waters,当他们在水面上发现一个人时,
301about 30 kilometres off the Californian coast.离加利福尼亚海岸约30公里
302The man identified himself as the pianist那个人自称是钢琴家
303from the Royal Caribbean cruise ship,皇家加勒比邮轮,
304the Ovation of the Seas.海洋的涛动。
305He'd apparently plunged into the Pacific Ocean in the middle of the night,他显然在半夜陷入太平洋
306somehow falling from the 14-storey cruise liner.不知何故从14层的邮轮上掉下来了
307One of the fishermen who found him is Sean Norton.找到他的渔民之一是肖恩·诺顿.
308He spoke later to the US Network CBS.他后来与美国CBS网络通话.
309I mean, it's surreal.我的意思是,这是超现实的。
310Grant and I each got an arm and lifted him up,格兰特和我都有一只手臂 抬起他
311and he was in total shock.他完全震惊。
312The only thing he said to me was, thank you,他对我说的唯一话是,谢谢,
313I thought I was going to die.我以为我会死
314The pianist, who hasn't been named,钢琴家,没有被命名,
315was hospitalised after the ordeal折磨过后被送进医院
316and is expected to survive,并期望生存,
317according to the US Coast Guard,根据美国海岸警卫队,
318which is investigating the incident.正在调查这个事件
319And fisherman Sean believes the unusual warmth of the sea this year,而渔夫肖恩相信 今年不寻常的温暖大海,
320it was around 25 degrees Celsius,摄氏25度左右
321probably saved the man's life.也许救了他的命
322You have this crazy Super El Nino year.你有一个疯狂的超级埃尔尼诺年。
323This guy was in the water for probably 10 hours,这家伙在水里大概10小时
324but the water is 76 degrees.但水位为76度
325A different year, no way he makes it.不同的一年,他不可能做到这一点。
326By the time the pianist was plucked from the ocean,当钢琴家被从海洋中拔出时,
327the cruise ship had already been docked游轮已经停靠了
328in the port of Los Angeles for several hours.在洛杉矶港待了几个小时
329In a statement, the Royal Caribbean Group has said皇家加勒比集团在一份声明中说,
330it's providing support and assistance to the crew member,它为船员提供支持和协助,
331but it has no additional details to share.但它没有其他的细节可以分享。
332(原始内容存档于2018-09-27). Marion Straughan.
333And that's all from us for now.现在都是我们送的
334If you want to get in touch,如果你想取得联系,
335你可以在Globalpodcast.bbc.co.uk给我们发电子邮件.
336This edition of the Global News podcast was mixed by Sydney Dundon这版全球新闻播客 被悉尼邓登混合
337and the producer was Emma Joseph.制片人是艾玛·约瑟夫
338The editor is Karen Martin.编辑是凯伦·马丁.
339I'm Alex Ritzen.我是亚历克斯・里岑。
340Until next time, goodbye.直到下一次,再见。
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