as it happened the bits of greenland was tons down and didn't know one certain times. greenland is not for sale, but definitely up for freedom. and where is denmark? focusing on the bogeyman donated all of the artillery rounds from its stalled piles to ukraine. russia does not want peace with us. they are d, stabilizing the western world from many different angles. in the arctic region, the balkans in africa with this information, cyber attacks, hybrid wars, and obviously, and ukraine. last time we tracked frustrated and thrust in any of the nordics. yes, we have made o encouraging rushes neighbors to spend more money, send more money and buy more weapons for the lions that supposedly purely defensive . its actions are coming across very offensive. the. some of the news out files of indian farmers resumed most of the countries capital to reject and government offer on price counties for their products. but the process like violent the, these are tens of thousands of families the what to 100 find where you and news that have expressed 710 to march, to new denny, the political capital of

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will rise and flood everything, now i’ll tell you, western antarctica will melt, it will give 3 m, greenland, if they all melt, the sea level does not change, floating in ice cube in a glass will melt. doesn't change anything, how fast will greenland melt? well, according to all calculations, a millimeter per year, that is, england is still far from being flooded. its secrets will take 5,000 years, and what, what is a millimeter per year? most of the world's coasts rise or fall by more than a millimeter per year, this is the normal minimum speed, take seaports, st. petersburg, rostov-on-don, sochi, vladivostok, rise at a speed of 2 mm, cape verde on the lower kolyma rises by 10 mm per year, everything will be fine with kolyma, all these are scams, all these are horror stories, because everyone is afraid of the climate, floods, droughts , that is, in principle, in this case, well, as if with warming, the sword of frozen ground thaws, you say that there is a lot of fertile land there , if we can preserve, and this will be a new virgin land, well, somewhere everyone will die... ecosystems, so i

american military activities related to nuclear weapons led to such consequences in greenland and spainn the march. islands, this was announced by the state accountability chamber. they emphasized that it will be possible to eliminate the consequences no sooner than in 80 years. in greenland , radioactive liquid from a closed nuclear reactor that previously powered a military base is buried in ice. in spain there was an accident with planes that were carrying thermonuclear weapons on board, on the margiela islands after a series of nuclear tests, there was a risk of contamination of press water sources. american minergo. in germany , a strike has begun among airport security staff, as reported in the media, people are demanding higher wages and lower taxes, because of this, all flights have already been canceled in berlin and cologne. expected in frankfurt and dusseldorf. the skirmishes must cover the order. sent to the impound lot, as reported in the media. farmers demand lower prices for diesel fuel; they say that ukrainian the grain in the french markets ruins them. the blockade of a

a powerful snow charge formed over greenland, the severe cyclone olga, covered the volga region, thehout losses. zero visibility, we are following the instruments, there is, in my opinion , the m5 ahead, in pitch darkness, the highway is paralyzed, the road is opaque. chelyabinsk turned out to be a soft trap for truckers. trucks cannot overcome the snowdrifts, the trucks are frozen and covered with snow. olga is not going to leaving the svertlovsk region in yekaterinburg due to snow drift and ice. in such weather , drivers are advised not to travel by private vehicle. snowstorms and strong winds in the altai region, on highways where traffic police officers are scolding rescuers, cause a lot of problems for motorists. those who were carried off the road are helped to get out. orenburg drivers share footage of icy roads online. region, the highway to orsk has turned into a skating rink, it is very slippery, even on the sides; in one of the central regions of the region there is such a strong snowstorm that the police literally by touch we pulled out several cars stuck in snow drifts o

she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our own. we used to be in the army. n

she was blazing an air trail over greenland. iceland, france and italy. and then egypt. everybody is pretty tired. and why not? it's sunday now and we left honolulu friday morning. we've been in the air 39 and one half hours. we flown 9500 miles nonstop, crossing two continents and landing a third flight quite. unlike 1947. big decision at the top level of command. world war two had proved the vital significance air power. so now is a logical reorganization of our military structure. and for the air force will be a separate service. the army air forces become the united states air force a necessary move first proposed years previously by general billy mitchell. w.o. stewart symington becomes the first secretary of the department of the air force. general counsel sparks, veteran of the early aviation section of the army's signal corps, and distinguished for his record, both world wars. they becomes the first chief of staff of, the united states air force. a year or so after world war two, there were more than 300,000 of us in the air force. and now we had a uniform, our o

you go out into the barintsev sea, of course, this is the barintsevo, kara, kara, sometimes even the greenlandngs on the territory of the national park russian artika is an archipelago. new land, its northern part, is the land of franz joseph, and sometimes it is the imal peninsula , that is, an absolutely iconic territory for the russian arctic, what lectures do they listen to, what subjects, the fact is that on board, as i said, there are scientists with all over russia, and these scientists give lectures on their specialties, each expedition involves approximately 6-7 landings and ground work is also carried out, that is, idmonically. regions of the russian arctic, and of course, this is the main research the task of the arctic floating university. and what does this practically give them? well, you know, never work in offices or even laboratories. will not replace the knowledge that can be obtained in practice, and we see that a lot of guys, these expeditions motivate them to continue further scientific research, this is great, it’s just that young people are so practical now, you know, th

what happens if we dump so much glacial ice from greenland getting in the way of the warm water that'sd to come up from the gulfstream? what if we put so much fresh water into the system that things stop or could they stop? now we know that what was the basis of the 2004 movie "the day after tomorrow" with dennis quaid, it's not completely out of the question. and, in fact, this current may be slowing down already. how long would it take to ever stop, there's no way to know. but we think about 8,000 years ago when the ice age was over, the currents became chaos and things didn't work the way they were supposed to and we didn't get the transport of cold to warm and warm to cold like we were supposed to get. even now in the summer we see so much ice melt off of greenland that it gets in the way of what should be the warm current of the gulfstream. the ice water is fresh water and if the fresh water and salt walter don't mix that well, there are some high outcomes. the models have said, yes, this is a possibility that those currents could get to chaos. now, will it happen tomorrow? like t

on the dominican side, you can see less forests and greenland. on the haitian side, the land is barren trees. go back to the french colony of santa monica. by the end of the 18th century, the slaves had had enough. not surprisingly, they revolted and made history. there we lucian, is something the all haitians of a proud of, i mean it persists. i mean, this is the one of the, as we say in fresh meat found that the, you know, the founding mid the end. it's one thing that keeps us going. in 18 o 4. haiti became the 1st black republic in the world. so far, so good. oh, but it came with a price, a crippling one. first i so license. nobody wanted to do business with a new nation. the new black republic was cut off economics surrounded by the colonies of powerful nations using slave labor, who feared their slaves could also be built. katy was the 1st black republic recently enough for some of its powerful neighbors to refuse to even trade with a new nation. because you know, racism and from republican revolutionary france demanded ab pay for its indepe

you know, when denmark is ready , so we are observing the position of our former ones to part with greenlandassed, how true it is, let it be competent. i mean china, iran, and other countries that are allies of russia, but not goncharenko himself, he ’s afraid here in okup too, it turns out, no, that’s understandable, he himself won’t be there, but you know, in fact he’s not far off from the truth, i have no doubt that after the end of the conflict, many ukrainian soldiers will go to private pmcs, perhaps they will fight both against iran and against russia in all parts of the world, that is, i have no idea about it doubts, but there’s a plus here, if there were countries that still had some doubts, then... it seems to me that he dispelled them completely, but his position, it fits well with the policy of the west towards both russia and china, in general it seems to me that this policy of the west towards russia and china for some period of time will inevitably lead to the fact that they will debate there and argue exclusively on one issue: where the kremlin wall ends and the chinese one be

it was canceled after another incident. in greenland.y-political crisis around ukraine remains the main global topic, pushing the war in palestine into the background. the situation there is far from resolved, but the feeling of fate has passed. another tough and bloody middle eastern confrontation, essentially changing little. but the ukrainian conflict is perceived as something turning point for... after all, moscow has long demanded a revision of the principles of european security established after the cold war. in my opinion, biden made a mistake by inflating the game. depends on whether they accept the democratic model as the us sees it. the future of the international order will be determined by many factors, not just this conflict; the european future, without a doubt, depends on its outcome. hotline. washington moscow is a closed channel of communication between the president of the united states and the leadership of the ussr, and now the president of russia. appeared it was shortly after the cuban missile crisis, then it took

air with nuclear weapons , was in danger of being closed, it was canceled after another incident in greenland-political crisis around ukraine remains the main global topic, pushing the war in palestine into the background. the situation there is far from being resolved, but... the feeling of fate has passed, another tough and bloody middle eastern confrontation, which essentially changes little, but the ukrainian conflict is perceived as something turning point for the whole world, by the way, why? partly because the biden administration has decided to raise the stakes, to turn the conflict into a battle to preserve a rules-based order, an ethical showdown between democracy and autocracy. "the russian side has also significantly raised the stakes, because moscow has long been demanding a reconsideration of the principles of european security established after the cold war. in my opinion in my opinion, biden made a mistake by inflating the game in this way. it turned out that only europe is in solidarity with him, because the rest of the world does not at all believe that their sovereignty and

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this latest heart-pounding adventure finds him surrounded by glaciers in a remote area of greenland scalingsay nightmare on all sides. >> yeah, it's huge. it's huge. >> if we manage to climb it, it will be the biggest first ascent i've ever done. >> reporter: nearly three types the height of the empire state building and nearly 1,000 feet higher than el capitan. >> i think this is basically it when kids dream about adventure. >> reporter: it's captured in the national geographic series "artic ascent with alex honnold." on the journey there his team including two other world class climbers braved razor sharp falling ice, and even a couple close calls. >> oh. >> reporter: fortunately this time they used safety ropes. but it wasn't just a search for adventure, it was also a search for answers. joining the team dr. heidi sevestre conducting climate change research in this area few humans ever reach. >> when you know that around the world on coastlines there are about 700 million people, you understand that actually what is happening to greenland matters to the rest of the world. >> we want to u

it was canceled after another incident in greenland.political crisis around ukraine remains the main global topic, pushing the war in palestine into the background. the situation there is far from resolved, but the feeling of fate has passed. another tough and bloody middle eastern confrontation, essentially changing little. but the ukrainian conflict is perceived as something turning point for the whole world. by the way, why? partly because the biden administration has decided to raise the stakes, turning the conflict into a battle for the preservation of order based on a rules-based battle between democracy and autocracy. the russian side of the bet. it turned out that only europe is in solidarity with him, because the rest of the world does not at all believe that their sovereignty and territorial integrity depends on whether they accept the democratic model, as the united states sees it, and the future of the international order will be determined. representatives of the usa and the ussr, charles steele and semyon tsarabkin signed

of cars, right now in the capital it is frosty -12, as reported in roscosmos, the cyclone formed in greenlandh the baltic sea, swept through st. petersburg and moscow, now the central regions of the country are covered with snow clouds. this is how olga looks from the orbit of our planet. a satellite image taken by a meteorite apparatus shows the peak of a snow-white ridge, which has already enveloped the sky. the western part of our country, smoothly approaching the volga region. the westernmost region of our country, the kaliningrad region, after storms, blizzards and frosts, spring has come. an hour in the city of solnechny +2 in the parks of birdsong, almost 3 weeks ahead of schedule, wild snowdrops bloomed on the snow-covered streets of the city. since ancient times, it has been considered the first breath of spring, symbolizing rebirth, perseverance and the desire for a new life. with the anomalous. the celestial empire also faced snowfall on the eve of the chinese new year. a number of regions of the eastern, central, southwestern, northwestern china suffers from cold and ice. cars are

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trump says let's by greenland, drink bleach and nazis are fine people.east some will be admitting how these hokes duped them. take actor michael appearreport. he admitted to participating to the hokes following riots of charlottesville. >> one thing i ranted about and i was wrong. there is good people on both sides. when you see the full quote that wasn't what he said. and, and, and you know, i ranted on him hard for that. hard. there is some video. whatever. i was like what are you talking about. >> you got played. >> greg: there is the dna. dna of a hokes. that was the hokes treated as fact joe biden claims made him decide to run. they isolate liberals and co-hearse them to believe the lie. an not by -- we have to give credit to rapaport. slightly less than a douche bag. tyrus, he'll take something out of the show. >> tyrus: if you are talking about me, i am winning. go ahead. if the not talking about you -- if i don't make medium once for threatening to murder my kids. this isn't going to be popular. what i am finding out very much like sports we don'

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buying arms to ukraine, this was the opinion expressed by the minister of foreign affairs affairs of greenlandina valton and her quote: "these funds could be spent on weapons, on the supply of defense equipment and, in the long term, on the restoration of ukraine. well, i already spoke about hungary, it continues to put sticks in the wheels. the country's government refused to transfer 18 million dollars to the european peace fund, which could and should then be transferred to ukraine." instead , official budapest will direct them to maintain security and stability in chad, a country in the center of africa. this was reported by the minister of foreign affairs and foreign economic relations of hungary peter szijjártó at a press conference after a meeting with his szczad colleague mahamat saleh annadif, the head of the hungarian foreign policy department in kotre emphasized that his country will continue to make maximum efforts to find ways to peacefully end the war in uák therefore , viktor orban's government will not give 18 million dollars for the purchase of weapons for ukraine. there are a

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well, yes, what an event, although of course many are drilling on our planet, in greenland and antarcticar ice reaches the deepest, and we dug 3,500 m, in this sense we are pioneers and... we went deeper than anyone else into the depths of the ice of other countries, we understand that when a tree is cut down, you can determine by the rings how many years it has endured, what kind of sores and so on, from the core, from this ice, you can understand how old this water is, if there are microorganisms there, who were they found? yes, only thousands of years and even millions of years, yes, the fact is that the cores are located there in this way, meaning layers in the core, and in this way we can calculate how many... warming, now there is a period, the next one, when it will be, or when the ice age will overtake us, will the planet freeze, is there some kind of cyclicity, well, it exists, yes, we must say that we live in the era of the interannual period, from one year to another, somewhere in between we are living now, perhaps we have not yet passed the peak of the warm phase, so it is pos

let's have a silver covered root. soros is considered the greenland if you later. she takes the place across the child needed continue, the still to do supposedly controls economic life and corruption. this is the central point. i estimate communities that were intact until then during. she knows this is an important anti semitic miracle. going to take the homogeneous rural communities threatened by the boy in a modern that and that's what sort of stands for his case of the best solution. why the constant. unfortunately, we could observe that again and again in political campaigns of right wing populace parties to these anti semitic stereotypes. the used and the images and the language of the old by till the new right to used a topic to old bond in hungry works with these images and shows george soros is responsible. and he's probably gotten the materials for immigration or for refugees who then come to you around a whole bunch of them and they've got to start to damage. what items would you much dash, 2 double digits and scarlet copies, but as each photos during a

how ros-cosmos reported that the cyclone formed in greenland, entered russia through the baltic sea,burg, moscow, and... now the central regions are covered with snow clouds. this is how they look, olga, from the orbit of our planet. the satellite image taken by the meteor m apparatus shows the peak of a snow-white ridge that has already enveloped the western part of our country, smoothly advancing towards the volga region. then, frosty olga will go further to the east to the siberian federal district and altai territory. deal with bad weather. had to literally everyone, people pushed their cars out of the snowdrifts, truck drivers helped passengers of cars with provisions, heating, little ones, look at these shots, brave men picked up shovels with their own hands, also cleared snow on playgrounds. moscow is coming to its senses, right now, central russia is threatened by an arctic invasion, at night in the capital. it gets colder to -24 and this frost will spread further throughout russia. well, aunt olya came to us. aunt olya. unfriendly. there are 30-40 cars here and the truck, lo

after months of intense negotiations, the bipartisan group of sanders hammered out and greenland on the border. it is pretty much a clear win for republican policy priorities. a deal would, as far as i know, be impose reimpose new limits and standards on peoples seeking asylum in the united states, it will speed up the processing of those asylum claims, and make it harder for migrants to appeal if they rejected. the department of homeland security will give new authority to close the border to the number of -- passing certain threshold. so it's a little unclear how to get that. you have two senators who are desperately begging in every venue that for their colleagues to support what they say is like an enormous win, the best deal they're gonna get. >> this is a historic moment, to reform the border in a way that would give tools to the next president they don't have today and lessen the flow to take pressure off people in texas and arizona and. the democrats will not give us, will not give us anything close to this if we have to get 60 votes to united states senate in a republican major

after months of intense negotiations, the bipartisan group of sanders hammered out and greenland on theretty much a clear win for republican policy priorities. a deal would, as far as i know, be impose reimpose new limits and standards on peoples seeking asylum in the united states, it will speed up the processing of those asylum claims, and make it harder for migrants to appeal if they rejected. the department of homeland security will give new authority to close the border to the number of -- passing certain threshold. so it's a little unclear how to get that. you have two senators who are desperately begging in every venue that for their colleagues to support what they say is like an enormous win, the best deal they're gonna get. >> this is a historic moment, to reform the border in a way that would give tools to the next president they don't have today and lessen the flow to take pressure off people in texas and arizona and. the democrats will not give us, will not give us anything close to this if we have to get 60 votes to united states senate in a republican majority. we have a u

and we start in greenland. then we go to australia. japan.laughter ] mr. moustache is out riding around. >> exactly. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you -- i know you're from denmark. do you -- are you interested in the super bowl? or football in general? >> i like to watch. by the way, i just looked this up. i always wondered. so many -- how many actual playing minutes are there in a football game? >> jimmy: you're asking me? give me a second. there are 60 minutes of regulation time. you mean the actual action? >> where the ball is being moved around and they're actually running, doing their job. >> jimmy: maybe like one-third of that, maybe 20 minutes, i would say. >> between 8 and 15 minutes. >> jimmy: uh-huh? [ laughter ] >> that's crazy. i mean, then if you calculate how much they make a minute of playing time. >> jimmy: what are you guys doing, throwing snowballs at each other? [ laughter ] >> i love -- i went to -- i haven't been to the super bowl but a couple of years ago there was this incredible game. and i was watching it in a bar with a

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b let's buy greenland, trump says. let's drink bleach. trump says are fine people. nazs speaking of at least some may finally be admitting how these hoax have duped them. take actor michael rapaport. you remember michael from his greatest role, yelling incoherently at people on twitter in mittedhe to participating in the left's hoax regardingdmitte trump, calg white nationalists very fine people following the riotsg in you've also gotri with you that you know that one thing about the charlottesville that that that i rante lle.d about. >> yes and i was wrong because you said the both sides, s. you know, there's good people on both sides. and when you see the full quote. yeah, yeahee ful. that wasn't what he said and and you know i ranted on him hard for that. hard. there's some video about it. whatever i did, i did hard. >> i was like wouldn't worth talking about, man, because you got played. >> mm. so there's the dna. all right. all right. okay, but that's the dna of a hoaxdna , right there. and that was the hoax treated as fact that joe biden claims made him decide

children under the age of 16 could create accounts and a new study shows that in the past three decades, greenland has lost 11,000 square miles of ice sheets and glaciers that's about 36 times the size of new york. areas of the territory that were once covered in ice and snow are now bear in rock wetlands or shrubs sites say scientists say warmer air is to blame, and that the ice loss is a major contributor to rising sea levels worldwide. where does all that water go? >> coming up. >> he is >> back one of the goats of late nights at tyre. what and who? jon stewart tore into during his big return to daily show, you want to see this tonight. >> the election to replace disgraced former congressman george santos. will republicans razor-thin house majority shrink even further? and what clues will the results provide about november's election? join cnn for special live coverage tonight, starting at 08:00 p.m. eastern from oh, baby to o, baby >> so many ways to save life, >> ready, wallet, happy 365 by whole foods market >> can the riva support your brain health? >> mary janet, hey eddy, know, fraser, fr

a company from greenland has begun supplying the middle east with the purest ice from the arctic.dubai and buy an iced drink that has never been contaminated by man. it is not surprising that businessmen advertise their ice as a vip service, because most people on the planet already do. soon you will have to drink water from the bu category. the water resources control board allowed sewer water to be used for drinking. this is colorado, one of the driest states in the us, and it was the first in the country to approve wastewater reuse legislation. what do ordinary americans think about this? i wouldn't like to drink water from the sewer. it's disgusting. i don't agree with this, it's a terrible idea. facing public outrage. colorado hydrologists had to go on a tour of the state, on this bus, a mobile purification station explains exactly how the water from your toilet becomes cleaner than spring water. let's look at all five stages: first remove large debris, and then the water enters the ozonation room. ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent that destroys microorganisms, traces of ch

a company from greenland has begun supplying the middle east with the purest ice from the arctic. the country to approve a law on wastewater reuse. what do ordinary americans think about this? i wouldn't like to drink water from the sewer. it's disgusting. i don't agree with this, it's a terrible idea. faced with public outrage, colorado hydrologists were forced to embark on a statewide tour. on this bus. a mobile cleaning station explains exactly how the water from your toilet becomes cleaner than rodnikovo. let's look at all five stages: first, large debris is removed, and then the water enters the ozonation room. ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent that destroys microorganisms, traces of chemicals and breaks down organic matter. next comes biological filtration - a process that occurs in nature, but is accelerated tens of times. it is home to millions of bacteria that break down organic matter left over from the previous process. impurities are removed using activated carbon, reverse osmosis and ultraviolet filters. it turns out the water is so pure that minerals have to be add

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