moss: that is what nixon does. if someone is going to cancel the summit, make the soviets cancel the summit. do not make it look like president nixon has thrown away a chance for peace. has thrown away a chance to have an agreement. the soviet union had reached nuclear. a with the united states -- parity with the united states. you will have agreements over incidents at sea between the soviet navy and the u.s. navy, do not throw that away. nixon does this. the soviets had their own cancellation crisis. brezhnev was securing his position. he put the final nail in the coffin. the ukrainian party boss did not want to go through with the talk to improve relations because for the soviets, they saw the opposite of what nixon did. the u.s. has been conducting an illegal war in vietnam, has been bombing our ally, we are supporting our ally, and you are throwing them under the bus. brezhnev did not see it that way. brezhnev saw like nixon, you do not let your allies or partners dictate your policy.

moss: the message goes back. ultimately, both sides were able to look the other way. 8 launchesy operation linebacker, the harbor in the vietnam. nixon did it because he felt if he did not have an escalation, there were not a lot of american troops on the ground anymore in may of 1972. airpower is but he had. nixon felt he had to do something to boost south vietnam. he launches linebacker. there is a massive increase in bombing. and casey 135a tankers. there are b-52s flying. they bomb north vietnam. lot.bombed a it was more than they had done in years. point, nothing had approached what had been done under johnson during rolling thunder. this takes the cake until later in 1972 when they launched linebacker to, even bigger. bombing north vietnam and tell the south vietnam came to our concessions. that is a different story. what made nixon changes mind in terms of being able to expect the soviets had made possible the north vietnamese attacks, you save south vietnam by escalating and go to moscow. you do not cance

moss: thank you to the gerald r. ford presidential foundation and the national archives for having me. it is a pleasure, my first time in michigan. glad to be here. it is a great and warm welcome. angst going on also, sounds great, as a professor, this lecture, the carrier, look forward to. working for the government, i am obligated to give you several disclaimers. the views in this presentation are my personal views, not those of the u.s. government or its components like the u.s. naval war college. the material eyesight, especially from the nixon tapes, has profanity. how many of you remember the term expletive deleted? thank you richard nixon for your tapes. we will get into my sources to drop back the curtain of history and go beyond what the memoir accounts have about back channels. a brief outline about what we will discuss, i will give you definitions. diplomatic historians know what back channels of diplomacy is until 2016 to general audiences it wasn't as familiar. i will give you examples of different back

security council mosse met with u.s. secretary of state my pay was part of germany's bid to play a more active international role after the talks weighed in on the dispute between russia and the u.s. over intermediate range nuclear missiles last fall for moscow to reveal the range of its newest weapons. did have you correspondent marsh waiter is following the german foreign minister's visit to the us. heiko moss a stop in washington d.c. was in part to try to salvage a disintegrating nuclear treaty between the u.s. and russia but it was also part of a short goodwill tour that he's on promoting germany's brand of multilateralism and affirming the country's position as a negotiator on the world stage especially as germany prepares to recede to one of the coveted seats on the un security council this means for the next two years germany is going to be playing a much bigger more prominent role on the world stage but most of his visit was really to show one key thing that even as ties at the top levels of various countries st

heiko moss a stop in washington d.c. was in part to try to salvage a disintegrating nuclear treaty between the u.s. and russia but it was also part of a short goodwill tour that he's on promoting germany's brand of multilateralism and affirming the country's position as a negotiator on the world stage especially as germany prepares to recede to one of the coveted seats on the un security council this means for the next two years germany is going to be playing a much bigger more prominent role on the world stage but most of his visit was really to show one key thing that even as times at the top levels of various countries strain and break the ministers and secretaries of state can still work together it's to turkey now where human rights groups believe some seven hundred children are in prison after their mothers were convicted of what activists say or mostly political grounds one such child is the two year old near us his mother is a kurdish activist jailed on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda murals lives with

moss, bradley moss, national security attorney. thank you very much for being with us tonight. >> absolutely. any time, rachel. >> lots to get to. genuine list busy news night tonight. stay with us. genuine list busy t tonight. stay with us i hear it in the background and she's watching too, saying [indistinct conversation] [friend] i've never seen that before. ♪ ♪ i have... ♪ i'm not really a, i thought wall street guy.ns. i have... what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's taking options trading from wall st. to main st. hey guys, wanna play some pool? eh, i'm not really a pool guy. what's the hesitation? it's just complicated. step-by-step options trading support from td ameritrade why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize

withdrawal will undermine stability and as for the treaty itself michael moss says it should include more countries he suggested china for instance the force i couldn't imagine that someone in europe would be interested in a new nuclear arms race and the only option to prevent it is to continue the i.n.f. treaty but the i.n.f. treaty as it is now is not enough we need to expand it because there are plenty of new autonomous weapon systems including those in cyberspace and they should be regulated not only the u.s. and russia should be included in the treaty to other states as well like china the united states is accusing russia of violating the treaty however moscow is ready to continue negotiations despise washington's ultimatum like approach russian foreign minister lavrov says that the united states are not saying and because the consideration the fact that the missiles that they're talking about are not part of the i.n.f. treaty would be most little should you go to the united states both blaming russia should violations of the honor of treaty don't take into consideration the fac

model kate moss. actress kirsten dunst and pop star justin timberlake graced the covers rankin now publishes for fashion and lifestyle magazines and has issued more than forty books of photographs he has his own studio publishing house and ad agency. his latest print project is hunger magazine which appears twice a year. with his ambitious project rankin live the photographer shows that he can make anyone look like a cover model since two thousand and nine he shot pictures of thousands of ordinary people like here in berlin it's an all knowing invention which takes him around the globe. sometimes even famous faces and immediately recognizable in rankin's photos like icelandic singer or top model heidi klum whether it's his celebrity portray it's all photography rankin has created many iconic images including some that will go down in history. so you have done so what you what would you say was perhaps the breakthrough. one thing that a couple of things probably photographing. was a big thing set up da

well moss may have made climate change his priority at the u.n. but back home the government is struggling to keep up with its own schedule to phase out coal from germany's energy mix as because it's a controversial issue as some regions have relied on coal mining for decades to provide jobs and prosperity a government commission in berlin has spent today wrestling with the coal phase out campaigners for clean energy turned up to pile on the pressure. school can wait now today he and his classmates have to have in three hours from now back to join a student demonstration they hear to protest about climate change. what do we want i mean i came on what even said of the general problem is that there's not a lack of knowledge but of action that's why it's good to go in the streets now and express our views but we'll see what will come out of it processing and all of us me i'm so on these young students aren't. action from those sitting in the building across the street the german coal commission a group of experts that advises the german government on

was absolutely refusing dialogue germany on the other hand mosse today said that that. that basically the accusations surrounding those violations aren't new and that this is basically too little too late but he also had some concrete suggestions on arms control let's take a look. at the i.m.f. com trying to is not enough it's also important that we put control in general only international agenda i'm committed to this even though i know that it's a tough task and over as far as this is the start one. it seemed today that mosque was in a sense preparing for. for the us leaving the i.n.f. treaty he suggested an international conference next spring on arms control where as he said all several countries could discuss first of all regulating new weapons including as he said cyber weapons and also that conference could get into the fold of arms control not only russia and the u.s. but other countries including as he said china and love are offset that he was open to collectively discussing the question of arms control so that could be a sign for progress coming up on arms on

marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, ituld rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under si

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marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, ithrough the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journalist- "particularly, right now, is marzieh hashemi, wh

carrying the baby symbolizes the passion of christ and the being born the dying this michelangelo mosse the pace i found that very overpowering. in effect just for really absolutely i think this one small problem with the show on one level it's major retrospective of bill viola's. but in order to appreciate bill viola's works. fold very slowly and in order to explore them all to the full you'd have to spend about six hours in the exhibition they are they are very beautiful moving some of the works and perhaps points out that viola also had a near drowning experience at the age of six that might explain the his obsession the with. here. session with find with they live it's really kind of dipping into these works and you should really be spending a lot more time with them so if yoda is michelangelo who. is wrong on so many levels i think in another five hundred years i think michelangelo will still be in the lead but i think this is a very interesting exhibition and that the general public will probably find it much more heists than some of the critics and that show their own academy of

marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are under siege.zehra mohsin/journal

flashpoint between russia and ukraine two months ago the comments came as germany's foreign minister heiko mosse visits moscow. more than twenty leading figures from german politics sports business and entertainment have appealed to the u.k. to abandon brecht's it the open letter appeared in today's times newspaper and among the signatories are the new head of uncle america c.d.u. party a k k as she is known under great crump current the head of germany's social democratic party and very analysis and green party leader robert harding it reads after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful should britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and in europe but britons should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door is always will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our f

model kate moss. actress kirsten dunst and pop star justin timberlake graced the covers of rankin now publishes for fashion and lifestyle magazines and has issued more than forty books of photographs he has his own studio publishing house and ad agency. his latest print project is hunger magazine which appears twice a year. and with his ambitious project rankin live the photographer shows that he can make anyone look like a cover model since two thousand and nine he shot pictures of fountains of ordinary people like here in berlin.

some of the other stories making news this hour the german foreign minister harper mosses met with u.s. secretary of state my thumb peo is berlin begins its new two year tenure on the world's united nations security council after talks in washington mosque weighed in on the u.s. and russia's nuclear arms treaty dispute calling in moscow to reveal the range of its newest weapon us. president don trump will postpone his state of the union address until after the partial government shutdown is over this fall is a stand off with house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi who denounced of the house would not provide the traditional space for that speech during the shutdown so. we european union negotiator michele barn yeah he has warned that efforts to block british prime minister treason may from delivering a no deal brecht's it will not stop britain from leaving the you drink he said of majority must back another solution to prevent a no deal. as to turkey now where human rights groups believe some seven hundred children are in prison after their mothers were convicted on what activist

chillies found mr heikal moss also stressed the importance of the irish border issue here's what he had to say. it's a vicious vicious it's important that the decision doesn't lead to a hard border between northern ireland and ireland because as we saw on the weekend that could put people on edge now. europe is a piece project and it can take steps that would reignite previously resolve conflicts. it's a very sensitive issue and therefore i can't envision that there will be major changes to it during the talks. for the very latest i'm joined from london my d.d. obvious mom to visit mother of the year hearing to resume is plan b. hinges on getting more concessions from brussels on that backstop what can you tell us. yeah her plan b. pretty much seems to be her plan a and many people here in london are quietly desperate about that fact because it seems to come from the little self-help books for politicians if you fail try again try harder and then maybe fail hard in the end because what she's going to do next week is then take this sort of revised original deal back to a parliament and s

marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it should rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are unde

marching down market street.tomiquia moss/activist- "and, uh, until a man is able to have a child, it should rest in the decision-making of women."nats- the demonstration through the city started at civic center plaza...rep. barbara lee/democrat- "do you feel the power we have?" state and local leaders holding court on stage... with a direct message for president donald trump.rep. barbara lee/democrat- "end this shutdown today. end it today." san francisco mayor london breed touting the progress being made in congress following the mid-term elections.london breed/mayor- "a record number of women -- 35 women elected to the house of representative." young girls catching onto the message of inclusion -- reverberating through the crowd.carlyn cunningham/16- year-old- "i stand with planned parenthood. i stand for equality of everyone."lola hockenberry/15-years-old- "no matter how small, you think, an impact will have, i think it's so important that you just get out and show that you're not gonna be suppressed." zehra (z-air- uh) mohsin (mo-sen) believes women journalists are unde

moss is the author of "nixon's back channel to moscow", confidential diplomacy and the taunt. here about demonic efforts by kennedy, johnson, and nixon as well as a soviet overture and hubert humphrey. the gerald r. ford presidential library hosted this hour and 15 minute event. >> to two nights engagement, we are honored to have richard moss here to speak with us about his new book, "nixon's back channel to moscow". reveals behind the scenes deliberations of nixon, advisors, and soviet counterparts. he has spent and the norma's amount of time working with the nixon tapes. you will hear some tonight

of politicians at all levels including the chancellor angela merkel of the foreign minister heikal mosse and also the president of the bundestag gun shy blip in fact there were very few politicians who were not targeted most were from chancellor merkel's conservative also from the center left social democrats and the left party the notable exception the far right f.t. the party confirmed yesterday that none of their lawmakers were affected german authorities say the government's i.t. network was not compromised and they're looking at where the information came from the intent remains unclear some politicians are demanding action but what i heard shocked me this is a grave attack on democracy in our country. there are massive problems in our digital security architecture we put tensions haven't looked off as enough in recent years can we commit to the government has gross and neglected its if you find nothing this least we have to think. this is a turning point for more of the story we're joined in story here by is of us she is an expert on cyber security currently at berlin's digital soc

foreign minister says the disputed naval passage through the cash strait is not open for shipping moss was speaking at a press conference in moscow following a meeting with his russian counterpart the seven day for all of. the said that russian president vladimir putin has accepted a proposal from a macro for german observers to monitor the passage which provides access from the black scenes in the sea of salt created imposed in november citing the threat of a full scale invasion of russia captured three best in the straightest. you're watching the news coming up ahead jim lee becomes the latest country to say it might exclude the chinese tech shop while break from its high speed five g. network but lynn says it has become sons about the national security. yet and first one business is going to have more on that story is going as other business news does to do to have been years if you can. discover. discovery with. off to one hundred years. gone.

s bigot moss has been speaking to charles walker he's a parliamentarian who supports bracks it but is very concerned about the irish question. don't worry you've been empty for almost fourteen years you've seen a lot of debates in parliament how would you describe the atmosphere at the moment if you days ahead of the historic date it could be worse could be better but of course at times of great national importance there are going to be tensions the stakes are very high so i would expect parliament to feel as it does at the moment a degree of electricity in the our radar you that the u.k. could crush out without a deal well i don't call it crashing out i mean the u.k. could could leave the e.u. without a deal not crashing out it's leaving i hope we don't leave without a dip so they could be better to have a deal but if we duly without a deal it certainly isn't the end of the world it just creates some more complexity is that collectively the u.k. and europe will have to navigate together what could the e.u. offer as a last minute concession for the deal to get through this time i don'

. >> herbie is in moss point, mississippi, democrat. >> caller: i want to address, you said these dreamers haven't broke the law because they've been here. they broke the law when they got here. laws work, walls work because we as black people, when we break the laws we're put behind walls. get donald trump that wall so he can stop those people from coming in this country that's breaking the laws. and those black leaders in the democratic party, your children are being punished as black people and being pet in jail for breaking laws. you're making excuses for these people that are breaking the laws. you yourself, you're there holding up this man from trying to get this thing in order in order to keep these people from breaking the laws. they here in this country. they broke the laws, get them out of this country. i'll solve the problem. just tell donald trump to give them six months to get out of this country and if they don't get out and we have to catch them, we'll put them on a chain gang and build a wall. >> caller, what about the dreamers who came here -- it wasn't their choice, their

claiborne moss had a sense of resentment toward sherman's men. he is telling this story in the 1930's of what happened to him as a child. he lived on a plantation 15 miles from sanders bill, georgia. when the march came through, he recognized somebody with them. a peddler. he had joined the union army and he described how he was hanging back at first because he was afraid of being recognized. when the majority of the soldiers had passed, he came back and stole everything they could lay their hands on. all the gold and silver in the house and everything they could carry. he also, claiborne moss, recalled the african-americans having to feed union officers for a night. he was angry that they did not pay for what they were fed and they took every horse and mule we had. the other thing he describes is when the marchers moved on, they took his uncle ben with them. this is the word he uses. he says they took my uncle with them. we don't know if his uncle went of his own accord or not. we don't know what his uncle thought. and saysmoscow's on this, says

of money michael moss. you know what you are going to someone just when you. enormous don't keep up a pick i'm going to find another town doesn't happen to us on the top. catalyst on . the arm of king could see them including. the plane out of the it wasn't. like they called to tell me. i mean it was time to load a good thing on which honestly i went alone. and pretty soon as. you know went to school that i know only. telling me was that i'm interested because within the. system a model. is. just like us it. was. a legal look at all my the same units as you know since arrows and those weapons were not a multilateral concept and seen as a myth i just used all of the wording there on us. so deeper to me simply no soul reaper misplayed. just correct us. take it with the enemy go yell at us in amigo that when they meet up we'll this is let me go. to this for. what i see it there is common in. that other what i. meant in which i think a book a presence is when put is like the own too. the pay they say is the plastic load of interest to own when you are. equal to on

moss in the savannah community. i understand his work will continue as he is beginning a new school. we are indeed very fortunate in savannah that roger moss has adopted his home and brought his talents. i wish you the best of luck with your new project. i yield the remapeder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized for ne minute. mr. olson: mr. speaker, 10 years and 17 days ago, i was given the honor of working for the people of texas 22 in washington, d.c., there are my bosses. and one of my bosses was born on january 30 of 1918. is name is al towns. i.s lived during world war he fought during world war ii. he started as a locally private, 22 years later, he retired as an on-6, a full bird colonel. al joined nasa and helped us go to the moon in 1969. and al's first birthday party next week, i'm sure he will share pearls

or so sue moss this is the end i cannot promise to love us really was long and we've gotten so many for that you can go back to the f.a.a. by a whisper about this man not going on why are you in the foreign office and hear no sense of what the sound made of this a muslim it's what you see it doesn't matter what i assume that those who watch the most you want to watch the locals that there are these shows are going are made you know it's still cool to mail only one haha well as usual you wait on the how hot the sun won't wait you wish you would walk just a couple stomp hand on the shot just isn't most of hydrazine up soon for sure mom can't support a family i mean how she would to sanchez this is how i be so this look with the ha ha ha so to see yet you now one of the one that will show up in what happens in about a year and can promise you from. seeing them up have them courses in court you push you choose next time you do this wildly here please let me do it now because no system should be sent down because it was needed in the community and he says that he says i am a ocean liner i do

a few years ago the villagers rallied to build this new place of worship the green moss. the. sixteen solar panels adorn the rooftop. they've been running without any hitches so it can confirm to the village leaders upon inspection. with that the most needn't rely on the regular power grid for its energy. to further spread the idea the green musk's program also includes specially claw tickle training for the in months. the project has completely changed life in the village one of the women can study in the evening and pray during ramadan we're all involved and that's why we're so proud of this project. of a hollywood. being energy self-sufficient and the mosque has become a gathering place for other activities as well. here villagers can meet for a cup of tea or attend special courses. these women are learning to read and write for the first time in their lives and. the residents of ted months built their mosque as environmentally friendly as possible energy saving insulation and l.e.d. lights included. for culture is one of the women attending the literacy classes. she shows

and scrape off the any barnacles or moss or vegetation. and get up real close and personal. and touch it and feel it. if there's cracks. or anything like that. if not we're done. if they do we'll do further investigation. >> the bridge is inspected every five years. the foundation and the bridge itself has held up well since the original construction in the 1930s. it's expected to start in march. >> the oakland a's proposed downtown boat system. sky tram along washington street. the study by the bay area found connecting downtown oakland to the water front would create a half billion tlars in revenue. in its first decade of service. mostly through sales tax. >> it has been a gorgeous afternoon. people are talking about it. it feels like spring outside. live doppler 7. it's not unusual to see a dry spell in the middle of winter. which is what we're experiencing. a lovely view from the camera. in case you're heading off this weekend to the beach and enjoy the weather the forecast looks good. saturday the sunshine with mild conditions. temperatures in santa cruz 69 in the after

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and while we tend to take credit for economic booms and too little blame for the crashes, moss analysts say that the actions have improved our economic outlook. again, a good accomplishment. got the farm bill done. got the right type of tax reform done. we strengthened our military and we are looking forward to the debates around where we go as a nation now. mething that continues to be difficult for all of us, though, is the right type of health care reform. and i'm going to venture out here and say i would assume that everybody in this body hold to these three same principles. i don't "meet the press" to speak for everyone else, but this is what we believe. we ought to be striving for three things in the right type of health care reform, lower costs, improved well-being and the protection of person. let's start there. let's not create a proxy fight over the affordable care act. let's just start there. costs, e get to lower typically for people in rural communities who are priced out and who don't get a subsidy. some of my farmers are paying as high as $40,000 for health care. you can'

one of the families that lost a ved one, and this is an initial step to try to help ther with their mossing this moment after the disaster. they annoued they will be mmission all of its -- de commission all of its dams built the same method, the so-called of string method for the storage from iron ore extraction. they say within three years and at a cost of 1.5 guilty dollars, -- $1.5 billion, they will be restored to the environment. there are other companies that operating ims brazil and these are under huge scrutiny after what happened and also whatna happened in mon just over three years ago when another such dam collapsed, causing huge environmental impact. laura: now to e chilling weather in the u.s. millions of americans are bundling up as a blast of arctic air has temperatures plummeting. life-threatening record lows are expected in the midwest as a polar vortex moved east. temperatures dropped as low as -40 degrees fahrenheit in miesota. in a joe flaccots rep -- the bbc's nada tawfik reports. steamed fog settles over lake michigan as the polar vortex gripped chicago in the generati

the reindeer have found enough fodder here in the mountains for thousands of years they can detect moss and lichens under a meter of snow. it sounds paradoxical but global warming actually makes it harder for reindeer to find food in the winter. how to head with book. right on the ground here. the snow is unusually wet you would ask you are normally the ground should be frozen. in but here you can just stick your finger in take out a chunk of soil that's not normal. in the last. as the winter days grow colder the wet snow freezes into a layer of ice as hard as concrete and seals the ground below it's impossible for the reindeer to break through the animals are at risk of starvation and now one of europe's biggest wind farms is planned right on rails alexandersson is grazing land he isn't the only one who's worried. wales wife wriston comes from a traditional sami family but their daily lives are much like those of many other no wage in families. their son the stock likes to spend his time gaming on the computer. in winter when there's hardly any daylight the alexandersson stay home a lo

john key will iraqi troops on the hunt got i'm on it i got maybe by moss that costs me it make it hot so you need to make it they will walk i've. known the last fishing in his safe oh money to avoid taking a decision on the ammo songlines the biggest investment project in the history of all mania. now he faces a stark choice that could tie the deter foreign investment or alienate the very people who put him where he is it's an uncertain time but one thing seems clear the blockade is on gang anyway. if you were looking at this from the outside you would really wonder what was going on but what he sees rice is a religion that they have an in-depth exploration of global capitalism and our obsession with economic drugs this is still the center of capitalism there is no limits i view myself as a capital artist when trying to pay for the roads smaller and smaller we don't want to be set realistic in the world we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al-jazeera february on al-jazeera we investigate the toxic legacy of south africa's mining industry and examine exactly what is hiding b

trees ensure that the water doesn't simply disappear instead it's stored by the trees root and by the moss that grows everywhere. otherwise it would evaporate far more quickly especially when the sun's shining will be carried away on the wind. in. the slower the water makes its way down from the mountains the longer it remains available in the villages in the valley all year around normally this would be the wet season but rainfall has decreased something the villages are all too aware of through. the reforestation project includes the tree nurseries managed by local people. in a modernise village to samplings and nurtured for twelve months until they're sturdy enough to be planted their survival rate has now reached almost ninety percent. eco on pays the villagers money for the trees the association itself is funded by private donations. some of the tree nurseries are now getting their own green houses in order to provide better protection for the plants and that also means new job opportunities. it's so if you pull that off with is this kind of work as hard to get out so it's a sound opp

model kate moss. actress kirsten dunst and pop star justin timberlake graced the covers ragged now publishes for fashion and lifestyle magazines and has issued more than forty books of photographs he has his own studio publishing house and ad agency. his latest print project is hunger magazine which appears twice a year. and with his ambitious project rankin line the photographer shows that he can make anyone look larger cover model since two thousand and nine he shot pictures of fountains of ordinary people like here in berlin it's an ongoing adventure which takes him around the globe. and. sometimes even famous faces and immediately recognizable in rankin's photos like icelandic singer. or top model heidi klum whether it's his celebrity portray it's all photography rankin has created many iconic images including some that will go down in history. so you have done so what you heard what would you say was perhaps the breakthrough not not one thing that a couple of things probably photographing. was a