photographer victor in the displaying photographs of white sea flora and fauna to raise awareness for wildlife or risk to climate change the artworks will remain underwater until mid april when the ice starts to melt rendering visits to the exhibition site impossible. ok there is the gleam of 3 years it's well known that the climate is changing it's a fact although it is minus 30 here today the white sea is the southernmost of all arctic sea ice it changes very fast it may happen that those creatures whose life is frozen into the ice will become extinct in the white sea in the near future. also on display in the underwater exhibition or sculptures by artist denise slaughter it really shaped objects are inspired by marine creatures living under the ice of the white sea reinterpreted to fit the artist's unique vision. some cool art to say the least of which i do stay warm over the weekend and until we meet again all the best from us here in berlin just went off you didn't. dream in your next major. talk to the fraternity. sunshine in melbourne a. road trip of. an exciting discovery in.

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in the arctic white sea artist dennis work shows some sea life which is in danger of extinction from melting as the earth heats up. your charges are with me so rob a reminder of our top stories brazil's 2nd largest city has announced its toughest measures yet to curb the spread of covert 19 restaurants and bars of rio de janeiro will close at 5 o'clock in the evening for the next week it follows days of record coronavirus deaths across the country the european union has blocked a quarter of a 1000000 crow the virus vaccines from being exported to australia the astra zeneca shipments been stopped by an e.u. export system designed to hold big pharmaceutical companies to their contracts. new zealand's been dealing with the threat of a tsunami in the past few hours following a series of large earthquakes at sea tens of thousands of people along the east coast of the north island have moved to higher ground when the hay is in the city of toronto in the north island's east coast all indications are that people in those danger areas in new zealand are heeding those warnings to get away from

in the arctic white sea artist denis law thrives work shows some sea life which is in danger of extinction from melting as the earth heats up. your charges are with me so rob a reminder of our top stories brazil's 2nd largest city has announced its toughest measures yet to curb the spread of covert 19 restaurants and bars in rio de janeiro will close at 5 o'clock in the evening for the next week it follows days of record coronavirus deaths across the country european union has bought a quarter of a 1000000 kroger virus vaccines from being exported to australia the astra zeneca shipments been stopped by an e.u. exports this.

looking down, a little tossed heap of white bubbles in the sea. the buoy was dropped from the stern, but no hand rose to seize it and the sun, having long beat upon this, had shrunken so that it filled at its every pore and the studded ironbound cast followed the sailer to the bottom. >> log 73, ship edward cary. cary winslow master. april the 12th, 1855. at 9:00 a.m. the cry of man overboard resounded throughout the ship. being in my berth at the time and hearing the noise, went on deck just as the starboard boat was going down. i jumped into her with a mate and a few others, and after pulling for some time, succeeded in reaching him as he was about to give up. he had a bucket under him, which fortunately happened to go over at the same time. >> ahab and starbuck in the cabin. starbuck, i'll not have the burdens hoisted. what will the owner say, sir? let the owners stand on nantucket beach amid the typhoons. what cares they have, owners? owners, thou art always talking about the owners, as if they were my conscience. but look, the only real owner

whiteness of the whale. melville's note -- i remember the first albatross i ever saw. it was during a pro prolonged gale in waters hard on po the antarctic seas. from my forenoon watch below i ascended to the overclouded deck and there dashed upon the main hatches i see regal feathery thing of unspot whiteness and with a hooked roman bill sub lime. in turning, asked a sailor, what bird is this? a goony, he replied. >> log 147. ship, mary mitchell. samuel joy, master and keeper. october 20th, 1835. set whale watches again. caught a porpoise and a goony and put a tally on him. log 367, ship, three brothers. joseph s. adams, master. tobias taylor, chafls coppin, keepers. january 10th, 1854, caught a goony and put a label around. marked ship, three brothers full, bound home. and let it any to the four corners. and we hope it will bring us to nantucket. >> the chase. first day. now, by reason of this timely someoning round the boat upon its axis, its bow, by anticipating was made to face the whale's head while yet unwater. but as if perceiving this strategy, moby-dick w that malicious intel residence is jens ascribed to him sidlely transplanted hi

each other and then again and again and again in late today as it was almost always the white helmet 1st on the sea a rebel propaganda and rescue group funded by the same people who put guns and missiles in militants have just so we're clear whose side the white helmets well on they operate only in territory controlled by joggers so the kurds for example wouldn't let them anywhere near their towns or with the syrian government or the syrian democratic forces for good reason this group is by all reports poison we heard at the un panel what do these that they got up to in their free time organ trafficking staged rescues and when the cameras are off a little fighting on the side they told me that while they were not affiliated to mr front despite the fact that their center was actually in a no sort of front complex the news for front headquarters where directly next door to the white house center that i visited they told while they had an era for us for a front it was very likely that every other white helmick group in syria did have a variation on us or front were led by a nurse or a front militants

and looking up they saw a falling phantom in the air, looking down a little heap of white bubbles in the blue of the sea. the life buoy, along slender cast, was dropped from the stern. but no hand rose to seize it, and the sun having long beat upon this, it slowly filled, and the parched would filled in its every pore. and the iron bound cast, followed the sailor to the bottom, as it became his pillow. it soothes but a hard one. >> logs ivan e3, ship edward kerry. carey wynne slow, master. boat stir, we innkeeper. 1855. at 9 am, the cry of man overboard was throughout the ship. the wind blowing heavy, being in my birth at the time, hearing the noise, well on deck just as it started the ball was going down. i jumped into her, with a few others, and after pulling for sometime or's, succeeded in reaching him, as he was about to give up. he had a bucket under him, which fortunately, happen to go over at the same time. >> ahab and starbucks in the cabin. starbucks, i will not have this hoisted. >> will the owners say sir. let the at them stand up. what cares they have. owners. owners, there are not always gr

looking up they saw falling phantom in the air, and looking down a little tossed heap of white bubbles in the blue of the sea. the life buoy, along slender cast, was dropped from the stern. but no hand rose to seize it and his son having long be upon this cast and the parched would filled its every, poorly iron downcast followed the sailor to the bottom, as if to yield him his pillow, though in soothe not a hard one. >> log seven the three, ship edward carry. carry when slow master. joseph p wray boats terror journal keeper. 1855, april the 12th. at 90 am, the cry of man overboard was heard throughout the ship. the wind blowing heavy, the boats were lashed up and the oars on deck. being in my birth at the time and hearing the noise, i went on deck just as the starboard boat who is going down. i jumped into her with a maid and a few others, and after pulling for oars sometime succeeded in reaching him as he was about to give. up he had a bucket under him, which fortunately happened to go over at the same time. >> a habit and starbucks in the cabin. steyer back, i'll not have the burdens hoisted! >> what will

these paintings and sculptures have been lowered into the white sea — to take a look, you will need scubafair for the next couple of days. largely high—pressure bringing dry, settled conditions, a bit of sunshine coming through. a fair amount of cloud in general. but it will continue to feel quite chilly out there today. that is all down to the fact that we have got a cold air mass with us at the moment, so the blue colours showing that cold air mass. there has been a weak cold front working its way south overnight and through the course of the morning. we will continue to see the winds coming in from a north or north—easterly direction for many of us. quite breezy through the english channel, particularly towards the channel islands. the odd isolated shower. just one or two isolated light showers around the east coast of england as well, perhaps in lincolnshire, there could be a flake of snow in the north pennines and southern plans. but most places looking predominantly dry. some sunshine for scotland, down towards the south—east of england as well. temperatures about five to 8 degrees

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i've asked the white house for more information about how that will work. sea that's amazing. thank you. >>> looking live now at the city of oakland that stands to get more than $190 million thanks to the american rescue plan. the mayor says that cash on the way is crucial. >> call your councilmember and urge them to use this money to restore the police services that we have had to cut. the parks and library workers that we had to cut. we can now bring them back and open those facilities under the red tier. sea oakland is facing a $3 million shortfall. the federal funding will go a long way. >> there are still challenges ahead. >>> still had, a search for a coyote that is attacking people in contra costa county. tonight neighbors will sleep a little easier. >>> a dui kills of five people including children. what made this crash on survivable? >>> getting back on the gridiron. we are live with the long- awaited return of high school football. >>> better late than never, a beautiful night out there. clear skies, not a cloud in the sky. more coming up in the forecast. i'm made to

former villages like bins developed into fashionable baltic sea spas with their magnificent villas near the beach. their gleaming whitewooden decorations are typical of the architecture associated with seaside resorts. in 1870 bins had a total of 80 vacationers nowadays you can add over half a 1000000 to that but in winter i can barely imagine what this must look like in summer. because as you can see in the low season things are just like back in the day no people no hustle and bustle just perfect if you're looking for some peace and quiet . will now take a giant leap from the baltic sea down to the swiss all star video blogger steve heymans and a fellow globe trotter paid a visit to the world famous winter sports resort of lowe's and from the look of it they spent their entire time on skis gates and they are christians.

the winners and losers were, the best of the sunshine further west, the white mass at the low cloud and fog lingering on the north sea coast. more of it returns overnight with this light south—easterly feet of moist air coming in off the north sea. that low cloud and fog is fairly widespread first thing tomorrow morning. it looks likely again that western scotland, north—west england and western areas are seeing more sunshine as the fog blows back. where it lingers there is temperatures could be disappointing. highs of 14 likely through the afternoon. then we could see some showers arriving on wednesday. down into the south—west they will drift steadily northwards across south wales and then through the m4 corridor as we go through the morning. drierand brighterslots morning. drier and brighter slots and morning. drierand brighterslots and western fringes seeing more in the way of sunshine. dodge the showers and keep son in the south east and we could see temperatures peaking at around 14 or 15. it is a different story further north with a colder feel two things, temperatures struggling at five or 7 degrees. it is th

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. >> i've meet never seen so many whining white man calling themselves victims as i saw ove the weekend at seak. these are all people that think they have a huge grievance from a position of significant privilege. >> i must say, am increasingly embarrassed to be a white male these days. to get it's funny to watch claire mccaskill who routinely flies in private planes call other people privileged. after killing civilians and massive legal surveillance, he is ashamed of the single thing he has no control over, he is dna. what's going on here? this is what they were forward to as a process of covers ring you're actual sin by erasing your sin over things that aren' sins at all like how you were born. that's what corporate america does every day. you notice, for black lives matter, may be john brennan ope noticing you won't be one of th dumbest and most he has somehow retained his federal security clearance. how did that happen? john brennan doesn't want to talk about a. he'd rather talk about racism. they all would. that's it for us tonight, it will be back tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. the sworn en

the biden administration in his first major public speech since leaving the white house coming during the final day of the seaacked convention in orlando florida trump using the event to chart the course for the republican party in the upcoming 2022 midterms and beyond but the former president's presence is still causing a divide inside the gop. kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure brings us the latest. >>o c pac do you miss me former president donald trump returned to the spotlight for the first time since leaving the white house and told supporters he and his america first movement are here to stay it is far from being over trump said he will not form a separate party that would split the vote and keep the gop from dominating the midterm elections our security our prosperity and our very identity as americans is at stake for republicans just lost the white house and senate. and although they picked up 15 seats in the house, they are still the minority but on cbs face the nation ronna mcdaniel the republican national committee chair said voters still view trump as the future of their party overw

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him last month and help the party we take the senate and the white house you can tell what the republican talking points are by looking at sea packs agenda their immigration guns cancel culture and a fairly new addition this year election integrity the question is do republicans really want donald trump to still be involved in the party and does his presence help the party win elections joining me to figure this out is jason miller fresh off a plane after attending the c pac conference in orlando florida jason was part of trump selection campaign in 2016 and he's been if izing him ever since welcome to our socially distant studio jason you're my 1st guest on on stage of the year so great to be with you let me just ask i want to play a sound bite for you of donald trump talking about perhaps the next election actually as you know they just lost the white house but one of those. who knows. i may even decide. to beat them for a 3rd time ok. so to me jason sometimes i misread things but is that his declaration that he's going to run in 2024 absolutely not now obviously i'm biased working for the president haven't been on both hi

sea world and six flags. online betting stocks lower now. >> during today's white house covid briefing, cdc director made emotionalging every one to continue to wear a mask and social distance. >> we have so much to look forward to >> she has a sense of impending doom because of the up tick in cases is a warning sign that another surge is coming. >> we have so much to look forward to, so much promise and potential of where we are and so much reason for hope, but right now i'm scared i know what it's like as a physician to stand in that patient room, gowned, gloved, m masked, shielded and to be the last person to touch someone else's loved one because their loved one couldn't be there. i'm speaking today not necessarily as your cdc director and not only as your cdc director but as a wife, a mother and daughter to ask you to hold on a little while longer i so badly want to be done i know you all so badly want to be done. we're just almost there but not quite yet. >> tonight on the news, the latest on the center expanding eligibility for the covid vaccine. john, back to you. >> thank you >>> despite suffering some bi

hurrying or the flood and waves were white below no more shall feel the victors trend or know the conquered knee the harpies of the shores shall pluck the eagle of the sea. all better that her shattered hulk should sink beneath the wave her thunders shook the mighty deep and there should be our grave. on to the master. holy flag set every thread-bear sail and give her to the god of storms the lightning and the gale. we are presently in the office of the chief medical examiner for the state of maryland the ocme of maryland located in baltimore statewide agency, and these are the nutshell studies of unexplained death. which were made in the 1940s between 1943 and 1948 by francis glasner lee who is the mother of forensic science francis glistenerly is the really the only woman to make a major contribution to the field of forensic science. but what she did was absolutely revolutionized everything. and everything that we come to know in a csi type crime scene investigation whether in popular culture and television movies or in real life. is all due to francis glistenerly and what she did at harvard university in boston. they're all based on real cases. she s

red hat, white polo, slacks that seem to be rising faster than the sea level.e with pillow man when he really should have befriended the untuck it guy. see how much more comfortable he looks? but no, trump would rather wander around his own resort like a lost grandpa who is supposed to be watching the kids at the mall. "we do have reports of a couple of kids playing keep away with a glow-in-the-dark dildo at spencer's gifts. does that sound like your grandkids? "that does sound like them, yes. his business and finance is apparently in even worse shape his net worth fell by $700 million during his presidency the manhattan d.a.'s investigation of his business and tax returns is intensifying. and his mar-a-lago resort just partially closed so they could use it as a pop-up vaccination center wait no, i read that wrong. it closed due a covid outbreak my god, covid follows this guy like a rain cloud following daffy duck his rallies, the white house, now mar-a-lago he's like walking covid test if you're ever, you know, in physical proximity to donald trump, you should

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the white house will evaluate data on a week by week basis expect a sea change in policy around mid may when vaccines are widely available >> kayla tausche thank you. dr. peter hotez now. co-director at texas children's hospital doctor, as always, thank you how concerned are you about this uptick in cases in the country should americans be worried in any way about the possibility of another shutdown at some point like we're seeing in european nations? >> well, we are seeing a pretty sharp increase in states like michigan, new york, new jersey, rhode island exactly what the basis of it is we don't know. we were concerned it could be the rise of the b.1.1.7 variant that we've been saying is going to cause an up tick and it may finally now be happening this is what we're looking at right now. the key now is to vaccinate ahead of variants. >> it got heated on the hill senator rand paul and dr. fauci had a bit of a face-off over the need more masks and vaccinations. >> you've been vaccinated and you parade around in two masks for show. >> no. let me just state for the record that masks are n

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sea with the senkakus. china went out and made the problem bigger. charles: this morning the whitefirmed john kerry wilt join his china counterpart in the minute teary of climate action set up by china. how worried are you the china will give the biden administration some flimsy concession on climate and the administration looks the other way in all the more aggressive disruptive behavior? >> that is certainly a concern many people have. you know, john kerry has said, well he is not going to make concessions in other areas in order to get a climate deal. but you know that has really been what china has demanded in the past. you know, the biden administration officials say look, we're going to cooperate on areas where there is common ground. we'll oppose on others. beijing said no, you can't adopt that position. either you're with us on everything, you're with us on nothing. i'm afraid the biden team is going to compromise on things that it shouldn't. charles: you know we talked about these disputed areas in the south of china sea, but i read a piece by neil ferguson, suggesting tha

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coastline, the sea spin up the moisture now and that moisture numerous lightning seen in that throughout the day and that is now beginning to make its way on shore and see all the white tops of those clouds getting the idea just how cold it is well, so certainly plenty of lightning up being popping up around the bay area or at least off the coastline. some of those strikes likely to move on shore for tonight, you see that band that is just moving on shore that had been producing numerous lightning strikes would be surprised seymour that on the way to you for a closer look now you can definitely see that heavy rain making its way in toward half moon bay. it is really coming down there now so the cells that were just off the coastline. a few moments ago bring some heavy rainfall there and that will be how it's going to shape up throughout the night tonight it is going to be a very very quick moving storm on and off hit miss throughout the night tonight, stay here on kron 4 will keep you updated all night long. >>thank you big story we have been following on capitol hill, the house expected to take up the senate version of the latest coronavirus relief package that coul