the list of people praising her and offering their transit atlantic. they use was long tonight. we take a realistic look at the legacy of uncle a miracle, a friend of america. she will be missed by many in the us, but not by all. i'm brit, gulf and berlin. this is the day the things that i want to talk about is the dorian friendship, is a chance or has been so responsible for natalie down. she is seen as the stalwart anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship. the cooperation between the united states, jeremy, is strong. i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic germany. i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than in germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relationship. the also coming up more than 45 people lost their lives today in some of the most severe flash flooding western germany has seen in decades and ocean away chancellor america was made aware of the unfolding tragedy. for the altar. 2 places are experiencing the catastrophe. one cou

the atlantic partnership under your chance to ship the friendship and cooperation between germany, united states has grown stronger and stronger. and i'm looking forward to celebrating more at our dinner this evening, but today was very much a working and our washington bureau chief in this policy join me now. she is just coming out of that press conference. good afternoon to you. so let's talk about, there was a lot that they discussed, obviously in this one on one. what would you say is the most important message that both leaders wanted to convey in this press conference was complicated and we are out here together side by side. we as germany and we as united states to face all these challenges, i think that was the main message sprang that was a warm meeting in the beginning. joe biden addressed his deep condolences to america and to, to the german people because of this because talk to talk catastrophe which had happened there. you saw to kind of tired leaders, but both of them really wanted to show that germany and tonight, states are back together again. and i was struck listening

how would you define the atlantic? which colonies do you consider mid atlantic? i know virginia is considered southern in some aspects, but probably more mid atlantic. what are your thoughts? >> i think if i was to be absolutely 100%, you know, very geographically strenuous about this, i would say pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware. maryland, you know, western maryland i think has a lot more in common with pennsylvania whereas eastern maryland -- the chesapeake is, at least in the 18th century, more in common with the south. again with virginia, certainly the tidewater is culturally, politically, economically the south. the area that i was discussing, hampshire county across the mountains i would say culturally is much more in tune with pennsylvania, with western maryland. that's where these settlers are coming through. that's where their economic and cultural ties are to. you know, i kind of use that as a broad term just to kind of how can i best define this tiny little area instead of western maryland, western virginia. the mid atlantic is a broader region. i c

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. china has little to do with the north atlantic. it's important that we don't scatter ourselves and that we don't bias our relationship with china. we should avoid distracting nato, which already has many challenges. do you agree with him? the china as a distraction for nato? i agree with what our lead us all our leaders, including the fresh president, the german chancellor, the american president, the president romania. they all agreed on the language in our final communicating. nobody was forcing countries either way when he motion immediately afterwards. it's important that we find ourselves. i'm bias our relation just fine. china. that's fine. we can use that to be a regional organization by un sanders. we are your atlantic organization where the rise of china is a global thing. oh, okay. the language that also beijing has criticize. you know, if i don't communicate, he's a lighter than the you language on china. and he will language on china, official language of you on china that they see china is a systemic rival. ok. i think

what's it like being in the middle of the atlantic on a ship like this? you know, it gives you a lot of time to think and a lot of time to to reflect upon what you do as during the rest of the time that you're ashore and it's also an opportunity to get to know the group that's aboard the community that forms of board of ship is really fascinating to watch it evolve and to and to find the the understanding that people come to the ad people aboard to how how you're going to run the ship and how you're going to work with each to make it to make it. an enjoyable experience and it does that we've created a strong bond strong friendships that i know will last for a very long time. we had some. gusts but not so strong only 30 to 35 knots and the strongest part was 45 knots. but only short at that time everybody was so excited. oh, yeah. okay. that's good fight. let's go to that was great. great. yes. hey everybody. no, there were no women about the original ship. i know they used to be women on. ships that we're going through cape horn with wives actually, but t

how would you define mid-atlantic? which colonies do you consider mid-atlantic. virginia is considered southern in some aspects. but probably more mid atlantic. what are your thoughts on that? travis: oh man. if i was to be 100% very geographically strenuous about this, i would say definitely pennsylvania, new jersey, delaware, maryland. maryland. western maryland has a lot more in common with pennsylvania whereas eastern maryland is closer -- the chesapeake is in the 18 century more in common with the south. again with virginia, certainly the tidewater is very much culturally politically, economically the south. the area i was discussing, hampshire county, out across the mountains, i would say culturally is much more in tune with western maryland and pennsylvania. that is where the settlers are coming through. that is where a lot of their economic and cultural ties are, too. you know, i kind of use that is -- as a broad term just to kind of, how can i best to find this tiny little area in western maryland and western virginia? but the mid-atlantic is a broader r

adam su -- adam serwer of "the atlantic" is a terrific writer and an honest one. i don't always agree with his ideas but i know he is going to play it straight, think hard and write well, and those are qualities i admire. in some ways, political disagreement is less important than admiration for a writer as a writer. i wish we had more of that, but we seem incapable of admitting that we like someone's work if we disagree with their politics. thomas: i blame social media for that, in so many ways. this is from another anonymous -- do you think there is anything potentially positive about nationalism that can be used in the 21st century? or has that well been completely poisoned by trump's spin? george: here is another word i would take back. not nationalism, which has the connotation of aggression, maybe hatred, violence, exclusion, but patriotism, which doesn't mean beating down other countries and forcing our way on them and chanting usa, usa. patriotism, i think of it as an extension of family loyalty, similar to the love and loyalty of my family which, no matte

first i want to say that section of the book was excerpt in the atlantic. it did justice to that section. but it did not do justice to the whole book. you should say that notion of the four americans this is not try to capture the whole country. a lot of people are left out. these are the dominant narratives. almost by definition going to leave out for the most part working-class people who do not have the clout in the capitol to influence the narratives that drive us. i try to find a narrative that does not leave them out. but these four have a chronology. free america comes in the 70s and 80s that's reagan's america. it's consumer capitalism on steroids. and it is negative freedom produce the freedom of leave me alone so i can make money. get the government out of my life. i began the sense of limited government took a turn tried anti- feeling. while it certainly prosperity in some areas and freed up people from the 70s and also grade massive inequality and corporate monopolies in disempowered workers, destroyed the union movement and what's left of it. i

but a bit more cloud dragged in by a wind off the atlantic across northern and western parts of scotland. a lot fresher here from the northern isles to the hebrides, only around 1a to 17 celsius and a few bits of rain. that's also true for the northern coast of northern ireland. further inland towards the east and south, it is hot. in fact, temperatures could hit 30 degrees in hull, sheffield and gloucester. in london, around the high 20s and the high mid 20s expected across the south coast. lots of hot sunshine for the british grand prix as well both on saturday and sunday. we could also get very close to 31 celsius. the uv levels are also high across england and the south of england. elsewhere across the country, they are high and not quite so high it where it is cool and cloudy in western scotland. the cloudier conditions will continue through the night across scotland and northern ireland. and actually by the end of the night, it could turn quite murky and drizzly around some of the coasts and the far north—west of the uk. elsewhere a clear night and balmy. temperatures no lower than

during the golden age, it been panel of medicine spread across the atlantic world and beyond. as the process of knowledge transfer was revolutionized, one reason knowledge spread. so effectively throughout the atlantic empire was because it suddenly became much easier to produce and copy text. the flemish scholars had adopted the chinese technology of paper making and paper is much cheaper to produce and use the parchment of a pirate. an important aspect of this is kelly graffiti off of handwriting. so i've come to meet a colleague of to tell me all about the news. what actually kind of stuff and method and philosophy, the heavy, this nami in the counties time. we do have critical coming in or not about the philosophy and if you could let us know about him, i wasn't really thinking we had this on on, on some i'm sorry, we're playing tonight a lot of him, but he has said it has the vehicle and highlight and then you'll see a couple of tickets. you've got the, the mash some a little harder. well, this isn't the chinese paper was durable, lighter and more easily bound into books

but, you know, the mid-atlantic is a broader region. i certainly wouldn't call all of virginia or maryland at this time mid-atlantic. >> right, i have one question coming up. i will get to then a second. let me ask you, a generic, broad question. you mentioned what happens to some of these men after claypool's rebellion. up there and it frederick seven. and some of them go back you said -- you don't think about it today. you think either british, patriot, whip, a loyalist, and the complexities of the situation just highlights the fact that the civil war aspect, right, it's basically a civil war in many aspects. if you don't know this, travis, i'm putting on the spot, it's okay. how many of these loyalists do you think when the war was over, the united states was created, how many of them do you think actually could leave and go to canada, go somewhere else? just refusing to stay here, just sleep, what do you think? >> as far as the men involved and the two episodes? >> that or in general. in general. it's hard to answer but in general.

the atlantic partnership under your chancellor ship, the friendship and cooperation between germany, united states has grown stronger and stronger. and i'm looking forward to celebrating more at our dinner this evening. but today was very much a working and our washington bureau chief in this policy join me now. she is just coming out of that press conference. good afternoon to you. so let's talk about, there was a lot that they discussed, obviously in this one on one. what would you say is the most important message that both leaders wanted to convey in this press conference? the world complicated, and we are out here together side by side we as germany and we as united states to face all of these challenges. i think that was the main message brand. it was a warm meeting in the beginning, a joe biden addressed his deep condolences to america and to the german people because of this because taught us catastrophe which had happened there. you saw to kind of tired leaders, but both of them really wanted to show that germany and the united states are back together again. and i was struc

it's favored multilateral stability, over bold moved and the trans atlantic relationship. it's also been one the seen, a number of areas of disappointment to foreign policy experts that really urine for merkel to step away from this vandal to handle this, this re all politic approach when it comes to authoritarian nations. in particular, in the past several years. in the case of russia, in china, and in the case of nordstrom to so that's really what we see this today. and remember, brent, this project was announced 7 years ago in the shadow of rushes, illegal in face of premier and aggression eastern ukraine. an uncle of merkel has, has stood by this project no matter any of the aggressive threshold the kremlin. it's cross from cyber attack to the poisoning and imprisonment of electing a volney to extra duty shall killings in berlin to election interference, aggressive, military fostering, et cetera, et cetera. the chancellor would not even consider withdrawing or political support . 4 and 4 doors, string to you as a tool to at least try to get put into rethink his malign

forecasters say it will move out to the atlantic by friday.d defunding the police and wants to defund the entire homeland security department. >> we must eliminating funding for cpp, ice and dhs. they further continue to terrorize migrant communities. we to carlos jimenez says her comments wally hurt democrats. >> he wants open borders, to open all the jails, to defund the police, she wants chaos in america, that is why hispanics are rejecting the democrat message. todd: she says every agency tasked with protecting our borders should be defunded because they don't, quote, humanely guide migrants through the system. jillian: early for independence day? a self-described earth watchmen spots what appears to be a fleet of ufos near the international space station on july 3rd. >> this is a screen grab from the international space station, unknown object traveling with the space station above planet earth. >> the objects could be seen hovering a circle on nasa's live feed. no word from as on what they could be but they are coming for you. todd: what

once they're ready, the amenities will swim off into the atlantic in the service. the result you might want to call me when we released the animals. they're given a gps belt that allows us to track them. most one of them is already fitted with a belt to try it out. god is based on the data transmitted to us. we'll be able to see where the animal is, how far it winds out into the, see if it finds enough food, and whether it's joined up with other manatee, a lot of my country. but this allows the team to see whether the many years of care pays off. if one more of this endangered species survives in the seas of brazil. mm. beautiful coast naturally also the attract tourists. small example, show that tourism and animal conservation can go together. the journey to the so that takes visitors out on this boat to where the seek house a year ago. the fisherman didn't know a lot about the animals, apart from the fact that his parents once hunted and ate them. the day i just was the, when the coven pandemic started, i was still a fisherman, but i was selling less and less fis

after their journey across the atlantic. some of them travel all the way to the west coast of africa. mm. oh, he just said he would recognize his old friends even without they've had me every one of these people who have dedicated their lives to the brazilian coast and the creatures has a unique perspective on what they're doing. really not valuable. and i used to eat turtle, and today they give me work and a salary to live with aladdin. nobody got me. so i would like sea turtle to feel at home in their habitat again. and at some stage that the no longer be one of the endangered species. that is my mission, live the funding. we can't afford to think that we have permanently solve these problems. our work for the environment has to go on that if we don't grant that, we need to protect the world, we are just marking time. sometimes human kind is hard to bear, even for us, humans among the the because he's broken and no time rec, making linda's legal history. he has no intention of stopping robert live in dusky. how did it all

after their journey across the atlantic. some of them travel all the way to the west coast of africa. mm. oh, he just said he would recognize his old friends, even without me every one of these people who has dedicated their lives to the brazilian coast and screeches has a unique perspective on what they're doing. i'm not valuable and i used to eat turtle. and today they give me work and a salary to live with me. so i would like sea turtle to feel at home in their habitat again. and at some stage that they'll no longer be want to be endangered species. that is my mission. i am a live the we can't afford to think that we have permanently solve these problem guys, our work for the environment has to go on you. if we don't grasp that, we need to protect the world. we are just marking time. sometimes human kind is hard to bear, even for us humans among the news news the me oh, the me the me ah, the, the news . this is the w news. why the from berlin tonight the u. k. prime minister tells his country we have to learn to live with

it's economic prosperity in euro atlantic future every year. the same message from the us from europe, year after year. why are you not doing better on this front? well, 1st we're doing it for ourselves, not for the sake of support, but you're not doing it. you're doing, you're not doing it until you're not getting to grips with well, you on your, your, your, your, your, your either misinformed or exaggerating. it was under the president of the under the president zelinski. the anti corruption court finally started functioning the ukraine, and it was a very long battle to set up the court and make it operational. unfortunately, the previous president did not allow that to happen. president lensky did, and he does not interfere in the operations of the court when the constitutional court of ukraine and other by the judicial system, tries to destroy an anti corruption reform. it was the president who stepped in immediately. and then if he was followed by the government and the parliament who restored parts of critical legislation that was declare

a farewell visit to washington, both through strain trans, atlantic relations. but there is no agreement with president joe biden and how to deal with russia and china. mourners grieve over the shocking deaths of a dutch crime reported gun down in broad daylight. is family say he breathed new life into cold case with awe and warm welcome to viewers around the world and michael locus, more than 100 people are known to have died in the worst flooding in western germany. in decades, hundreds more remained unaccounted for. several villages have been evacuated because engineers fear a dam could collapse. president and frank vault or stein meyer says the situation remains grave. this is time to talk good. it is a tragedies and so many have lost their lives. this must be present, it leaves me stun dimension on many people in our country. feel for those who are grieving for their loved ones on the hill colon committed in. i'd like to express my sympathy to those families in my thoughts with them. the suffering touches my heart. first missions hats in areas where the flo

and about the transit atlantic relationship. of course we're waiting for her to go to the white house and meet with president joe biden a little later. for now, we're going to have to leave it there. thank you so very much. it's for reporting from the white house aren't let's every to see now with some of the other stories making headlines around the world. top dutch crime reporter peter or the fries have died of gunshot wounds after being shot in a busy street in amsterdam. more than a week ago, he was the confident of confidant of a key witness and a drug trial. 2 suspects have been arrested. turkey is marking the 5th anniversary of a field military coup, some 250 people died and thousands were injured when a military faction tried to ask the president, as we think political crank down and mass arrest followed lebanese, that politician say, then how do you read says he's abandoned efforts to form a government and deepening political crisis. in 11 on mister hetty was asked by the parliament to form a cabinet back in october. he

now in fact, a show has been a middle east foreign policy walk at nato's think tank the atlantic council, which is the de facto brains of nato. and takes funding from the military alliance, as well as from the u. s. government. the u. s. military, middle eastern dictators, ships all the western governments, big tech companies and weapon manufacturers. but that's not all. here is some of their past and present board of directors. war criminal, henry kissinger, war criminals, colon pal, and conduct the rice, retired general wesley clark. david portray, is mad dog mad. scowcroft and 7 count them 7, former c i a directors through apparently you have to be a war criminal to just be on the board. if you haven't gotten drunk off, virgin blood in a basement wearing a robe and donnie darko mask then don't even bother applying. don't even apply for 2 years just before taking over at red, it sure was deputy director of the atlantic council. middle east strategy task force, but maybe you think she somehow stumbled into that position and didn't realize you had to support american military destruction

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it's economic prosperity in euro atlantic future every year. the same message from the us from europe, year after year. why are you not doing better on this front? well, 1st we're doing it for ourselves. not for the sake of support. when you're not doing it, you're doing, you're not doing it until you're not getting to grips with well, you on your, your, your, your, your, your either misinformed or exaggerating. it was under the president of under the president zelinski. the anti corruption court finally started functioning the ukraine, and it was a very long battle to set up the court and make it operational. unfortunately, the previous president did not allow that to happen. president zalinski did, and he does not interfere in the operations of the court when the constitutional court of ukraine and other body of our judicial system tried to destroy an anti corruption reform. it was the president who stepped in immediately. and then if he was followed by the government and the parliament who restored parts of critical legislation that was decl

the south and mid-atlantic now cleaning up. >>> and in the west, the extreme drought expanding. one town running out of water. temperatures approaching 130 this weekend. what people are now being asked to do. >>> a strong earthquake felt across california and nevada unleashing boulders, scattering them across the highway. what experts are saying about the quake. >>> a major new headline in the fight against covid-19. what pfizer is now revealing about how long its vaccine will last. the cdc already issuing a response. >>> new overnight, what we have learned about the american arrested in connection with the assassination of haiti's president and the charity the suspect set up in florida. >>> and new research on your morning coffee. the best time to drink it for b. >>> and later, history at the national spelling bee. the inspiring new champion who at 14 already owns three world records for her other remarkable talents. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm zohreen shah. mona is off. >> i'm andrew dymburt. we begin with extreme weather from coast to coast. here in the northeast t

atlantic. it's important that we don't scatter ourselves and that we don't bias our relationship with china. we should avoid distracting nato, which already has many challenges. do you agree with him? the china as a distraction for nato? i agree with what our lead us all our leaders, including the french president, the german chancellor, the american president, the president, romania, they all agreed on the language and finally communicating nobody was forcing those countries even when he motion did something immediately afterwards. it's important that we, that's why i thought, i'm biased, our relation just fine. china. that's fine. we can huge to be a regional organization by un sanders. we are your atlantic organization by the rise of china is a global thing. oh, okay. the language that also beijing has criticize, you know, if i don't communicate is it is, is lighter than the language on china. and he will language on china, official language, a view on china that they see china is a systemic

penalty mandatory to people who have vaccines, something really radical, they wouldn't notice, "the atlantic" would've just nodded but saying something like that throws them insane.sa why? >> it actually hit a nerve. these peoplee recognize they are unhappy. they live in one bedroom apartments in new york city, claimed their entire lives to win a status game. obsessed with their jobs, obsessed with their wealth and their fortunes, they look at middle america, people who are actually pretty happy with their lives and the choices they've made and they hate normal

is in effect the coast of north carolina, virginia before forecasters say it will move out to the atlantic friday. jillian: fox news alert police killing four suspect and arresting two others in the assassination of haiti's president, the police officers got into a gunfight with the assailants, three officers were held hostage but have since been freed. none of the suspect has been identified. they were shot and killed after calm. the first lady was hurt. she was given into a hospital in south florida where she's receiving treatment. the attack comes amid political and economic instability in haiti and the rise in gun violence. todd: a milestone in the coronavirus pandemic which according to johns hopkins university more than 4 million people have died from covid 19 worldwide. the united states has the highest number of deaths with 606,000 followed by brazil and india. the white house estimate 160 million americans will be fully vaccinated by the end of the week. >> donald trump taking big tech to court suing the ceos of facebook, twitter and google accusing them of wrongful censorship and

before this but i didn't know her name. >> you said the atlantic isn't your cup of tea. as a news outlet the atlantic is abominable, horrible journalists and often horrible people. what did they do to your cheerios? >> i did use some flyer and color but i went through a couple of stories where they were arguing really against i think ultrasounds because they lead to few abortions even if you are pro-choice i don't know why you want more abortions. pro choice i understand but wanting more is repulsive to me. they argue for a chinese model in the government which is another theme in the book the influence over the media but they want a piece arguing for a chinese model of censorship which i know you have to see why i would be appalled coming from a major american publication. >> talk about that more using bloomberg asup an example how is corporate media in the united states bowing to the chinese sensors? >> this is something seen through a lot of elements in the book and i paint a broad picture of how outlets do major business in china at this point and knowing for people

he's written over a dozen books including one of the five best books of the year by the atlantic. this october pegasus books will release his study, "the black man's president: abraham lin on the, frederick douglass and the quest for racial justice." now let's hear from michael burlingame. thank you for joining us today. >> before i begin my remarks, i would like to thank the archives for letting me participate in this series. over the years i've spent many ours in the archives conducting lincoln research, and this is relevant for the book i'm talking about today within the records of the committee on -- [inaudible] there's a great deal of information about how -- was done at the white house indicating that it was not always above board, and it was was -- see official documents about what was really going on. so i'm very grateful to the archives for superbing these records and making them so easily available to scholars like myself. okay, enough said. let's talk about the book. abraham lincoln was apparently one of those men who -- as an oxymoron. a contradiction in terms. during

around the top of the area of high pressure, winds are coming in from the atlantic. drag in more cloud and a little more drizzle. the cloud in northern ireland will tend to break up and will get sunshine coming in across other parts of scotland. lots of sunshine and light winds across england and wales. temperatures continuing to climb up to around 27 or 28 degrees. temperatures in scotland and northern ireland probably not changing too much at this stage. as we head into that second half of the weekend, we'll see more cloud coming down across scotland and northern ireland, perhaps into northern england. a change of air mass which will drop the temperatures. lots of sunshine for the southern half of the uk. temperatures here could reach 29 or 30 degrees. you can see those lower temperatures as you head further north. as we head into the beginning next week, maybe one or two showers. but on the whole, a lot of dry weather once again. but that cooler air in the north will be pushing its way further south. this is bbc news, the headlines: record rainfall in parts of eur

the data says there are insufficient search and rescue operations in the mediterranean and on the atlantic route to the canary islands. let's talk to andrea garcia. she's a data analyst for the missing migrant projects of the international organization for migration, she joins us from berlin and re garcia. this idea of ghost ship rex break that down for me. what does that mean? yes. hi. thank you. and little shape red basically mean that we know we might believe that both departed, but it disappeared afterwards. so someone know that the people departed maybe as or maybe someone that witnessed it, but then no one knows what happened to them. they completely disappear, that the so unfortunately, that means that most probably people have died at the however, the numbers are incredibly difficult to, to document and to know the real numbers that does that mean the, the ships have gone down because a foul play or bad weather or perhaps a combination of that yeah, it really depends on the shade but it and on the road, especially on the fact that route to the country, people get lost that be becau

in fresh or atlantic airand push the which will drag in fresh or atlantic air and push the hot air towardsunderstorms and they can bring an awful lot of rainfall in a short space of time and that's to come this weekend, saturday and sunday especially across the southern half of the uk. something to bear in mind.

we're in the middle of the atlantic, north atlantic. we're in the faroe islands.ifferent islands. they're part of denmark, but they're their own country. 49 000 people live here, in the faroe islands. everyone seems to know everyone. it's a very small, close-knit community. on this specific island, there are four adults and four kids. lots of animals: 450 sheep. they have sheep

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