the drawings and watercolor he made that winter led ultimately to his monumental painting the gulf streamas mortal themes central to his work. he created the famous contrasting pendants of the herring net and the fog in which he sets a fruitful harvest of small fish that a pair of men catch close to shore against an uncertain outcome. as a solitary figure pursues large fish far out at sea, a potential loss his own life. a third painting made after two is distinct from them, but related in tied very closely to gloucester to its hero howard blackburn. it is such an important monument of american culture that over the last 24 years it has never left dining room of its owner. this person whose contract with me allowed publication the picture only i pledged, among other things, never to include its photograph. a talk like this, or even to name it, much less name that person. but the story is in the book of how and why homer created this profound meditation on life, hope, death and fear fear. homer returned to gloucester in the summer of 1885, probably of all to work on that picture. but anothe

got to the point where the gulf stream grabbed me. >> tucker: incredible. people or any age go through this and face death and survival. are you making resolutions? >> definitely, going to try to figure out what i can do. i'm very grateful that i'm still here. >> tucker: unimaginable. thank you so much for joining us today. it's hard to believe in the middle of the worse drug epidemic in our city, the biden administration will be promoting more drug use. they are opening drug markets in big cities. they call them safe injection sites they evenly sent crack pipes to crack addicts. they haven't encouraged addicts to stop using drugs. she's trying to change that. she's co-founder mothers against drug death. jackie, it's great to see you. can you just in the clearest terms, give us your message for the biden administration in the face of this. >> my message for the bidden administration is to not allow safe injection or safe consumption sites in the united states. to spend more money or more resources on addiction and recovery services. we keep -- in the united

the gulf stream is already developed here.avlik's personal rehabilitation program is highly anticipated in moscow in january. if we all help, first of all, he undergoes an examination, then treatment and a course of rehabilitation. this is an exercise therapy lesson, massages , speech therapists, defectologists, neuropsychologists, and physiotherapy, everything you need to pick up to him the rotation of an individually charitable foundation. the gulfstream asks the viewers of our channel to help pavlik's family, the amount is not very large. 80.000 rub. but this money will allow the boy not to lose the skills he has already acquired ; it is 100 times more difficult for a mother from donbass, which is under shelling, to socialize faster than it is for someone to put their special child on their feet. aleksey ivlev. valery kozhin valery yegorov ekaterina kovalchuk ntv television lugansk people's republic during the new year holidays, 1,000 russians faced a problem. what to do with gifts that turned out to be unnecessary, but thr

100 pounds a week by hunting for food in the forest and making drinks at home, thanks to the warm gulf stream , feed themselves in the forest, you can even in winter on the net there are a lot of conquering guides that you can soar and winter berries, from which you can evaporate a drink called moonshine stool in russia it's more of an entertainment. for those who are bored, the forest turns to him in front. but it can give him a little even a little warmth. this is all firewood from one old oak tree in our forest, which we cut down because it was. well, he is very old, but we only have enough firewood for two or three weeks. firewood gives only a fifth of the heat in the house. the rest, like in the city, gives gas, despite the proximity to nature. simon understands that his love is not platonic and the more contemplative poor english nature cannot feed him. if i they had to feed themselves in the forest, they just indulged in picking mushrooms for such sorties. i would buy a gun, hunt deer, rabbits for protein, because the body needs protein and fats. you can gather grass in the forest berr

the gulf stream is already here developed.k's personal rehabilitation program is very much expected in moscow in january, if we all help, first of all, he undergoes an examination, then, ah, treatment and a rehabilitation course - this is an exercise therapy session, massages , speech therapists, defectologists, neuropsychologists, and physiotherapy, everything that the doctors will pick up for him individual charitable foundation. the gulfstream asks the viewers of our channel to help pavlik's family for a small sum of 380,000 rubles. but this money will allow the boy not to lose the skills he has already acquired, to quickly socialize his mother from donbass, which is under shelling, is a hundred times more difficult than aleksey ivlev to put his special child on his feet. valery kozhin valery yegorov ekaterina kovalchuk ntv tv company luhansk people's republic for the first time in recent decades, japan has embarked on a sharp increase in its defense potential with us support during the visit of the japanese prime minister.

saves £ 100 a week by hunting for food in the forest and making drinks at home, thanks to the warm gulf stream you can feed yourself in the forest even in winter there are a lot of guidebooks on the net to conquer, which you can soar and winter berries, from which you can evaporate a drink, which we call moonshine stool simon in russia living outside the city spend all his life for urban courses in finding edible in the forest, but he considers it more like entertainment. for those who are bored, the forest turns to him in front. but it can give him a little even a little warmth. this is all firewood from one old oak tree in our forest, which we cut down because it was very old, but this firewood is enough for us only for two or three weeks. they give us firewood, only a fifth of the heat in the house. the rest, like in the city , gives gas, despite the proximity to nature. simon realizes that his love. with her the platonic and more contemplative poor english nature cannot feed him. if i had to feed myself in the forest, they would simply indulge in picking mushrooms for such sorties. i would

the gulf stream is already developed here.k's personal rehabilitation program is highly anticipated in moscow in january. if we all help, first of all, he undergoes an examination, then treatment and rehabilitation courses. this is an exercise therapy session, massages , speech pathologists, defectologists, neuropsychologists, and physiotherapy, everything you need to pick up his rotation individually charitable fund. the gulfstream is asking the viewers of our channel to help pavlik's family. the amount is not very large, 38. 1,000 rubles. but this money will allow the boy not to lose the skills he has already acquired, it is a hundred times more difficult for a mother from donbass, which is under shelling, to socialize faster than it is for someone to put their special child on their feet alexei ivlev. valery kozhin valery yegorov ekaterina kovalchuk ntv television lugansk people's republic veliky ustyug santa claus's train returned to the train and traveled all over the country during each stop became the center of the new

business jets gulf stream today is a key driver of the stock.s a defense contractor, thecompany trades more on the business cycle lockheed martin, their biggest program is the f-35. 30% of total revenue is related to the f-35 program, and even though this has been a driver of growth for the past 20 years, the f-35 is maturing northrop grumman, what's unique about the company is that they've won programs for growth in the future. so think of where the f-35 was, 15, 20 years ago, northrop grumman has won two programs of that size with a b-21 bomber and gbsd and also you look at the portfolio, and this is where the morgan stanley proprietary analysis really stands out, we've looked at the fastest-growing portions of the defense budget and looked at who's got the exposure for their portfolio and saw faster growth, hypersonics, nuclear triad, and northrop's portfolio is really set up for that. and they fulfill all the capabilities for these fastest-growing high-priority programs for the future. >> well, if we hear more submarines are going to be buil

cyclones in russia began to receive the warmed gulf stream and the air and today the entire south andsian plain up to the st. heat at 1.000 km. to the south below in its volga and don in the crimea , all fallen out today. the snow will melt in simferopol until the weekend , there will be light precipitation , and the temperature regime is expected to be moderately warm plus five plus six, and only on wednesday and saturday it will become cooler to plus 2-3, and these days light snowfalls may again be mixed with rain. in moscow, in the coming days , light sleet at noon , the thermometers will fluctuate around zero on friday, snowfalls will begin to intensify and on saturday, the temperature regime, finally, it will return to the climate during the day to minus four. now our joint rubric with roskosmos is a snapshot from the orbit and today we will go to the far east in the focus of the satellite equipment. nakhodka, where a new transformer substation of the same name for 220 kilovolts was opened last autumn, and now power lines are being built that will connect the south of primorsky k

and that can slow down the gulf stream which can cause temperatures to drop in europe. and how fast can we expect that to start happening? or is it already happening? gunther, to a certain extent, it happens all the time and the more glaciers melt you, the more meltwater is released, torture. but this isn't as simple as that. we're going from releasing more water because of increased melting. you some money that those places are also shrinking other floors or the area or is getting smaller or is that that was the and the product of a great run off nice applied by a smaller area doesn't result in more water. it would after a while place he'll run off, we'll start decreasing new and it's happening already. have the deal of gas glazier seem to be responding to climate warming that you hand on melting more. but it doesn't mean that the volume of fresh water will continue to increase forever weather. now something that you touched on earlier in our private conversations is about the idea of fresh water for populations. is that as glaciers recede, there will be less fresh wat

carrying warm gulf stream air, so that at the beginning of the new week warming precipitation will return some places freezing rains, for example, on weekends in moscow significant precipitation is unlikely, and the daytime temperature will not exceed -3.4 °, but already at the beginning of next week it will begin to affect, influence of an approaching cyclone at noon hours, the thermometers will reach zero -2, on tuesday wednesday there will be a little snow. wet snow. such warm weather will prevail in the last month of winter in most of russia on the russian plain of the urals and in siberia the average temperature will be 24 ° above the climatic norm. and another overheating zone is predicted in the north of the pacific sector of russia and only in the far east and the black sea, and the temperature regime is expected to be within the climate or a little. cooler than usual, and the main trajectories of cyclones carrying the air warmed by the golf stream will lie in northern latitudes, therefore, for example, in st. this is not only twice as much as usual, but also twice as much as in v

with a rebuff until the atlantic cyclone brings heat to us, which is charged on the course of the gulf streamrently, the whirlwind will throw all its forces into the fight against frosts, since it will not bring so much snow for comparison . remember that these cyclones are for us they brought snowfall in december, which paralyzed any movement, but against such a cyclone, you can safely go out alone with a shovel, let's return to the main task of the atlantic vortices - warming, and here he does not do his job quality in murmansk tomorrow afternoon plus two i remind you that in the north of siberia meanwhile, the frost is down to -45, and in the north of the far east it is over 60 in the european territory in the north-north-west near zero and light snow is wet in places, the snow in the center has not yet been completely enveloped in heat, therefore it is weak, the minus will still be slightly lower the temperature in the volga region south will recover from the cold in krasnodar and in rostov-on-don is already a plus in case of adventure. in the south they bypassed , where the air calmly wa

some of whom crave contact with politicians nearly as much as lower marginal rates and reliable gulf streamsnterpersonal skills are symptomatic of a cheaper challenge for the governor in which he and his smaller inner circle have told people. this is a ron desantis who is really good at getting the fox news headlines, but there are also moments like this. take a look at this from back there was a major, major storm in florida. this image of desantis basically became viral. joe biden in the back doing what he does best, and ron desantis on its own. maybe that's a bit unfair. this is a little bit of what people are getting out there. >> i was in tallahassee for his inauguration, and it was striking because he did do soms of the sort of tlc-type stuff for donors there. you would have thought he hung the moon because he finally gave them some love, which shows you how starved they are for it and how little desantis has done. we know what he can do well for his base. you touched on that in the intro. that's his forte. we don't know what other muscles he has. it's going to take a different skill s

it's affecting the gulf stream because the lens of fresh water on top of salt water changes ocean currentslems as a point of this but we can stop the worst of it by decarbonizing as fast as humanly possible which is the biggest job we can do. >> there is no will out there by the world leaders to do that. >> not evidently, not yet. but the conversation is changing and more people are coming to grasp with what is going on up there. here is to hoping we do something soon. >> thank you so much. >>> moments ago, an arrppearanc in court for the republican wanting to shoot up democratic rivaling. more on him visiting the suspect's home. that's n next. and genoa salami.est ham you can't t stop that much meat. you can only hope to contain it - in freshly baked bread. try subway's tastiest menu upgradade yet. i screwed up. mhm. i got us t-mobile home internet. now cell phone users have priority over us. and your marriage survived that? you can almost feel the drag when people walk by with their phones. oh i can't hear you... you're froze-- ladies, please! you put it on airplane mode when you pass ou

speak, they affect strange southeast asia, and everything that concerns this also hooks on the gulf streamrthern regions. that is, so to speak , the land is gradually changing , so to speak, gradually 2023. uh, and a new continent will appear. e is not worth the new mainland. of course, someday you will understand, but still, this is a gradual process. that's because definitely. we have been through a lot of things. now these 2000 years, which are going on in the new century, are really associated with the huge influence of distant planets. that is why global changes are taking place. three conditions of life came together here, that is, this influence, so to speak. eh, distant planets, which give such a cardinal variable both for the earth and for humanity. and at the same time. this the period of the era of aquarius aquarius which hmm give us a completely new person to look at the world and even maybe it will seem strange, but you know, but the fact that and the fact that we see plates sometimes yes or what we think about this is this we ourselves, because this is the transport that huma

we have to be looking carefully at that in the future, things like the gulf stream and how, how your experiences in temperatures really are affected by ocean circulation. right. and speaking, if you're, if there were some significant hotspots in parts of your report there. yes, exactly, and this just shows you that even though overall we tend to report like this report reports, average global temperatures going up. there can still be very much regional extremes . and as we know, you're going to parts of southern asia also they experienced it record high temperatures, record heat waves, and he weighs is a very robust finding. unfortunately, we're going to be seeing more and more heat ways and temperature extremes in heat you know, in the coming years with, with global warming. and we all know the, the news reports about the effects of those heat waves and their losses of life and real impacts and throughout society, when you, when you get a regional heat wave like that, what difference do you think that these reports actually make? well i, i do think that people are paying attention t

so the gulf stream was getting pushed in closer and closer. di into the south winds and just got to a point where because i was driftd lo diving, so i was in the boat. follow me as i covered a lot of. ground to try to findto t more fish. i got to a pointhe where the gulfstream ended up grabbing me and that's where things started, just going downhill. incredible few people your age or at any age go through something like this, really face death and then survive. are you making resolutionsy to on the other side now that you're still here? >> oh, yeah, definitely going to try to figure out what i canh do. i you know, i'm just very grateful that i'm still herehere and my family to have to go through that hardship of losing a son. unimaginable. dylan gardenhire, thank you so much for joining us today. tucker, so it's hard to believe in the middle of the worst drug epidemic in our history, which is destroying cities and killing hundreds of thousands people. the administration be promoting theyedrug use, but they ar open-air drug markets in our big c

another step forward and i want to highlight the investments in the climate crisis both with the gulf stream50 hurricane hunter to improve weather forecasts and have over the fact of saving lives and jobs in our communities. finding sustainable mediation fuel and we appreciate in deviation fuels only as well as the rest of the industry is. hard to imagine this committee without its inevitable chair, peter defazio was transformed safety for our profession from convenience in aviation to stopping fines and penalties for destructive passengers and evacuation standards and staffing standards to stop the spray of pesticides in the aircraft cabin . the sword was injured in our jobs and pumping the safety of the passengers upon through every day. chair defazio broke the mold, honoring his commitment to everyday people driving relentless advocacy and strategic smarts to get results. his legacy will live on in the countless positive changes he's made for our profession. his mentor ship for all of us , our industryand our country . we congratulate honorary afa member chair defazio on his retirement bu

both with the noaa climate research, the gulf stream chief 5:50 hurricane hunter.will improve weather forecasts and have a profound impact on saving lives, jobs businesses and communities. funding this sustainable aviation fuel is important. we appreciate united airlines investment to sustainable aviation fuels. we hope this will speed up the rest of the industry and make this a reality sooner than 2050 as they promised. finally, we have all the efforts of this committee and it's incredible staff for your action to invest both in our nation's infrastructure and its workers. it's hard to imagine this committee without it's inevitable chair, peter defazio. who's transformed our safety -- from flags of convenience and aviation to stopping to fines and penalties for disruptive passengers in sexual salt to evacuation standards and staffing requirements to stop the spraying of pesticides in the aircraft cabin. certification over say that ensures aircrafts were safe and increasing for the tendon minimum arrest to fight fatigue. he's been relentless and championing our job

it's what we sing about whether we sing about protecting the gulf stream waters. this land is your land, this land is my land. they are not to be pillaged by the greed of the big oil companies. . we're about to unleash the clean energy economy. build safer, healthier, more resilient communities. we do not need to put our community and our wail of life at risk -- way of life at risk. for all those reasons, i hope all of the colleagues can join together to support the castor amendment and permanently ban oiling drilling off the beautiful coastline of the state of florida. thank you. i yield back. the chair: the gentlelady yields back. for what purpose does the gentlelady from washington seek recognition? mrs. rodgers: i withdraw the point of order. the chair: the reservation is withdrawn. does the gentlelady seek recognition? mrs. rodgers: yes, mr. chairman. claiming time in opposition. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. rodgers: thank you, mr. chair. i rise in opposition to this -- this amendment. it really duplicates the amendment we just passed. you th

because of anti russian sanctions as well as explosions which damage the you know, stream pipelines overall in the gulf from report that his gas production fell by over 18 percent compared with the same period last year, we spoke to c g, g n correspondent, young chin. she says that in time of global upheaval, countries align with those who choose cooperation well, even before 2022, treat investments in the world have long been plagued by rising trends. in protectionism, meaning countries using the, the economy as a weapon, that's something that's now exacerbated. it's what say, with the particular trade and investment climate that russia is in right now, especially with many of its traditional plans in the west. it is only natural to pivot to countries that are willing to prioritize cooperation and development. take a comic relations with china. for example. the country has also been facing its own challenges in terms of increasing western blockade in trade and investments. experts say this naturally pro prompted china to up it's collaboration with the more stable trading partners such as russia from g

gulf air, a squall line forms. turbulence grows as the cold moves in. as storms move into the influence of the jet stream aloft, they can become more intense. these are the ingredients needed to trigger tornadoes. trying to expect the unexpected. weathermen today, the incredible advantage of being able to see the weather from high above. one of the enormous benefit that has come from our space research program conducted by the national aeronautics space administration, nasr. though tornadoes remain largely a mystery. in laboratory work sponsored by the national oceanic and atmospheric administration and nasser actual baby tornadoes are created for extensive to help men understand the nature of phenomena. but the real is still beyond the control of men across the state. far from sending the tornado of the day, forms and quickly dies. but the storm cloud that it lives on building with power from the sun and unstable as it moves towards its destiny. in centerville. fortunately, ominous signs of potential danger have been spotted by weather satellites and relayed to the severe weather in kansas city. in a gi

gulf coast states into the southeast and northeast. a lot of that because storms are riding this jet stream like it's a highway getting off and exiting in areas like texas bringing rain and snow in areas like oklahoma city. little rock also experiencing moderate to heavy rain in days to come and then those storms ride up to the north and east. by wednesday and thursday looking at snowfall in areas farther north and into new england and parts of the northeast. we're pretty late as far as snowfall goes for some areas. i want to go ahead and look now. sorry. walk with me here. in january, southeast getting a first snowfall. look to the north, though, areas like new york. asked this morning, when are we seeing snow in new york? even with this system not expecting any accumulating snow. still early. continue to watch for that but should be averaging around ten inches of snow by now. let's see what's going on a little closer to home. >>> that's a look at your local forecast. joe, kristen. >>> just ahead, how families are coping with high prices of a life-saving medicine necessary for their children with severe allergs. allergs. >>ie > if you

all of this from the deep south, gulf coast, tornado alley here, hoosier alley centered over indianapolis, and carolina alley, why? it's where the jet stream is placed. it maybe a swoop through the south alley. when it happens in hoosier alley, it looks like this, when it happens in the carolina alley, it looks like just like this. tornado alley will look just like this. it's the trough and the churning of the energy. this so far is where the tornadoes have been. >> wow. >> those numbers for january, just off the charts. thank you, chad. >>> still to come here, with classified documents found at mike pence's home in indiana, president biden and donald trump may be breathing a little easier today. how could the discovery impact the investigations? we're going to dig in. >>> plus he cleared a background check. the suspect accused of killing people in half moon bay, had an interact a decade acwhere the judge banned him from owning a gun. >>> and a change of curriculum behalf a new tool that takes advantage of artificial intelligence. it's amazingng what it does. ! ♪ let's be more than our allergies!! zeize the day. with zyrtec. and mine's unl

trying to point the gulf between the harsh realities of mark speaking about our population as age and quicker than the rest of the u. k. and this puts an enormous, again, additional stream on public funding. so it is almost inconceivable to come up with a feasible plan or a feasible pipeline that doesn't entail enormous sacrifice and the early decades of independence in scotland, that's never the case. they know they can't sell it. if they say it's going to be hard. so they have to say, well, no, it won't be hard to be very easy. this will have to just be based on a motion and ignore the figures that will be fine. there are also questions regarding a hard border with england and the currency who has got it right ah, after getting stuck in traffic, sandra and her children just make it as the march draws to a close. it's an expensive family outing, but she says it's all been worth while. ah, me says that we are 9 said hopefully other people with bad take notice and fingers crossed the toolbar next to you the guy with. 6 while the tail end of the demo is still marching, musicians, neil and henry set up in the tent next to the stage. they're glad of the chance to perform th

stream. the rockies to texas, the systems will strengthen. monday and tuesday big storm system looks like developing. wintry travel across the plains. severe weather along the gulfhen wednesday and thursday it makes its way up towards the northeast. heavy rain, strong winds along the coast. significant snow possible from the midwest into maine. we will be watching this all next week. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. . forecast in the next 30 seconds. (cecily) nah, you're still a genius. but, there is a smarter way to save. (einstein) oh?! (cecily) switch to verizon! for a limited time, get welcome unlimited for just $25/line. (einstein) $25?! (cecily) and it's guaranteed for 3 years! (einstein) brilliant! (cecily) well, you would know. (einstein) i'm switching! (cecily) i think the bike's probably faster. (vo) now is the best time to switch to verizon. for just $25 a line. guaranteed for 3 years. the savings that last. on the network you want. verizon. >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall as we take a live look outside in san rafael this morning. it is nice and sunny but very chilly. starting to get busy out there, too.