i'm on nearby summer island to join the island's dive master, arjan sierink. hi! good to meet you! and this is what i've come to see — the world's largest 3d printed reef. it was made in australia by reef—design labs using a ceramic material, and then shipped in small sections to be constructed underwater. took a little while for corals to get used to the material. they grow slower than the corals. but the corals are very, very strong. a living reef is the most effective natural defence barrier for protecting the islands from erosion. 3d printing allows for rapid testing of new designs to find the best structure for growing corals. the team behind this is looking to use similar techniques to create other reefs in other parts of the world. as for summer island, this is one of the many different shapes arjan�*s experimenting with. and it's incredible how quickly the wildlife has claimed it as its home. his recreated coral oasis was literally swimming with fish species. we're still pioneering, and there are many, many islands, many projects all over the world, to find out how we can m

sorties, one of these guerrilla sorties and there was a battle near the city of balangiga on the island of summer this small port is now well known to tourists, but probably primarily to american tourists, and on the third largest philippine island of samar, the main source of income islands at that time was the production of hemp rope, which, among other things, the americans bought, the americans introduced in 1901, in the summer of 1901, introduced. uh, military contingent on sama in order to s one side stop take control, including and benefit from trade. here with this hemp rope from the other side, in order to block the supply of funding, that is, from the sale of this rope. uh, the proceeds from the sale of this rope were used to finance the guerrilla movement, in general, against the americans on the island to take control of the island. well, and, accordingly, secondly, to put things in order with the partisan movement here, at first, in general, they put on an american with the locals, but we must pay tribute that in general the american policy towards the filipinos at that moment change

rsv, it ’s just not enough long-range, that's why they bring them to summer cottages on summer cottages on the islands e-e, the chayka-2 cooperative is the best for this, where you can get from the left bank, e-e, in particular, by wheeled transport but they are similar they drag the mortars further and further by boats to the strait called oleshkivska konka and from there it seems that they fired at kherson why does it seem that way because our artillery covered its positions there you could see them running away hearing only the sound of the projectile flying then there were big explosions but unfortunately, after that, the shelling continued , it’s the same way, if you take the direction and draw lines along the hits, that’s how parallel lines will be parallel to the dnipro. i mean, the perpendiculars from them lead exactly to this um, this country cooperative is in the area of ​​the kong river, that’s why the russians are constantly inventing with the resources that they have the means of how they can best do as many kherson people as possible or harm them. well, it is already becoming clear that

island summer programs continue with dcyf. and as well as childcare facility maintenance. public health services and various including fleet week. new year's eve will be supported for visitors to the island. >> that is all i have for the introduction. happy to answer questions you have. >> okay! well, thank you very much for that thorough presentation. i know we have questions but -- i have questions but i will dive into something that you fundamental, where in the budget and how are we dealing with the fact that the transportation issue, the ferry and the that issue is not yet result? what implication does that have in a budget and expectations? because that matter is jermaine, it is i big one we have been kind of [inaudible] and [inaudible] not our fault we have to depends on [inaudible] to get it. so, can you address that, where are we and what do we anticipate to doing in 2023 to address this issue? >> yea. thank you, director. so, the we are fortunate that the developer has elected to initiate the fer service is that nay began this past march at their expense. because

years. eve cause flooding and significant damage to local infrastructure in the city of summer on storm slam java island earlier on friday, leaving several areas. inundated railway communication in the northern part of the island was temporarily disrupted no casualties. have been reported and emergency services were on hand to deal with the effects of rising waters and over to europe. now, where the effect of brussel sanctions against moscow has been described as less than 0. those are the words of an e u. parliament member. as a blocks own report shows a marked increase and revenues to russia from e u countries. last year, r t contributor rachel mars then brings us the details member of european parliament from belgium. giver hofstadter tweeted his outrage at a new report detailing how the blocks anti russian sanctions have resulted in an increase of revenues to moscow from you countries. he says that the effect of the sanctions is quote, less than 0 and that the e u is quote, rewarding russia for it's war against us. or, you know, maybe the use war against itself. but back in february, the same euro d

island. in the summer, instead of the usual plus six degrees, there were 16 people at once.re are t-shirts and shorts playing volleyball. however, in warm weather, water came to 18 billion tons in just a few days. i didn't expect this. this really worries me. we are located north of the sixty- seventh parallel, and here it is swift. the ice of a vast area is melting. greenland remained without ice cover and this is not surprising. it's very warm here. you yourself can hear how the ice is melting over the past thousand years, the scientific institute of nilsabora found traces of only one warming in the 19th century, and at the beginning of the 21st century, that is, in 22 years there have already been four melting of the northern ice. recently, it is not normal, given the average climatic indicators for 30-40 years, the process is accelerating and these phenomena. i consider the arctic to be the most sensitive region to weather changes even with warming the ice coverage was not lost there, yes, and the work of the russian nuclear fleet, abnormal warming. for example, i haven’

island. and they gathered throughout the summer, debating what form of government the united states should have. what changes should make. in the end, only 39 out of the 55 delegates actually signed the constitution. by the time the signing, even place. only 42 people are left and three of them are dissenters. george mason. elbridge gerry edmund randolph. they were from virginia massachusetts and virginia, by the way, the order that i mentioned them, they to side. and one of the big concerns is a lack of a bill of rights. george mason had written virginia declaration of rights. he'd written the freedoms that the people of his state possessed, that the government take away. and there was not a bill of rights in this case that did not spell one out. some of their fellow delegates, like alexander hamilton, thought that a bill of rights could be unnecessary. maybe even dangerous. hamilton says that, you know, this constitution is we the people, giving powers to, the government, not the other way around. that the government cannot take these rights away because we have not given it the ability to do

summer within us. how speaker nancy pelosi visiting the island, prompting china to launch major military drills around it. we discussed the latest with co director of international apps and center sarah flounders, who said that the u. s. strategy is to provoke a confrontation in the region. it shows one more and a whole range of continuing provocations from the us completely illegal. every one of them, along with the u. s. trainers that are in taiwan and it's, it's really a provocation. directed at china. the u. s. strategy is to attempt to provoke a confrontation with china. it's the same strategy that us nato pursued in ukraine toward russia. it's actually that $280000000.00 and much, much more. it's part of the stream of weapons, just pouring, being pumped in to taiwan. not the taiwan needs to defend itself. china certainly is not threatening taiwan, but it is asserting that taiwan is part of china. the one china policy understood around the world on air today is the premier of our team new show inland visions with host shawn thomas, sean travels across russia to break stereotypes and talk to those

possible to get used to it and get used to it in the southern hemisphere , summer has come and also the station is on an islandare basically warm now the temperature fluctuates around zero degrees and in fact it has been raining for several days and the snow near the station is gradually melting, but there are difficult weather conditions, and the wind sometimes in us now, in addition to the rain, was blowing up to 300 m/s. this has already been done and that's it causes a certain amount of work well, for example, i have certain e-e underpants to support the cables in honor of such weather, they break from time to time well, everything has to be fixed. how does the station live during the year? maybe there is some equipment there, or is it all factories - it is brought to the station once a year and you live with those products and the necessary equipment was delivered by our ukrainian regulatory sphere at the beginning of our winterization when there was a ... in ukraine spring it was in the months of april, and after that the antarctic winter comes. the ukrainian summer, er, the sea around is covered with ic

initially, these two were people who are in summer cooperatives, and those closer to the left bank are on potemkinsky island in chayka 20 cooperatives are the only cooperatives that have direct access from the left bank without bridges. it is possible to get there. they fired at our positions from here . blocked people and two were accused of this under the russian criminal code of growing some kind of narcotic raw material and accordingly they were taken to be tried in simferopol because in kherson there are no such courts in kherson region small, so there is already a lot to be done here, and in addition to the fact that they will hang the bozna, what is the matter there , drug storage, weapons storage, by the way, as for hunting weapons, there is also such a danger, er, so this very accusation was connected with exactly that, although it is unlikely in fact in our dachas they grew some kind of hemp there or something like that. well, the people blocked there are accordingly not given the opportunity to cross over . thus, they were left to cross over to the right bank. and that’s all the people of kherson

potemkinsky island. let's live and see that it is now a gray area on those islands since november 11, ours used to come in. well, i knew summerre, they had already left, so we can say ours used to come there on november 11, together with the liberation of kherson, there were already ukrainians there units, then they were pushed out from there. well, how were they pushed out, in fact, there were no hostilities, ours left, then ours came again, and so every night it is all together. nothing new, i will tell you more. there is nothing new there since the middle of the summer, when the hur units were landed both on kinburya and kinburni and to the northeast on the left bank of the dnieper, so in this sense the situation is unfortunately only so gray. thank you, sir serhiy for always qualitative and clear analyst serhiy danilov, deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies, was working for you while we were talking, e-e information is coming in about e explosions in the zaporizhia region, temporarily occupied berdyansk, and also in the donetsk region, in the temporarily occupied mariupol , so far without details, and w

it twice up in places in an island on friday, but more heavy rain set to pull in on saturday summer that edging into northern areas of france for the south of is a much clearer picture than sunshine coming through the cloud, across more sensual areas for spain and portugal, lovely sunny conditions on friday, but that changes on saturday. we got that wet weather sweeping in from the north, bringing some very heavy falls to the likes of portugal that set to continue working its way east. as we go into sunday. here is guys of course much all the central parts of the mediterranean, with lots of sunshine for greece. ah, ah, ah. ah lou ah, in watching al jazeera alive from doha reminder of our top stories has been a day of violence and bloodshed on the streets of clear con, in mexico. after the arrest of a powerful cartel leader. we'll be deal guzman. lopez is a son of jail, drank lord gustavo, and chapel kevin mccarthy's bait to become us. house speaker has become the longest sporting process in 160 years. after 3 days and 11 round, every publican has failed to get enough support from his own

summer in gloucester. the leader of the montauk people at the eastern tip of long island. he later painted other indigenous people around lake saint john in quebec. he saw himself in them, perhaps as outsiders, making their way, soil and water. they cherished and which their ancestors had known for centuries. homer did not return to cape town for seven years until 1880, but over those he did travel to many other sites, including two parts of the adirondacks, which he synthesized in perhaps his greatest painting a young man, his red shirt embroidered with a heart, follows an older man's direction, his eye, but not his feet. this pair of figures strikes a contrast not only by age, but height, personality and meaning. the two men allude to polarities, we all feel between our american itch and our longing for home. homer returned to gloucester in the summer of 1880 with a sense of accomplishment. it was the place that inspired the first set of watercolors conceived for exhibition and the place that inspired his immediately acclaimed centennial of oil painting, now known as bre

this is an older image from last summer showing an aerial of the roadways at the front of the island where the -- taking shape in what we call the substitute area which is substantially complete. ought there today the -- out there today, the shared public ways are being constructed. >> bob, we've lost you. hello, bob. let's see. kate, are you able to check in with bob? >> yes. i'm texting with him. >> campus and the (indiscernible) apartments. the apartment of parking and traffic and things are preparing to be -- to go into use. we do anticipate that, i've mentioned the determination of completeness that tida, developer and public work staff is working on, we expect that to be finalized later this month so that these roadways can be put into service. when they do, traffic coming to the island will come down the causeway and turn right onto clipper cove boulevard and left onto 7 seas out to the residential neighborhood and traffic leaving the island will come down 7 seas again and use (indiscernible) winds which was formally california to go around building one. that will allow the de

summer is rainy this year. even if they went this way swamp, swollen, and woke up all traces. i used to hunt there, there were islands there before. and now they're all gone under the water. well, if you claim that they went to the shortest path from their parking lot, then they can be low. well stop shitting. maybe uncomfortable, pinwheel. you called a turntable ; there will never be turntables in the south of the forest, they will never pass there. neck hurts, what's wrong with your face? yes, i'm allergic to some stuff. feels breathing has become difficult. now maybe you need a doctor to inject something, where are you you will get a doctor here. now i'm trying to find a way. you'll be lost in my opinion, you can't just give up on a guy. beneficial party profitable to get married and become young home. here they entered the swamp. need to die. a team in a team can comb through all these squares in a few visits, which , of course, the quadrocopter charge of a bird is small, but can handle it a couple of times. well done. petrov come back to us, go around the right side of the swamp. look around. maybe, maybe our he

it winds up in places that britain an island on friday, but more heavy rain set to pull in on saturday summer that edging into northern areas of france for the south of this a much clearer picture, some sunshine coming through the cloud, across more sensual areas. for spain and portugal. lovely sunny conditions on friday, but that changes on saturday. we got that wet weather sweeping in from the north. we knew some very heavy falls to the likes of portugal that set to continue working its way east. as we go into sunday, here is guys of course, much all the central parts of the mediterranean, with lots of sunshine for greece. ah, harmful pathogens are increasingly affecting our lawyers with terrible consequences . a new documentary asks why that. we've learned any lessons from the h. i v epidemic in the fight against coven, 9 t. how we ignored the global. so to put profits before people. and it won't cost me time of products or not just ah ah, around the top stories here under 0, thousands of migrant escaping poverty, violence and political repression in central america a being given a new leg

guessed a show about a bunch of backstabbing people with body odor on an island off borneo would become the tv hit of the summerly competitive reality format. >> go! >> i started to really understand what the show was going to be about the first 20 minutes into day one. >> we'll see what we've got. before we make any decisions, we'll see what we've got. there might be a blow torch in there. >> we need a bathroom. >> are you guys all done talking? >> richard hatch was sitting in a tree, lecturing about what they should do as their group. >> nobody is working toward a particular goal. not the silly little stuff about who's going to sleep there, what are we going to do? but, why are we here? >> underneath him was a woman sue hawk who was a truck driver. >> i'm a redneck, i don't know corporate world at all. corporate world ain't gonna work out here in the bush. >> that was the show. >> he walks around naked quite a bit. i think it probably bugs some of the guys. >> whatever it takes to win here is the point. it's a game. call it machiavellian, sure. >> we had no idea that richard hatch would be the best thing to e

summer, ade and the team saw the effects of climate change itself. since the fires have hit this whole area it now looks very different. as they visited the greek islandng from devastating forest fires. look at that. just as far as the eye can see, all you are looking at is burnt trees. environmentally, tourism is unquestionably part of the problem. but if greece is on your travel agenda this year, then there are ways of limiting the impact on the planet and your pocket. between the two biggest cities, the capital, athens and thessaloniki in the north it used to be that the only quick way to make the journey was by plane. thankfully there is a new and much more environmentally friendly high—speed railway taking underfour hours between the two cities. you can save money by being under 2a or over 64 and if you are somewhere in the middle, just sign up for the ht card. it is free and gives you a 15% discount reducing the cost of the cheapest ticket from 9 euros to less than 8. this is the classic africa of storybooks and the location of the great migration. for me, the most remarkable travel show trip of 2022 was the one that ended the year. a 2—parter o

these regions were partly in occupation as snake island, a small but strategic piece of ukrainian land. from which enemy was they knocked out in the summer? well, then the armed forces gradually advanced through the mykolaiv region , liberating village after village, in the fall it was powerful the contour attack and the escape of the russians from the kharkiv region , and of course kherson and the right bank part of the region is another significant victory and a symbol of the fact that ukraine is returning its own and a city that the enemy has been testing for power since the first day, a city that the russians very much dreamed of capturing but did not succeed in as mykolaiv has been on the defensive since february my colleagues asked the head of the mykolaiv regional military administration vitaly kim about this. well, they also asked about his popularity, about pillows with his image and about his dreams. good day. glad to see you since the full-scale invasion, you actively communicate with journalists, join the marathon, the only news , it has already become a part of your work, what is this part that stresses you, and vice versa y

days these regions were partially occupied as an island snake's small but strategic piece of ukrainian land. from which enemy was they knocked out in the summerll, then the armed forces gradually advanced through mykolaiv oblast, liberating village after village. in the fall, there was a powerful contour offensive and the escape of the russians from the kharkiv region, and of course kherson and the right bank part of the region is another significant victory and a symbol of the fact that ukraine is returning its own and a city that the enemy has been testing for strength since the first day, a city that the russians very much dreamed of capturing but did not

island. so again, what is 24 hours on record here? we can also say it was what is january on record and a summer's worth of rain in a day. so again, we were talking about their tropical air mass in the south pacific. this is a continuing landing your pattern. it's been going on now for 3 years, which was quite unusual. so lanyard means that the south pacific is warmer than average, so that just adds fuel to the storms. so here's what i see on sunday. still some more rain to come for the north island. it's also sliding down into the south island, but from the northland to the escape. i certainly some periods of rain. so the next 3 days, unfortunately, for auckland, looks like this. no real relief coming. in fact, we could see some more heavy bursts of rain on tuesday. jeff, buddy, thank still to come on the news or action from the australian open final as arena sub olenka finally secures a 1st grand slam. coming up in a moment with peter. ah, the latest news as it breaks, policies are about a kilometer in that direction. a military is good now. we detail coverage where it will have the palestinian calling me on the verge

the winter, that in the summer there some autumn to create all sorts of t-shirt badges there, so ireland showed up. although on theoretically, experts believe that the island’ss somehow influenced by cyclones, can hardly be called the pole of cold, especially when on the other side of the scale a region with a sharply continental climate is located thousands of kilometers from the seas and oceans, where harsh the cold fries in general, specifically , we are the closest to space, therefore, in yakutia, all such cool, frozen shots taken in yakutia amaze the imagination of people from any corner of the planet in the cold. it just doesn't tear like paper breaks wires frozen fruits can hammer nails. well, if a banana doesn't score, we'll use an apple. yes fairy tale votchina instant noodles in the open air turns into a whimsical sculpture in 2 minutes. separate tests of frosts are created for car owners in yakutsk in winter, they cover the car with special capes and leave it with a running engine. otherwise, do not start up to start zil or kamaz at -50. under their cabins, they literally make a bonfire to warm up for about an hour and a half. we start zil, well,