the capital region is also in the grip of a cyclone from the greenland sea.was broken in moscow, this september turned out to be the warmest and driest in about a century and a half, well, an optimistic forecast from the hydromicenter, in october

shark, greenland shark, right. fish 600 stroke bags, 1.200 for arthur, one and a half for tatyana ,, rate, small, 300, 300 , attention to the screen, yeah, yeah, there are four apparatuses in front of you, what apparatus is not used in rhythmic gymnastics? the first, the first, absolutely right, this is the relay baton, everything else, the ribbon, the obroch, the clubs, everything is used, margarita 300, this is the nickname of margaria, the daughter of catherine de medicea and the wife of henry, we remember from the novels of dumas. queen margot, that's right. lovely we know 600 the name of this board is english abbreviation for the words standda rowing standing surfboard no english abbreviation for the word stand up саp pedal is true sub this is what this very board looks like sub circus 600. it was this role in the movie circus that was played by james loydovich patterson, a future submarine officer, and he played a negreton woman, yes , quite rightly, the black son of the main character, fish 300, this year off the coast of japan, using a special camera at a depth of 8.336 m, m

on october 3, 188 , norwegian polar explorer frit nanson crossed greenland on skis from the east coasto the west for the first time. previously this was considered impossible. businessmen provided money for the expedition. nanson set off on the journey with five comrades. all supplies of equipment were loaded onto light sledges, which were pulled by the polar explorers themselves. during the day the snow melted, so we started walking. in forty-degree frost, despite the stormy snowfall, having covered 472 km, this that day the travelers went to the village of herrnhud and stayed there for the winter. nanson lived with the eskimos, became acquainted with their way of life and learned the language. the expedition received extremely valuable information about the origin and nature of the greenland glacier. it brought nanson worldwide fame and allowed him to begin preparations for a new campaign to the northern pole of nashkhuni fram. october 3 , 1935 italy began. against ethiopia. the fascist leader benito muusali was obsessed with the idea of ​​national superiority and dreamed of recreati

the expedition obtained valuable information about the origin and nature of the greenland iceberg.m to begin preparations for a new campaign to the north pole , nashkhuni fram. on october 3, 1935, italy began aggression against ethiopia. the fascist leader benito muusali was obsessed with the idea of ​​national superiority and dreamed of recreating the roman empire. ethiopia asked the league of nations for help, but only the ussr responded. the western powers refused to apply sanctions against italy, they even refused sell weapons to ethiopia to defend itself. ethiopia was simply surrendered, just as austria, czechoslovakia and poland were later surrendered. the africans had old rifles, sticks, spears and bows, but they still beat the italians, although they... had the latest planes, tanks and artillery. musalini became furious and ordered the use of chemical weapons mustard gas and fasgene. only this made it possible to annex ethiopia. this conflict in 1935 is considered one of the first harbingers of the second world war, but the nazis were unable to hold the captured country. di

tells this story about people who sailed from iceland to greenland and then place they called then toh we now know to be north america for a long time it was thought to be legend. but in 1960s, archaeologists archaeological 1960s, archaeologists archaeolturned up at a place actually turned up at a place called lanser meadow in north eastern newfoundland. actual evidence from the 11th century and as late as 2021 on the dendro chronological, chronological dating of that, the wood that was cut there said the wood that was cut there said the wood, the wood was cut in 1021. so we know they were there in 1021 cutting wood make their stockade making their settlement . but the key point is they weren't there for very long. the archaeology was very thin. it clearly was a staging point. there were some things found there butternuts, which are white which come from white walnuts, which come from new which suggest that new england, which suggest that the archaeology for them in newfoundland land is actually a signpost pointing where they signpost pointing to where they went that . so somewhere we

on friday , a cyclone from the greenland sea will bring cloudiness and cold temperatures, precipitation

we've been able to also see through some greenland some, some tanks on the other side. so that way i can just hear and outgoing 5 a make line full in sight noon. so we, we all seeing and hearing that 2nd phase, we know that they've ramped up ground forces. is there any military wrapped up ground forces inside garza? and that is certainly part of the 2nd phase is benjamin netanyahu was pulling it last night. so exactly the tactics we don't know. we think it is less likely to be these major ground invasion ground. uh, ground incursions that we will 1st thinking and talking about. we've seen a huge troop numbers. now it looks more likely that they're going to continue with this kind of slow. and they did say it was going to take a very long time. and it certainly seems at the moment that they're trying to in circle certain cities, particularly garza city dw correspondent rebecca rivers in step will. the turkey is celebrating it's $100.00 birthday today. events are taking place across the country to mark the anniversary of its founder in the capital uncle, president ridge.

all because of a powerful cyclone that is coming towards us from the greenland sea.ncert in the house of music, young dancers and musicians from different corners of russia and other countries, the youngest performer is only 8 years old, and they are already accompanied by the moscow virtuosi orchestra, vladimir putin sent greetings to the participants and organizers, the president noted the important and noble goal of the festival. support for gifted children from all over the country who will be able to demonstrate their talents and receive mastery lessons from famous artists, and this unforgettable creative holiday, once again organized thanks primarily to the inexhaustible energy of its ideological inspirer, the outstanding musician vladimir spevakov. no one is canceling the holidays, they must continue, and for our children this is very important, this is a wonderful experience, school, and music, strictly speaking... this is what lights the path of every person’s life. the festival will last until october 10, with a program of 14 concerts and two art exhibition

. >> or member the good old days when greenland was good to be the 51st state. >> we can about greenlandnt. pete: trump wanted to bring it on as the 51st state. >> i did not know about them. >> there was a moment. joey: i want to know what is tableside offer was where that stacks up to ukraine or the border. rachel: ivory member when the democrats were complaining about how much it would cost to do the wall, remember that big debate it's too expensive to put up a wall think about what were spending on all of the flights, billions just in hotels right here in the city. joey: were spending money on not building the wall. rachel: and reselling off parts of the wall for pennies on the dollar. happy sunday everybody. later on the show griff jenkins is going to join us and tony gonzales both of which have great perspectives on both of the topics we just talked about this morning. let's turn to a few additional headlines with a fox news alert. seven people are killed in for more hurt in a spanish nightclub fire earlier this morning firefighters are still working to control the blaze and southea

on friday , a cyclone from the greenland sea will bring cloudy weather and cold temperatures.nsify and thermometers will drop below 10°. two accidents occurred at night in the capital region, five people were killed. in moscow, on permskaya street, a car drove into parked car. the driver died on the spot from his injuries. in balashikha, a car moving along a starry street drove into the oncoming lane and collided with a truck. the victims were drivers and three passengers. the moscow prosecutor's office began an investigation after the setun river was polluted. the surface of the water is colored rainbow . ecologists took samples. specialists from mos-drainage and the department of environmental management are establishing the causes and also carrying out work to clean up the river. the capital has launched a second regular route river electric transport. seven ships will ply along the moscow river from zil to the printers. they will connect the districts of the south and southeast of the city. the length of the path is more than 9 km. how is it expected to be used? there will

it's above greenland. when the pilots turn that plane around came back to san francisco, united says in a statement, the safety of our customers and our employees is our top priority. the airline says it is now suspending its to love the flight. conditions allow them to resume. and all u.s. carriers suspended service indefinitely to and from israel. that means and all told number of americans are likely still in israel with no way to get back over the past 2 days there or is this stream of arrivals across the country of people fleeing the new war news nation. nancy loo has that story. >> we it's been an emotional exodus out of israel and many arriving in los angeles, new york and miami, america's cities with the largest jewish populations and at synagogues across the u.s. stepped up security, including here in southern california. certainly the synagogues and are are places that we're paying attention to. >> but on the street even see that we've got our private security. we have more of that out. our polic

took off from sfo and was above greenland and then had to turn around and came back to san francisco. united says in a statement, the safety of customers and employees is their top priority. the airline says it's a vending suspending telling the flights until conditions will allow them to resume. american and delta airlines have also suspended all flights to israel at least through tomorrow. over the past, a stream of arrivals across the country of people fleeing the new war. nancy loo reports. we it's been an emotional exodus out of israel and many arriving in los angeles, new york and miami, america's cities with the largest jewish populations and at synagogues across the u.s. stepped up security, including here in southern california. certainly the synagogues and are are places that we're paying attention to. >> but on the street even see that, we've got our private security. we have more of that out. our police officers, more of them are out. >> the nypd quick to beef up patrols around all new york synagogues as supporters on both sides of the war. take to the streets. this gather

but at the suspect's house they found a ghost gun, ammunition and items used for bomb making >>> greenland is near ing a critical climate tipping point global warming has put the ice sheet on track to cross a threshold that would cause run away melting scientists think if it melted completely it would cause the sea level to rise around 23 feet researchers say there is still time to reverse the temperatures to avoid this. >>> there's time to check your weekend plans if you're in the northeast. a storm system in the great lakes is headed our way. angie lassman is tracking the soggy weather. >> you don't want to forget your blels b umbrellas in the great lakes region we're seeing a good batch of rain working through the davenport area we saw showers overnight in chicago. and this is the lay of the land that we'll have to deal with through the day today this is the system we're watching not just today but over the next couple days as it moves a little farther to the east. today again over the great lakes. but look what happens by tomorrow rain working into the mid atlantic, stretching up to ne

on october 3 , 1888, the norwegian polar explorer fridtjovson for the first time crossed greenland onred impossible; businessmen gave money for the expedition. nanson set off with five comrades, all supplies of equipment were loaded onto light sledges, which were pulled by the polar explorers themselves. during the day the snow melted, so we walked at night.

hear guterish, nevermind, i understand, i’m where the pilots are hiding at record speed, like in greenlandcal society, generalseccon pointed out. he started talking about the need to stop the madness, the pilots are retreating, but we cannot retreat, we need to act in the fight against climate change, greta thunberg has possessed him, well yes, this is the time, these are the main problems of humanity. tumberg guterres, you understand, he cares about glaciers in the himalayas, but he doesn’t care about 3,500 children and more than 60 employees, at all, glaciers are more important, really, well, than all this, because this is a cowardly rat that the americans pinched tail and he’s dangling on this pinched tail across the himalayas away from the place where they might ask what he thinks, because what’s happening there, well, of course i didn’t want to talk about that, yes, but that’s how the conversation went, i supposedly still calmly, completely... i’ll answer the question: what is the difference, from my point of view , yakovoch, from my point of view, what is the difference, i am convinc

most of the rain is in southwest china, so you 9 and one g. providence is just to the south of greenland and that rain is falling across the pearl river valley off to india. and it's the southern sides here where the rain is falling through careless, state. html. now do that's also pushing into onto a br dash and also some torrential downpours right across through lanka on sunday for focused on it's quiet. the suns out that's allowing temperatures to rise in sin profit. and so jacob a bad 35 degrees number for you on sunday. there had been some flooding in jetta with these big storms around the red sea, also pushing into eritrea. and i think we'll expect much of the same on sunday, the storm still abrupt in around jetta. and we also have some rain for a lot as well, but up and down the gulf comfortable conditions. 32 degrees for us here in delta on sunday. okay. i'll see you soon. bye. for now. the we town. the untold story, the when all this done, because the whole side. no matter where it takes a police, we have cnn. and power and passion. we tell your story. we are your voice. news yo

and so greenland 19 degrees that's below average for this some year. then there's this weather maker that's coming crashing into japan. this is a cold front. so it's going to give us rain wind and drop down. that was the temperature is already we can see what it's done to the korean peninsula, temperatures in the chain. so if i put this a day forward, there's that dropping temperatures for tokyo, $21.00 that's below average, and it's our usual showers and storms for both sumatra. island and fornia wiley, c, later of the us president joe biden has we have friends, washington support for israel a day after hundreds of palestinians were killed. and these really strike on a hospital in gaza. what's behind that fast us military and political backend voice rail. this is inside stuff, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm for the back people. the us has firmly back to israel during the war is launched against guys despite an intensifying humanitarian crisis. for the 2300000 palestinians dropped in the besieged territory . cindy's around the foundation in

with rocky shores, the length of this object is several times greater than its width, the coasts of greenlandral object, all of this has a clear, specific... name, and this name, i want to hear from you in 15 seconds, time, think, discuss, a term, there should be some kind of term, and three, two, one, it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straightforward, everything should have been clear, but no, well, what did you discuss there, tell me, well, we believe that this is a volcanic formation, this rocky relief, but this phenomenon, i mean in reality while we find it difficult to answer, there is no answer, the sea bay, that’s about what did i ask you, what is it called, and yes, yes, yes, it’s called, well, since you didn’t give an answer, fjord, you heard, norwegian, for example, i said norway, it seemed to me that it would become clear, alina, please , you are doing very well, the second elements and we will continue with the opposing team, norwegian, now be careful, tower. vitebsk, the youth capital, which football player won the golden cup in 2022? you 're watching f

a group of 67 women from greenland are seeking compensation from the danish government over a campaignds of women, some of them teenagers, were fitted with coils under a programme intended to limit birth rates among the indigenous population. an inquiry is due to conclude in 2025. autopsies have been carried out on more than 100 river dolphin carcasses found floating on a tributary of the amazon in brazil. the experts think severe drought has led to the water overheating, killing the dolphins over the past week, along with thousands of fish. the dolphins have slow reproductive cycles, making their populations vulnerable to environmental shocks. live with bbc news. it's a country described by the un as a "living nightmare" — the caribbean nation of haiti is in the midst of a security and humanitarian crisis. now, there's controversy as a kenyan security force is being sent to the country to deal with the long running problem of criminal gangs. kenya's foreign minister says says the un security council vote to approve an international security force for haiti is a sign of hope for the co

in greenland not in new zealand.re the ice has pushed it down. and ice were here. >> what's interesting about the uk apparently because the uk is apparently because the glaciers were towards the of glaciers were towards the top of the country in scotland, so as they melted , the country is now they melted, the country is now tipping back . so the south of tipping back. so the south of england sinking into the sea. england is sinking into the sea. so yes, sorry , south of england, so yes, sorry, south of england, but you're not going to be here forever. i mean, i don't know how far we're going to sink. we might something, probably might hit something, probably hit anyway, is nearly >> anyway, the show is nearly oven >> anyway, the show is nearly over, let's take another over, so let's take another quick look friday's front quick look at friday's front pages. leads with pages. the daily mail leads with nurses, drugged stroke patients for an easy life. the telegraph has starmer will not bring hs2 back to life. the guard

with rocky shores, the length of this object is several times greater than its width, the coasts of greenlandst known for this type of relief. alaska, what kind of natural object, this all has a clear, specific name, and this name, i want to hear from you in 15 seconds, time, think, discuss, there should be a term, some kind of term, and three, two, one, it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straightforward, everything was clear, but no, well, what did you discuss there, tell me what it is. .. i mean in terms of geometric shape, for now it’s really difficult to answer, there is no answer, a sea bay, that’s what i asked you about, what it’s called, but yes, yes, yes, it’s called, well, since you don’t gave an answer, fjords, heard, norwegian fjords, for example, i said norway, i thought it would become clear, alina, please, you are very good it turns out, the second element and we will continue, norwegian, now be careful, a tower of two elements sometimes falls, everything is fine, for now yes, we will continue, vitebsk is the youth capital, which football player won the

a group of 67 women from greenland are seeking compensation from the danish government over a campaignwere fitted with coils under a programme intended to limit birth rates among the indigenous population. an inquiry is due to conclude in 2025. autopsies have been carried out on more than 100 river dolphin carcasses found floating on a tributary of the amazon in brazil. the experts think severe drought has led to the water overheating, killing the dolphins over the past week, along with thousands of fish. the dolphins have slow reproductive cycles, making their populations vulnerable to environmental shocks. you're live with bbc news. in new york it is the second day of the civil fraud case that threatens to upends donald trump's business empire. here was the us president a little earlier making his way into court — a trial he calls the biggest witch—hunt in history. mr trump, his two adult sons and the wider trump organisation are accused of massively inflating the value of their properties by over $2 billion, to secure better bank loans. the former president has denied any wrong doin

central russia, but still the weather is on average 5° above normal , dominated by a cyclone from the greenlandand the capital region, by the way, a double record was broken in moscow, this september turned out to be the warmest and driest in about a century and a half, well, optimistic forecast from the hydra center, in october... a woman's summer is expected, when the question is, there is hope that the second, third week of the month, that's all for me, right now on the first channel there is an anti-fake program, hiroshimo, the first constitution and curbs, or curbs, as you like, all this stuffing and cepso, which we will disassemble. today in the program, this is an anti-fake program and here we are waging our fight against fakes and disinformation, any sane person remembers the tragedy of hirashima and nagasaki, the tragedy that the americans caused then, killing more than half a million, probably people immediately, and a huge number of people after, who died. then from the effects of radiation, let's listen to what the head of the european commission, ursula fondern, says about the trag

greenland. bravo. questions from irina palyakova for 800.atellite on the borders of uruguay and argentina lasted 17.1 seconds, which turned out to be a record in the history of observations, name the phenomenon, lightning, you're right, questions from irina polikova for 400, name this atmospheric phenomenon comes from what is it? oh, well, apparently, i’ll say it as a stranger, now there’s a tornado, no, a cyclone, a cyclone, that’s right, maya, a question from perina palikova for a thousand. this phenomenon on the first and second of september 1859 became the most powerful in the entire history of observations. throughout europe , the telegraph did not work in north america, and auroras were observed even over the caribbean. name the phenomenon? magnetic storm. that's right, vladislav. let's have clubs for 600. in many polo clubs, after the first half of the game, spectators are invited to walk around the field. this is precisely the goal, the most practical one. maybe they are walking in order to. from irina for 200 this institution was fo

traditionally painted with yellow ocher , which is mined here, if the island is huge, then maybe it is greenlandhe yellow theme is for 400. participants in the braband revolution, which broke out in 1789, marched under a flag with with a yellow stripe at the bottom, on the modern flag of this country the stripes are vertical, and yellow in the middle, belgium, that's right, please, profession 300, in russia, the first woman in this industry, olga knushevitskaya, who worked since 1863 as a ticket cashier, railway, that's right, profession 400 , the film is a reporter's profession, this italian film director shot it in 1975 in english , the contract obliged. the main role was played by jack nicholson. this is a film by michelangelo antonioni. profession 200. on a commemorative coin issued by the bank of russia for the centenary of this the plan shows an electrician at work. gelro. bravo. there are 500 professions. aukson 300 andrey 700 you have 800. vabank may, vabank , let’s play, the common french surnames fabre and lefebvre come from the name of this profession, so fabre looks like something co

nevermind, i understand, i’m in the himalayas, where summers are melting at a record speed, like in greenlande floods, landslides, their dramatic impact on local society, the general secretary pointed out, he declared the need to stop madness, summer... are retreating, but we cannot retreat, we need to act in the fight against climate change, greta tumberk has moved into it, well, yes, this is absolutely , letniks are more important, really, well, than all this, because this cowardly rat whose tail was pinched by the americans and he is hanging around the himalayas on this pinched tail, away from the place where they can ask what he thinks, because what is happening there, of course i didn’t want to talk about this, yes, but this is how the conversation went, i’m supposedly still calmly convinced that the difference colossal, it lies in the fact that both the boys and the girl bana from syria, uh, were , well, like a completely staged story, because there was no use of chemical weapons by assad or anyone else, well, in the sense, except for those who staged something there. it really didn’t e

tea in england, gas in the united states, seal skins in greenland?on't know. >> careful you don't trigger more than a revolution here with these kind of -- >> rice in some countries. >> and eggs in america. >> exactly. those are the trigger ones, that people don't see the rest of it. >> paul, a pleasure. thank you for making the time today. paul donovan, and our very own steve liesman. >>> now to shares of amex. american expression declining about 3% right now, after the company reaffirmed its full-year guidance this morning, despite posting a 36 cent earnings beat. as for its outlook, it's up nearly 60% from last year. amex is trading at its lowest level of the year and is the biggest point drag on the dow today. and speaking of which today's consumer stat is that 51%, about half of u.s. consumers, plan to spend more than $500 this holiday shopping season. that's a 15% increase from a year ago according to a new report from transunion. >>> coming up, energy stocks have some good-looking dividend yields. up next, we'll tell you which ones. plus, we'r

a plane left last night soon before the word of the violence broke out into turned around over greenland and brought it passengers right back here this morning. that site showed that more than 80 flights were canceled, including delta, american airlines, and the german airline. we will be watching that one closely. we, coming home, now, are aware that all of this is playing out as we see the might of the u.s. military around the bay. san jose and the bay area enjoying clear skies. >>> it has been hot. a heat advisory has been in place since thursday morning. darren peck is here with the rest of this weekend outlook. >> reed, the heat advisory is for those three places. you guys are hotter in the 90s. but the heat advisory is here in the immediate bay. and i will show you why that is and one second. these are now the officials for the day by the way. they just came in. made it to 96 in concord. no heat advisory there. but for san jose, 94, oakland, 92, and san francisco at 86, we do have heat advisories there. your averages here are in the 70s. you know? you have lived through a summer in

flight by the way 954 that left san francisco friday night for israel reportedly turned back near greenlande to pilots states operators are advised to exercise extreme caution when operating in the tel aviv area because of the attacks. by the way, many european carriers suspending service to tel aviv including british airways and swiss air and israeli airlines el al said yesterday its flights are being operated as scheduled. stu stuart: i want to fill everybody in on this one. the white house called a lid. that means no more activities for the president for the rest of the day. 11:46, he calls the lid. next case. several u.s. citizens have been killed in israel. others are being held he is damage and white house wants to bring the hostages back safely. watch this. >> our hearts go out to the people who have been caught up in the situation, we'll be closely coordinating and working with our israeli partners on making every effort to bring those people back safely. i do think that we're going to be wrestling with this for awhile and working closely with israel as they plan whatever operations

rocky shores, the length of this object is several times... greater than its width, the coast of greenlandvia and alaska, about what natural object, this all has a clear, specific name , and this name, i want to hear from you in 15 seconds, time, think, discuss, a term, some kind of term should be, without a concept, and three , two, one, it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straightforward, everything should have been clear. but no, what did you discuss there, tell me, well, we think that this is a volcanic formation, this rocky relief, but this phenomenon, i mean in terms of its geometric shape, while in reality we find it difficult to answer, there is no answer, sea ​​bay, that’s what i asked you about, what it’s called, and yes, yes, yes, yes, it’s called, well, since you didn’t give an answer, fjords, norwegian. now be already. a cautious tower of two elements sometimes falls, everything is fine, so far yes, let’s continue, vitebsk, the youth capital, which football player won the golden boot in 2022? benzema, what kind of footballer? benzema sat down, valera,

united flight 9.54, took off from sfo and was above greenland when the pilots turned the plane around and came back to san francisco. united said in a statement, the safety of our customers and employees is our top priority. the airline is monitoring the situation and is adjusting flight schedules as required israel's civil aviation authority announcing yesterday that no sports or leisure flights are allowed into israeli airspace until further notice. support continuing to pour in for israel in redwood city today. the community gathering at the courthouse for an emergency rally solidarity with israel. the group says it's essential that they stand together. >> to express their unwavering support. and in san francisco, pro-palestine demonstrators took to the streets today. >> hundreds rallying in front of the israeli consulate and they were met by counter-protesters on the pro israel side kron four's amanda hari was there as the 2 sides were facing off. she joins us now in studio with more. amanda. >> both sides passionately protesting today saying the other side is wrong, but where the

on friday, a cyclone from the greenland sea will bring cloudiness , cooling, and increased precipitationtreet, the car drove into a parked car at full speed, and the driver died on the spot from his injuries. in balashikha, a passenger car, moving along a starry street, drove into the oncoming lane and collided with a truck. the victims began to be driven. the capital has launched the second route of regular river electric transport along the moscow river - seven ships will run from the printers to the printers, they will connect the districts of the south, south-east of the city, the length of the route is more than 9 km, it is expected that about 700,000 people will use the route, passengers will be able save up to 40 minutes on the way. we'll tell you more about what's happening in the capital region in less than half an hour. all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application. ordered a package of kefir, looked around, hop, apartment, place orders on a scooter, take part in... apartmentteka, everything you are interested in is collected in vkk video, even all

on friday, a cyclone from the greenland sea will bring cloudiness and cooling, precipitation will intensifywill connect the districts of the south and southeast of the city, the route length is more than 9 km. about 700,000 people are expected to use the route. passengers will be able to save up to 40 minutes on their journey. for more information about events in the capital region in less than half an hour, all news is always available on the media platform, look in the application or on the website smotrim.ru, see you. yes, my business works without your it tricks, it works so-so, mom. it can be better. if you're so smart, will you manage my salon? yes, it 's easy. so one fine day i found myself in the world of business; they will help me in any unclear situation. technologies: open an account with sbel and we connect services. let clients choose their own convenient time. and so that no one is late: reminders. analysis of finances for masters and general for the salon. so simple. it stuff. open an account in zber and use special services for the service sector for free forever. come and

week will be warm, daytime temperatures +15-18, light rain in places, on friday a cyclone from the greenland sea will bring clouds and cooling, precipitation will intensify, the thermometers will drop below 10°. two fatal accidents occurred at night in the capital region, killing five people. in moscow, on permskaya street, a car drove at full speed into a parked car ; the driver died on the spot from his injuries. in balashikha, a car, moving along a starry street, drove into the oncoming lane and collided with a truck. the impact overturned the car, and the drivers and three passengers became victims. in the capital , a second route of regular river electric transport has been launched along the moscow river. these are the areas of the south and southeast of the city, the length of the new highway is more than 9 km, about 700,000 people will be able to use it, with details, our correspondent, artyom kuznetsov. seven new electric buses now run from the preprinters' area; a new route has appeared in the south and south-east of the capital. by the way, electric trams are not only good for wal

the last such phenomenon occurred on june 10, 2021 and was visible in northern canada, greenland andthe pacific ocean and in the far reaches of south america, on april 8 a total solar eclipse will be visible in north america, like this, listen, well, fans of the ruler of the ring should just be happy , no, well, in fact, i think that only the linivs do not know about these eclipses from astronomical to astrological news, and because we are now living through exactly this... november, that at this time you can’t build new relationships, you can’t do it, i heard, you see how different they are to me, yes, how many astrologers, so many opinions, but in in any case, we know that time is not ordinary, that time is a little mystical and everyone should live it as they want, just focus on your own feelings, you know, no matter what the stars prophesy for us, the main thing is to be a good person, that’s it so, and now suddenly, we let's move on to the teenage topic, so, about age, a little about age , it is this age that is considered the most difficult period in the life of every person, w

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there's even that flight from san francisco to tel aviv that was on its way to tel aviv, flying over greenlando. so, those are some of the changes as well here. >> striking to see you outside of that synagogue, i also think about -- telling us in the last block that there's already heightened security in addition to synagogues at mosques throughout this country. nbc's liz kreutz for us in los angeles, liz, thank you. that does it for us today, i'm alicia menendez, i'm gonna see you back here tomorrow, my colleague ayman mohyeldin's gonna pick up our continuing coverage after this short break. do not go anywhere. go anywhere $300? really? and your clothes just keep getting more damaged the more times you wash them. downy protects fibers, doing more than detergent alone. see? this one looks brand new. saves me money? i'm starting to like downy. downy saves loads. struggling with the highs and lows of bipolar 1? ask about vraylar. because you are greater than your bipolar 1, and you can help take control of your symptoms - with vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar treats

they were over greenland about 7 hours into their they were told to just turn around and come back to san francisco international because it is simply dangerous to to tell us the israel. at i did say that you have decisions you have to now, push back your flight, you can do that without any problems at all. they will work with just get your airline now, if you want your money back, they will give you that is well, no problems. but the problem is when you make that decision and if you want to go at a later date, flight could be a lot higher than what you currently pay. so that's why you have decisions ahead. and this wasn't just airlines deciding this guys as far as how dangerous it is. they got fires we from the state department, if they can possibly can stay away from >> back all right. well, thank you for that update love. >> in san francisco, pro-palestinian demonstrators rallied in front of the israeli consulate and they were met by counter protestors who support israel. >> kron four's amanda hari was there as the 2 sides faced off. >> hundreds of people marching down the streets

burger you speed up the attack the moment when another iceberg breaks off from a glacier somewhere in greenlandple more times from lunch. a piece of delicious steak, and you end up with the warmest september in the history of meteorological observations. after all, all this is made from beef, and scientists consider animal husbandry one of the causes of the impending climate apocalypse. in 2023, the global temperature on earth was at least one and a half degrees higher than in the pre-industrial era. in september the surface air temperature went to the record was almost 17°, but then what could have caused such extreme heat. the temperature in the oceans, the amount of heat that is contained in the oceans, has really increased significantly, and this is reflected in the sea surface temperature, in september there were very large anomalies in sea surface temperature, very high values, but all this is happening against the backdrop of a general warming of the oceans, and this affects weather patterns all over the world, and you know, it's a little bizarre, it's unlikely that human activity alone

every time you bite into a burger you accelerate the onset of the moment when somewhere in greenland couple more times from dinner with a piece of delicious steak... and you suddenly get the warmest september in the entire history of meteorological observations. after all, all this is made from beef, and scientists consider animal husbandry one of the reasons for the impending climate apocalypse. in 2023, the global temperature on earth was at least one and a half degrees higher than in the pre-industrial era. in september , surface air temperature. to the record and amounted to almost 17°, but then what could have become the cause of such extreme heat? the temperature in the oceans, the amount of heat that is contained in the oceans, has actually increased significantly, and this is reflected in the temperature of the sea surface. in september there were very large sea surface temperature anomalies, very high values, but all this is happening against the backdrop of general warming of the oceans, and this affects weather conditions all over the world, and you know, this is a little

something is about to happen, almost tomorrow, this is not true, the ice sheets of antarctica and greenlandhese maldives, all these countries that you listed, could be under water for how long, then? well, the second one. as you said, the process is irreversible, and if we are talking about island states that are going under water, you also named many states that are, in principle, on the manteriques, which will be partially flooded, and a much larger number of people live there, that’s what they need to do, maybe they should start now to somehow protect yourself, where possible, build dams, build embankments, create artificial islands, well , let’s say, leningrad is protected by dams. other coastal cities are not protected, sochi, vladivostok, well, if this does not work out for those or for other reasons, we will have to move the infrastructure, our question was answered by the leading researcher at the lamonosov department of meteorology and climatology mikhail lokoshchenko, thank you, the epidemic is like a fire, it devours everything around, the premiere is on the russia channel, we ca

charts and financial charts that border on greenland.international economic spaces with clear robust and financial systems? sonia: in some ways, you know, yield curve that is somewhat less inverted is help 02 banks. -- helpful to banks. and by some metrics, it has been growing faster recently than earlier this year. tom: from a height standpoint it is a global role is what we see here. the strong get stronger. i don't see a way out of it, it is a once-in-a-lifetime bond investment. sonia: it is huge certainly once in a decade. tom: ok thank you so much. with bny mellon. difficult questions if you're working for a bank of character and longevity as the bank new york area the dividend goes back to 1642. we mentioned this power earlier. lisa: that is the heritage paradigm. -- i am just kidding. i think there is this one about all the older people who are retiring and spending all the money and the younger people who believe you only live once. the idea that everyone is ending and the incentive to save has gone down. it is interesting to me.

and we have also the melting of another ice sheet in greenland and also land glaciers .antarctic. now we shouldn't go and panic. this will happen probably slowly. it will happen over a centuries , but over a few centuries, but i think what this means is that we should start thinking about how we plan our coastal towns , a we plan our coastal towns, a coastal communities . we should coastal communities. we should stop building houses in places that, you know, are within 1 or 2m of sea level rise. we should start thinking about this so that we don't have to fix the problem in a rush when, when sea level is coming lapping up. and of course , a very interesting of course, a very interesting point of view , we tend to think point of view, we tend to think of climate change as catastrophic . catastrophic. >> nick i just wonder whether it necessarily is. i mean, obviously we have gone through many changes on our planet before. i think about 5.3 million years ago, for example , million years ago, for example, the mediterranean sea was created. i mean, that was land and suddenly

that something will happen any minute, almost or not tomorrow, this is not true , the antarctic greenlandsting that over the last decade, right up to recent years, it has even grown in volume, grown a little, despite global warming, so well , melting is happening in west antarctica, but in east antarctica it’s the other way around, so to say, the ice remains, therefore , integrally, so far a strong melting of the antarctic account has not begun, i understand correctly that now some states will sink there, and then... at some point the water may go away or new islands will appear, you know, new islands may appear as a result of very strong underwater volcanic eruptions , this happens hypothetically, well, these are very rare cases, as for the climate, the climate cannot be completely predicted, this is a very complex phenomenon, and of course, there may be some - something unexpected, but unfortunately, this is a phenomenon on a different time scale , what they need to do, maybe start now in order to somehow protect themselves, or it’s too early to think about it: scientists will say at an