that's why scientists make the long journey across the notoriously rough southern ocean to antarcticae up to my nightstand crashing across the room. because we'd hit, apparently, a 12-meter wave. i've never been in waves like that before. victoria: sarah is one of the wildlife biologists that we're traveling with. to reduce the impact and the expense of their research trip, she and the team are hitching a lift on a tourist ship. sarah: the science and the tourists want to go to the same places, where there are these hotspots of biodiversity or animals, and so we're going to the same places and get to do science at the same time. victoria: we can see our first ice berg, that means antarctica is getting very close now. when we reach the peninsula, the waters calm and antarctica reveals itself. the coldest continent on earth. a vast ice sheet that holds more than half the world's fresh water. hundreds of species depend on these cold, rich seas. ♪ ♪ for the scientists on board, this is where the hard work begins. the researchers we're foowing has special permits to study antarctic whales

the measurement results showed that in the summer the southern ocean actively absorbs carbon dioxide. troops of the first belarusian front in the brest area fought to complete the encirclement of a group of enemy forces. the wehrmacht turned the city into... a powerfully fortified area with three defense lines. trenches, pillboxes, bunkers, forts. the soviet army, repelling counterattacks by german troops, was able to liberate 20 settlements, including zamostye and sands. there were 2 days left until the complete liberation of belarus. it’s hard to imagine belarusian cities without panel houses, they are in demand not only on the primary real estate market, but on the secondary market, if you want to know how they are built, then make it louder belarus 24, what are the walls of the building made of, oh, it’s dusty and noisy here, why are the panels baked in a huge microwave? i definitely didn’t expect such a turn of events, what kind of crash tests are carried out at the factory, everything, you said that it would be quiet, large-scale production, very cool high-rise construction, wha

, the borders of the southern ocean with other oceans , atlantic, quiet and indian, and there all food? it is quite possible that they have unihemispheric sleep, quite possible, that is they rest on the move, but the food is simple, they, they are some in principle, they are in general, they can pick up in the conditionally surface layer of water, well, what does that mean, this is from about well from the surface to about five meters there, but... one one of the species of albatross was seen diving yes 19 yes do it you know, i read yes you read you had a hint actually due to what exactly he managed to do, well, how he folded his wings from top to bottom, grabbed the fish , yes, of course they are the same type of albatross that feeds purposefully fish well shoal dived grabbed surfaced they pick it up somewhere and take it somewhere to digest it or that's where he found it there and ate it he eats it. if he has a chick, it means that his stomach produces such a smelly liquid, very very oily, which he feeds this liquid to the chicks, young chicks, he feeds this liquid to the chicks

and we need to be able to very precisely put them in the graveyard in the southern pacific ocean. >> challenge. >> that's why we are starting six years ahead. >> reporter: it's the largest single structure ever built in space, making its reentry, a complicated process. >> how does that work? splashed down the ocean? >> as a matter of fact, this far in advance we are developing the d. orbit vehicle. you never can tell with the things that president putin is up to what is going to be our relationship. could we continue to rely on partners on the space station to help get it down so we are not taking any chances. this is the russian section. of this is the american station. >> reporter: the russians played a part in selecting where it would orbit. >> there are limitations to being on a space station that's operated by multiple governments >> reporter: of a plan to launch the star lab into a lower orbit which the company says is more efficient and cost-effective. >> you don't have to be political like we had to be inviting the russians way back 30 years -- 30 years ago. >> reporter: the

there is a serious palette and a huge space from eastern europe to the southern borders of asia, from the atlantic to the pacific oceansco countries occupy a quarter territories of the planet, they are home to almost half of the world's population, and a third of the world's gdp is concentrated in them. the total gdp of all member countries of the organization exceeded $24 trillion, with 51 international treaties signed, which will lead to an increase in gdp of up to $30 trillion by 2035. a little more detail about the scale: there are always two scos in the club. member of the un security council and four states with nuclear potential, two countries with the largest populations on the planet and two of the largest energy consumers in world, three out of five brix countries. enormous potential and enormous opportunities and resources. at the moment, the sco is truly such a powerful ten most promising states of the post-soviet space and the asia-pacific region, which in 10 years will no longer be easy. drivers and fundamental institutions of global economic development, no, they will rule, so belarus’s entry into this

egypt, qatar and the united arab emirates. from eastern europe to the southern borders of asia, from the atlantic to the pacific oceanom the arctic ocean to the indian ocean. the sco countries occupy a quarter of the planet's territories, they are home to... a little more detail about the scale of the sco club , two permanent members of the un security council and four states with nuclear potential. the two countries have the largest populations. on the planet and two of the world's largest energy consumers, three of the five brics countries, colossal potential and enormous opportunities and resources. at the moment, the sco is indeed such a powerful ten most promising states of the post-soviet space and the asia-pacific region, which in 10 years will no longer just be drivers and fundamental institutions of global economic development. china and the russian federation, we all tremble before this dollar, well, let's finally take certain steps to reduce depend on this dollar and you will see, frightened, those who manipulate the dollar club will understand that this cannot continue to be the case, we see all this, but

so the east of this, but we will see that heavy rain start to move into southern pockets done on choose day of the ocean. their results with leader who fought in a brutal 21 years civil war and switch on to become so dense. first, vice president, a news release, global knowledge to which we or i think what happens next is still a mystery, which is the real world tells the story of john graham and mysterious death on l. just the contrasting while it comes for, as well as prime minister in the us divisions over the war in the gaza on show with protest outside of cheering congress in the week of dramatic politics in washington . how is spending mean that the down who has visit being viewed that and back in this route, this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the show. i'm sammy's a that us politicians gave as well as prime minister ben.

ocean. meteorological organization for the northern belt of the southern dauneh of central alborz and the southeast of the country, increasing clouds and the predicted rain showers in the eastern parts of the central regions will cause strong winds to raise dust. hello, dear compatriots , during the afternoon and tonight, we witnessed rains in the northwestern parts of the provinces of west azarbaijan , east azarbaijan, ardabil province, as well as the southern parts of the caspian river , gilan, mazandaran, golestan provinces, the northeastern parts of north khorasan province, and the northern parts of khorasan province. alborz highlands are for zanjan provinces, qazvin , alborz, tehran, semnan. hormozgan province takes place in the central areas of the southern parts of kerman province. heavy rains that lead to flooding. during this period , we are predicting that rivers and streams will flood in the northern parts of west azarbaijan province and the northern part of east azarbaijan province. therefore, we recommend that our dear compatriots refrain from being on the edge of houses and streams du

ocean. and india wants to make sure it can at least monitor these passages. for example, here, india has a naval station at the southern end of the nickel bar islands, just 450 kilometers. it's from the malik a straight speaking of islands. this is where the moses come into play. deficit sion in the middle of the indian ocean makes these small islands quite important strategically. then also to be a dream destination for wealthy tourists. the also a hub for trade and infrastructure and for security. for a long time, the leaders of the multi sympathetic towards india, but more recently, loyalties have shifted in the last is election pro china candidates. mohammed maurice are one of to come painting with the slogan, india out this year he's already visited chinese president. she didn't ping an old indian troops to leave the motives and india stuff against china, which has the biggest, may be in the wealth. even supposing the us one of india strategies forming alliance, it's the powerful partners. india is a member of the so called quote, a diplomatic security focus partnership with the us, australia and japan. and india

oceans. israel launches the air strike on the southern suburb of lebanon's capital, beirot, killing at least three people and injuring nearly 90 others. is really forces to withdraw from the southern gaza city of khan units after 9 days at least three palestinian 300 palestinian civilians were killed in israeli attacks there. i as president swear in the presence of the noble.

. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other coowner in west portal. >> we are a neighborhood hardware store. been a community institution since it was founded in 1936. we had a little bit of everything. (indiscernible) to gardening or gift buying. >> my entire experience in san francisco is this community. it is a very small town feel for a big city. the community is caring and connected. >> what makes me excited doing business in district 7 is i know it sell well. i grew up here. i knew a l

southern coast, the fine black sand is a product of the islands volcanic geology. most holiday makers visit the canary islands because they're pleasantly warm all year round. looking out across the atlantic ocean. it really is dilly, but turn around and you'll find a huge construction project aimed at attracting even more toward. this is one of many construction projects and southern and everything for an investors are building a new luxury hotel. but the south is already dotted with countless hotels and holiday resorts, even though more are being built. the roughly 900000 locals who live on the island . meanwhile, have a hard time finding affordable housing. 40 percent of all people who live on tennessee, fe, work and tourism, it's the islands, most important, economic sector antenna. rephrase. former capital laguna, i'm meeting victor martine, the spokes person for kennedy. a. see, i go down a citizens initiative? can i be a say? i wrote the meaning that could mary islands are exhausted once greater restrictions on tourism and that is more of a part of the blue a part of the english. those middle is there's the same more plugins that i just kind of use put with like, oh no, me cool. and let

in east africa and in several countries today, from southern somalia to kenya, tanzania, mozambique, and madagahkar on this coast of the indian ocean. they rule for 500 years it is very popular in that region and still many people there call themselves shirazi and are interested in it, unlike the westerners who use slavery wherever they go, plunder gold, diamonds, and these shirazis are very popular there. and for this reason, many people from the regions there who say that we are proud to say that we are from shiraz, this is the difference between iranian islamic civilization and iranian islamic culture, with western civilizations who now say, sir, for example, we are a garden, the rest of the world is a forest . we look at previous civilizations, we see them in palestine and gaza, and i want to say that this is a model from this point of view it is very interesting and it was also very strange for us that why it has not been discussed so much until now, that is , a place like this, in my opinion, dozens of documentaries and several movies and series should have been made about it. civilization, leaving different mosques , differe

>> geologists are keeping close watch on a steep stretch of coastline in southern california that's eroding into the pacific oceane shoreline is changing. geologists in rancho palos verdes say that landslides are taking away a foot a week. historically, the movement has only been a few inches a year. the eroding dirt and rocks from the landslide are creating a new shoreline about 250ft farther out to sea. officials say they hope to start a multi-million dollar project to help remove water from the area to slow the landslide. today, the white house declared a major disaster in texas in the aftermath of hurricane beryl. restoring power is now the top priority. fox's katy byrne tells us millions in texas are without electricity in the middle of a blistering heat wave. >> the storm has come and gone, and now millions of texans are picking up the pieces. following a direct hit from hurricane beryl, it made landfall along the gulf coast early monday as a category one storm, bringing high wind and heavy rain. while anxious residents assess the damage, power crews are out in big numbers, hoping to restore service to mill

really from ocean on all t reporting from jerusalem. well, to southern guns that were $29.00 palestinians were killed on tuesday in id for tax on a un schooling, cunning eunice, according to the end tables, media, office, women, and children reportedly make up the majority of casualties. as the building is used to house displaced families, local journalists, rami alma, gobby, looks up. the tools such attacks have taken on gauss as young. it has the sales and a territory estimate the number of those children who had their legs amputated as about 2000. this is a very low cost estimate that's because of the as a to war against these allow me to mask policy. a garza that has been ongoing since october 7 of last year. now we are available are marked as hospital in the middle child of january by the head, middle garza's trip, which absorbs the large number of those children and other casualties and the territory model. then pin the record. charlie was under the daily in cost, regardless of cost. this is somebody else 10 years old. she item in buckhead around w

. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostlyrhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other coowner in west portal. >> we are a neighborhood hardware store. been a community institution since it was founded in 1936. we had a little bit of everything. (indiscernible) to gardening or gift buying. >> my entire experience in san francisco is this community. it is a very small town feel for a big city. the community is caring and connected. >> what makes me excited doing business in district 7 is i know it sell well. i grew up here. i a lot of customers, parents of friends.

there is a serious palette and a huge space from eastern europe to the southern borders of asia, from the atlantic to the pacific ocean sco countries occupy a quarter of the planet's territories, they are home to almost half of the world's population, and a third of the world's gdp is concentrated in them. the total gdp of all member countries of the organization exceeded $24 trillion. at the same time, 51 international treaties were signed, which... by 2035 will lead to growth of up to $30 trillion in gdp. a little more detail about scale. the sco club has two permanent members of the un security council and four states with nuclear potential. the two countries with the largest populations on the planet and the two largest consumers of energy in the world are three of the five brix countries. enormous potential and enormous opportunities and resources. at the moment, shows really are such a real powerful top ten. the most promising states of the post-soviet space and the asia-pacific region, which in 10 years will no longer become just drivers and fundamental institutions of global economic development, no, they will

because of a little bit of an ocean breeze, we'll have 70s and 80s, but high fire danger in southern california with some strong and also gusty winds. so some common sense stuff with this heat moving in. drink plenty of water. cold towel on the back of your neck can help if you work outside. remember the pets spf 30. wear a hat and the parked car. danger parked car with windows rolled up can get 150 degrees even hotter, so check it twice before you shut the doors and head in the store. all right, we're going to get into some changes here by this weekend. hot high pressure moves to the east, but we'll see some tropical moisture move up around that high pressure could bring some thunderstorms to the sierra and southern california. we'll be watching it closely for us right now. nothing big. we're down to 69. in san francisco by sunday and hottest day 108 thursday at 101 friday. and then we're down to that 91 on sunday. so weekend, hurry up and get here. looks like a palm springs forecast in there. certainly. thanks jeff. all right. up next, lake tahoe beaches under the microscope. the r

in the waters of the western and northern parts of the pacific ocean, and in particular in the south china sea, which washes the southern taiwan. the ministry of defense of china emphasized that these actions are not directed against third parties and have nothing to do with the current international and regional situation. as reported by the moscow times, the day before a detachment of ships of the pacific fleet of the russian federation as part of the corvati arrived loudly and sharply at the chinese port of zhangjiang to participate in exercises. according to the russian military department, warships of the two states worked on practicing anti-aircraft and anti-submarine defense tasks, as well as rescue at sea. for taiwan, these exercises do not pose a threat, it is not so much a demonstration for taiwan. how much for the usa, which is against them not only china, the bloc - he says military expert yevhen dykiy. well, first of all, china doesn't need it, in fact, the chinese people's army is incomparably pigier than the russian one. secondly, actually, from a technical point of view, the russian fleet is not somethin

. >> ocean avenue, which is the southern end of our district is vibrant commercial corridor that mostly cater tuesday the local neighborhoods and the students. as you go further west you have the mall which has some of the best pan asian food offerings in the city. if you haven't been there, it is really fun. as you go up a little bit further, there is west portal avenue, which is a very old school commercial district where you can still find antique shops and cobbler shops and as well as like more modern restaurants. it is definitely hopping and full of families on any weekday. >> i'm matt roger, the coowner or (indiscernible) >> carl, other coowner in west portal. >> we are a neighborhood hardware store. been a community institution since it was founded in 1936. we had a little bit of everything. (indiscernible) to gardening or gift buying. >> my entire experience in san francisco is this community. it is a very small town feel for a big city. the community is caring and connected. >> what makes me excited doing business in district 7 is i know it sell well. i grew up here. i knew a l

you'll see a lot more southern parts of the city, other parts towards the ocean. be a little bit more cloud cover to deal with. and again, that drizzle possible oakland about variable clouds at 70 79, san jose, mostly sunny and nice. 84 antioch, up to the north bay. we've got 70's 84 for santa rosa. 61, chilly degrees for half moon bay. next couple of days or you have its peak and a half moon bay overcast. now, 84 by tuesday, wednesday, 89 in the 90's are coming back. we think at this point sub 100, but we'll see for those hot temperatures. encroach it more in the long range forecast for the force >> 10 18 and the epa has approved more than 10 million dollars for projects to protect and restore watersheds and hayward richmond, san pablo and north richmond. the money will go towards projects like the restoration of wildcat creek and the pivot points project that included tidal marsh restoration for the levees and reducing nitrogen loads in bay area. waters. it's 10, 18 and the east bay housing authorities in alameda county have got some money from a grant to preven

southern coast, the fine black sand as a product of the islands volcanic geology. most holiday makers visit the canary islands because they're pleasantly warm all year round looking out across the atlantic ocean. it really is dillard but turn around and you'll find a huge construction project aimed at attracting even more toward. this is one of many construction projects and southern to reach a foreign investors are building a new luxury hotel, but the south is already dotted with countless hotels and holiday resorts. even though more are being built. the roughly 900000 locals who live on the island. meanwhile, have a hard time finding the affordable housing going to fly on the left america can or if is absolute tourism hot spots and this is where it all the get back in the 19 sixties and seventies brawling. 16 kilometer long vacation resort has been created here not far from the airport. it has everything, holiday makers, me hotels shops, restaurants, and a wide beats complete with golden sands, imported from africa. the really nice that's nice weather. you'll see that you're in the air. so yes, perfect place to stay. entering the vacationers are aware of the islands protests against mass to

what work is here at the tobacco, the southern nation plants, the northeastern spain, a testing center. the region is increasingly looking to removing salt from ocean water as the solution, so that will to problems levels of acidity, conductivity, cooler, and content. everything is tested here in the plants laboratory and it has to be just so because if not they've been that about or depending on which bad you it is . you know, that part of the process isn't working properly. you act on that incorrect value out of our, on the, in other words, the laboratory. people communicate with the operator and then the upper right to internal x on the process on their product there. so it's a painstaking process, but essential move in cost. the function to process that the plant becomes a salty brain pumped bus, kind of which into the see the rest of the types to the surrounding communities. that's part of the code come all garcia's job. he has worked at the plant since it was built in 2002. since then it's doubled as capacity. your cell phone as well. so now this is a really to is the area. and as well as being a touristic area, it's a very, it's a couch with

the pacific ocean ships are loud and harsh in chinese janjiang with a special mission: joint maneuvers with the southernleet, and it was loud and harsh to match the name of the russian corvettes. 3 days and three dozen tasks, russian sailors. between the navies of china and russia, which contributed to the standardization and systematization of bilateral practical cooperation. simultaneously with maritime cooperation, there are also joint patrols in the north and west of the pacific ocean, also with the participation of naval aviation, convoying ships in the strait zone and comprehensive defense of one of the ships, a joint inspection operation on a suspicious ship, in its role the chinese ship henshuey. division of underwater sabotage forces of the pacific fleet. together with the chinese naval special forces they act in amazing harmony, understanding each other with just one gesture. all soldiers and sailors. the officers underwent preliminary training, which made it possible to quickly conduct an inspection operation as part of mixed groups and increase the effectiveness of combat coordination. why d

ocean, cool their direction. highs still adjacent to us and still has an impact with dry hot conditions for southern california.y warm for some of our in the neighbors, especially out to the central valley for us in the bay area, though the seabreeze is very present and it keeps smoke pushed away from the bay fire burning up near chico. all that smoke is removing the exact opposite direction of us up into nevada and oregon. well, that fire in the altamont pass. even that smoke diffuses out to the central valley. so the bay area air quality is actually looking pretty solid these next few days 50's to 60's for san francisco and for the coast itself. we can get a lot of 70's to 80's elsewhere. today is still going to be a warm day. still some shorts and t-shirts. weather with that mosquito repellents as well as some sunscreen. but it's just so much more tolerable. santa clara at 79 today, seminole and dublin in the 70's livermore, even though you're 86, it beats 1, 0, 3, 2 days ago. well, opened up to richmond in the 60's. stanley. android. nice. 71 antioch in vacaville are low in spots, barely hanging on to the 9