the slow boss archipelago about the arctic circle. this is where the 24 year old me us left his lips and then a we can settlement as long. yep. yeah. and today she has a normal lacking day of the job itself. isn't terribly ordinary. she works in a mind that's been producing coal in the palm of frost for the past half a century. final preparations before going on the ground car. it's moving stuff in columbus has the immediate coal mining site fast by car then by electric call. i'm done on foot to today me a select is reinforcing one of the tunnels, drilling holes in the ceiling and assessing iron rods to help distribute the pressure rep developed over secure 1st and never go under a mountain that is not mine. number 7 is the last working norwegian mine in this fall bought archipelago. it will permanently close. see it's post if the source he's palm to switch to alternative energy sources. when i started working in the line, we were supposed to be doing it through 2045, around and, and just a year later i, we were told that you were clo

rain will turn into snow, and this is despite the fact that winter is already reigning beyond the arctic circleday, the first snow cover of 4 cm appeared in vorkuta, and local social networks were filled with snowmen, it seems that the whole city has taken up winter creativity, and today vyrkuta will continue to be snowed, the thermometers will not rise above zero, so the falling snow will no longer melt, to by the end of the day its layer will increase to 8 cm. usually such snowdrifts appear. here by the beginning of november, due to the influence of two cyclones at once, the temperature regime on the russian plain on monday will generally be quite contrasting, so in the north of the region the daytime temperature will not exceed zero +5, while in the middle zone it will warm up to +15-20, in the black earth region and up to +25, in the south the thermometers will again reach the thirty-degree mark, but i will note: that very soon the arctic cold will begin to break through deep into european russia, for example, in moscow it will rain until tuesday, during which time almost a third of the oct

and alexei died on february the 16th, 2024, in one of russia's most brutal prisons in the arctic circlethe russian authorities, after your husband's death, said it did not have a criminal nature, as they put it. what do you believe happened to your husband? i believe that vladimir putin is answering for the death and for the murder of my husband. we do have some evidence. what evidence do you have? because i know there was a report in the insider and leaked documents. as you know, anti—corruption foundation, very famous, our anti—corruption and other investigations, so it's very important for me. you know, i would like to come with the whole picture of what happened, notjust with the random documents. because there were documents, leaked documents, to the insider that appeared to show that he had sharp pains... there were some, but as i told, i would love to show how we can do the whole picture of what happened. and it's very important for me to come with this investigation. probably it will take a lot of time because, as you said, everything happened very far from everything. he was in

in the arctic circle it will be another 4-5° cooler. this cold will begin to break through deep into the russian plain. in the meantime, another series of records awaits the middle latitudes maximum temperature. it is interesting that in october this will be the third time in bryansk koluga - the second. in moscow today again without a record, sunny and simply abnormally warm, after lunch +21. but tomorrow the first portions of rain clouds will break through to the capital, they will limit the influx of solar energy and the air will begin to cool gradually. well, the peak of the cold snap will be on the weekend. on saturday-sunday the temperature in the megapolis will not exceed. +12:14 that's all for me, goodbye! now a short advertisement, then news economy: the ministry of agriculture expects price stability in the domestic food market to remain. discover avita mall. a new avita section where sellers are real pros. with a good reputation and a rating of 4.5. everyone has delivery and return. verified, buy new products in avito mall on

in the arctic circle it will be another 4-5° cooler. this cold will begin to break through deep into the russian plain. in the meantime , another series of maximum temperature records awaits the middle latitudes. it is interesting that in tula in october this will be the third time, in bryansk koluga, the second. in moscow today again without a record, sunny and simple. normally warm, after lunch +21, but tomorrow the first portions of rain clouds will break through to the capital, they will limit the influx of solar energy and the air will begin to gradually cool down, well, the peak of the cold snap will be on the weekend, on saturday- sunday the temperature in the megapolis will not exceed +12 and 14. that's all for me, goodbye. now the news of the economy weekly inflation in russia has accelerated. roman, yes, while the ministry of agriculture expects stability in prices for food. inflation in russia for the week ending september 30 accelerated to almost 2%, the annual rate exceeded 9, since the beginning of the year the rate of gro

and alexei died on february the 16th, 2024, in one of russia's most brutal prisons in the arctic circle put it. what do you believe happened to your husband? i believe that vladimir putin is answering for the death and for the murder of my husband. we do have some evidence. what evidence do you have? because i know there was a report in the insider and leaked documents. as you know, anti—corruption foundation, very famous, our anti—corruption and other investigations, so it's very important for me. you know, i would like to come with the whole picture of what happened, notjust with the random documents. because there were documents, leaked documents, to the insider that appeared to show that he had sharp pains... there were some, but as i told, i would love to show how we can do the whole picture of what happened. and it's very important for me to come with this investigation. probably it will take a lot of time because, as you said, everything happened very far from everything. he was in prison. he was in this cell alone. so, of course, it's very difficult to investigate all this.

well, a jacket, here you can, you know, and put on a hat and even fur boots, because before the arctic circle is just a stone's throw away, and you know there's a bear, and how long will it take us to get there, well , it's quick to the circle, but to the bear, it's still a little further. the city looks completely different from the water, for example, this building of design organizations seems higher than it actually is. it was once the tallest in arkhangelsk, until the 20th century the city was generally considered the wooden capital of russia, there were 96% of such buildings. since then, of course, a lot has been built, and a modern tourist like us will definitely find a place to stay, from hostels to budget five-star hotels, for example, you can stay in the very center on the embankment, yes, the rooms here are a little more expensive, but just look at the views from the window: beauties, the northern dvina, hotels with a high rating have everything a tourist needs, a gym, a sauna, a restaurant, keep in mind that breakfast is not included in the price everywhere, so choose carefully by

arctic circle and lived until the age of 3, and then until the age of 12 i lived in the small town ofra, on the pechora river, in those years of mine, well, you can see my age, i will soon be 90 years old already, so in those days, yes, i was not joking, in those days there was no television, naturally the internet, and there was radio, on the radio classical music was playing all the time, and i dreamed that this is how it would come true for me there, and i am very grateful that i ended up on the stage of the bolshoi theater, i won’t say it again, don’t be afraid, i really have neither an ear nor a voice, it’s true, besides, i’ll admit it to you honestly, i still don’t consider myself great, i swear to you, i’m a professional, a real professional, i ’ve written a lot of scripts, but i want to wish the guys that they all have a big... dream, that your scripts, films, well here already in different genres, different types of art people loved it because i believe that art, in general, this is my deep conviction, exists only for one thing, to help people live, so i want to wish all the

you got to be really up toward the arctic circle to see that aurora.he fact that you get these big activities on the sun that do produce a lot of output, that can produce aurora down very, very south, very, very southern, it's amazing. >> several states experienced the northern lights last week because of a strong solar storm, including maine, new hampshire, idaho and alaska, according to the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. a geomagnetic storm is expected wednesday, allowing some northern regions to possibly see the northern lights. i'm anita vogel, fox news. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> it's affected her life dramatically. >> a bay area woman files a lawsuit against sean diddy combs, alleging he raped her at a home in contra costa county. good evening. on this wednesday, i'm cristina rendon, and i'm mike mibach. >> the woman is the latest in a string of alleged victims who have recently come forward. according to a lawsuit filed just this week, she says she was brutally raped by combs and his entourage at a home in orin

the launch was planned beyond the arctic circle in sweden, but the protests of the people of flopland greta thunberg forced the swedish authorities to ban it. what exactly scared them? at least the fact that geoengineering can destroy the blue. this is a dangerous intervention in the climate, such experiments are extremely unreasonable, we do not understand the consequences of their impact on monsoons, on precipitation regimes, if we introduce geoengineering into practice, and then stop our planet waiting thermal shock. gates vs. thunberg. has this battle of the climate titans put professor keith's experiments on pause or not? see, there they are, there they are! one, two, three, that means death. an american blogger shows evidence of the existence of chemtrails. he claims that these white traces in the air are not actually condensation from an airplane engine, but traces of chemical aerosols that the government sprays to control people with the weather. they spray chemicals into the atmosphere, aluminum, barium, stronts. these metals get into our bodies, soil, food and water. usual t

you got to be really up toward the arctic circle to see that aurora. the fact that you get these big activities on the sun that do produce a lot of output, that can produce aurora down very, very south, very, very southern. it's amazing. >> the most recent light show was visible up in the north bay. a big thank you again to our ktvu photographer, jayden shaw. he captured these images. researchers are anticipating more solar storms in the next year or so. >> i want to see those. >> we need to stay up late. >> yeah we do. all right. but i'm up early enough to hear sal castaneda talking about our commute. and again, you've been really busy this morning. >> that's right. dave and gasia right now we do see that the south bay commute, that silicon valley commute has been pretty slow all over the place. most of it has been routine slowing, but in case you're wondering, are we going to have an easy day? i don't think it is. also, 680 pleasanton. very slow because of a crash at 84 vallecitos road. also getting into the act. there's some slowing now developing i

village of koeda of the mizensky district of the arkhangelsk region is 30 kilometers by sea, but the arctic circlef kilometers away, around there is not a soul only wild animals and rich fish and the white sea. for centuries , the ancestors of today's fishermen, strong and strong-willed people, pioneers of the russian north, who gave the world lomanosov, dezhnev, khabarov and many others, people united by the glorious name of pomors, caught fish and sea animals here. a small brigade of fishermen lives, catching with set nets. the brigade has almost finished the season, the weather in early september is changeable, there is little left to develop a plan, but the direction of the wind will determine whether the fishermen will have time to finish what they started, dubec, dubec, only this can clean it, because there are no such devices, well, as the old people did, they were able to clean it differently here. there are no such machines here to clean this dirt. the pomors have been using set nets since time immemorial, the place where they are installed is called the old word tanya. the design of the

other first, captain cook is believed to be the first explorer to cross the and arctic circle.s first and second voyages in order to find, or perhaps not find, a mythic, super continent that was widely believed to exist by all the leading scientists of the time. this image shows-- you can see at the very bottom of the world, there is this massive continent, these huge place that was so widely believed, they put it on maps and said it was populated by millions of people. it had to be there, because if it was not there, preponderance of landmasses in the northern hemisphere would cause the planet to spin out of control into outer space. don't laugh. yes, we have two left, because it is such silly science. that is what the view was at the time. captain cook went down there and decided, it is not there, it is a myth. there is no such continent. yes, antarctica, which he came very close to discovering is big . yes, australia is a big continent, but nothing like that. he became what they call a hero of negative discovery, meaning, he didn't discover anything that was widely presumed

situation also in the arctic where there is fear of a potential spillover of rushes, more in ukraine, russia's making up nearly half of this zones geographically. but now it's in circled by 7 nato members on your front end security policy. this year says that military activity in rivalry has intensified in the region. your, your government has also highlighted the growing importance of the region in strategic competition. so in other words, the countries have their eyes on mineral resources, new shipping routes, especially as temperatures rise. the ice receipts, russia and china seemed to be teaming up more and more especially in this region. to what extent are you seeing this as a flash point, a site for intensifying well, for right now, between the west, russia and china. yes. you know, the optic is becoming more and more important by the day. um, unfortunately with a, with the climate change which is extremely uh, well visible up and up in the north. um, so we appreciate it and well come with very, very much that to and that nato is taking a very active approach in these matters as well. because the optic will play a significant role, not only for trade routes, but