to cover about half the arctic ocean, but then every winter, it covers the entire arctic ocean of the other factor as it is so important is that there is no historical evidence that c o 2 is a main driver of temperature at and not even in the slightest, it's been out of sync with temperature for most of the history of yours. and it happens to be that we're in a slight warming period now. and we started replenishing the atmosphere with c o 2, which had come down to a level lower than it ever had been in the history of the earth. that's 4600000000 years 20000 years ago. in the peak of the most recent lacey ation in the place to scene ice age c o 2 saying to $180.00 parts per 1000000, which is only 30 parts per 1000000 above. when plants start to die, we are replenishing the c o 2. that life took out of the atmosphere and the oceans over the last 3000000000 years. most of it in the last half 1000000000 years. when sea creatures learn to make shells from calcium carbonate. although shelves, up and up on the bottom of the ocean, turning into limestone, where the white list of dover, which

it will move towards the south pole and on its way to the southern arctic ocean , it will be directed to an area called iceberg alley, where it will join other icebergs of its kind in the depths of the dark waters, and the use of robots artificial intelligence in agriculture in addition to reducing biological complications the environment has a significant effect in reducing the losses of agricultural enclosures, according to the bbc, despite the use of artificial intelligence in this sector with the challenges, here is a farm in kent, located in the south of england, an army of robots is picking the last strawberries . are in season and ensure that only the ripest and most well-shaped strawberries are picked. after picking, the fruits are packed and sent to the stores. these robots have cameras that recognize color, and the cameras find the right strawberries and send them to the robot. they give to face pick them very skillfully. this robotic system brings environmental benefits. one of the most interesting of them is the possibility of using data collected by robots to help predict

ocean there is plastic, microplastic, and we understand, scientists have found microplastic in the arctic oceannts sea is gradually turning into a spontaneous dump. these are sailors from fishing. where our film crew was. the footage was filmed off the coast of teriberka in the mormon region. in addition to game fish, sailors continually fished garbage out of the water. yes, quite a lot of garbage. this is mainly ship debris such as buoys, nets, ropes, cables. but there is also a lot of plastic containers, a lot of plastic containers. the mass of plastic particles can exceed the biomass of fish in the world's oceans. that is, plastic will soon become. than fish and we will catch plastic instead of fish. every bottle we carelessly throw can end up in water, then it will disintegrate into microplastics. these small pieces of plastic are eaten by fish, as a result of which it accumulates in their tissues, and from there it comes to us in the area under discussion. condemned type of household waste. but few people say that plastic packaging has a big advantage; it can easily get... a second life. t

largest iceberg, which has recently broken away from the frozen regions and is moving towards the arctic ocean. the approximate area of ​​this iceberg is about 4 thousand square kilometers. according to scientists, this iceberg is the largest surviving piece of the iceberg that was released from the filchner ice zone about 37 years ago. until the next part of the news. god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great. oh my love, my love, my love, my love, muhammad , my daughter, all the blessings , mama, mama, hello, you wrote me a letter. sharaftwa or noor al-ayb sharaftwa or noor al-ayb praise be to god, praise be to god, praise be to god , praise be to god. until death, takbeer allah akbar, takbeer allah akbara, and we men, and laatah, and us men , ab obeedah, qallah, qallah , shouf sho, sari , shouf. god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great. time the sword before the sword, the sword before the sword, and we are the men of muhammad taif , and we are the me

antarctica, which means it has already reached there, scientists have found microplastic in the arctic oceant the barents sea is gradually turning into a spontaneous dump. her, filmed off the coast of teriberka in the mormon region. in addition to game fish, sailors every now and then fished garbage out of the water. yes, quite a lot of garbage, mostly. ship's garbage such as buoys, nets, ropes, cables, but also a lot of plastic containers, a lot of plastic containers. there are estimates that say that in the foreseeable future, that is, this is not a matter of centuries, the issue is closer to the world ’s oceans, that is, plastic will soon become more abundant than fish, and we will catch plastic instead of fish. every bottle we carelessly throw can end up in... it will then break down into microplastics. these small pieces of plastic are eaten by fish, as a result of which it accumulates in their tissues, and from there it enters our bodies and poisons us. that is why plastic is the most. testing center vskolkovo, here they learned how to recycle plastic. there is a myth that plastic coff

sense that we inform the court to keep them in the country while moving through the seas of the arctic oceanssance is another important function of ship navigation. during the towing process, we always sent one tug forward 5 miles, we sent the second tug forward 15 miles, so that they would go forward, monitor the ice conditions, put the towing on the lead vessel, and we, based on the information given, would make a decision on how to proceed. bypass these ice fields. it was assumed that if the path turns out to be insurmountable, an icebreaker will help the caravan. there were two nuclear-powered ships not far from the northern lights exploration route, but in the end support was not needed. we had one moment when we decided to go north.... new siberian islands, at the moment the taimyr nuclear dock was on duty there, in principle, we met him on our way, looked at him and thought that we would go ourselves, maybe someone threw sugar into the sea from the northern lights floating vessel, the sailors have tradition, if you throw sugar into the sea, the weather will be better , there is no ice

while moving through the seas of the arctic ocean, ice reconnaissance is another important function ofgress when towing, we always sent one tug forward 5 mils. we sent the second tug ahead 15 miles, so that they would go forward, monitor the ice conditions and report to the towing vessel to the lead ship. and we are at the expense of information data. made a decision on how to get around these ice fields. it was assumed that if the path turned out to be insurmountable, an icebreaker would help the caravan. there were two nuclear-powered ships not far from the northern lights exploration route, but in the end support was not needed. we had one moment when we accepted the decision to go north, north of the new siberian islands, at the moment the nuclear power plant taimyr was on duty there. in principle, we met him on our way, looked at him, thought that we would go on our own, but maybe someone there from the semi-submersible floating station northern lights threw sugar into the sea, sailors have a tradition of throwing sugar into mine, then the weather will be better. there is no ice i

as i sits here, russia is mobilizing new military power in the arctic ocean and so on. china is mobilizing its military in the south china sea at bearing down on taiwan. i don't think we should see to cold war, but it is a period, a new period of normative battle for democratic values and the, and i think democracies of the world have to recognize this and rise to the challenge. figuring out how to deal with the rise of china is the great challenge of the 21st century. this gotten more authoritarian over the past decade state champion and alternative to western democratic capitalism. that gives dictatorships like china's an incredible vulnerability should a day cost. when that regime is no longer able to provide economic growth, it will no longer have any reason to stay in power. and the only choice it will have, therefore, if it wants to stay in power, is to use increasing repression and increasing violence against its own citizens. the . so in 2014, i was a good the leader. we had the most, it's a simple to do some beat and then call it the umbrella of this month. the my, the people were

expedition lasted 10 years, during which almost the entire coast of the arctic ocean, including the outlinexplored and mapped on the map of the russian empire. in 1742, semyon chelusin discovered the northernmost point of taimyr, the russian empire and eurasia, 100 years later, received his name. in the middle of the 21st century, geographer and traveler alexander midendor first named the peninsula taimyr. there are several versions of the origin of this word. the most popular taimyr is a form of the ancient word tamura, meaning rich, valuable. with this word evenki called the river, in which there was always a lot of fish. well, i adhere to a different version: taimir, which means the country of deer tracks. i hope you are with me in this matter. there is a museum and a symbol of soviet power in the krasny chum tundra. specifically, this one belonged to komsomol member, athlete and simply beautiful siberian girl amalia khazanovich, who in 1936 came to taimyr at the call of her heart to teach the local population to read and write. about this, about the 2000 kilometers that i spent in kache

pacific ocean to the black and caspian seas, from the world mountains and the caucasus to the arctic ocean. the diversity of natural and climatic conditions is one of the main factors determining the organization and conduct of joint maneuvers. rotational, the very system of conducting exercises in one country. it allows troops to train in different areas of the terrain, even if it is mountainous, desert, steppe or wooded-swampy, as we have on the territory of the republic of belarus, this is not the first time we have conducted this exercise in our country; military contingents, operational groups, police forces and units of the ministries for emergency situations took part in the combat brotherhood 2023 maneuvers. csto countries. the implementation of tasks was carried out by operational groups of the joint headquarters and the csto secretariat, as well as a unit of border guards of the republic of belarus. in total, the army of five states, russia, belarus, kazakhstan, kyrgyzstan and tajikistan. in addition, a large number of international observers arrived in belarus. we, demonstrating

even in the most inaccessible areas, sometimes even in the polar night at night they fly over the arctic oceanr station, at a polar station, where only they don’t get there, but it’s simply amazing and really in this huge, this high reward, their enormous work, i’m looking at you, i see it meaningfully, i see our colleagues, my dear colleagues who are now at this very moment fighting on the fronts of our , for you and me, for russia, and those of you, your colleagues, who, in addition to their main work , in addition to problems, constantly help our soldiers at the front, i consider this an important civilian mission for myself, thank you very much to everyone, of course, with great regret, among our volunteers, yes, those who voluntarily went to fight for russia, there are those who died, we honor them, we remember them, they will be remembered for a long time, we will never forget them. dear vladimir vladimovich, of course, today i could take advantage of such a wonderful opportunity to boast a little, talk about our achievements, and there are many of them. indeed, over the years we have cr

and here there is even an image of the same whale that in 1957... as we were told, came from the arctic oceanei, swam 400 m, but unfortunately, was unable to turn around and died. by the way, an idea for young, ambitious russian writers, maybe someone will want to write a novel about this and surpass melvilov’s mobidik, here we see a model of krasnoyarsk, it is told about the projects that are being implemented in the city, today we learned that soon a metro will be built there, you can find out a lot of interesting things about it here peoples who live on the territory of the krasnoyarsk territory, about their customs, traditions and costumes, this bib is called nel , and here is a loon, the sacred venkian bird, which is depicted on our coat of arms, and the venkistsky district of the district, and this is the headdress of derbek, previously he it was made specifically from archaeological excavations, and from mother of pearl. where we hang various instruments, bags, krasnoyarsk territory is a region that every year attracts an ever-increasing number of tourists, there really is something to

opskaya bay, it is where the ob flows into the arctic ocean, therefore, it is convenient to deliver thens of lng per year. the field's reserves at the end of last year were estimated at almost 600 billion cubic meters of gas and 23 million tons of liquid carbohydrates. all this wealth should be proportionally distributed between the owners of the project, this is primarily novotek, it has 60%. foreigners each own 10%, these are the french total nrg, two chinese corporations and one japanese consortium. sanctions against this project will likely cause prices to rise again. our country still offers lng buyers much more interesting conditions than others, that someone overseas is categorically not happy with. experts say that another market redistribution is underway, only now we are talking about lng. the united states does not like how arctic projects are developing. russia, and even more so, how lng is used to replace the shortfall in pipeline gas supplies. in general, the united states of america is a direct competitor of the russian federation. in the liquefied natural gas market. rus

the most valuable breeds of northern fish, found only in the rivers of siberia flowing into the arctic oceanugunok is often a delicacy on the table, as russian emperors, they say, simply adored it, so it is known that at the yalta conference stalin treated churchill to this fish, he snacked on cognac with it, on the menu it was spicy salted herring, it is known that churchill liked this fish so much that after stalin sent him a whole barrel, well, the first barrel was bought in moscow today devastated in less than an hour, in total there are hundreds of types of fish and seafood in the complex, from three oceans and 13 seas, the new largest fish market in the capital was visited today by the minister of agriculture of russia and the mayor of the capital. check it out, let's try beautifully, very solidly, well done, this is the first such experiment , we made a platform for trade, now it's up to you to bring quality products, yourself, that's what i'm talking about, you'll bring , most importantly, according to these counters can be used to study the geography of russia, here are the black se

russia gradually made its way from europe to asia along the coast of the arctic ocean, starting fromhe northern sea route. its modern route runs from murmansk through the kara gate, then through the kara sea, the laptev sea, east siberian sea, chukchi sea and across the bering strait. then along the kamcha peninsula. past the southern tip of sakhalin to vladivostok. this route is almost two times shorter than all other sea routes from europe to asia. on behalf of the president of russia, a plan for the development of the northern sea route, which should become a powerful logistics artery, was approved. and if we take 2030 there, the target value is 150 million tons of cargo traffic. there, basically there are three serious cargo flows, liquefied natural gas, and crude oil. and this is a transit container cargo flow, if we take this cargo flow, it all requires regular, and i also emphasize the word, year-round navigation along the entire route. the northern sea route was actively developed in soviet times, and after perestroika, mining companies made their contribution, but this was m

over 400, the norwegian current in the sea of ​​the same name and the spitsbergen current in the arctic ocean. yes, there is money everywhere for 400, this emperor was depicted on the five-hundred-ruble banknote of the 1898 model, for which the banknote received the nickname: nicholas ii, no, peter i, that’s right, and the banknotes were nicknamed like auntie, you’re right, too. not only about dresses for 800, in the british tv series of 1972, this heroine appears at the first ball in a yellowish-gray shiny dress, clearly made of artificial fabric, and the sony dress is not at all bright blue in the original source. natasha, right, in the original and natasha on sonya white smoky dresses, on pink, silk covers, not only about 400 dresses, a wedding dress for 12 million dollars, created by fashion designer rene strauss, was decorated with hundreds of these stones , of course, real diamonds, that’s right, here is the money for 100, on july 3, 1946, a banknote was issued in this country: in denomination 1 billion trillion peng is just astronomical inflation, hungary, that’s right, not only in dre

oceanologist alexander asachiev loves the arctic, as you can see from his t-shirt, and his research on oceanhes of siberian regs are extremely important for understanding the processes that are now changing this region. now in the arctic over the past decades , the ice area has been sharply decreasing , the air temperature is increasing, and a specific restructuring of many processes is taking place in the arctic, including oceanic processes. this year the exhibition of scientific achievements occupies a record 6,000 square meters. these are stands of universities, private or public companies, and interactive spaces. particular attention is paid. russian scientists are working with colleagues from the brix countries, africa, the arab world, and of course, the cis countries. the third congress of young scientists is 3 days of round tables, panel discussions, an exhibition of scientific achievements and no less important informal communication. during these three days, sirius brings together schoolchildren, students who are just coming into science, famous scientists, businessmen, representati

thus proceed over the course of 1939 through 1943, across a vast geography, all way up from the arctic oceanwn to the south atlantic. the key section of the battle would take place in what was known as the mid-atlantic gap. you can see area highlighted in red in the middle. this was the area where at the start of the war, land based could not patrol where submarines could not be pursued, followed or identified from the air. it was here that they would have their greatest successes and concentrate their efforts in the early opening of the war. while the german submarine fleet would enjoy some advantages. as i noted, had so few operational ships that wolf packs would not really formed. but conquest of norway and france which added 20,000 miles of coastline from which german raiders could foray made it possible not only launch large numbers of submarines at the time, but coordinate them from the relative proximity of the coast. this made packs possible for the first time, sailing primarily from french ports. the germans would enjoy what they would call the first happy time. deluca has eight. ju

these are the emotions visitors have from varkuta, a city in the koma republic, 140 km to the arctic ocean enterprises, the pride of their own family, friends, he also treats the city with reverence, yaroslav mikhailovich says, for him this is the best place than varkuta fascinates so much, the city is colorful, varkuta today is called an open -air museum, everything here is like many years ago, when the city was just built, look what kind of architecture does he think... what's in this building? mining polytechnic college. there we train young people in the professions that the mines need. a little further down the street is the miners' palace of culture, columns and monuments. it was built in 509 and is still the center of cultural life. what kind of houses are there around? did you notice? and now shocking content for those who pay a multi-million dollar mortgage. a two-room apartment with good repair is possible in such a district. buy for only a million and a half, and also get 2 months of vacation from local residents and flight to a vacation spot at the expense of the employer, alth

some of the new themes include forests of north america, frosty friends of the arctic, and deep oceanalex trebek. it runs into the 29th of january. get your tickets ahead of time because it often sells out. >> it is one of my favorite events. i go every year. >> and your daughter, i'll bet, goes crazy. >> yeah. we might go this weekend. this would be a good weekend to go, right? >> yeah. it will be perfect. whatever you have planned across the bay area on saturday or sunday. we are still looking at rain chances. we know there are a lot of detours from the conference moving in. if you're doing anything tonight, once you get a parking space, it is looking good. we're down to some cooler temperatures with a little high cloud cover. we're not expecting anything in the way of thick fog. down here across the south bay in san jose, 65 degrees. really little in the way of wind and we're at 58 once we hit 8:00. it will be chilly. you'll need the jacket but things are cooperating. we're sliding in here with 54 by 9:00 p.m. the temperatures for tomorrow with cold numbers rolling in across the ba

from a lion's mane jelly fish in the arctic ocean, to explorers preparing to dive deep into the waters selected from more than 2.1 million images, created by over 160 photographers working across all seven continents. >> those images not only convey information but also make you feel something and really take you somewhere. >> at first glance this photo seems to simply show sunlight streaming through trees. but what look like leaves are actually monarch butterflies at rest just before sun set. >> they migrate3,000 miles to end up in mexico. i think the picture is incredibly beautiful. captured this photo of hyenas in kenya. also documenting the human condition, from women dancing in dolphin costumes in the amazon, to a reverend standing in the snow in norway, to finnish and u.s. soldiers training on skis. frames of life in the year that was. >> we have the ability to tell stories that you don't see other places. and that it really brings something to life that you otherwise wouldn't be exposed to. >> national geographic pictures of the year is online now at nat geo.com/photo. let's get

arctic convoys. through the pacific ocean , ships entered the northern ports of modern russia. arkhangelsk, murmansk, severrodvinsk are the main hubs. of the 36 ships that were transferred to the ussr in 1942, only 11 reached them, because the luftwaffe fired at this aid, to the british the united states joins, translated into modern money, that is, taking into account the inflation index for almost 80 years. e the united states of america provided the ussr with a total of around 200 billion dollars. at first, there was a cash and carry program, when weapons and other supplies were delivered immediately for payment, immediately, that is, here is the payment and here are the deliveries. landlis has been working since march 1941, he initially acted on britain, of course, and on china. in the summer of 1941, it was already... that it would be extended to the soviet union. allies they understand that the arctic convoys alone cannot save the ussr. we need an alternative, another corridor, and it is desirable that the germans do not get it. and there is a way out, iran, in order to o

this year's experience features some new themes, including north american forests, the arctic, the deep oceanl, there was a bump in the there was rain cause sinkholes. all to all say there was a problem in the road now that single is used. so that kind of delay the whole thing and then they continued it later tickets for november. 10th through the 29th are on sale now. okay. have fun. if you want to get out there, enjoy that. a lot to bundle of is going to bring a jacket. you might want to do that and then eventually maybe even the rain coat. >> if you're going to be doing that can happen, it's it's holding but we are looking at it just around the corner today. tomorrow going to be too warm afternoons our last 2 work days where you're going to see sunset after 06:00pm before the time change. so make sure to enjoy today. and tomorrow's mild weather, an extra sunlight looking at francisco from mount tam looks great, right? you can see that we do have any sort of rainfall kept well to our north up in humboldt and trinity counties, several hours to the north of the bay area. that's where the jet

it features this year features a seems including north american forests, deep arctic, the deep oceanelayed, stopped and then extend the last year because there was rain that caused a giant sinkhole. and that was my gosh. it caused a lot of damage to the zoo. it's all fixed up. now they're ready to roll with r e tickets for november 10 through 20th because that's when go far is happening there on sale right now. all right. it looks super cool. and that video. yeah. all right. 9.56. is the time coming up in the next hour of kron. 4 morning news. a sonoma county deputy was exposed to fentanyl while responding to a call. >> but their quick thinking partner save their life explain how. >> also ahead, san francisco city attorney wants for online stores to stop selling these license plate covers. explain why criminals love using it. and a craft store the east bay cleared ou- after someone set off. tell you what they set off inside that sent people off inside that sent people running outdoo wendy's new breakfast 2 for $3 is so good, the crew is giving every combination codenames. i got that

zoo at night and see all the stuff and this year's theme is our north american forests, the arctic, the deep oceana problem. they had to extend it because rain caused a sinkhole. that was a huge mess this year. everything's looking good so far. so good for november. 10th through the 29 and tickets are on sale now. all right. time now is 10. 52. we'll take a break. be right back. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now through november 7th. we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any ga

there at night and they have new themes this year, including north american forests, the arctic, the deep oceanbecause there was rain that caused a sinkhole. that was a big mess. but everything is looking good so far. so good. the tickets are november 10th through november 29th and they are on sale now. and now that guess we called the holiday season will for sure. i thanksgiving is pretty close. how much is going to for the bird and everything else? a new report from wells fargo says turkey prices are actually 9% lower. that's good because i think turkey expensive. last year and i would have ham. i know camp maybe for christmas. but regardless of your, if your ham person, if you're want to ham it up last. so that's for i know. sorry. 5 1% more. yeah. so that the ham prices have gone up. the turkey prices have gone down. maybe that will influence what you want to do and fresh canned cranberries caution more. so get the cheap stuff. the fresh cranberries are 20% no sorry. that reversed. >> oh, my god. you guys. just by the canned cranberries. for crying out 7.57, say time it takes all the kron,

this year's experience features some new themes, including north american forest, the arctic and the deep oceanause rain caused a big sinkhole. but tickets are now on sale for november 10th through november 29th. those states. happening today, the 37th annual dia de los muertos celebration happening in san francisco will be at the mission cultural center for latino arts, a mission and 25th streets. people can see the altar exhibit as people celebrate the memory of those who have passed day of the dead or dia de los muertos is celebrated on november first and second to honor the lives of loved ones by creating altars of the things that they enjoyed in life. it's a festive time for families to come together. so there will be music, food, dancing, even a fashion show. the doors open at 5.15. various animals were rescued from to puerto rico facilities during a massive removal operation in may. and now they are living their best lives at a sanctuary in texas. so here is some new video. those just released by the staff at black beauty ranch, rehabbing all those animals, which includes lemurs emu's ll

on our continent, therefore, the conditions that from , so to speak, the pacific ocean to the atlantic and from the arctice and prosperity, which we undoubtedly strive for, for this the americans must get out of here, how this will happen is difficult to answer, but we already understand for sure that until they leave here will clean up there will be gases, there will be jamu and kashmir, there will be pakistan and india, there will be tibet, there will be taiwan, there will be ukraine, like this, that’s all... that’s all, that’s what i wrote, in principle, if you make a detailed list, it will be much longer , this is all the work of the anglo-saxons, well, if it is so ancient, the british empire, after the fortieth year, this is american activity in its purest form , well, this activity must be stopped here, if it is not stopped, we will still be in the fires of war, terrorist attacks and other horrors and hunger flounder. here you go this was said by the president before his visit to kazakhstan, and this is the framework for all our negotiations with our friends, neutral countries; in principle, it is g

agreed on the nuclear bomb, if there are conventions on how to behave in space, like in the oceans, the arctic and here we need to agree: at the un level, but all that can be said now, artificial intelligence is created by people, just like the rules of the game on the world stage, these rules bear the imprint of all experience, all the evil and good that is inherent in a person, and people don't change, so the simple conclusion is conclusion: the future will be the way we are, artificial intelligence will be the way we make it and the way we allow it to be, if we give it the idea of ​​race and confrontation, it will be very difficult for us ourselves. no matter how many poles we come up with in the new multipolar world, who would not become these poles? therefore , without general work on mistakes, nothing good will come of it. so there is only one control question. is there a chance to convince or force her to do it on a global scale? these were the results of a week that, as always, has its own heroes and events as ntv reporters saw them. yes, if you understand how and what is happening. we

ocean floor. the iceberg first split from the and arctic ice shelf in 1986. now we can see just how big it is. it is about 1500 square miles , roughly 3 times as big as new york city. experts say the iceberg is picking up speed and moving past the antarctic waters. >>> coming up . the triumphant night in more ways than one for a placekicker from the university of washington. what he did to secure a win and what he got, moments afterward during the celebration. >>> coming up in sports, the cal bears were trying to become bowl eligible for the first time since 2019 as they closed out their pac-12 area. it is not about how you start , it is about how you finish. san jo >>> the san jose state spartans have been one of the best at a low teams in the country. after beginning 1-5, they entered saturday's contest against unlv as winners of five straight and they played for a chance at the mountain west title game and were hopeful that slipper would fit. playing the rebels at the home of the raiders allegiant stadium. it was a hot start for the spartans. he found him on the first drive of the game and

command, our pilots regularly fly over the neutral waters of the arctic, north atlantic, black and baltic seas, as well as the pacific oceanship schedule, and also monitor the delivery of goods. all this is expected to improve the supply of products to the arctic regions and allow respond to emergencies in a timely manner and provide additional assistance. another topic is the discussion of increasing budget salaries. the meeting between joe biden and xin ping in california became the main event on the sidelines of the atc summit. negotiations between the leaders of the united states and china took place against the backdrop of a serious cooling in relations. it is quite difficult to call their results a success. be that as it may, the parties agreed to restore the direct telephone line. to discuss current issues, and also to fight the trafficking of opioids, fintanil, and its use large-scale epidemics occurred in the states, while biden showed strange diplomatic skills, accepted sizenping as a dear friend, and reported in the press that he considered him a dictator as before. beijing spoke out against political manipulati

arctic. boit not only studied fjords and glaciers, but also discovered an underwater mountain range in the northern ice oceane first woman to fly over the north pole. she is one of the top 10 pioneers in the world; she discovered the beauty of woodland in america and the entire western world. the brave american woman swam on the pina. and pripyat, made her way into the very heart of woodland and, of course, took hundreds of photographs everywhere, some of them were included in the photo album polish province, published in new york in 1937, the guides say that she not only liked the trip, louise boyt literally fell in love in polesie. she said that perhaps there is everything on earth just a couple of places, this is somewhere in the upper reaches of the nile, lake titicaca is ours...' woodland , where people live, whose way of life, life, image, thoughts, mentality, everything is incredibly connected with the water element, they live on waterways, they are children swamps, children of these rivers and canals, the main transport for them is a boat, progress does not stand still, but moves by leaps and bounds,

command, our pilots regularly fly over the neutral waters of the arctic, north atlantic, black and baltic seas, as well as the pacific oceannegotiations between the leaders of the united states and china took place against the backdrop of serious cooling relationships. it is quite difficult to call their results a success. be that as it may, the parties agreed to restore a direct telephone line to discuss current issues. and also fight the trafficking of the opioid, fentonyl. its use in the states has reached epidemic proportions. at the same time, biden showed strange diplomatic skills, accepting pin as a dear friend. that he still considers him a dictator. beijing spoke out against political manipulation and emphasized that such statements are extremely irresponsible. david cameron, barely in office british foreign ministry, headed to ukraine. the meeting with the leader of the kiev regime took place remotely, in the traditional manner. the guest expressed his support. the host country asked for money for weapons. the head of the foreign office promised to help with the money, though only for humanitarian purposes. there