when you know what the weapons but while the political wranglings continue these migrants a left at sea watching and waiting for a decision on their fate to be made. well i'm joined now by telephone with cobol from sea watch that's a nonprofit organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean she is at the port in malta and she's been in touch with the staff from lifeline that's that stranded vessel carrying more than two hundred and thirty alina welcome to the show what is the situation on board the flying tonight i mean what have the korean refugees from lifeline what are they told you. all think that they may currently is the situation quite calm i mean we're in continuous exchange already brought the price to the ship like medical equipment and so on. it's calm but it's also really overcrowded on the small vessel because i mean two hundred thirty four people on board and the crew and the situation is tense specially since most of the people also seventy i'm accompanied minus and they've already been waiting all the creeds for days now we understand that eu

operated by a german charity is carrying more than two hundred thirty migrants and has been stuck at sea for days now after being turned away from italy the situation on board is approaching an emergency according to lawmakers who visit at the vessel yesterday and it's not the only ship in limbo between africa and europe where desperate and vulnerable migrants on board. congo ship owned by one of the big issues being companies in the world stranded off the coast of sicily the alexander mask is not only carrying its own freight but also more than one hundred migrants last week the danish vessel was asked by the italian coast gone to rescue the migrants from a boat that was in trouble but with both italy and motor refusing to allow the ship to dock it can do nothing but wait. while the alexander mask is stranded off sicily a german rescue ship is in a similar situation off malta. lifeline has picked up more than two hundred thirty migrants including children from the mediterranean but it's also been held at sea for several days with nowhere to go. nobody or you know you look at it up there

michael is to read about world war ii at sea. all of it. theuding those theaters americans do not pay much attention to as a role. the indian ocean, the 1943.rranean, until the most famous book about the war at sea is this one and rightly so. in 1941, samuel eliot morrison was a professor of history with half a dozen books under his .elt when the japanese attacked pearl harbor, he asked for a commission as a naval officer to go to see and record the war for posterity as it was happening. he saw a lot of action as a lieutenant commander and later sir itserve rear admiral is possible to refer to him as both professor and admiral morrison. he saw a lot of action. he was on a cruiser during the invasion of north africa, on aircraft carriers during the iconic battles of the pacific. he watched the landings at okinawa. he had other officers who sent him information, eyewitness accounts from other sources. he put together a 15 volume seaory of world war ii at which he supervised as an editor. some readers were daunted by taking on a 15 volume work

sea --ridden decision at five naval battles that shaped american history, lincoln and his admirals, the u.s. navy in the civil war, which one for the lincoln prize, the lyman prize and the abraham lincoln book award. sea, the civil war and others, and the battle of midway, which will commemorate the anniversary on june 5. and neptune, the allied invasion of europe which won a prize. doesn't always right about the navy, sadly. quite a historian he wrote about the battle of gettysburg and others. but dr. symonds is really a navy guy having a significant impact on the men and women who have served in the navy for the last three or four decades, and will serve for decades more. as a matter of fact, his historical atlas of the u.s. navy is still in use in a class at the naval academy today. his impact on the navy has been simply immense. along with all of the books and numerous awards, dr. symonds has also received the navy civilian service award, and the navy superior civilian service award, not once, not twice, but three times. and he is a veteran. served as a lieutenant in the early 1970'

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more than one hundred migrants rescued at sea by a coast guard ship have now arrived in italy it is the first major rescue landing in italy since it has been he became the deputy prime minister something he has promoted a hardline anti immigration stance since being. in office jonah hall joins us live now from rome so what is the latest jonah. well this is evidence really of the many many people hundreds daily still trying to make this crossing from north north africa to serve in europe but as they get into trouble at sea as many inevitably do it now matters who they're picked up by as to where they will be taken to because foreign flags n.g.o.s rescue vessels operating in the med have now been told by the italian government that they will no longer be able to access safe harbor here in italy of course the coast guard still is allowed to carry out rescues where it finds them in terms of the law of rescue at sea but effectively this week it's italy and the government here has said no more to the long established status quo in the mid. for four days they've been aboard the m.s. aquarius r

other works include civil war at sea, the u.s. navy and others. most recent books are on the second world war, most notably, the battle of midway which we will commemorate the university. 5.the anniversary of on june and dr. symonds does not always thet about write about navy, sadly. no, he is quite a historian. he wrote about the battle of gettysburg. dr. symonds is really a navy guy, having a significant impact on the men and women who have served in the navy for the last three or four decades and will serve for decades more. as a matter of fact, his historical atlas of the u.s. navy is still in use in the naval history class at the naval academy today. his impact on the navy has been simply immense. allong with all the books and numerous awards, dr. symonds has also received the civilian service award and navy superior civilian service award not once, not twice, but three times. and he is a veteran. served as a lieutenant in the early 1970's. i have to say as the c.e.o. of the navy memorial across the street here, our mission is to honor and re

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carrying more than two hundred refugees the lifeline eventually docked in motor to being stranded at sea for six days and now it is the subject of an investigation police are questioning whether it was assisting people smugglers junks or oculus reports from the letter. the lifelines volunteer crew spent the day washing down the boat taking out rubbish accumulated during its six days at sea mission lifeline which owns the vessel has a more complicated cleanup of its reputation its interact lee accused of colluding to smuggle people to europe after it refused to hand over two hundred thirty three rescued refugees to libyan authorities we picked up them on the twenty first of two in. about eighteen and twenty two miles. from the libyan coast so in international waters. you can coast guard boat approached us and told us to hand out the migrants to them they wanted to bring back the migrants to libya where they put to jail so we said well there's no way for us to hand outs of migrants. refused to the lifeline a safe port in italy prefer him to send refugees to camps in libya what to do is ill

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we have been at sea for eight days. face it. this is a search and rescue boat. this is not a passenger boat. very bad weather conditions, a lot of people were sick, including this poor mother, having to throw up and to breast—feed at the same time. so, a lot of cruelty that was not necessary has been imposed on these people. when it comes to what is the future, we are not very clear. we are determined to continue to remain at sea as long as people are taking thatjourney and as long as we do not have search and rescue capacity, sufficient search and rescue. it is a much broader political issue. the headlines on bbc news: the prime minister promises a 20—billion pounds a year real—terms increase to the nhs in england, by 2023. labour says it's not enough and would more than match what the government is spending. hundreds of migrants who've been the focus of a european dispute over immigration — arrive in spain more than a week after being rescued. germany have lost their opening game of the world cup the holders lost 1—0

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aid ships with other rescuers on board are still stuck at sea after italy and malta reports to them. france facing denmark today at the world cup. little suspense there as they are already on their way to the final 16. argentina on their way to a do or die match with nigeria. there could be a problem for english fans celebratg the team's victory. drop hittingeer the u.k. harley davidson hits the road moving production out of the u.s. to avoid e.u. trade tariffs. first, our top story line in paris. -- life in paris. french president emmanuel macron had his first ever meeting with the pope today. the private talks went over time at the vatican with the men speaking for close to an hour. with a sign of the growing tensions between france and italy on the migrationues, he will not be stopping to meet with the italian prime minister. for more on the visit to the vatican, let's bring in josephine. wase know more about what saidid between the popope and president macrcron? >> we are waiting for a few more details. what was remarkable about the visit was how visibly moved president macron was

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to six days at sea with two hundred thirty three refugees and migrants on board the lifeline ship is finally being allowed to dock in malta. shock and heartbreak. many as south korea knocks the defending world champions house of the world cup. south sudan's warring sides agree to a permanent cease fire starting in three days time. the u.s. and russia have announced that a summit between presidents donald trump and let him a putin will take place they still haven't revealed where or when the decision was made after trump's national security adviser john bolton held talks with the russian president in moscow officials say the meeting will take place in a quote convenient third country they will announce the date and location on thursday both president trump and president putin feel that it's important for these two leaders of these two critically important countries to get together and discuss their mutual problems and areas of cooperation it's something that i think both feel will contribute to improvements in the u.s. russia bilateral relationship and. stability around the world i do

the plight of the lifeline embodies the broader european debate about whether to rescue refugees at sea and bring them to save points in the european union or ship them to camps in so-called safe countries stablished humanitarian practice is that of bringing them to europe but there is disagreement on putting sharing and a growing chorus of hardliners supports outsourcing humanitarianism to others. the lifelines refugees are now at this processing center in walesa lucky to have their asylum interviews in europe from their balconies they can see the freedom little weights them unemployment television and dominoes in this ship breaker's yard is safe but not a life and some european attitudes are hardening against freelance search and rescuers who would help bring others here mulder's prime minister a liberal compared to some e.u. leaders holds this against them the captain of the said that so who went against international rules and ignored directions being given by the italian authorities who were coordinating the rescue it appears that european search and rescue has become a political n

after six days at sea the lifeline finally came to dock at the letter but also to be impounded the multis government says it is not registered as a search and rescue ship has fails to obey the orders of the italian coast guard and often switched off its transponder to disguise its position raising suspicion that the ship could be deliberately helping smugglers the head of mission lifeline says italian authorities opens the investigation against it and suspects political motives under the new anti migration government in rome because the lifeline operated without problems last year we started in the last year and in september. we were starting here. and we had a fight we had five missions with this board last year and rescued five hundred forty nine people for the two hundred thirty three people from sub-saharan countries on board it was the end of an ordeal seven european union members agreed to help malta with their asylum claims that agreement persuaded the maltese government to allow the lifeline to dock the lifeline six day odyssey ended here a boiler war for the refugees and migrants

a refugee ship with two hundred people on board is allowed to dock in malta after almost a week at sea. this is al jazeera live from coming up china says it won't give up even an inch of its territory in the pacific as the u.s. defense secretary meets president xi jinping in beijing. and in thailand rain continues to hamper the search for a group of teenagers stuck in a flooded cave. the german chancellor has warned the european union's approach to refugees has the potential to split the u. she's been addressing the german parliament before leaving for a key summit in brussels at home the issue has threatened to break up her governing coalition. all but he'll hold all europe cases many challenges migration could become the make or break one for the e.u. either we manage it so others in africa believe that we are guided by values and believe in multilateralism not unilateral ism or nobody will believe any longer in the system of values that has made us strong that's why it's so important a new group of right wing governments has emerged demanding tighter border controls and new policies

with china people onboard is allowed to dock in most of the almost a week at sea. i'm jane doesn't this is al jazeera live from also coming up china says it won't give up even an inch of its territory in the pacific as the u.s. defense secretary meets president xi jinping in beijing. and in thailand rain continues to hamper the search for a group of teenagers stuck in a flooded cave. leaders will meet in a few hours to try to resolve divisions over the block's policy on refugees which has threatened to split the union in recent days european commission president donald tusk has traveled to austria and hungry two nations lobbying for stricter controls to try to pave the way for compromise of the divide has been triggered by the emergence of new right wing governments they want tighter border controls within the union and new policies to cut the number of refugees coming in aside from austria and hungry italy poland the czech republic and slovakia are also demanding changes on the other side of the table many presidents and prime ministers from northwest europe. head

a refugee ship with china people on board is allowed to dock in malta after almost a week at sea. and i'm jane dutton this is al jazeera live from coming up china says it won't give up even an inch of its territory in the pacific as the u.s. defense secretary meets president xi jinping in beijing and u.k.'s prince william is concluding his middle east tour with a visit to the religious sites. the german chancellor is warning that the european union's approach to refugees has the potential to make or break the e.u. should be addressing the german parliament before leaving for a key summit in brussels they shal meet leaders from across the union tried to repair divide that has threatened to split the bloc in recent weeks a new group of right wing governments has emerged demanding tighter border controls and new policies to cut the number of refugees coming in made up of leaders from austria hungary italy slovakia the czech republic and poland it wants other countries to agree a stricter approach to refugees while other member states mostly from north western europe will hope to avoi

also coming up tonight marooned at sea migrant ships refused entry to european or. responsibility this begins to libyans if you try to call them they don't pick up the phone nobody nobody nobody have been. we begin the day with a new turkish presidency and the same man in charge on sunday turkish voters turned out in huge numbers eighty seven percent and elected a president unlike any they have ever known his name is red chip. mr erdogan has already served as president for four years and before that he was prime minister for more than a decade. no in a referendum last year voters changed the constitution transferring significant authority from parliament to the president at the same time limiting checks on executive power air to one promised voters a radical departure from the past and it is radical many of the presidential powers put into effect following a failed coup two years ago are now permanent but some things have not changed and probably won't anytime soon ninety percent of the media is pro-government meaning the voice of the opposition will remain mostly m

i just love stuff the whole thing and being at sea i feel more time.on a ship at sea than i do on live show on. the off there are a sprint. forty five years in the navy i retired in summer two thousand and sixteen so one year ago announced that i left that missing going at sea but i didn't want to just go and see for fun because i do have a sailing boat but i needed a mission just ask all of us oh. but i haven't seen anything like this in my life to wales. indeed it will be.

at the moment the sea is reasonably calm. sunday morning that this ship will arrive and once again the question will be, until there's a resolution agreed between european leaders, there's no sense of where the could end up. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come... they're celebrating in brazil — their team chalk up their first victory in the world cup. we'll have all the latest from the day's action in moscow. members of the neo—nazi group armed with pistols and shotguns. we believe according to international law we have a right to claim certain parts of its country as our land. law we have a right to claim certain parts of its country as our landlj ta ke parts of its country as our landlj take pride in the words it's screen and berlinah. the chaplain had not a single word in open court. it was left to his lawyer to plead guilty to murdering john lennon. he believes god told him to do it, that's the end of it. the great increase in lung cancer is due mainly to smoking tobacco. closing time for checkpoint charlie, whi

lifeline docked in malta on wednesday after being refused entry by italy and spain it had been drifting at sea for six days with more than two hundred migrants on board. five people have been killed in a shooting at a newspaper building in the u.s. state of maryland the police say the gunman targeted the office of the capitol gazette in annapolis which is earlier received threats on social media a white man in his thirty's is in custody some of donald trump's aides had closer ties to the united arab emirates than previously thought according to a new report the middle east i new site says that it has even ells revealing those who are willing to exchange inside information with the amorality ambassador to the u.s. during the twenty sixteen election campaign britain's prince william has added his middle east tour with a visit to the holy sites in occupied east jerusalem it was the first official visit by a member of the world family since nineteen forty eight those are the headlines these continues here on al-jazeera after inside story next. make time for europe first the german chancellor angel

on a ship at sea than i do on live show. after i spend forty five years in the maybe i retired in the summer of two thousand and sixteen so one year ago and asked her why i left that mystery going at sea but i didn't want to just go and see for fun because i do have a sailing boat but i needed a mission. to see anything like this in my life to where you. know. yes yes. yes. right. she's not. a. thief. no you like black accomplishment fine i can't find. the time to come. and now i have come here however this. is something that you have all day it's called if they do you know it gave them more money. to a platform stuck float in the water out there and they if they need to trade something need water attracting. these one thousand love to have a boat they need so insistent holding freely into sending them good memories are a way that all this leave more ships because now it's time to all machine out of causing the rubbish at this date so we cannot leave it in the ocean was maybe a shark population i don't think that in tangled

or the nine hundred people of a ride at the italian port of catan in sicily after being rescued at sea by the italian coast guard it comes amid a growing diplomatic route between italy and france over the new talent government's refusal to allow foreign rescue boat to dock france's president has called that cynical and irresponsible and a halt to this for. disembarking in italy nine hundred thirty two migrants and refugees rescued in the mediterranean by the italian coast guard on the crossing from the libyan coast among their number more than two hundred miners and two dead bodies. heading instead to spain hundreds more on the ngo rescue ship aquarius the italian government believes it's borne the brunt of this crisis alone for long enough and international rescue vessels like aquarius now banned from italy it says an invitation to people smugglers and this is what it amounts to in practice file pictures of the u.s.s. trent on a navy vessel currently on patrol in the med with forty shipwreck survivors on board and twelve dead bodies it's unable to transfer them to a german rescue vess

brent: thank you, joining us from sea watch at the port in malta. thank you very much.ere are some of the other stories making headlines around the world. anti-terror police and friends have arrested 10 people with alleged links to the radical far right. officials say the individuals were planning to carry out attacks on muslims. the suspects were captured at the weekend in operations including here on the island of corsica. rescue crews in thailand say they believe 12 boys trapped in a flooded cave are still alive. the boys and their soccerer coah had been missing since saturday. risising floodwaters have frustrated efforts to locacate them, but rescuers believe the group is holding out in a larger cavern deep inside the complex. monsoon season is wreaking havoc in india. this was the aftermath of a storm that hit the nation's financial capital, mumbai. torrential rains have also triggered severe flashlights in india and neighboriring bangladesh. more than 20 people have been killed and over a million displaced. he won, but it was not fair. that is the conclusion from

we have been at sea for eight days.t. this is a search and rescue boat, not a passenger boat. bad weather conditions, a lot of people we re weather conditions, a lot of people were sick including this poor mother having to throw up and to breast—feed at the same time. a lot of cruelty that was not necessary has been imposed on these people. when it comes to what is the future, we are not very clear. we are determining to continue to remain at sea as determining to continue to remain at sea as people are taking that journey and as long as we don't have search and rescue capacity, sufficient search and rescue. it is a much broader political issue. thank you so much. thank you for your time. you are watching bbc news. it is 7:20pm. the conservative mp, at the centre of the upskirting controversy, now says he does support moves to criminalise it. in an interview with the bournemouth echo, sir christopher chope said he backs measures to make upskirting illegal, but just not using the parliamentary procedure of a private memb

dr a rescue ship with more than two hundred refugees and migrants arrives in malta after six days at sea. and sam is a damned this is al jazeera live from dollhouse so coming up setting up a summit the white house and kremlin agreed to a meeting between donald trump and putin. from the south china sea to north korea nuclear talks busy agenda as the u.s. defense secretary says it's asia. from yemen's president to host the fight is the key port city of. more than two hundred refugees and migrants of reached land after being stuck at sea while european leaders argued about their fate the charity ship lifeline has docked in malta but only after eight countries agreed to take a share of the migrants johnson reports from. after six days it's the lifeline finally came to dock at the letter but also to be impounded the multis government says it is not registered as the search and rescue ship has failed to obey the orders of the italian coast guard and often switched off its transponder to disguise its position raising suspicions that the ship could be deliberately helping smugglers the head of a

the law says that these ships should they find people in distress or shipwrecked at sea are supposed to pick them up that is international maritime legal practice and once they've picked them up their next job is to offload them at the nearest port of call that also is legal practice so what's happening now is a breach of established traditional law thank you for that transfer of this territorial disputes in the south china sea are being discussed in beijing by the u.s. defense secretary james mattis is due to meet president xi jinping after what are described as open and honest talks with his counterpart matters has in the past said china's rapidly expanding military power is a bigger national security threat than terrorism his visit coincides with the u.s. aircraft carrier dropping anchor in the philippines the ronald reagan is the third carrier to patrol the south china sea this year china correspondent adrian brown has more from beijing. this is james madison's first visit to beijing as defense secretary and of course it is a visit that in many ways is overshadowed by the deepenin

morocco the shores competition kicks off in russia on thursday more than nine hundred migrants rescued at sea by a coast guard ship have now arrived in italy it is the first major refugee landing in italy since battaile slovenia became the deputy prime minister seventy has promoted a hardline anti immigration stance since he has been in that position italy has refused to let another charity vote carrying more than six hundred people doc it's now headed to spain after drifting at sea. macedonia has agreed to change its name to resolve its decades old dispute with greece its new name is the republic of northern macedonia issue has been a stumbling block to the countries to join the european union and nato greece is said using the name macedonia was an attempt to claim its land and ancient leader alexander the great. a u.s. federal judge has approved a merger to create one of the world's largest media companies the eighty five billion dollars deal between eighty and eighty in time warner was announced in two thousand and twenty six the justice department tried to stop it but the judge said the g

hundred thirty sailed into the spanish to talk to italy and mom to turn them away being stranded at sea for mine days has highlighted the migration dispute between members can they are the common beds deep divisions this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm elizabeth piron i'm the arguments over who should take responsibility for refugees arriving in europe a heating up again leaders have long been divided about how to handle the migrant crisis which is being highlighted by the gruelling voyage undertaken by six hundred thirty migrants in spain they've been stranded at sea for more than a week because of a diplomatic row a street in malta refused to accept them after being rescued from other crowded dinghies off the coast of libya well after much debate the new spanish government allowed the charity ship aquarius and two other vessels to dock in valencia but almost two million migrants poured into europe at the peak of the refugee crisis four years ago the total has dropped dramatically since then the united nations refugee agency says as he has welcomed fifteen thousand th

the geocache we've been east of the border between the two countries well off to a week stranded at sea off to italy a multitude on the boat away more than six hundred rescued migrants have finally been allowed to step onto dry land the aquarius which has been at the center of

meanwhile malta is accusing italy of violating international norms by instructing the ship to stay at seathe ship aquarius is operated by a german based charity which says it's now searching for a safe harbor joining me now in rome is carlotta sami a spokeswoman at the u.n. refugee agency in rome carlotta i thank you for taking the time as you just mentioned over six hundred migrants are stranded on the it various what are their chances of being allowed into italy this. is i mean it. says it's really you money tyrion. dramatic situation that calls for you money tyrion in ferrety these people needs to be. to as soon as follows as possible because they need to be. as toys to be there they suffered every kind of abuse and torture and torture in while being in the that's why we are calling the european governments. the government of eataly and mild to allow these invocation to allow this invocation as soon as possible and to give the possibility to these individuals to as for international protection if it's needed or so it's very or a sense that they're you money tyrant principle of rescue a

and shailene woodley lost at sea in adrift. sicario 2. where are you a fan of the original? not quite. i am surprise. emily blunt was brilliant. i do like her. she is not back this time. in this sequel, the original starred emily blunt. they are all gone. now we have a sequel in the age in which it turns out that trafficking people is more profitable than trafficking drugs, the authorities in america become alarmed to find out that they think that isis terrorists are coming to america across the mexican border. so, josh brolin enlists benicio del toro's hit man to run a covert operation to kidnap the daughter of a cartel owner and make it look like it was one of the other cartels to start a war which will make them easier to fight. here is a clip. no rules this time. turning you loose. how loose? carlos reyes. how's that for loose? it's your chance, to get even for your family. are you going to help us start a war? with who? everyone. it is an odd film. it plays into a bunch of very contemporary pa ranoias, the mexican border. it is the us mexico border and so topical. on th

after six days at sea the lifeline finally came to dock at the letter but also to be impounded the multis government says it is not registered as a search and rescue ship has failed to obey the orders of the italian coast guard and often switched off its transponder to disguise.

cargo ship carrying migrants was today allowed to dock in a cillian port after several days stuck at sea these migrants odyssey is finally over. well i'm joined now on the phone by nicholas from sea watch that is a nonprofit organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean nicholas is at the port in malta he has been in touch with the staff from lifeline good evening to you nicholas we have been monitoring the twitter feed from lifeline and the last information we had was that lifeline is not aware of any deal or any agreement about docking anywhere what can you tell us nicholas can you hear me. nicholas are you there can you hear me this is brant go off with us. ok looks like we have lost the connection with nicholas and because there in malta we apologize for that we're trying to see if we can't get back in touch with you or here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world german chancellor angela merkel is holding crisis talks with her coalition partners here in berlin she's looking to resolve a dispute with her hardline inter

on a ship at sea than i do on live show. or after i spent forty five years in the maybe i retired in summer two thousand and sixteen so one year ago and asked her why i left that mystery going at c. but i didn't. just gourds you for fun because i do have a sailing boat but i needed a mission just told us. the place we're going to see anything like this is what i do when you're. in the air completely and it goes away. lol oh yeah i am. just not. no. competition. thank you. thank you. janet now please keep your power. itself nothing at all it's called if they do you know if i read something normally from the back. to back from stuff floating in the water at the end you may need to trade something needs water attracting me if you. have a result they need so it's just holding free a descendant tangle memories far away inside all the city on ships because now it's the top machine and of course it's rubbish that misstates you cannot leave it in the ocean was. i don't think that's tangled they had already out of this old little boy

specifically air pressure that reflects the density of gas molecules in the atmosphere around us at sea level air pressure is relatively high that means there are lots of molecules that are moving around and colliding with one another and exchanging thermal energy. but at higher altitudes the air expands and cools the molecules move more slowly on average and collide less often. you can observe the opposite effect when pumping up entire pumping compresses the air raising its temperature in the process . in addition air masses absorb more heat when they're close to the ground because warmer air takes up more moisture and humid air in turn absorb still more heat another reason why it's warmer at sea level than high up in the mountains. if you are old what is right why are big brother you do you have a science question that you have always wanted answered we're happy to help out send it to us as a video text or boy smile if we answer it on the show we'll send you a little surprise as a thank you. come on just us. you'll find us at v.w. dot com slash science or drop us a line at v.w. under

what are some of the challenges you face when you are out at sea.ight all the time. you have to anticipate what is going to happen on board. many, many cruises in advance, i have to order up my food, so if i miss a particular item, a popular item, i go from the most popular man on the ship to very quickly the most unpopular. that is all we have time for this week's show. coming up next week... carmen heads back to thailand to join a beach cleanup with the help of a rubbish collecting robot. wow, look at all this. and we pay a visit to an island off the coast of columbia where not getting on with your neighbours is not an option. so dojoin us then if you can. and you can keep up with us while we are on the road by keeping up—to—date with our social media feeds, where you can share your travel stories with the world. but from me and all the travel show team, it is goodbye. storm hector pretty much lived up to what we expected of it. some of the gusts were really quite disruptive. up up to around 70 miles an hour. further north in places, this is the s