and then our annual summer meeting in atlantic city, new jersey. and if you will bear with me, we want to whet your appetite and get you excited about coming to atlantic city. please. [video clip] >> for well over a century, atlantic city has captured the imagination. we are the premier destination for meetings, events, and gaming. but there is much more to atlantic city for visitors to discover. our barrier island has a reef all its own. for our strong-willed people, human connections run as deep as the ocean waters that have forever lapped our shores. our spirit of self-reliance and resilience creates an authentic sense of place and optimism that elevates the visitor experience. we are atlantic city. come discover the meaningful experiences that we believe in. surrounded by nature and sustained by natural resources, we are committed to protecting the future. from harnessing the power of the wind to responsible farming, atlantic city as a leader in sustainability, renewal, and regeneration. beautifying our neighborhoods is another priority, as loc

uh is held in parallel with the meetings of the atlantic council, which is, in which foreign ministers participate, but, of course. now this happened with with an eye on the july regular. and it is necessary, which e will quite significantly take place in the form well, bloomberg is a well-known such agency of news leaks, let's say so. hey, maybe you could call it that. uh writes about some secret document of a secret document that concerns, a, application. uh, fifth. here is the notorious fifth article, the charter - this is an organization. here. er, of course, this made a lot of people nervous. now including those who live in countries that are part of the north atlantic alliance y'know, i've seen that posting. hmm. can't confirm or verify how true it is as it goes, really. here is the closed document. well, i can say that the concept of defense is still necessary. e, it was supposed to ensure the ability of the alliance to simultaneously participate in two conflicts is another matter, that they proceeded from the fact that both of these conflicts would be either, uh, so to speak, a

from that time has been great for happy atlantes.ds often come on february 17, 1905, the revolutionary terrorist ivan kalyaev killed the general governor of moscow, grand duke sergei alexandrovich, he penetrated the kremlin and threw a powerful bomb into his carriage, the prince died immediately , his heap was mortally wounded, the revolutionaries considered the prince a cruel tsarist satrap and strangler of freedom although among the workers soldiers and urban poor. sergei alexandrovich used three colors. he did a lot for the disadvantaged it was through the efforts of his wife that the elizabethan society was created. many nurseries and orphanages openly took care of the actions, the funeral of prince romanov was nationwide, he was buried in the kremlin in the cathedral, the miracle of the monastery, when the bolsheviks blew up the monastery, the grave was considered lost for a long time, but in 1985, during an excavation in the kremlin, the remains of the prince were found and buried in the novospassky monastery moscow on february

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into the atlantic ocean. getting reports that there was a ground stop and three area airports in north and south carolina with the idea that something was going to happen because there were various sightings of the shiny spy balloon off over the carolina coast. and now subsequently, about 16 minutes after that, this bivalent was in fact shot down. the u.s. government now posted off of the coast of the carolinas, gathering this debris to in fact assess what the chinese were looking for. what they were trying to gather. the question is what they can actually glean from this debris? want to bring a national security correspondent dan dilution has been standing by for washington, minute by minute. dan if you, well bring us up to date on what more you, know why you can add to this? >> i think you summed it up quite well yasmin. this balloon sort of captured everyone's attention, imagination and raced a lot of worries. we have watched it drifts across the united states, for a spotted in montana and the u.s. from th

we strongly support ukraine's euro atlantic perspective. to make sure this brutal war against ukraine and russia finally, we must be resolute in deterring further aggression and rolling back the current one. nato is standing strong and showing commitment towards ukraine and its people. the b9 is stronger than ever. i look forward to continuing our coordination on our way to a successful nato summit. thank you very much. >> thank you very much mr. president, and i give the floor to the cohost of the summit. to the president of the republican. >> president biden, secretary-general. as you mentioned president duda, we are meeting in special times because of the first anniversary of russia aggression in ukraine. it is made a stronger and more united. the countries on the eastern flank are more protected than ever. we passed solidarity and humanity because our helped ukraine. president biden, your presence is another proof that our transatlantic unity is stronger than ever, and it is an opportunity to discuss our expectations from the nato summi

of the atlantic and i don't _ important on both sides of the atlantic and i don't think - importantis news anchors were endorsing the 2020 election lies. the deposition is part of a 1.6 billion dollar defamation suit brought by dominion, the company that ran the electronic voting machines. dominions case is that fox news, were well aware that hosts, lou dobbs, maria bartiromo, jeanine pirro and sean hannity among others, were endorsing the lies, even encouraging trump's most vocal supporters, and doing nothing to stop it. here's a flavour of that back and forth with dominions lawyers. anthony, we are living in the age of disinformation and we look to the major media companies to put some truth and facts behind the stories that we are covering and here you have one of the worlds biggest media parents tacitly acknowledging that not only did his anger is no that what was being said was lies, but they overlooked it for profit. what does that say about the way he runs his media companies? i does that say about the way he runs his media companies?— does that say about the way he runs his

already tied together with the nato alliance and we have both economic goals on both sides of the atlantics and a thing we should more talk about free trade and even a trade union in the future. so where will the resolution over this tension of the ira be more in washington or more in brussels? does it you have to do more homework. the you has to do more homework. we have to do homework talking about our marriage funding. i mean, we'd passed this 100000000000 euro a special fund for the german military for the german bundeswehr. and also we have to take care of our insertion of our energy policy in the future. but i think we also have to tie our bonds on a common trade issues on free trade issues as well as we have the same strategic rivals of the world. talking about russia and talking about china. hassan dear, parliamentary pasadena, of the free democrats in germany. thank you. read a german view of the e u. u. s. trade relationship there, and comments by us present, joe, by the last night. let's get a better understanding from the american side. and for that, i'm joined by david gans, he

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here playing trying to improve trans-atlantic relations? mr. breton: i mean, first, it's good we have a rendezvous when we sit together and we speak. we can talk frankly because we are the strongest ally for decades and more. so when something is going well, it's good to share. when something has to be improved, it's like in the family. so it's always good to have this rendezvous, meetings where we can speak openly and also to measure our progresses and share what we do. but to be honest, we didn't wait the t.t.c. to have these relations and unfortunately enough because t.t.c. is only key for tech and t for trade. and by the way, only tech and trade in our nations. for example, i have launched the e.u.-u.s. cyber dialogue to have many other die logs on many strategic issues so the t.t.c. is not for everything between us. but it's true that it's important to have this rendezvous. my message is very simple, always. and i said it, i think what we did for the chip act, before the t.t.c., so the chip act, to have a smooth and close discussions. even

be healthy about tvorkuty to sochi how much snow will bring new atlantic cyclone that made its way to russian plain catastrophe. the scale of chernobyl well, the us authorities are doing everything to hide the consequences of a man-made accident. wagae. what is the real damage ah and turkey covered with giant cracks. after the earthquake, a number of experts are frightened by ominous forecasts, a wet blow of the elements will start a chain reaction of cataclysms. you are watching the main weather program. i am vadim zavodchenkov. hello in february, the european part of russia broke up throws and sweeps with snow on approach. a new wave of snowstorms, and the cold could break through in the black sea region, even there snowdrifts managed to grow , and we will tell the brightest weather episodes of the week in our review, and then move on to the forecast friday to drive along the highway between novorossiysk and gelendzhik. it was possible , except perhaps for the snow with cleaning equipment, but even with a special vehicle, the snow was not in time to put the road in order. on mikhail

almost one year ago, russia tried to destroy the european and euro atlantic security and rules-based international order. russia is acting on a pattern of aggressive conduct, which we have already witnessed in the republic of moldova, georgia and in ukraine itself. today, these partners benefit from allied support for long-term resilience, which is needed to help them achieve lasting peace, stability and prosperity. we also strongly support ukraine's euro atlantic perspective, to make sure the brutal war against ukraine -- we must be resolute in deterring further aggression. nato is standing strong and showing clear commitment toward ukraine and its people. the be nine-- b9 is stronger than ever. we look forward to continue coordination on our way to a successful nato summit, thank you. >> thank you you, mr. president. now, i give the floor to the cohost of the summit, through the president of the slovak republic. >> as he mentioned, we are meeting at a very special time, the first anniversary of russian aggression in ukraine. this has made us stronger and more country as more protec

how worried are you about the fragility in that transitive atlantic economic relationship? recently, we've had the french finance minister, bruno lemaire in washington dc, and the german economics minister and vice chancellor. richard, hey, back here. basically, lobbying the government to keep open the inflation reduction act the want to get into that folks. but it's basically america's green, new deal, you know, softly deployed to look at all energy development and making sure that you're a piece. but there's an element of nationalism in it. domestic procurement requirements and, and some in europe are saying, hey, we need to do the same thing over that. we need to subsidize our own renew industries in europe. and i was listening to bruno lemaire and others talk about a race to subsidies in it could be negative for both sides. do you worry about that? is our facility there that we should be thinking about? we have this conversation was together was a war in ukraine. each was one of the main topics of the political discussion during the stead visit of prison on back home wi

atlantic is where creeping from the atlantic is where the milder air starts to work into the milder air starts to work into the night. outbreaks of rain brought by that weather front to the northern half of the country, most of it across the north west of scotland, so heavy across the western highlands, quite windy, mild wherever you are, driest across the south with some clear spells. thursday, lots of dry weather for northern ireland, southern scotland and into parts of england and wales, and into parts of england and wales, a few glimmers of brightness, most rain confined to the north and west of scotland where it will be windiest but very mild, ii of scotland where it will be windiest but very mild, 11 degrees as north as the highlands, 13 across the south. this other weather fronts will bring some light, patchy rain to northern ireland and scotland. elsewhere we will see the clouds break, we should see quite a bit of scotland for northern ireland into the midlands, wales and southern england. temperatures up to 1a degrees in some spots across central and eastern areas, 11 or 12 acr

that has developed in the european part of the country, while the russian north was bathing in the atlantic warmth, the black sea region faced an abnormal cooling. why did this happen right after the review of the main cataclysms of the week to the sea to drink tea on the embankment of novorossiysk was difficult not only to stand on your feet, but even to speak the wind in gusts accelerated to a hurricane of 30-38 m / s, for 4 days in a row the roof and balconies raged in the city . he felled trees from houses and advertising constructions advised residents not to leave their homes at schools unless absolutely necessary. i had to cancel classes. she even tossed up the garbage container like a cardboard box, and in the spring it was half price for a minute. the elements raged or gelendzhik at the turn into the golubaya bay a hurricane even overturned trucks, like matchboxes were overturned by a storm multi-ton yachts, moored off the black sea coast , the crimeans had to remember. the number of accidents on the road has risen sharply in the region. only for february 7 and snow denunciations.

should the wind push it out over the atlantic? the closure of the airport and i suppose a clearing of the area eliminate the risk of something going wrong. possibly people getting hurt. i suppose there has been any more information from that, from the federal aviation administration, or any other officials about the possible risks. what i think the supposition is, is that they are going to wait for the balloon to cross the coastline and other words to be in place above the atlantic. so that it could be brought down or shut down, landing in the atlantic, which would a minimize the risk of any civilian casualty and be also possibly allow access to what is on that balloon. be it spy gear. be at what the chinese claim that it's a scientific a balloon. so that would be the reason why they would wait until the balloon crosses the coastline and is over the atlantic ocean before taking whatever action they deem necessary. now this is an ongoing situation. we have got the route, the release from the if a now we will see within the next are

it's making its way to the salty waters of the atlantic ocean as we speak. they are, the challenge really comes into play. how to recover what is on board. crucially, the mechanics and machinery to work out what this device was actually doing. was it indeed a surveillance operation? or was it simply collecting meteorological data? the united states... from some on the right—wing of the republican party. in response to pressure from the military, who argued there was nothing to be gained, and it could have been dangerous to bring it down over us airspace. now, it is over the ocean. that danger has receded. but here's the problem, because the waters there in the list atlantic ocean are about 650 feet deep. but they then sharply give way to the sharp ledge... on the surface goes down to about 6500 feet. so the challenge, having shot this down, is to be able to recover the mechanics on board. there are thought to be naval vessels in the area waiting to assist in that operation. it's a delicate one. no question about that because it has to be retrieved carefully.

of the day came to the rescue our sailors rescued the french, who traveled on a yacht across the atlantic ocean and by the way into trouble. success in the kupyansk direction russian troops the settlements of the kharkov region were liberated from the nationalists, this was the abolition of defense. the collective west is more afraid of the escalation of conflicts in ukraine and tough statements by chinese representatives on the second day of the munich security conference. the history of the feat the name of the participant in the liberation of mariupol oleg shipitsyn was assigned to the patrol boat of the black sea fleet the fate of the progress of the damaged cargo ship was attacked from the iss carefully examined, what will happen to him next decision of roskosmos? save the memory while the main battle for sevastopol is the first large-scale diorama storm in the history of restoration. mountain breather. in may 44. everyone can see how the work is going on. when a person’s life is most important and ships change their course during military exercises , the french traveler was lucky on

about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tre practice by the leading european countries, took away tens of millions of african lives. the organisation of united nations classifies that trans atlantic slave trade as one of the gravest human rights abuses in that history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. with news for you, melissa, and his hope similar nickos are not but missile. you smile, dental, what cold showed, nathan understood, the dodger. nick was low or korean. read to a single course rush. he had them for it and he was doing in house. and i mean, each was smart, it was to someone like, wish 70 middle kenesaw policeman us with some the could to mozilla. you, georgia was your head in your theater. yeah, no more than

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community, but later stockholm will also join of this euro-atlantic alliance, they are saying in europehat behind this act of burning the koran, russian ears are sticking out as usual. because the person who burned it worked for the russian propaganda channels, their foreign representations, and here erdogan is talking about some kind of trust, er, that is erdogan, this is another attempt to play ahead eastern wisdom can be called cunning well, i think i see here two components, er, even three components, and the first is what is going on, as we have already discussed with you , the internal political processes, the editor is trying to reorganize on the third term e presidential term e-e is the first and he needs enough arguments in order to somehow e-e in well actualize the turkish society around him and around the fact that he is the right president of turkey , the second component is that erdogan has enough there of the geopolitical game with its and euro-atlantic partners with european partners moroccan partners in order to ask some difficult questions and find more and more prefere

considering options to bring down the suspected chinese spy balloon once it makes its way over the atlantic ocean. then attempt to collect the reminiscence, you're getting a live look at the sky of myrtle beach, south carolina where the chinese surveillance balloon is expected to appear next. welcome to fox news live, i'm griff jenkins. jacqui: i'm jacqui heinrich. let's go the white house on the breaking news. lucas tomlinson, i understand you have new reporting the share. lucas: that's right, senior official confirms that the u.s. government is weighing options on how to shoot down this chinese spy balloon when it crosses the atlantic, safely off the coast of the united states. now earlier in syracuse president biden was asked to do on the balloon and he said all options are on the table and this is what he said exactly. >> the chinese balloon -- >> we will take care of it. lucas: this morning former defense secretary chuck served under barack obama said this balloon should be brought down gently to exploit it. >> we don't know what the pentagon is going to do and what the president will

be healthy from vorkuta to sochi how much snow will bring new atlantic cyclone that made its way to the russian plain chernobyl-scale catastrophe well, the us authorities are doing everything to hide the consequences of these vagai gene accidents. what is the real damage and turkey is covered with giant cracks. after the earthquake, the experts are frightened with ominous forecasts, wet, boa elements start a chain reaction to the cataclysm. oh, you're watching the main weather program. i'm vadim zavuchenkov. hello february, sold out. you are the european part of russia sweeps everything and sweeps with snow on the way. a new wave of mikkel, moreover, the cold could break through in the black sea region, even snowdrifts managed to grow there , and we will tell you the brightest weather episodes of the week in our review, and then we will move on to the forecast. on friday, drive along the highway between novorossiysk and gelendzhik. it was possible except for snow-removing equipment, but the snow was not hammered by a special vehicle managed to fix the road. on the mikhailovsky pass, the

article 5 refers to the north atlantic, which is thej to the north atlantic, which is the article in you need to react somehow. so, i think nato member states and other allies of the western world need to figure out if something like this happens to a country that is less strong than the united states, are we going to team up and shoot that balloon down?— are we going to team up and shoot that balloon down? interesting. what kind of calculation, _ that balloon down? interesting. what kind of calculation, if— that balloon down? interesting. what kind of calculation, if something - kind of calculation, if something similar happens again in the us specifically, you would presume the learning here would be they would have to take action very quickly or they would be in another situation where they would have to wait for days to take down. in where they would have to wait for days to take down.— days to take down. in fact, they will need to _ days to take down. in fact, they will need to take _ days to take down. in fact, they will need to take action - days to take down. in fact, they wi

three airports were shut and airspace closed, so it could be targeted over the atlantic ocean. they successfully took it down, and i want to complement our aviators who did it. and i want to complement our detectives searching for nicola bulley, who disappeared during a dog walk in lancashire more than a week ago, say they want to speak to a woman who was seen pushing a pram. the forced installation of pre—payment metres in england and wales — the bbc learns that magistrates were given advice suggesting permission could be waved through. a peace mission to south sudan — the pope makes an unprecedented visit, alongside the leaders of the church of england and church of scotland. hello to you in the uk, and around the world. in the last few hours, a united states fighterjet has shot down a chinese surveillance balloon which had been spotted over sensitive us military sites, on the orders of president biden. three airports on the east coast were closed in preparation for the operation. beijing has tried to calm the diplomatic row about the balloon, insisting it was gathering weath

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in the atlantic, some cloud, rain bearing clouds rushing towards us, got to get this through first, andonight bringing rain eventually to northern ireland, western fringes of scotland, but away from it a try micronised, clearfor many, more fog, limited to eastern counties of england. a chilly start, another mild day on the way, but for some a much wetter one. northern ireland, a wet start before things turn bright at later. rain spreads through scotland on the morning, and across northern and western england through the afternoon, reaching the midlands and fizzling a little bit. east anglia and the south—east staying dry through the daylight hours. here is where the mildest conditions are, but mild in most areas. patchy rain tomorrow evening, east anglia and the south—east, a dry spell, then more widespread rain and drizzle pushing across into thursday morning. england, wales, southern scotland, a damp and grey day, but misty around the hills, the best sunshine across the north of scotland, where you will start with the frost. rain into thursday night, strengthening winds, deepening low

at the same time, the north russian plain embraced anomalous warming; the flow of atlantic air warmed even the coasts of the barents and white seas. in the north of russia, nature thoroughly confused the climatic season in the coldest cities of the region. no, the temperature of the first ten days of february turned out to be 80 ° above the norm and more corresponded to the end of march and the beginning of april . road to southern latitudes. these air masses will have time for about bridges, so here the temperature will rise slowly, but in the middle lane at the beginning of next week, warming will reach the peak seems to be rather short-lived , because a new anticyclone is already breaking through from europe to the regions, which will block the flow of atlantic heat, for example, it will snow in moscow. on monday. precipitation can turn into rain, and daytime temperatures. will rise from -13 weekend to plus two. well, already on tuesday, the readings of thermometers will begin to drop again and by wednesday, when the snow clouds over the metropolis will dissipate at noon. it's arou

authorities temporarily closed the air space over the carolina coastline as the balloon approach the atlantic ocean. 3 airports in the area were closed, asian claims the balloon is a civilian research as ship that straight into u. s. s. space. secretary of state anthony blanket, who broke off plans to visit china early this week, called the incident a clear violation of usa sovereignty and to address a broad rate issue. let's get more on this with d. w. 's. washington. washington bureau correspondence to me from a stand a high semi. so what more do we know about the downing of this balloon ever healer information is just coming in to us. and i indeed have just been looking at some images that are coming are coming in here. in washington of the moment of impact when this balloon was shot down just off the east coast, off the carolinas. and it's interesting to note that there was much discussion over the past few days. okay. will the us take this moved her to shoot down this balloon? there was a lot of pressure on president biden to take some swift action as, as balloon chinese spy balloon. as

as we speak, _ waters of the atlantic ocean as we speak, and — waters of the atlantic ocean as we speakd they are, the challenge really— speak, and they are, the challenge really comes into play — how to recover — really comes into play — how to recover what is on board. crucially, the mechanics, the machinery to be able to— the mechanics, the machinery to be able to work— the mechanics, the machinery to be able to work out what this device was actually doing — was it a surveillance operation coming out of china, _ surveillance operation coming out of china, or— surveillance operation coming out of china, orwas surveillance operation coming out of china, or was it simply collecting meteorological data? the united states _ meteorological data? the united states has been, or president biden has been _ states has been, or president biden has been under pressure to shoot this down from some on the right—wing of the conservative party — right—wing of the conservative party in — right—wing of the conservative party. in response to pressure of the military, who argued there was nothing _ the m

now we have the physical fact that the balloon is heading towards the atlantic. these airports in north and south carolina are being closed for the moment. it does seem to set the stage and present an opportunity to have this shot down. it is really not a reversal. i think they've been preparing for this and contingency planning. once it is not overland, it changes the calculus. >> general, weigh in for me if you will, you heard the presidents words there, we are going to take care of this. from your estimation, what is taking care of this look like and what are the risks and calculations going into that decision? >> i think what you'll see is, once it gets over the continental united states, from the atlantic, i think you will find that the north american air defense command along with the northern command, the national security aide will make a recommendation to the president to shoot it down. what it will probably look like, given that this is around 60,000 feet in the air, we normally fly around 30 to 35,000 feet. you will probably see it come down by attack

here is vorkuta to sochi, how much snow will the new atlantic cyclone bring, breaking through to theussian plain catastrophe of the scale of chernobyl well, the us authorities are doing everything to hide the consequences of these found accidents. in agaev , what is the real damage a and turkey is covered with giant cracks. after the earthquake , experts are frightened by ominous forecasts, the wet impact of the elements will start a chain reaction of cataclysm. you are watching the main weather program. i am vadim zavodchenkov. hello in february, the european part of russia broke up. it sweeps and sweeps with snow on the way. a new wave of mycellia, and the cold was able to break into the black sea, even there snowdrifts had time to grow, and we will tell you the most striking weather episodes of the week in our review, and then move on to the forecast shot on the rise to mikhailovsky pass reverse traffic is difficult snowfalls paralyzed traffic in southern russia on friday to drive along the highway between novorossiysk and gelendzhik. it was only possible for snow-removing equipme

the air mass from the atlantic is still quite well warmed up. so the alignment will intensify in russia. the thaw plus the temperature will drop again in the south of the country, as well as rains are expected in the black earth region and the western regions, but now there is good news for those. who misses a real family? the thaw on the russian plain will last not for long, the current atmospheric front will be the last in a series of atlantic invasions, and after it the scandinavian anticyclone will begin to spread to the russian plain by the beginning of next week. it will take over almost the entire region. this will be the beginning of a radical restructuring of weather processes in st. petersburg, for example, today and tomorrow it will continue to snow, and the thermometer will show -1 -2 °. but already at the weekend on the shores. if atmospheric pressure starts to grow, the clouds will dissipate and cooling of the surface layer of the atmosphere will begin on sunday monday 4-6 minutes at noon, which is even slightly below the climatic

fry personally i witness this spy balloon in the atlantic ocean as it was shot down on the beaches right off the coast of his district in south carolina. >> arise in strong support of house resolution 104, resolution condemning the chinese, and his party's use of the high altitude surveillance balloon over united states territory as a brazen violation of united states sovereignty, introduced by chairman -- from texas, not kentucky. not only did it float across much of south carolina, it floated across the entire continental united states and ended up over my district, and the balloon was shot down right off the coast of my hometown. it does sound like it was straight out of a sci-fi movie. there is no question that the lack of response from this administration was negligent, in my opinion. more than 19 million people annually visit our area to enjoy our beautiful beaches and southern hospitality along the coast that is known as the grand strand. myrtle beach is known for many things, but part of that equation is never been an international incident taking place right off of our shores. t

you guys at the atlantic council probably know more.ne the scale of that compared to any american state. imagine proportionately, a third of america being underwater. her land mass underwater after a weather event. one and seven people devastated. that's 33 million people costing 30% of -- sorry, 30 billion dollars, as our damage needs assessment. 30 billion dollars, 10% of our gdp. washed away in a single climate catastrophe. that is the -- if i'm sort of comparing all the challenges i just listed up before you, the biggest challenge for the people of pakistan right now. if we get this right. if we get the economics right, the foreign policy right, the climate resilient angle right, then we can come up with a five, ten-year plan. then we can start getting the finding together for. that will not only allow us to build back better, invest in the local economy while building climate resilient infrastructure, preparing for the next climate disaster. also benefiting those who have been affected. if we get it right, we can do it in a way whe

about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tray practice by the leading european countries took away tens of millions of african lives. the organisation of united nations classifies that trans atlantic slave trade as one of the gravest human rights abuses in the history of humanity. this is the biggest act of deportation of people ever seen by mankind. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're such shorter. is it conflict with the 1st law and justice? we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously, is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial intelligence. real somebody with a robot most protective own existence with a i really

our ship, the atlantic. the south atlantic, the indian ocean and the south. these routes are not a one way street, so the ships that carry troops and munitions outbound will bring back a central raw materials which we require, for our own use the maintenance of these vital lines. is a tough job. it is a job which requires tremendous daring command, resourcefulness and above all, tremendous production of planes and tanks, guns, and also the ships to carry them. and i speak a game by the american people when i say that we can and will do that job. the defense, the world wide lines of communication, demands compel relat to place safe use by us of the sea. the air along the various routes. and this in turn depends upon control by the united nations of many strategic bases along the route control of the air in the simultaneous use two types of planes. first, the long range heavy bomber. and second, the light. the dive bomber the torpedo plane short range pursuit planes, all of which are a of the with and protect the bases and the bomber themselves. heavy bombers c

behind me, this cloud from the atlantic start to introduce some outbreaks of rain.spells. quite mild, particularly in the south of the uk. tonight, this band of rain continues itsjourney tonight, this band of rain continues its journey northwards and eastwards. i had a bit, briefly some chilly air. but behind it, milder conditions developing for all of us. by conditions developing for all of us. by the end of the night temperatures between five and 10 degrees. heavy rain pushing into the western side of scotland. at the north—west highlands we will see quite a lot of rain over the next few days because of the succession a weather fronts that will push on from the atlantic. high pressure keeping a drier further south. this feet of air from the atlantic bringing some mild but quite cloudy and damp conditions around some of these western hills. some spots of drizzle. some spells of sunshine. but of the north of scotland will continue to see some outbreaks of rain tomorrow. some of the rain will be heavy. the winds pick up again. temperatures, 11 degrees for aberdeen, 1

an anticyclone, and heat in the north-west of european russia associated with the arrival of the atlantic cyclone. this zhivikhar brought heavy rainfall on the shores of the gulf of finland , a gale arose, which creates a surge wave of flood underload. i had to close the gate of the dam. severe weather conditions led to massive accidents involving several cars and trucks in priozersk. an accident completely blocked traffic along the highway , as a result of which motorists became a multi-kilometer traffic jam. snowdrifts suffered the most, the city of stavropol was covered with almost a third of m. so powerful snowstorms. it happens here only once every 6-7 years. but on the caspian coast in kalmykia and the astrakhan region. so much snow. at this time of the year, for the entire period of meteorological observations , the north russian plain was not yet recorded simultaneously with anomalous warming; the flow of atlantic air warmed even the coasts of the barents and white seas. in the north of russia, nature has thoroughly confused the climatic seasons in the coldest cities in the region