according to two important secondary sources one by philip curtin's book in 1969 on the atlantic trade and the voyages database out of emory university in atlanta. anywhere between 348,000 to 253,000 africans arrived in british north america / united states between 1700 and 1807. in 1787 as part of building a new nation, of course, we've got the us constitution which essentially are includes bundle of compromises. over the slave trade and slavery that is because northern states for northern states slavery was politically and economically far less important than for southern states. one of these compromises was a law banning interference by congress with the slave trade for 20 years. until 1808 on march the second 1807 19 years later united states congress passed an act of abolition. essentially banning the participation of american citizens in trading africans in the atlantic section 9 of that 18007 act read as follows. section 9 required every ship quote sailing coastwise. this is language from the act itself. with slaves provide quote duplicate manifests and of quote of the ship's ca

but the paths would have been blocked if the atlantic alliance had not stood together. if your country and mine had not stood together. that has never forget that lesson. britain is at the heart of a growing movement towards greater cohesion within europe. and within the european community in particular this is going to mean radical economic social and political evolution. nato too is adapting to the new realities in eastern europe and the soviet union. and to changing attitudes in the west it is britain's prime concern. to ensure that the new europe is open and liberal and that it works in growing harmony with the united states and the other members of the atlantic community. all our history in this and earlier centuries. underlines the basic point that the best progress is made when europeans and americans act in concert. we must not allow ourselves to be enticed into a form of continental insularity. i believe this is a particularly important now at a time of major social and mental and economic changes in your continent. and in asia and africa we must make sure that

are you prepared for the atlantic hurricane season?2) 748-8000 if you live in the atlantic states, (202) 748-8001 if you live in the gulf states. and from the national atlantic and atmospheric in ministry shim, they released -- and from the noaa, they released the report last week, this is the acting administrator of the administration. [video clip] >> the outlook indicates an above normal season is likely. specifically, there's a 60% chance of an above normal season, 30% chance of near-normal, and 10% of below normal. for the range of storms that we expect, the outlook calls for a 70% probability in the following ranges. 13 to 20 named storms with top winds of at least 39 miles per hour. of these 13 to 20 named storms, six to 10 will become hurricanes with top winds of at least 74 miles per hour. this includes three to five major hurricanes ranked as category three or above with top winds of at least 111 miles per hour. host: that last week on the atlantic hurricane season outlook. we want to hear whether you think your state and comm

we think about the pacific and the atlantic. and we don't think much about the indian ocean and the connections between them. i think your stress of the opening of the red sea to lend lease and the possible alternative that it couldn't be and other things could be stopped from the mediterranean to the indian ocean. you're at -- that is absolutely critical. >> the global logistics are of course, really important in this. the ways in which various conflict and things like together, i was also thinking as you're talking about madagascar, madagascar is one of the first places where an imperial army, in this case the french, tries to go back and reassert its authority in a place. it is a very, very bloody experience. madagascar are is way in which we can think about the kind of industrial warfare between great powers blending into what will become the next paradigm of war which is the anticolonial lower scale, lower intensity complex that we will see in the 1950's-70's. these theaters are well worth us paying attention to. >> perhaps

these principles are shared with our european partners and the atlantic unity. they are the bedrock of the western world. some people believe that power rose from the barrel of a gun. history shows that it never goes well. force is sterile. we have found a better way. societies rest on mutual agreement, contract and consensus. a significant part of your social contract is written down in your constitution. hours rests on custom and will. the spirit behind both are precisely that is -- the spirit behind both is precisely the same. the spirit of democracy. these ideas -- ideals must be protected and nurtured through every change in front -- and fluctuation. i want to take this opportunity to express the gratitude of the british people to the people of united states of america for their steadfast loyalty to our common enterprise. the future is obscure. the only certainty is that it will present the world with new and daunting problems. if we stick to our fundamental ideas -- ideals, i have every confidence that we can resolve them. recent events in the gulf have pr

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, it is bringing much milder air in off the atlantic, it is bringing much milderair in in off the atlanticlly in south—west england, wales, into the north of england. a wetter day for northern ireland that much of scotland. it may dry up in south—eastern areas later. the rain might not reach the far north of scotland and the milder air slow to arrive here, perhaps some wintry nets on the hills. we could see 16 or 17 if it brightens in the south. 0vernight, the weather front dragging its heels, slow to move eastwards. we have one band of rain moving towards the north of scotland, showers following on behind. still the south—westerly wind into sunday so mild but plenty of showers merging together across north and west areas. it will be winding through the weekend as well but we could see 20 or 22 and possibly some late afternoon thunderstorms in south—eastern areas. quite a lot of uncertainty on the detailfor sunday areas. quite a lot of uncertainty on the detail for sunday but it looks a very unsettled weekend ahead. you can get more from the website. this is bbc news, the headlines. india

and societies of the atlantic world. so, i was initially interested in how rome was consumed, and i spent some time working at mount vernon, george washington's house that has a re-constructed 18th century distillery. as part of early efforts, namely different out nichols, using historically inspired methods, and it was a hard work. it did not go as we planned. so that suggested to me that there was a lot of kind of information and expertise that individuals in the 18th century and especially sage individuals might have had that we took for granted. so, it made me rethink the part of the alcohol process and the production and what that tells us about the history of the atlantic world, but also how we think about expertise and what expertise means. >> you were making rome and the way that people were doing its -- >> yes. initially i was making whiskey. and eventually i did have a chance to make room as well. again, it was inspired by houston, it's not always exactly how it's done in washington's time. but the physical pro

is one offset to that more unsettled weather and that's that we're pulling milder air in from the atlantic so our temperatures will at least reach close to average values. across england and wales this afternoon, actually quite a bit of sunshine. some showers breaking out across the midlands and the south—west later on in the afternoon. in the east, temperatures up around the 20 degree mark. the most frequent showers will be for scotland and northern ireland through the afternoon. they tend to back off through the evening and overnight but then the focus for some thundery downpours shifts to eastern england. mild, quite muggy night here, temperatures in double figures. we are frost free across the board. and then on we go into monday. it looks like some of this heavier rain could affect the north—east of scotland, particularly the northern isles through the day. elsewhere, sunny spells but some scattered showers, the heaviest and most frequent ones again for scotland and northern ireland. hello this is bbc news with vicki young. the headlines: the labour leader sir keir starmer is preparin

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i am the war director at the atlantic council. when the program was launched a decade ago, it was to establish flagships for defense lover -- defense leaders to discuss current and future challenges. the program has drawn an audience across washington's community including media, industry, and government. the program has been useful for the defense industry who provide capabilities to all branches of the armed forces to better understand challenges and priorities, particularly in research and development and how we can be better prepared to meet needs. through the series we have previously had many distinguished speakers such as mark esper. he moved on to become secretary of defense. apparently it is a great career move to be a guest at this series. today we have two distinguished guests, honorable whitley, thank you for being with us. and chief of staff of the army, general mcconville. he was a guest last january and i have memories of how he kicked off his presentation by showing a beige rotary phone to make his message. it is m

e with some weather. >> so the atlantic is waking up. june 1st is the official start of hurricane season, but per usual, we are getting started early. come with me to the gulf of mexico where we are tracking ins have 91-l. this storm had a small window of time to work with to strengthen and define it did not but we will see copious amounts of rain pushing on to the texas coastline just north of corpus christi and impacted parts of southwest he louisiana, as well. we're we talking about high bands of rain moving through not only saturday but into sunday. we're talking saturated soil so we are looking at the threat for flooding also, we have our first named storm of the season that is subtropical storm anna it is impacting areas in >>> and we're at about 50 degrees now in san jose. we have fog around the coastline but expect to see a warmup as high pressure continues to build in over the region. dublin, 48, temperatures in the 50s, eventually climbing into the 70s. let's take a look at how your microclimate highs will shape out for today.

france and the airbus company will face trial over the paris/rio flight that crashed in the mid atlantic facing manslaughter charges for the loss of all 228 people on the aircraft. this is life in paris. ♪ >>thank you for being with us. the latest from the middle east. a six-year-old is light -- israeli boy has died from a hamas attack. it will provoke a greater response from israel against hamas militants. the death toll stand at 56 palestinians. among those dead. , at least 13 children. six israelis have left. -- six israelis have lost their lives. the violence has come as a result of looming illegal evictions of palestinians from the jerusalem neighborhood. >>plumes of black smoke billower over gaza wednesday, the result of a relentless israeli bombardment against hamas militants the heaviest offensive since t gaza war in 2014. israeli forces confirmed warplanes killed several hamas leaders responding to a day loser rockets above tel aviv. among those killed were an israeli arab father and daughter struck by a stray rocket in the city of mott. another israeli died when a missile hit a

a low pressure is heading our way, but this low pressure's not coming out of the north atlantic.that means it will be, let's call it a warm area of low pressure. so not necessarily cool air, but it will be cloudy, humid and quite thundery. so, yes, at this stage, we think the weather will go downhill. but look at the temperatures, still into the 20s, despite the weather going downhill. now, the low pressure is very close to the uk or right on top of it come thursday. in fact, quite a few isobars there. so it will be fairly breezy out towards the south west of the uk on thursday, and there'll probably be quite a few showers around. but if the forecast holds to this pattern, it looks as though eastern counties all the way from scotland to the south east should have the best weather on thursday, with temperatures not far off 20 towards the west of the uk and also around northern ireland here, we'll see temperatures of around 15, 16 degrees. and then towards the end of the week, the jet stream is generally out in the atlantic and to a the north of us, with low pressure and cooler air

the 1st stage is the indian ocean the 3rd biggest ocean after the pacific and the atlantic . it's bounded by full consonance. australia africa asia and antarctica. marco polo of a nation merchant was the 1st european to cross the indian ocean today the indian ocean is a huge transit route connecting the world's major seaports. the ocean is a fresh exhilarating experience each day is full of surprises. if not. we have no roof no cargo no cabin new shower nothing we live right here on the ocean waves. on top of the pretty healthy. day watch lost 3 or 4 hours. a night march is a whole different story. sometimes you have to do 2 watches and one night during the 1st one you might still be fresh as a daisy but the 2nd you can barely crawl out of the tent you try to pull yourself together michel wind speed and deal with huge waves coming at certain intervals. said in the meantime if there is going to be you need to move as it is almost worthless to me a call at u. of c. to huge beach sun the snow of the national forces news yet i don't get it usual by me being the boy to be difficul

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is the moment the mayflower 400 entered the water for the final time before departing across the atlantic in the us. but unlike its namesake, which took more than 100 pilgrims to the new world in 1620, the mayflower 400 won't have any people on board at all. four or five years ago, we were talking with folks in the city about how we were going to commemorate the 400th anniversary, so just an informal discussion at another meeting, and there was some talk about building a replica. and so, my perspective was let's do something that speaks to the next 400 years of maritime enterprise, and so for me, that means building autonomous vessels it's designed and built to be completely autonomous and while it can be piloted remotely, the hope is that once it's out of port, it will make the almost 3500—mile journey completely unaided and become the first large autonomous vessel to make the crossing. it should sail completely without a person intervening at all, so you would just give it a goal like, "go to plymouth, massachusetts", and then it would look at the weather, it understands its own conditi

with the fresher atlantic air, we have most parts around 15—17 degrees.ur weather. welcome to bbc news. i'm tim willcox. our top stories: more bitter clashes injerusalem: the us calls for calm as more than 200 people are injured in violence between israeli police and palestinian protesters. a far—right israeli mp in the centre of this melee, palestinians deeply unhappy about the settlement of this street that has been here for many years. itjust takes a spark to make these things ignite. protests in brazil after a deadly police operation which killed 25 people. the un is calling for an independent investigation. we follow the story of one young man's role in the ongoing resistance in myanmar. and coldplay go out of this world to beam up their new single to space.

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we're in between a couple of areas of low pressure at the moment, this one waiting in the atlantic. by the time we get to bank holiday monday, but for the here and now, we've got these cold northerly winds drawing in this chilly arctic air, so still cold for the time of year. after that frosty start to saturday for some of us, lots of sunshine around through the day. cloud will tend to bubble up as the ground heats up and that will bring some scattered showers almost anywhere during the course of the afternoon. so, they're going to be hit and miss. if you do catch one, there's a risk of hail and some thunder mixed in as well. still quite chilly around the east coast — 7—11 degrees. further west, 13 or 14 celsius. so, heading through saturday night overnight into sunday, showers clear away for the most part, so clear and dry and cold once again. so, an overnight frost, i think, as we start out the day on sunday, with temperatures in more rural spots getting down below freezing once again. sunday evenings another day of some sunny spells and a few scattered showers. probably fewer, i

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well both perspectives of your atlantic and european membership are long over due and i would like to recall that for example when it comes to nato the promise was given by elyse in 2008 before a summit so we've been it's been 13 years now and my president reiterated the ambition to achieve that we have not heard affirmative positive response yet but this is you know we aspirants we are seeking membership so we will keep pushing this story forward so you didn't get what you wanted so in effect mr blinken just bought a basket of fine words and that was it. i know it would be not entirely correct mr blinking with others not entirely but there is some truth to it. well he did not bring with himself a promise that ukraine will become a member of nato this year or next year but he reaffirmed that the united states stand by the decision of 2008 where it states clearly ukraine and georgia because it applies to both countries will be members of nato and we will be working with our friends and partners on achieving this goal but the problem is without a timetable it's meaningless isn't it well

southern climes and spreading it across the uk and keeping the weather fronts at bay out in the atlanticw 20s throughout the country. that's it from me. enjoy the bank holiday weekend. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. a string of failings by police, probation workers and mi5 contributed to the killing of two people by a convicted terrorist — an inquest finds. jack merritt and saskia jones were unlawfully killed' by usman khan in 2019. their families say the authorities let them down. the belarusian leader, alexander lukashenko accuses the west of trying to destabilise his country during talks with president putin. facing up to its colonial past. for the first time, germany formally recognises it committed genocide in namibia, and promises over a billion dollars in aid. and, the $6 trillion plan. president biden pushes the biggest spending programme since world war two to reboot the us economy and fend off competition from china.

atlantic coast in 2015. >> oh, man. it's flying. >> reporter: recently rehe'sed images may not convince ufo skeptics, the pentagon admits it does not know what in the world this is. or this. or this. >> look. >> reporter: what do you say to the skeptics? it's refracted light, a rocket being launched and venus? >> in some cases there's simple explanations for what people are witnessing. but there are some that are not. we are not simply jumping to a conclusion saying oh, it's a uap out there. we are going through due diligence. maybe it's a cruise missile intelligence, or high altitude balloon, ultimately when you have exhausted the what-ifs and you are left with, the fact that this is in our air space and it's real, that's when it becomes compelling and that's when it becomes problematic. >> reporter: former native pilot called whatever is out there a security risk. he told us his f-18 squad began seeing uaps hovering over restricted air space southeast of virginia beach in 2014 when they update today jets' radar, makin

with the fresher atlantic air, we have most parts around 15—17 degrees.rise to see rain and showers for most of the days next week as well. that's your weather. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm tim willcox. more bitter clashes injerusalem, the us calls for calm as nearly 200 people are injured in violence between israeli police and palestinian protesters. a far—right israeli mp in the centre of this melee, palestinians deeply unhappy about the settlement of this street that has been here for many years. itjust takes a spark to make these things ignite. in a video call with the mexican president, kamala harris says both countries must tackle the root causes of migration in the americas together. we follow the story of one young man's role in the ongoing resistance in myanmar.

stranded in the middle of the atlantic, a helpless migrant boat.otted anything like this here. it's 300 miles from shore. they realise there are many bodies. translation: this was a mass grave in the middle _ of the water — or, really, in the middle of nowhere. i believe their hopes had vanished into the ocean. but incredibly, there are survivors. including a 17—year—old girl called aisha, here in the red jacket. it's now a race to save them. it's the end of april and they've been drifting for three weeks. speaks french translation: there were men who could no longer stand up i and who screamed from thirst. "please, i need to drink water. can someone please give me water?" we used a shoe to give them some sea water. aisha, a teenagerfrom ivory coast, thought europe would offer a brighter future. she saw 56 people die in front of her. translation: after two days, we had no more water - left, no food. on the fourth day, no more petrol. at the beginning when somebody died, we'd say a prayer. by the end, there was no prayer. we didn't have the strength

it's this deep area of low pressure that's pulling itself in off the atlantic, giving us all, really,'ve got the south—westerly wind coming in off the atlantic, it is bringing much milder air in, which means a lot of rain potentially across south—west england, wales, into the north of england. you can see a wetter day for northern ireland and much of scotland. it may actually dry up and brighten up in south—eastern areas later. the rain may not actually reach the far north of scotland, and the milder air slow to arrive here, perhaps some wintriness on the hills. but we could see 16 or 17 if it brightens up in the south. through the night, that weather front�*s dragging its heels, really slow to move its way eastwards. we've got one band of rain moving up towards the north of scotland, showers following in behind. still the south—westerly wind into sunday, so still mild, but with plenty of showers merging together across north and west areas near the centre of the area of low pressure. it will be windy through the weekend as well, but we could see 20—22 celsius and possibly some late a

luckily some of us were looking up in terms of the weather, at least in the mid-atlantic.rier. but the southern tral plains, heavy rain in some spots, even some severe storms that threat moves off to the east by wednesday we're looking at rain in the mid-atlantic, also the ojai valley. by friday, it looks like the northeast into new england and the southeast, we are looking at heavy rain there on friday back to you guys >> michelle, thank you. >>ace to save california's giant redwoods omfr wildfires. you're watching "early today." and forgot where she was. you can always spot a first time gain flings user. ♪ what's the #1 retinol brand used most by dermatologists? tah-dah, it's neutrogena® with derm-proven retinol, rapid wrinkle repair® smooths the look of fine lines in 1-week, deep wrinkles in 4. so you can kiss wrinkles, and other wrinkle creams goodbye. rapid wrinkle repair® pair with our most concentrated retinol ever for 2x the power. neutrogena® ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the race to save california's most iconic trees after a year of historic wildfires out west, there's a new effo

[laughter] but along the atlantic avenue, the piles of muck.ouple of houses if you drive down and were to look -- if you were driving down atlantic and look to the left, there are a couple of spaces where there were houses. this is one of them. after the storm the government decided to buy out some of the people that were in these houses, in these areas prone to flooding, and a couple of them did sell. those pieces of land are owned by the town. this is looking into somebody's kitchen at everything just thrown in. there is your house. >> there is my house. christopher: what's left of it. that house is still there actually. not sitting like this but still there. >> there were three houses in between mine and the next. christopher: there were houses here. >> three. christopher: i think the one next to you was never rebuilt. >> there were three that were not rebuilt. christopher: oh, three were not rebuilt. the crane in the back is beginning to take down the houses. there is the foundation of one of them. some of them were just never rebuilt. this

as we head into thursday, we have got this little feature here running in from the near atlantic.n will be heading into the english channel and there will be more cloud across southern parts of england and wales and we may see some rain getting as far north as the m4. at the same time, we've got another feature bringing the showers down into scotland and northern ireland. again, they mayjust be a touch wintry over the mountains of scotland and temperatures really struggling up to 10 or 11 degrees. as we move into friday, things start to quieten down for a while. 0ne weather system moves away, the showers square away from the north and we await the arrival of this low pressure for the weekend. but friday, first of all... again, a chilly start, it should be largely dry and there aren't as many showers on friday and there will be some lengthy spells of sunshine and some light winds as well. temperatures may be picking up a little bit to 13 or even 14 degrees. let's head further on and heading into the weekend, we are looking at this area of low pressure to push rain northwards and ea