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and all our weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic.to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south there won't be much rain around at all, but there will be a lot of cloud and those temperatures around 19 to 22 degrees. now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's going to be very warm actually, i think overnight into wednesday morning for south eastern parts of the uk. the warm sector is the area between two weather fronts. and so we're going to start with a lot of cloud around on wednesday. the second weather front, the cold front here, is this band of rain. that's going to clear away from scotland and northern ireland. sunshine and showers and cooler air following on behind. the rain band pushes into england and wales. dry until very late in the day across eastern england and those temperatures could be up as high as 25, maybe 26 degrees. that's probably going to be as warm as it's going to get over the week ahead. that weather front the

. many of these hurricanes forming in the atlantic— the atlantic.tlantic. fascinating. really good to see those _ the atlantic. fascinating. really good to see those charts - the atlantic. fascinating. really good to see those charts as - the atlantic. fascinating. really. good to see those charts as well. britain is to host a global summit on the safety of artificial intelligence later this year. the announcement comes as prime minister rishi sunak continues his visit to the us. he's due to hold talks with president biden at the white house later today aimed — in the words of the uk government — at cementing their "joint leadership in the technologies of the future". the british government says the summit will aim to agree ways of evaluating and monitoring al's most significant risks, as our technology editor, zoe kleinman, reports. we don't yet know who is going or which countries they will be from but we do know there is this enormous race not only in the seemingly endless number of ai products that are being released and developed, there is so m

you in the north atlantic. tell us more about this sub.— in the north atlantic.you can see behind me the plane, american _ about this sub. you can see behind me the plane, american early - about this sub. you can see behind me the plane, american early this| me the plane, american early this morning, and you could probablyjust catch a glimpse of the edge of the art own the aircraft. the company who it are based in guernsey, but, and they are deep thematic specialists. just last summer, they did a 3d scan of the wreck of the titanic, so they have a lot of experience in selling cameras and a lot vehicles into difficult to reach areas, the hope is that there is are we can play an important role in helping to find that missing sub. we are expecting another two points like us to arrive injersey later today to carry more equipment, and also to carry equipment for the american military.— also to carry equipment for the american military. thank you much. in either american military. thank you much. in either of— american military. thank you much. in either of our— americ

is compliance with all the procedures that must be followed to become a full member of the north atlantic alliance, but before we start talking about this topic, i want you to comment on joseph biden's statement that was made today er today was, well, at least we found out here in ukraine, because time is a little different between ukraine and the united states, a statement that has already frightened many people. my friends and relatives say to me too, well, now there will be a nuclear war , all that means now is to flee from ukraine . if this is what biden said about the fact that the use of tactical nuclear weapons is possible, yes . well, what can be used by russia in this war, tactical nuclear weapons? statement it has a certain purpose, it does not always mean that it can happen, that is why it is necessary to look at why he made this statement and tried to somehow explain and reassure, but very often people do not understand what a political statement is, what is not a political statement, what is not always what he says one or another politician, it is so necessary and will happen

everything is coming in from the atlantic, a fresh westerly breeze around.e see more cloud come our way. once again, looking dry toward south—eastern areas but there will be outbreaks of rain and drizzle as you head further north and more of a breeze as well. these are the captures we are looking at, typically around 20—22 . keep it warm overnight for south—eastern parts of the uk, heading into wednesday where any one sector between those two weather fronts. cooler air will be waiting to coming back from the atlantic from the north—west, following this band of rain that will be affecting scotland and northern ireland, pushing into england and wales once again. those temperatures dropping away in the north—west will be get some sunshine and showers. still dry and quite warm in the south—east, mid 20s. live from london, this is bbc news. the whereabouts of wagner mercenary boss, yevgeny priogzhin, are unknown following the deal belarus reportedly struck for him to leave russia. as part of the deal, prigozhin called off a rebellion against the russian military.

so we may see additional storms in the north atlantic. this yeah, i mean, the of the hemisphere that in the southern hemisphere, particularly in the pacific ocean, we also have some developing el nino. and so we have very calling the surface temperature is that phones off the coast of ecuador in periods. and now they spiking across across the equitorial pacific. and we're expecting this el nino signal to continue to develop. we already know how strong a l nino is going to be. but this means we'll see why a temperatures in the, in the pacific like to this year, which may also be data of the impact slattich horribly change where again, we'll see massive loss of, of find on, on charisse in the induct. pacific region is so much at stake here. thank you for joining us to talk about it. that is samantha burgess from the copernicus climate change surface. you're very welcome. have just before we go, have you ever found yourself frustrated when your communication lines go down? well, a police station in india has an equal solution to this modern

they do not make special conditions for joining the of the north atlantic alliance and leaves the same requirements that were relevant for other countries that at one time or another became members of the north atlantic alliance. well, i will leave it to our guests who will professionally comment on this issue and tell us more . this is yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. oleksandr palii is a historian and political scientist. they are also the author of a book about nato, which i remember reading 15 years ago. oleksandr, i congratulate you. i forgot exactly what the book is called. i have it. by the way, i even have your autograph at home, but it was back when the superficial council was running around with balls, nato was not needed, and some political forces that positioned themselves as very patriotic voted precisely against ukraine being uh this is being taught, and what was it about - it was long ago in one word, i, we will talk about this mainly. why did biden set such a condition

alliance itself, minister of defense oleksiy greznikov, according to him, at the meeting of the north atlantic bloc, either the deadlines for ukraine's accession to nato must be determined or a certain event must be determined after which our country will become a member of the alliance. that must take place on 11-12 july in vilnius, the capital of lithuania, poland, the baltic states, the czech republic are in favor of the accession of ukraine, supports the acceleration of this procedure in great britain , but in germany only talks about the discussion at the summit of increasing ukraine's military capabilities also recently, the president of the united states, in joe biden, opposed the simplification of the procedure for ukraine's accession to the alliance, although previously he did not reject such an opportunity to talk about the prospects of what we can hear at the vilnius summit and about our progress and problems on the way to membership in the north atlantic alliance, we will talk today and deal with valentyn glykh , a political scientist who came to our studio , congratulations my con

accordingly, we must be a conscious member of the north atlantic alliance, which is equal to for allsons, in this same context, there cannot be a situation when nato's fifth article on collective security does not work with regard to ukraine. as some of our high-ranking officials suggested that you accept us, but say that nato's fifth article does not work. unfortunately, this cannot be the case. will undermine the positions of the representatives of the north atlantic alliance themselves. biden has a large-scale perspective regarding ukraine and he cannot afford to pretend that he does not know where it is on the map, so he will act as actively as possible and implement steps aimed at increasing ukraine's chances of becoming a member of the north atlantic alliance. accordingly, i would like to remind you that next year the nato summit will be held in washington, and in november next year there will be presidential elections in which joseph biden plans to participate, and i personally do not rule out that biden will change his position if his sociology and political consultants will

and then these weather fronts continue to push in from the atlantic. west. and we've got some rain around on tuesday, particularly across scotland. for a while we're going to be left in a warm sector between two weather fronts. so that means a lot of cloud and some damp, drizzly weather over some of the hills. but it's going to be dry again, probably towards the south east, a little bit more humid and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s. there's our warm sector between the warm front and the cold front. low pressure to the north of the uk that'll push down that cold front from the northwest. so that's a band of cloud and rain that will be affecting scotland and northern ireland on wednesday to be followed by cooler air in the northwest with sunshine and showers. the rain pushes into england and wales, but again towards the southeast, the east midlands and of course east anglia, it's probably going to be dry until the evening or overnight and still quite warm and quite humid here. but that weather front is going to move through. and then later on in

anyway, that's our view of that from across the atlantic.now what? i don't remember what was in it. i couldn't tell you if it's made any tangible difference. anyway, that's our view of that from across the atlantic. here is chris mason's view from much closer to the action. hello, alex. hello, adam. welcome to the east room of the white house. exhausting, probably the polite way of putting it. it isjust gone 8:00 in the uk here. as we record this, we're going to dash off and do the 10:00 news and we've been on a bus in a minute to the airport, so fingers crossed we can bodge something together to for the news a little later on. then it's an overnight flight back to london. the prime minister is giving a speech in yorkshire tomorrow afternoon. so my goodness, i like to think i've got a bit of stamina, but i'm not quite sure it's quite up there with his and as we head out, a little bit of smoke in the air. not quite as bad as it is in new york city, but you can certainly see it here. massive news story here, the whole business of these wildfir

are no such questions at the moment, but, accordingly, we must be a conscious member of the north atlantic alliance, which is equal to all others, therefore, in this very context, there cannot be a situation when nato's fifth article on collective security does not work in relation to ukraine as some of our high-ranking officials suggested that you accept us but say that nato's fifth article does not work unfortunately, this cannot be the case, it will undermine the positions of the representatives of the north atlantic alliance that biden has in relation to ukraine the scale of the perspective and he cannot afford to pretend that he does not know where it is on the map, therefore he will act as actively as possible and take steps aimed at increasing the chances of ukraine becoming a member of the north atlantic accordingly, i would like to remind the alliance that next year the nato summit will be held in washington and in november next year there will be presidential elections in which joseph biden plans to take part . ukraine's accession to nato corresponds to the interests of the unite

the state of the news line from berlin. tragedy in the north atlantic, all 5 people on board, the titans, submersible, or dead. the vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion near the historic, titanic, rec. we talked to a survivor of an accident at the shipwreck signed for his unique view on this incident, also on the program. desperately seeking skilled workers for decades. germany has had tough immigration roles, but no massive labor shortages are forcing the government to change courts. while at the same time the far right anti immigration, f. d party, enjoys as search of support in germany, achieving highest approval ratings ever the welcome to the show. the u. s. coast guard says an investigation is underway to find out why the submersible used to visit the wreck of the titanic imploded. all 5 people on board were killed and the incident authorities, a pieces of the vessel have been found on the ocean floor, around 500 meters from the titanic experts had re safety concerns about the stop before and embarked on the journey of the after days of age in searching, rescue if it's for the

it's not just a tropical atlantic. the global oceans are warmer than we have ever seen than we have seen in the last 40 years with satellites and been able to measure them accurately. they're suddenly extremely warm. nobody knows why that is and so that's concerning. we like to know like understand these things better. we know there's a lot more heat in the system now and much of that heat is in the ocean. somehow having reached some kind of tipping point? there's a lot of discussion about this. scientists around the world are concerned. so when you heat up a lot of parts of the earth, a whole variety of things happen. one is that the tropical atlantic heats up. another is that the systems don't move as fast. so we have longer heat waves over texas in the northeast u.s. it's been persistently cool all year. we see things last longer because systems don't move. you throw a lot of energy, extra energy in different parts of the world's system and you get kind of unpredictable and different kind of responses. one of them h

try 3 is so much tougher than the atlantic. ., ., , _ atlantic.ing busy coastal waters can be i atlantic. navigating busy. coastal waters can be more dangerous than following a course through the open sea. you have to think about the weather, it changes direction almost every few hours, the tide changes direction every six hours, always something new to think about.— to think about. last year all three boats _ to think about. last year all three boats that _ to think about. last year all three boats that attempted | to think about. last year all i three boats that attempted to go around britain had to be rescued in the irish sea. the waves were _ rescued in the irish sea. the waves were huge, _ rescued in the irish sea. tue: waves were huge, three rescued in the irish sea. tta: waves were huge, three stories high. waves were huge, three stories hirh. ., ., waves were huge, three stories hirh. . ., ~ , waves were huge, three stories hih. ., ., ~ , ., high. emma somehow kept on filmin: high. emma somehow kept on filming as _ high. emma somehow kept

it's easily visible from space of the great atlantic, sorry. got some dollar is the largest algae bloom on the planet, and it is a whole new ocean in graphic phenomenon that developed in 2011. it began really impacting the caribbean and the gulf of mexico and south florida in 2014, etc. it's an ecosystem all its own home to fish, turtles, crabs, and other species that make it home. it, it store is carbon like a floating forest but on the beaches of the north atlantic. this smelly, decomposing mass, can some other coral and see grass and wreak havoc on tourism. it's not something we've seen before. it seems to be a recent phenomenon when the material makes it on the shore, it's, you know, it's not pleasant to see. but also as a deacon hoses, it could release some potential unhealthy, you know, chemicals such as hydrogen sulfide, like the next smells. it also releases potentially toxic levels of arsenic. they can damage the nervous system. these researchers, a human activity is likely fueling the massive plumes growth. over the past 40 years, the

you know this portion of the north atlantic as we have the coast guard, the u.s. a lot of time, what are the environmental challenges they are going to face in trying to not only find this within the time of the air availability in this capsule but also to pull it from wherever it is in the ocean? >> good morning. it's good to be with you. when we think about "titanic" almost 900 feet long at the bottom of the ocean and we think about "titan," which is 21 or 22 feet long, it took 73 years to locate "titanic" notwithstanding its size. and when we compare it, we're looking at something 22 feet long and we may think it would take even longer than 73 years to find something like this, but, fortunately, our technology in 2023 is better than it was in 1912 and even better than it was in 1985 when "titanic" was located. but "titanic" itself and this region of the north atlantic is a very caustic environment, nothing can submarine outside at that depth 1,200 feet. not to mention the fact it's a known area for swells and storms. despite the fact we are dealing with the bes

the verkhovna rada regarding changes to the constitution and the definition of european and euro-atlantic integration as the main task of all branches and all authorities . the verkhovna rada must do its part of the work , i would like to once again note and thank the work of colleagues from our group of the nato parliamentary assembly was because it was the first political decision when nato member states invite ukraine and support its future membership . ensured that there was a joint decision of each country, including germany , including many other countries, to support ukraine's invitation, the window of opportunity is very small, and today europe is not protected by the fifth article of nato, but by the blue-yellow the shield of the armed forces of ukraine is the strongest and the largest armies in europe, today we have to prove that it is vienko who has established mutually beneficial cooperation and it is nato 11-12 that should invite ukraine to membership thank you glory to ukraine, the servant of the people congratulations dear colleagues congratulations to ukraine on constituti

, let's say, the part of the invitation regarding the partial membership of ukraine in the north atlantic alliance. my understanding of the situation is that today there is a discussion about making a decision at the vilnius summit that will give ukraine a clear signal that ukraine will have its own , let's say, path to membership in the north atlantic alliance , more and more countries are expressing themselves in favor of the readiness to abandon the action plan regarding membership in the alliance as it was foreseen by the decision of the bucharest summit in 2008, and it is likely that some such formula will be agreed upon by july 11-12, when it will be held instead of the summit in vilnius. in fact, the discussions continue at the moment and the formulas at the moment there is not yet, so i wouldn’t talk exactly about er, well, partial membership in the alliance, i would talk about what might be about the formula for the next steps, er, or ukraine’s path to membership in the alliance, er, and well, at least some certain such expensive decree that could have been determined already in

it's could be coming from the missing sub that has 5 people on board in the north atlantic. now the vessel it was taking taurus to the wreckage and side of the titanic. it could be a about 2 and a half miles below the ocean surface off the coast of canada aircraft using cylinder or have been trying to pinpoint its location that a submarine team is hoping to attempt to rescue the submersible is carrying 4 passengers and a pilot or in a press conference earlier today, a coast guard spokesperson said the exact location and source of the sales has not been determined, but it has allowed soldiers to focus on a more narrowly defined area. yesterday, the canadian p 3 detected underwater noises in the search area. as a result, are of the operations were relocated in an attempt to explore the origin of the noises. although the r o b searches have yielded negative results, they continue. additionally, the data from the p 3 aircraft has been shared with our u. s. navy experts for further analysis, which will be considered and future search plans. the surface search is now approximately

the atlantic for both of our countries, while _ atlantic for both of our countries, while also — atlanticrds that we share. and _ and environmental standards that we share, and it will help us meet the targets— share, and it will help us meet the targets that we have set to help us prevent _ targets that we have set to help us prevent catastrophic warming of the planet _ prevent catastrophic warming of the planet it _ prevent catastrophic warming of the planet. it will make supply chains more _ planet. it will make supply chains more resilient, less dependent on unreliable — more resilient, less dependent on unreliable governments. across all of these _ unreliable governments. across all of these efforts, including the ones that brought me here today, to provide — that brought me here today, to provide a — that brought me here today, to provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, _ provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, we — provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, we simply could not ask for a better— ukraine, we simply could not ask for a better partner than the united kingdo

and all our weather's going to be coming in from the atlantic.s going to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south there won't be much rain around at all but there will be a lot of cloud and those temperatures around 19—22 celsius. now, we're going to be in a warm sector as we head overnight and it's going to be very warm, actually, i think, overnight into wednesday morning for southeastern parts of the uk. the warm sector is the area between two weather fronts and so we're going to start with a lot of cloud around on wednesday. the second weather front, the cold front here, is this band of rain. that's going to clear away from scotland and northern ireland. sunshine and showers and cooler airfollowing on behind. the rain band pushes into england and wales, dry until very late in the day across eastern england and those temperatures could be up as high as 25—26 celsius. that's probably going to be as warm as it's going to get over the week ahead. that weather front then mo

today we have agreed the atlantic declaration — a new economic partnership for a new age, of a kind that never been agreed before. a teenage boy dies after colliding with an ambulance while riding an electric bike, and being followed by police in greater manchester. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it's newsday. hi there, thank you for being with us. canada is in the midst of what's being called its worst—ever wildfire season — and the hundreds of fires continuing to rage are causing a wave of smoke to move down the east coast of the united states. in new york, the air turned orange and people are being asked to stay indoors if possible. samira hussian sent us this report from there. a blurry look at the manhattan bridge. the day is onlyjust starting in new york city, but the haze continues to linger from the day before, when the city was engulfed in a thick orange fog. today, many heeded warnings about the hazardous air quality. commuters wore masks, seemingly back to the covid days. smoke from several hundred wildfires burning across canada continue to blanket the n

the fact is that all members of the north atlantic alliance must agree to this, if we are dealing withty and unanimity. no, they are not in the eastern on the flank of nato, we have the favorable positions of other states that contribute to the position of ukraine, in particular in poland and the baltic states, but the point is to convince all others or the rest of the members of the continental nato member states, that is, the continental countries of western europe, or will consensus for such a quick admission of ukraine to nato. i think that there will be no such consensus now. i think that there is no question. so what to do. i think that the best solution would be to find such institutional solutions that would bring ukraine closer to the north atlantic alliance. so close that this consensus was still broken so there is no final decision here and we do not know in which place today we have three more weeks we do not know in which this consensus will be reached so far i can to say that it already exists, and if it concerns the fact that the nato ukraine council was created and to a

a possible ray of hope in the search for us of marshville was 5 people missing in the north atlantic. and explorers associations as possible signs of life has been detected in the search area. but oxygen supplies inside the craft are dwindling. also on the program, at least for israel, these have been shot and killed near a jewish settlement in the occupied west by a day after palestinians were killed and as really rate on a refugee count. and his son of the u. s. president agrees to plead guilty to tax christ hunter biden's deal means he'll probably avoid being prosecuted over a separate gun and charge the hand of him on welcome to the program. rescuers searching for a missing submersible with 5 on board in the north atlantic appear to be making some progress. and explorer is group affiliated with 2 of the missing people says crews have detected court, likely signs of life in the search area. but it's feared the craft which was taken to us to the wreck of the titanic, could be almost 4 kilometers under water, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint

and sometimes they sent ships who had been in the atlantic to be repaired in the dockyard.an the plot up in belfast and had the whole west coast and particularly the whole atlantic in a plot on the wall. one day, i was watching the ships coming from the castle office, and i saw a ship and it was a destroyer coming in, of hms holiday, she was called, and she was involved in various battles in the atlantic and needed some repairs, so she had her repairs done in belfast. the first opportunity, the first thing the wrens did on their arrival was to send a message, asking us down to have a drink. they had their priorities obviously right. so half a dozen of us went down to have a drink on board and there i metjohn, my future husband, and in ten days we decided to get married. the next morning they sailed off to join this convoy which was leaving just north of belfast. we were absolutely vital because at the moment we were unable to feed ourselves, we had the most terrible rationing. rationing wasn't bad for wrens because we have the naval stores, but for ordinary people, they wou

we set a new record. 24000000 tons of sorry, gas in the great atlantic. sorry, gas bill. and we think this year we might be on course to set an even new record for coastal communities spending millions of dollars cleaning. so our gas them off their beaches. that floral bounty is an unwelcome one. john henry and al jazeera in the florida straits. the 9 stories now and 2 pro ukraine groups has launched a cross border raid into russia. they say they've captured several russians soldiers. meanwhile, the russian ministry says that it may.

and thoughts of ukraine and the aspirations of ukraine, so that it was acceptable for the north atlantict arguments, that is, there are many arguments, one of those arguments is that the starting point can be , for example, the situation determined at the bucharest summit in 2008, because everyone then agreed that the future of ukraine is in nato, but no one said when they said the future and in what future is the near or medium-term perspective distant long-term perspective in other words, it can be said that it was a declaration without any nato obligations and this argument is in this way and these so -called unconvinced countries are arguing in this way. point, but it is necessary to act now, it is a mistake, our argument is that a lot of bad things have happened since then, we must take this into account, there are also other issues that you know about, this is, for example, no one's question never accepted a donation from ukraine, which is in a state of war, there is a question of the territorial integrity of ukraine, how should article 5 function or be used? somewhere else they ha

[inaudible] i'm seemed directed atlantic council latin america center. welcome as well -- joining us in studio, teresa carlson, karim lesina and other speakers. i want to start liking the warm welcome to thoseg watching us both in studio today as was watching on the c-span network as well as via a zte on our multiple social media channels. today we mark the official launch of a new focus on nearshoring here at the atlantic council. the coming months we will assemble a nonpartisan hemispheric group of practitioners to advance this work with an initial focus on central america and mexico. we think to my good friends for their support, millicom is a funny member of theor working group and baker mckenzie is a longtime supporter of our past work on trade and supply chains. a bit of context, why are we are talking nearshoring? why's it so important and why must we avoid delay? global supply chains have been severely tested by myriad of shocks in thehe past years betwn pandemic driven delays, i transportation costs and, of course, geopolitical tensions. as comp

this is the most other _ atlantic ocean. this is the most other than _ atlantic ocean. i most other than the atlantic. navigating busy coastal waters can be more dangerous than following a course through the open sea. following a course through the 0 en sea. ., , , , open sea. the land, the ships, ou've open sea. the land, the ships, you've got _ open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, _ open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, you've - open sea. the land, the ships, you've got rocks, you've got i you've got rocks, you've got islands. it'sjust you've got rocks, you've got islands. it's just so you've got rocks, you've got islands. it'sjust so much more complicated. islands. it'sjust so much more complicated-— complicated. last year, all three boats _ complicated. last year, all three boats that _ complicated. last year, all| three boats that attempted complicated. last year, all. three boats that attempted to go round britain had to be rescued in the irish sea. the waves were _ rescued in the irish sea. the waves were huge, _ rescued in the irish sea. t

musk wrote good to say to the atlantic ocean. rescuers continue to search, on which tourists examined the site of the sinking of the titanic aboard the pechenik underwater vehicle. proposed to raise the osago tariff for trucks from non-friendly countries, the coefficients can be raised from one whole and seventy percent to 12.5 for owners of cars no, this reciprocal step will remain the same from june 1 at full the issued entry insurance ceased to be valid in russia a. she is also certified in the european union , great britain and switzerland in nalchik , a citizen of ukraine was detained on suspicion of espionage, according to the fsb public relations center, it was found that the man acted on the instructions of the ukrainian security service, he collected and transmitted information about a military nature. for their use against the security of russia , a criminal case was initiated, the detainee is threatened with 10 to 20 years. deprivations of liberty, operational-search activities and investigative actions continue su-25

coast guard is desperately searching for a tourist summering missing in the north atlantic. five people were aboard that side which takes pain customers to the open ocean floor , exploring of the wreckage of the titanic. there has been no word from that vessel since yesterday morning. >> it is a remote area, and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area of the vessel was designed with a 96 hour sustainment capability if there was an emergency on board, and so, we are using that time, making the best use of every moment of that time, to locate the vessel. >> at's a is located and operated by a company called ocean date, which is trying to open up the deep-sea to tourists, as brian hackney shows us, oceangate tested a prototype, right here in the san francisco bay. >> reporter: the company, oceangate, worked on a submersible prototype for a decade. the work included a dip in san francisco bay, in 2016. in the video provided by environmental journalist mary miller, oceangate technicians are seen demonstrated abilities of the craft, designed to carry a pilot , th

this is part of an atlantic council discussion on the biden administration's recently released national cyber security strategy. it's about half an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much. my name is graham brook, i am the vice president of technology programs here at the atlantic council. for those of you on our online audience, thank you so much for remaining tuned in. for those of you, just a note to our online audience that the in-person audience is getting appropriately hydrated and or caffeinated for this conversation, what we are going to kick it off right now. my role at the atlantic councils that we've walked the walk that all of the professionals that you just saw up on the stage are. we've consolidated all of the programs, we do defense tech and cyber security and information technology security into one program. my role is to somewhat coordinate or be responsive to all of our folks here. i am so very excited to be joined by a man who needs no introduction, craig, of craigslist. and other philanthropic endeavors. we're gonna skip all of the kind of fluff. you are all here for the la

an atlantic charter, an atlantic declaration.ese before, as prime ministers seek their churchillian moment with the us president. but rishi sunak says this is a genuinely significant economic agreement, and a closing of ranks on security cooperation against china and russia. a former brexit trade adviser sees an enduring relationship. the uk—us partnership is very, very strong. we clearly are one of the biggest investors in each other's economies, we clearly still have an extremely strong and intense trade relationship, stronger than we have with any other country. and this atlantic declaration, and the previous atlantic charter, the aukus deal, these are all reflections on the strength of that relationship. i mean, whoever is in the white house has always recognised that when the chips are down, you know, the primary ally that the us has around the world is the uk. a whitehall observer who believes a trade deal was possible is unsure about rishi sunak�*s explanation for why one has now fizzled out. i don't think it was a complet

have clients that are titanic enthusiasts, which we refer to as titaniacs. ..to the bottom of the atlanticcean to see the titanic shipwreck. it's got one button... and that's it. but their sub went missing, prompting a massive international effort to find them, with warnings oxygen supplies would be dwindling. the really nightmarish scenario is that they are alive at the surface, bobbing away, running out of air and unable to get out. it's exceptionally difficult. it's basically a needle in a haystack. - well, i'm nervous. i'm sick to my stomach with nerves. i'm just hoping for good news. the dive that was meant to take around eight hours turned into days. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. so what do we know happened on the titan and to the men on board? on saturday the 17th ofjune 2023, british explorer hamish harding posted an update on facebook revealing his journey to explore the wreck of the titanic. harding was travelling with 0ceangate expeditions, a private company that takes paying customers down to see the wreck. the eight—day trip start

at the atlantic council we talk a lot especially about the eu partnerships, transatlantic. that's important and when we talk about, for example, the recent g7 initiative, but i'm going to put you on the spot. this is an issue that's working from a global perspective. how does latin america, fit into this based on what you said earlier as well. >> luckily i listened to the earlier panels and pick out some from them. some of the ministers from central america is staying, it's reassuring that see there are some senators interested in the region. i think, unfortunately, every country is competing for interest in this. proving to not just the executive branch, but the legislative branch that they are friends, that they are near, and that everything should be done to encourage firms to invest there. it's the firms that do the investment after all. the u.s. government, the u.s. government's powers have benefitted, but it can, through market access and also through trade facilitation, provide information that these are the right places to invest and it can also crowd investment int

if only the members of the crew of the bathyscaphe, which disappeared in the atlantic ocean, would come out. what is happening on board and has the search progressed? now tobolsk has fallen in 2 days in the city, the monthly norm of cars and buses are floating under water, entire areas have gone, the elements are raging and in surgut there is a powerful downpour and storm wind. how to influence cancer cells from the inside without causing harm, we will tell healthy people about a new development by scientists from the institute of nuclear physics of the wound in nalchik on suspicion of espionage. a citizen of ukraine was detained, reports this in the man acted in the center of public relations of the fsb on the instructions of the sbu, he collected and transmitted information of a military nature. for their use against the security of russia , a criminal case was initiated, the detainee faces 10 to 20 years. deprivation of liberty. the russian tank had a successful battle against three ukrainian tanks, the crew was commanded by a senior lieutenant of the central military district with t

time is running out for 5 people give a summary. deep in the north atlantic rescue crews are searching for the submersible use to take tourists to tie comics rec, also coming up secondary talks for china is premier in berlin to visit names to reset the ties between the 2 global trading 71. plus as a reminder of last week shipwreck reunited with his brother. now the u. n. is calling for an investigation into greece is handling of the disaster. and sciences raised the alarm for marine life as ocean water temperatures break, a new record to the hello. i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. i'll research a search for other search and rescue operation is underway in the ocean, atlantic ocean for a small submarine that went missing while taking torres to the wreckage of the titanic. its fear the vessel could be trapped at a depth of nearly 4 kilometers rescuers believe it has enough oxygen to keep its pilot and 4 passenger will alive for 3 more days. a race against time to find a stop like this one. and the people on it, it lost contact during a dive to the side of the titanic, wreckage

at the moment of its establishment in the sky of europe, 250 aircraft of the members of the north atlantic alliance, with the word "e-e", representatives of nato will show the power of the russian federation and how the next provocation of putin's russia can end, meanwhile, russia continues to lose manpower and equipment in ukraine, russia has already lost in ukraine in 2,160 people in just the last day, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 540 orks with the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost 3,931 tanks, 7,636 armored fighting vehicles, 3,746 artillery systems in ukraine 601 rocket salvo systems 362 air defense systems 314 planes 299 helicopters 6471 units of automotive equipment 18 ships boats 1 183 cruise missiles 337 drones 510 units of special equipment 250 planes in the skies of europe and ukraine berlusconi's counteroffensive is dead and we will talk about a lot more in the next hours, i would like to introduce today's first guest - he is a diplomat, the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united nations in 2014-2019 and the former amb

russia will change little atlantic cyclone.ntinue to flood the region in the center with rain. they will weaken. but it will intensify on the shores. volga, the most powerful precipitation is expected in the upper reaches of the river, and here, too, in places more than 20 mm will pour out. moisture in nizhny novgorod, for example, the main bad weather will come in the middle of the day according to model estimates. the intensity of rain can reach 6-7 mm in 3 hours, and in total at the end of the day in the city will fall to 26 mm for two june weeks, the situation in the atmosphere will begin to change only from the beginning of july. the fact is that the crest of the azores anticyclone will stretch to the shores of the black sea, and it will push the fields of frontal cloudiness further to the north of the russian plain in the middle lane , thunderstorms will acquire local and short-term nature in moscow today and tomorrow cloudy so ​​in the afternoon the thermometers will not rise, above plus 18-201 saturday , the capital wil

this is the north atlantic, where temperatures have searched for more than 3 months. along the coast of the us, europe and africa, off the coast of texas, shoals of dead fish that died from lack of oxygen. or i'm worried about the warming trend that we've seen the ocean right? no, because the, the warming is links with less oxygen in the ocean, which means that the fisheries industries will, will be impacted by that. and i, as well as a more acidic ocean will lead to the things i, colorado bleaching. and this is very rewarding for the future. on june 11th, a temperature of 22.7 degrees celsius was recorded. that's half a degree above the previous high set in 2010. 1 factors, dust and sand. global warming has weakened trade winds from the sahara desert in africa. so this, this from this already, it was it that on the surface of the ocean, and this, this dust used to kind of cool you think because it's reflects on already asian deckers, based on top of that el nino is now officially underway. el nino is a natural climate pattern that happens on average every 2 to 7 year

on america this morning, the urgent search in the north atlantic for a missing sub carrying touristsview the wreckage of the titanic. more than two miles below the surface . the crew believed to have limited oxygen supply. experts describe the challenges involved in the search and the potential rescue. and overnight, what we learned about the people inside that sub, the new one on one with former president trump after his federal indictment, trump offering an explanation for the secret document that he was allegedly showing to people at his golf club. and the reason he says he did not return boxes of classified documents. the mystery surrounding the deaths of two americans at a luxury resort in mexico. what resort employees are now saying? and the new allegation about carbon monoxide detectors at the property caught on camera the moment a plane door flies open in the middle of the flight cricket invasion, the insects taking over parts of the west, covering buildings, clogging roads. what's being done to control them? and later, stealing the show. the toddler blamed for interrupting t

the search for the submarine missing in the north atlantic. time is running out for 5 people on board. as such, moves into the deep awards as the contact was lost, while the subject took tourists around the rack of the titanic. also on the program, instead of us president degrees to plead guilty to tax crimes and to bind and reach us a tail to avoid being prosecuted over a separate gunshot. german chancellor, electronics wants to diversify his country's relationship with china. chinese pregnant and the track has been leading of delegation to valid us through trading partners, trying to reset times the feel good. you're welcome to the program. ruskin. crew is searching for the many submarine counting 5 people that went missing while touring, the wreck of the titanic, under the atlantic ocean. it's fed, the vessel could be almost a full come home. it says down off the coast of canada and across to using so not technology have been trying to pinpoint its location. and the submarine team he's hoping to attempt a rescue. they said muscle is believe

as part of atlantic declaration, - like 20% last year. as part of.resident biden pledged to give uk exporters access to critical minerals needed for electric car batteries. similar to an agreement the us made with japan. agreement the us made with ja an. , ., agreement the us made with jaan. , ., , japan. there is no reason why great britain _ japan. there is no reason why great britain will _ japan. there is no reason why great britain will not - japan. there is no reason why great britain will not play - japan. there is no reason why great britain will not play a i great britain will not play a major role in not only critical materials, but in investing in the united states and american and all of our initiatives, the need for critical materials including battery technology and a whole range of things. this is significant. it should limit the help —— help limit the impact of the inflation reduction act introduced byjoe biden to promote green technology in the united states which stops countries without a us trade deal from accessing the laws, tax c