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it was called the atlantic monthly in those days, for those of you who were not born yet. and they told us if we wanted to be good writers, we had to read good writing, the atlantic, so this is a special note. [applause] >> this would be the product placement portion of our interview. [laughter] i appreciate it, and at this point, you can go along if you need it. >> kevin is the speaker. [laughter] >> kevin mccarthy. he is the speaker. and what is matt gaetz? >> [laughter] let's just get down into it. i did not come here to talk about matt gaetz, but something about him, we are in a place which would be the fourth shutdown of government -- god forbid it should happen. newt gingrich, john boehner, ryan, and this would be the fourth. this is very serious, so we are hoping that in the next hours, we can come to some conclusion, some agreement with the senate, to keep government open and continue the conversation. we are only talking about a continued resolution. but this is very damaging to the economy. imagine that they would be frivolous at the idea that 7 million women and

a couple of days ago we, we had the hurricane franklin in the mid atlantic. we've got flooding here in europe. we've had a tropical storm over california all in basically the past 3 or 4 weeks. um, is this just extreme weather normal, extreme weather or what's your read all to just be sold? the most part is pretty normal. we average the 90 truck, the sites on so harkins types and things of that nature annually across the world every year. and so this kind of goes as part of that. it's not unusual to see a typo in the south china sea, as is the case right now. unfortunately, this one happens to be hitting a very populous area. one thing we're kind of lucky with is a b i ball the entering of wins looks the state just offshore, just a little farther south of hong kong. proper, scaring the downtown area worth of the winds. but regardless how your packs are likely there, thanks to the wind funnelling between buildings, altamont discharges several meetings will be impactful as well. now across the western hemisphere, we also see a number of top sites of december to

that is nothing to do with lee you can see just how busy the atlantic is. we have tropical storm margot. we have a tropical disturbance coming off the coast

meanwhile, the wrens had the whole of the west coast, and particularly how the atlantic in a plot onay i was watching the ships coming from the castle. castle office, and i saw a ship, a destroyer coming in, hms 0ribi 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. so the first opportunity, the first thing the wrens did on their arrival was to send a message to the ward room, asking us down to have a drink on board. they had their priorities obviously right. so half a dozen of us went down to have a drink on board and there i metjohn lamb, 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. i mean, rationing — it wasn't bad for wrens because we have the naval stores, but for ordinary people, they would have one egg a fortnight. i mean, can you imagine anything more awful? so meat

let's move to the atlantic world and about the role of sugar and the atlantic slave trade and perhaps i can get you to say a few things. also, sugar's role in abolish and abolition movement. yeah i think very important to realize is that when we talk about the 12 and a half million people made the middle passage that probably thirds of them ended up at sugar plantations and conditions were terrible cane fields were really killing fields. so the starvation mortality in the cane fields was much higher example than the cotton fields or in the tobacco fields. so this is very important to realize. so in the end, one can say there were about 8 million people who ended up at sugar plantations to work their their. there was a lot of resistance i think this was also very important to realize the resistance was there from the very beginning, the early 16th century to the very end. let's say the baptist rebellion, 25, 25th of december, 1831. was it which convinces some parliamentary in and in england that stay free should be abolished. it should not be prolonged. so that led to the abolition of

the ships of the british slavers took at least three million slaves in the atlantic ocean. they movedtain also developed the country's infrastructure by using the free labor of slaves and increased its profits from this business, and despite the resistance of the british royal system in ending the slave trade, slavery was finally banned in britain about 200 years ago, but all reviews this confirms that slavery has continued in a new form in this country, like some other european countries . profanity and prostitution it is imposed in homes, stores and farms. for more than a century, the british were the main slave traders in the countries on both sides of the atlantic ocean . the british were not only famous for buying and selling slaves, but also by threatening and luring their slaves in the colonized countries. they spread the trade all over the world. the atlantic ocean depended on the cooperation of the big powers of the rich and corrupt families, which is more visible in the colonial governments and in the corrupt families of these regions. i am the eighteenth most important port

atlantic lows, multiple atlantic lows heading our way.aps of decent weather, i think. and yes, it's going to feel a little bit fresher, not cold. i think the winds will just make it fresher. but the temperatures actually could be still pretty decent for the time of the year. let's have a look at sunday now. so actually a spell of thundery weather for the south west of the country early in the morning and the afternoon. that will spread into the midlands eventually and perhaps more northern and eastern parts of the country and still very respectable temperatures, 20 to 22 across england, further north around 17 or so in belfast, which isn't bad at all. and this is the forecast for sunday night. you can see sort of blobby rain moving across the country, showers and some thunderstorms. and with that air coming in from the south, it's still a really mild start to monday, 16 in london, about 15 in liverpool. now, monday into tuesday will be the transition zone to that more unsettled weather. this is actually a cold front crossing. the country

valentin, today is quite a busy day for the north atlantic alliance in kyiv.nisters of defense, great britain, france, the secretary general of nato, jens stoltenberg met.

comes to e-e hitting of russian drone quadcopters on the territory of the countries of the north atlantic alliance, because on the night of september 4, one of their attack drones was launched by the russians in the near-port area on the danube and raisin and er, give izmail and not keels on their bank, that is, on on the other side of the danube today, nato secretary general stoltenberg spoke about what happened in romania. let's listen to what he said. the romanian authorities confirmed it and informed nato that the wreckage of a drone was probably found near the border with ukraine. we don't have any information that indicated a deliberate attack by russia and we are waiting for the results of the investigation, but we have already seen a lot of combat actions, as well as air attacks near the borders of nato, there were incidents in poland and other places, and therefore we have increased our vigilance, we are closely monitoring what is happening near our borders and also strengthened our presence in the eastern part of the alliance, mr. pavla, is it enough for nato countries to be vig

jeff flock is at the atlantic city international airport with more on this. >> reporter: the atlanticrt doesn't usually get a lot of attention but it is sure getting some now. new york has huge problems, 100,000 migrants, they have been shipped up from the border, some of them by the governor of texas, others made it their own, there's a plan afoot on the part of the federal government. bloomberg reported this first, possibility of 10 or 11 locations where migrants could be housed. among them atlantic city airport and that has set up a firestorm of protests, not only republicans against that but democrats including the governor of new jersey who said new jersey is a sanctuary state and made it possible for migrants, tuition help with college, open arms except right now he says i am tapped out. listen. >> i don't see any scenario where we can take in a program in atlantic city. you need scale, enormous amount of federal support, resources that go beyond anything we can afford. >> that hasn't come to multiple locations. just to be clear, the terminal where we are here, the area around t

alliance, and this is due to the fact that today we met guests from the north atlantic alliance in kyiv, but everything in turn , we are in touch with the colonel of the armed forces of ukraine in reserve, military expert petro chernyk, mr. colonel, good evening and glad to see you on our air. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. two defense ministers of france and great britain, sebast lecornu and grand chaps, as well as the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stolteng. what do you think is connected with this triple visit to the ukrainian capital, our principals. allies and people who determine how they support ukraine in the russian-ukrainian war. this means that ukraine remains on the radar of world geopolitics and that the urgency of ukraine joining nato is closer than ever, as it is today, well, it will actually happen, we need to be patient and go the way that we have to pass, i personally as a citizen and as an analyst firmly stand on the position that there is no alternative to nato, of course it would be great if the us army entered the territory of ukraine, w

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the atlantic city airport is not in atlantic city. that had a population of 50,000, could get crowded. as you know, new york city is getting overwhelmed. with the number of migrants just overwhelming places they have to put them. according to bloomberg, the biden administration has given new york city officials a list of 11 federally owned sites where migrants go. atlantic city being one of them and that set off a firestorm of protests in atlantic city, nearby communities and the governor himself who called new jersey a sanctuary state but sanctuary costs money. governor murphy, i don't see any scenario where we are able to take in a program in atlantic city or anywhere else in the state, an anonymous amount of additional support and resources. a lot of people calling on the governor to be opposed to this and get on the horn with the president and say we are both democrats but i can't handle this. here's what the congressman had to say. >> time for them, it is unacceptable. as they try to do it. stuart: a lot of people think work perm

one of the reasons the atlantic expensive warm has been because of a reduction in trade winds. so lesser winds blowing across the entire atlantic, keeping the wind a little bit slower and you get less mixing or sort sure enough of the waters below which ordinarily with cool the atlantic back. certainly breeze, that hasn't happened. so a lot of it is sort of the randomness of, wow, this is a strange event. we're not getting as much mixing, but also in the near earmarked by climate change is a lot easier to get these higher in water temperatures. well, what is really surprised me is world wide or talking as normally we're water temperatures, normally it's, it's warm and one spot cooler. and another spot with this, it's just been sort of warm across the board worldwide, which is really surprised me from water temperature standpoint. so again, there's a lot of randomness involved, but there definitely thompson saying, wow, you know, this fits the bill of climate change. this fits into a picture we'd expect in an era or climate change, his big factor meteorologist matthew food. she,

this is the strongest hurricane in the atlantic basin since 2019 with hurricane dorian. get this, it mornl doubled its wind speed in 24 hours. this is the third fastest -- tied for the third fastest rapid intensification of any atlantic basin storm. so that is just really incredible. 85-mile-per-hour strength increase in those winds in a 24 hour period. again that is tying matthew from 2016. here is the latest information from the 5:00 a.m. update. nice what we call a pin hole eye right in the center of the storm giving an indication of the strength of this. 165 miles per hour, that also tells you the strength. that is a category 5. exactly what the national hurricane center was forecasting. but this is new this morning, they are explicitly calling for 180-mile-per-hour sustained storm. so the potential here to breach rarefied air, very rare type of storm to be able to have this type of strength in the atlantic basin this far south and this far east. now, the official track slows the storm down considerably across the southeast atlantic. and of course everybody wants to

frontier atlantic realty, i'm assuming contents down the stab this photo stem shift at the ceilings. and that's when the looks like at the corner of talking to you, and that's the name of a fedex. we were to so low level a jet digit because of to speed subjects prove the existence of a moisture, latent air current primarily fed by trade winds from the atlantic. it's joint in the summer by another sub tropical current, which after crossing the amazon and reaching the andes, is been directed south, a bona fide flying river. if there's an expert who knows just how important the streams of moisture are, then it's earth scientist, antonio, nobody from brazil's national institute for space research in study, they might be reinforcing the amazon. and that relation with climate i came across is curious region in south america, i name is a 2006. the lucky quadrangle that goes from korea buying the north wind as i, as in, in the south, some fall in the east and the end is in the west. in the center of this area, you will find one of the most beautiful walter falls in the world, which is basica

then when i started looking to the data of the amazon flows between the atlantic ocean and the far as it was precisely the reverse, the wind blows from the atlantic, which is most of the time hotter than the amazon, which is most of the time cooler. how come, how could the wind blow from the low pressure into that high pressure? it's like a card going up the hill without the engine. deeper scientist come through a wealth of publications and theories in vain. until he came across a book written by 2 russian physicist who he'd never previously heard of with a new theory the maybe there were some things here. i got the book, i just, i really. and it was frank dick. i started really can fight. i couldn't stop and i read the book in, in, in the go, almost after consuming the book. nobody contacted its authors. victor gosh, club, and understand, you know, macola you have up from the petersburg nuclear physics institute. the innovative theory was drawn up in this sparkling looking gotcha. an hours drive from st. petersburg initially. but victor gorge cars on his own before he was joined by o

mackay three, of the atlantic council, _ dictators.council, thank - dictators. mackay three, of the atlantic council, thank you - dictators. mackay three, of the | atlantic council, thank you very much indeed for that analysis. —— michael bosque. thank you. this is bbc news. iran has said five americans — who have beenjailed for years in iran — will soon be transferred to the airport, as part of a prisoner swap. the deal was mediated by the gulf state of qatar. 0ur chief interntional correspondent, lyse doucet, is in doha for us now. ta kers to takers to the build—up and the negotiations and the complexity, to the point are now.— the point are now. yes, this is really the _ the point are now. yes, this is really the what _ the point are now. yes, this is really the what is _ the point are now. yes, this is really the what is a _ the point are now. yes, this is really the what is a deeply - really the what is a deeply controversial, highly complex deal. you arejoining us here at controversial, highly complex deal. you are joining us her

so a mazda towards the atlantic via south pile before reaching the south of the continent. the air masses 1st to the and these mountain range and the west. the 6000 meter high natural barrier, alters the course of the stream of air, as shown in an experiment called sound. jacques headed by shows the money and go subjects west phoenix. patty meant that we decided to develop together with the united states that people would tv um, but i see that have you tried to find the money information about this inception and the functioning of to know the difference? automatic typical, we didn't know the measurements taken in the andy and foothills showed that this extremely dynamic air mass contains a lot of moisture basic that the winds upcoming fronting atlantic realty. i'm assuming the content found the stab this photo stem shift at the seal it age. and that's when the looks like at the corner of properties. and that's the name of a fedex. we were to so low level to get the get because of to speed subjects prove the existence of a moisture laden eric current primarily fed by trade w

but here comes our next atlantic weather system.turday across northern ireland. that rain pushing up into scotland, affecting parts of north west england and wales. further south and east, there should be some spells of sunshine and highs of around 20 or 21 degrees. it could be a little bit warmer than that as we get into sunday, this weather system will still be with us actually, hanging back across southern parts as we move through the day on sunday, a band of cloud, some bits and pieces of showery rain, but particularly to the south of that, we are going to have some warmth. temperatures could climb to around 23 celsius. further north and west, yes, some sunshine, some showers, too. and those temperatures just a little bit lower, although still actually not bad at all for the time of year. as we move out of sunday into monday, this weather system still with us. and if anything, it starts to drift back northwards again and the rain is likely to pep up. so we'll see some cloud, we'll see some outbreaks of rain drifting northwards a

the fifth article should be discussed at a meeting of the leaders of the north atlantic alliance andhould be some definite conclusion why why nato is swaying for so long in this situation first of all, definitely the second airstrike on the territory of romania, this was recorded by objective means of control from our side, at least someone from the public side, even private individuals filmed those shots, and it's not just debris , it's specifically the drone sent to what kind of idiot on the territory of romania either it was targeted or they were really going off course, but still they hit this territory. but why does the minister of defense and the president say the wreckage that we will still find out by the commission because nato does not create a clear setup today real situations for a powerful military confrontation from the russian federation and all these raids, for example, of missiles on the territory of poland or on the edge of nato, romania has repeatedly and some other countries indicated that there is a clear policy of nato that such local strikes or raids will not f

we have a tropical depression in the atlantic.currently forecast to ramp up to a category four hurricane. this is a long ways off. it's the next system that we'll pay attention to in a busy tropical season that we're experiencing. >> charles: thanks, adam. for more, by the way, on this story and more, download the fox weather app or stream fox weather on your favorite connected tv device. united airlines grounding all flights for a short time today due to equipment problems. to kelly o'grady with more on what we're learning. kelly? >> it's great to see you, charles. yes, more flight chaos coming out of labor day weekend. so as you said, united airlines asked the faa earlier today to pause their departures nationwide. they said we're experiencing a systemwide technology issue and holding aircraft on flights that are already airborne or continuing to their destination as planned. then shortly before 2:00 p.m. eastern, the f.a.a. confirmed the grounding was over and updated saying we've identified a fix for the issue and flights have

near the south atlantic. the chinese getting a small squad.y may talk about it which would be extraordinarily difficult for us to track and deal with. putting a small squad. it would create havoc for shifting and for our planning and all the u.s. resources. so, you know, 100% on point. we need to keep the chinese out of the atlantic. those are thinking it is critical theater. both world wars. it will be again if there's a major conflict with china. the best policy is to keep them out now without having to root them out later. >> the title of the book the strategy of denial. one of our seminars wrote about preventing china from evading taiwan. colby, we will get to john. i have not forgotten you. hei saw your hand raised. i naturally just have to come to you next year. are we really missing the boat, so to speak. potentially ignoring what could be a strategy of denial being played out. china's and russia's in africa. >> thank you, mary. friends and colleagues here picking up after the summer. i think this issue is stressing for us on a number o

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but we are making it on through that atlantic list of names.e we are at the peak of hurricane season, and we've mad it through most of those. we do have a few names left, but of course we do still have a lot more hurricane season to go as that continues until november, the end of november. so, we are looking at temperatures here in the bay area in the upper 70s, low 80s. fall officially begins for us on friday. first full day on saturday. our temperatures get a little warmer, but no major changes. we're enjoying great weather across the bay area, while the coastline and san francisco remains in the upper 60s to lower 70s. >>> as we turn to our climate in crisis, the current state of the earth is not looking good. according to a new study by a group of international scientists, they looked at nine key elemental factors and found that six of them are, quote, now well outside the safe operating space for humanity, end quote. and that includes climate change, and the study claims that two of the remaining three factors -- ocean pollution and air po

so now in it together with that atlantic storm and i brought this rain follow the sailors today. also then 2 weeks ago we had to hurricane lead that pass up the coast to didn't hit new york, but then they made landfall as a tropical storm in canada. that's pretty rare. so we have a lot of storms to 2 years ago. we had a hurricane ida or the remnants of hurricane ida that came up from the gulf that brought a lot of rain and that actually killed 13 people in new york city. so, and the reason why we're getting all these storms here and not only here, but in many parts of the world, or of course, the warming sees the warm or the water, the more moisture the stores can gobble up and then that they dump all that moisture in the form of rain when they hit land, in this case, new york city dw boston hard to new york. thanks so much for all of your insights and make sure that you stay dry. thank you. is a round up of some other stories making headlines. ukraine is commemorating the ac 2nd down diverse array of one of the largest mass murders of jews in the holocaust . around and say actua

but atlantic so they could not do it on their own. �* , , ., ., ., ., their own.y _ their own. but this is not a good story- they can _ their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay _ their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay here, - their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay here, i - their own. but this is not a good - story. they can stay here, i suppose they have to go further south and definitely wouldn't make it to theya definitely wouldn't make it to they don't have the _ definitely wouldn't make it to they don't have the fat _ definitely wouldn't make it to tt2 don't have the fat reserves definitely wouldn't make it to t t2 don't have the fat reserves to definitely wouldn't make it to tt21: don't have the fat reserves to go back and would be flying against prevailing winds to try to get back to the other side of the atlantic. they are tiny birds. a lot of them sadly would make it at all. a lot of them would have died already and drowned at sea and would have run out of energy fighting the storms. once the tour here, some m

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entire atlantic keeping the wind a little slower and you get less churning of the waters which would normally cool it. that hasn't happened so a lot is randomness this is a change event but also earmarked by climate change it is easier to get the higher wind. normally it is warm in one spot and cooler in another. this it has been warm worldwide which has surprised me from a water standpoint so there is a lot of randomness but there are times saying this fits the bill of climate change, it fits into a picture in an era where climate change is a factor. brent: matthew, we appreciate your analysis. let's look at some other stories making headlines. agreeing authorities rescued more than 150 people from small boats on the way from turkey to greek islands friday. the coast guard said 101 were pecked up off of within island. more than 17,000 migrants from the middle east and africa have arrived in greece. at least 43 were killed in congo. the demonstration against foreign peacekeepers was organized by a religious sect. a u.n. force is due to withdraw by end of the year. nasa found a spot w

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the atlantic council has a center for freedom and prosperity. they have an index that is out and i will be sharing that in two weeks. i don't know if you can see it on my phone. you can look at any country around the world and there is a rating. i will help share the story with freedom coming economic prosperity. you really need to encourage that thinking in every country. finally, i will just say, looking again at president nixon because this is the nixon seminar. he had some goals in africa 1969 he gave a message to the assembly. and he had to big objectives. i just wanted to share those with the group and those watching at home. the first objective was that they be freed a great power rivalry. conflict in any form. this is more in africa's interest than our own. and then, secondly, africa realizes they become a healthiest and prosperous region and the international community. not only the valuable economic partner for all regions, but also a greater stake in the maintenance of durable world peace. so, there are things that continue on and i w

stoltenberg said that the topic of exchanging territory for membership in the north atlantic alliancefor discussion with the secretary general well, because at the official level there are no such negotiations and positions, these are some separate backroom conversations. and you know there are many such behind-the-scenes conversations, the temperature in the chamber, which is unofficial inside there, such conversations are not held at all at the official level, even in the rooms where there is no ukraine. let's say so at the table and the negotiations again. i confirm what i said earlier that such a discussion is actually a sign of weakness and

role there politicians and also politicians are separated from the military, there is the north atlanticncil, the main structure there, the politicians make the main decisions, and the military committees, they are all subordinate to the north atlantic council, they already perceive a ready-made decision and carry it out there, implementing their own plans, already having a professional, professional focus of the military volume here if you really analyze how nato assesses everything that happened with this russian-ukrainian affair, and with their assessment of the underestimation of russia, there is criticism because nato, like other institutions that european countries made a lot of efforts to democratize russia, to get closer to russia, to help her . as he said, after the collapse of the soviet union, the main flows of funds were diverted here much more than in ukraine. ukraine nato before that, we had a commission and everyone noted , including stoltenberg, that the council is a more significant body of cooperation, the structure coincided , russia had such a council from the very be

it's trailing way out into the atlantic. it keeps spreading over us.ite heavy showers, even a crack of thunder is possible. there'll be a few showers around western parts of scotland, but i think a little bit fresher here with these atlantic winds, 15 celsius in glasgow, still 20—23, maybe 2a celsius in london and the southeast. now, here's tuesday's weather map, and you can see quite a few isobars there. that means a fair old breeze blowing off the atlantic. it's going to be more or less a westerly. but high pressure is fairly close by, that that high pressure will be building across the uk. so here's tuesday, then a few showers across many western and northern areas. i think it'll feel a little bit fresher around these western coasts, 16—17 celsius. we may nudge to about 20 celsius or so in london, but i think it's the teens for most of us on tuesday. and here's a snapshot of the week, and you can see that the best of the weather across the south of the country. but overall, actually, not too bad with a few showers here and there. live from washingto

the south atlantic, half of the year. and critical piece, the first naval battle in world war i and world war ii, in the south atlantic, a small squadron of frigates talking about extraordinarily difficult presss but will frigates and equatorial guinea it would create havoc for shipping and planning purposes and us resources which we don't have. we need to keep the chinese out of the atlantic. that was critical theater for submarine warfare and subsurface warfare, it will be again if there is a major conflict with china. the best policy is to keep them in that policy and route them out later. >> it sound like the strategy of the nile which one of our members wrote about preventing china from invading taiwan. we will get to john, haven't forgotten you. i think i naturally have to come to you next, rich, we are missing the boat so to speak, potentially ignoring a strategy of denial being laid out by china and russia. >> great to be with you, friends and colleagues in the summer. this issue is stressing for us in a number of

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