country will be under water for 24 hours and your whole country will be under the water of the atlantic pacific ocean people it was prestigious to vote for him after a joke, he produced zhirynovsky vodka, zhirynovsky's newspaper pravda, as well as cologne, beer , ice cream and many other products under the same brand, playboys magazine, photos of naked zhilyovsky . every evening at the arena group dre to the deputies and i'm not excited by the sex of the families of russia, i'm playing. the monument was opened under god save the tsar, it is part of the er protest er, while not being on youtube dangerous for putin, zhirynovsky and his party have become a living fossil animal in politics, which has accidentally survived to this day and by inertia continues to go to elections and is omnivorous and the unintelligible russian electorate, due to the lack of other truly opposition parties , continued to vote for the ldpr, zhynovsky was not really a positionist. it became clear that he was a full contract capable of shrewd politicians and then you only strengthened it only what they said existed. arguments u

however, the weather in the region will be influenced not only by the atlantic ocean, but also by the pacific ocean. light is usually a bad sign , according to our estimates. with such a rainfall regime in october, the atlantic heat reserve for eastern europe will last for another month of november, just as october will end with a positive temperature anomaly, but then the affair will intervene, and all three winter months, especially february, will most likely turn out to be unusually cold ; arctic invasions will be more frequent, bringing real russian frosts to ukraine. they can be really very severe, the climate norm for a square is also under minus 25, sometimes in some regions it can be up to -30 in kiev in february 2019. almost minus 27, that's all for me, goodbye. high-tech pulse fuel ensured engine cleanliness reduces emissions in the atmosphere protects the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulse. feel the energy of the future. blackout in ukraine after attacks on energy infrastructure facilities, several hundred settlements remain without electricity lviv is completely de-energized w

more precisely, even the road system will connect to the south american coasts of the pacific ocean and the atlantic is, brazil, that's what latin america needs, not only abstract, but once brought in from the outside ideological disputes, but economic progress well, the economy and the economy, and yet, so that on january 1 here in the capital brazil passed without controversial inauguration required remember. i am domestic politics. after all, from 1964 to 1985, brazil had a military dictatorship, perhaps the longest stable democracy in south america, which is able to reproduce itself what brazilians consider one of the most important achievements of recent decades . prices on the market rodrigal campus joseppe, luf and nicholas ditraps news from south america almost one and a half hundred people died in india for the collapse of a suspension footbridge most of the women and children of the tragedy happened the night before the bridge barely had time to open after reconstruction. as it turned out later, without permission to operate at the time of the collapse. he was overwhelmed by the prime mini

cold winter, however, the weather in the region will be influenced not only by the atlantic ocean, but also by the pacificwhere this year the effect of lanine is developing in the equatorial zone, the world's largest body of water, abnormally cold for the old world, this is usually bad sign according to our estimates in october, the supply of atlantic heat for eastern europe will last for another month of november, just as october will end with a positive temperature anomaly, but then, then the lanine will intervene in the matter, and all three winter months, especially february, with a high probability will turn out to be unusually cold , arctic invasions will be more frequent bringing real russian frosts to ukraine. they are really very harsh climate norm for a square. this is also under -25. sometimes in some regions it is up to -30. in kyiv in february 2019 the year was almost minus, 27. that's all for me, goodbye. high-tech pulse fuels ensure engine cleanliness reduces emissions in the atmosphere protects the lungs of our cities fuel rosneft pulsar feel the energy of the future. at the training groun

and good relationships, in a different sense, with the atlantic and pacific oceans.the idea that the u.s. would use territory to advance security is very low. and that's, and i think you're right. the u.s. tendency when it comes to its global outlook as to build up these global structures of alliances, nato is one example. you use the term idealogue eulogy, filthy here and there is exceptions when it comes to foreign policy. but the u.s. feels most comfortable with fellow democracies. there's a long tradition, going back to the american revolution, of supporting democracies for the sake of supporting american security. of course, when you look at russian foreign policy, you will see a very different rhythm to it. the soviet union deathly used idea and ideology to build influence and enhanced its power. but that has not been the story in russia after 1991. i think their territory as we classically understand it through these hard national security issues, that has driven everything. and ideas and ideology have been less significant. it's helpful to understand the, und

north and with mexico to the south and good relations and a different sense with the atlantic ocean and the pacific ocean. so the likelihood that the us would use territory to enhance the security is very, very low. and in that sense i think you're you're absolutely right that the us tendency when it comes to is global outlook is to build up these large structures of alliances. naito is one example and you use the term ideology what the us feels comfortable with, although there exceptions to be sure when it comes to the practice of american foreign policy, but us feels comfortable, most comfortable with fellow democracies. so there's a very tradition going back really to the american revolution of supporting democracies for the sake, of supporting american security. and of course if you look at russian foreign policy, you'll just see a very very different rhythm to it. the soviet union definitely used ideas and ideology to sort of build influence and to enhance its power. but that's been the story in russia after 1991. i think their territory what you could sort of classically understand is these v

north and with mexico to the south and good relations and a different sense with the atlantic ocean and the pacific ocean. so the likelihood that the us would use territory to enhance the security is very, very low. and in that sense i think you're you're absolutely right that the us tendency when it comes to is global outlook is to build up these large structures of alliances. naito is one example and you use the term ideology what the us feels comfortable with, although there exceptions to be sure when it comes to the practice of american foreign policy, but us feels comfortable, most comfortable with fellow democracies. so there's a very tradition going back really to the american revolution of supporting democracies for the sake, of supporting american security. and of course if you look at russian foreign policy, you'll just see a very very different rhythm to it. the soviet union definitely used ideas and ideology to sort of build influence and to enhance its power. but that's been the story in russia after 1991. i think their territory what you could sort of classically understand is these v

i have been across the atlantic ocean and pacific ocean more times than i can count, but you do not have that. you can hop on the internet and talk to someone in a foreign country. get to know people. this is our planet. get to know it. host: from washington dc, this is let me -- wendy. hi. caller: i'm here. host: you will have to turn down your tv. caller: it is turned off. host: go ahead. caller: oh, hi i just wanted to thank you, daryl for all you do for the universe. guest: i appreciate that. host: john in neptune beach, florida. caller: hey, daryl. let me first say, i think you have a wonderful voice. , james earl jones, if he ever retires -- guest: [laughter] caller:, i am a white conservative, trump supporter, love what you have to say. i think you are great. i liked a lot of the lack conservative -- black conservative leaders, but i think your message is wonderful and i agree with you 100%. guest: really appreciate that very much. that is what it is all about. host: is it harder to change someone's mind on race or politics over the years? guest: either or. one's perception is one

pacific ocean. the coming from the atlantic making its way across san salvador. nicaraguan. they continue to see some flash flooding all along this band, even though it has weakened quite a bit. tremendous amounts of rain coming down. another 2 to 4 inches along. >> this path expected to move up to the west at about 16 miles per hour. continuing the weekend along that path. but all along that path, they're going to see more flooding and flash flooding with the remnants of julius. watching that very closely over the next 24 hours about things begin to settle down on once they do looks like in the bay area, at least we're talking about more fog and low clouds giving way to some sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures a really cool coastline already got 50's out there toward the beaches of 55 degrees in half moon bay. 57 in san francisco. 63 right now in berkeley. 68 and 70 degrees still comfortable in napa. all right. we've got weak cold front sliding in northern california. it's on its way. it will be moving a little bit later on. that will bring with it. some cooler parts th

then in the center of the world, it turns out, just the united states, which, through the atlantic, the pacific oceanre in this common space of its own, and thereby, as it were, squeezes the eurasian states. first of all, we and china are in this vice. therefore, three main centers are still visible. and, judging by the latter. again, to the convention, india cannot be the center for one simple reason and there is nothing to make it from. there one india and that's it. here india has a problem of loneliness, but in quotation marks. naturally, as we talk about in india, what is the problem of the population of germany's property, what exactly did it hold when it was, to participate in the asia-pacific layouts, well, the session plus six, and why do you need to participate somewhere all the time? that's exactly right. yes, because one's capacity is current in today's world. based on the multipolarity of one country, it is clearly not enough, they already understand this. everything, but one side is not enough, but why is it you need to collect something, you need to collect something around you, being

more precisely, even a road system will connect the south american coast of the pacific ocean and the atlantic that's what latin america needs, not only abstract, but once entered into it ideological disputes, but economic progress well, the economy, the economy and however, so that on january 1 here in the capital brazil passed unquestionably, the inauguration is required. remember i am internal politics. after all, from 1964 to 1985, brazil had a military dictatorship, perhaps the longest in south america, a stable democracy that is able to reproduce itself what brazilians consider one of the most important achievements of recent decades south america how to provide the north with reliable supplies of products and not only this was discussed today in the state duma, the northern delivery bill is of strategic importance. it just seems that the north is somewhere far away, but in fact the document concerns the development of infrastructure in more than half of the regions of russia, so far in the russian legislation there was simply no such thing as the northern delivery, although we are talki

then in the center of the world, it turns out, just the united states, which, across the atlantic, the pacific oceant were they will involve the finiteness of eurasia here in this common space of theirs, and thereby, as it were, clamps the eurasian states. this is, first of all, nasa china in this vice, therefore, three main centers are still visible. and, judging by the latter. again, to the convention, india cannot be the center for one simple reason and there is nothing to make it from. there is only india and that's it. here is the problem of loneliness in india. well, in quotation marks. naturally, as it is spoken of in india, both the problems of government and the importance of the supreme what, as powers, exactly when better than her, to participate in the asia-pacific hands. well, session plus six. why do you have to participate all the time? this is definitely yes, because one's potential is present in the modern world. based on the multipolarity of one country, it is clearly not enough, they already understand this. everybody. well, one side is not enough, but why collect something around

pacific. that's double the size "the atlantic" ocean.at representative bolton and i will take a hard look at as we provide oversight. but at the end of the day, again, zee is very clear he will take taiwan one way or the other and set this right in that we have to deter that from happening. every time zee believes he is ready militarily, he has to look at taiwan, look at the pacific, look at our alliances and the united states military and say this will cost us too much and hopefully continue to delay that action. >> congressman michael waltz and seth moulton, thank you very much for being on the show this morning. >>> air ride sirens rang out in kyiv after another round of russian attacks against the ukrainian capital. for the second straight week, emergency crews are on the ground there responding to the damage reportedly caused by kamikaze drones. u.s. officials say russia's depleted military stockpile is being replenished by iran, which is preparing to send even more weapons to vladimir putin's army in the coming days. authorities sa

business in global geopolitics and the creation of an economy of cooperation from the atlantic to the pacific oceancus of attention of the participants of the xv verona eurasian economic forum, which began its work in the capital of azerbaijan and will last 2 days. baku brought together politicians and businessmen experts. maxim reshetnikov, head of our ministry of economic development, in particular, has already spoken at the forum in various industries. he said that russia and the eu are considering opportunities to create free trade zones with mongolia and the arab emirates. in addition, the minister spoke about the importance of azerbaijan as a transport hub, which will only grow, given the increase in supplies along the routes, north-south and east-west . mikhail reshetnikov dwelled on the situation in the russian economy. the situation in the economy has indeed stabilized, there is an active reconfiguration of foreign economic relations of trade relations, there is a structural adaptation of the economy, and according to the figures that we now have, we see that the process is proceeding acti

ocean to the pacific. ladies and gentlemen, there's no denying that the trans-atlantic relationship has experienced its ups and downs. we all know that. but the truth is, the alliance between france and the u.s. is unquestionable. it is unquestionable because of our common history. because of the extraordinary connection that exists between our peoples, our values, and our strategic interests. having carefully looked into the new and national security strategy, the biden administration just released last week, and france going through a similar process as well, i instruct the converngens of our assessments. just as the u.s., we are moved to an era of increasing geopolitical competition between powers eager to reshape the world order. just as the u.s., we recognize the urgency of modernizing our military to culp with this new environment. but also to use diplomacy and to address global challenges that call for more international cooperation. cooperation is also needed. and just like the u.s., we see a pressing need to support value-based partnerships in order to protect our common goods. 60 years ago to the

two different ocean basis, we are up to i in the atlantic, and up to o in the eastern pacific.boy, this is a potent storm. just became a major hurricane of the last two hours, category three, meaning it's winds are over 110 miles per hour, so 200 miles off the coast of mexico. this is another one of the storms that has the fingerprints of climate change. we talk about rapid intensification. we normally say rapid intensification when a storm increases from 30 five miles an hour in a 24 hour period, but look at how the storm has exploded increasing in just 12 hours. there are no hurricane warnings in effect for parts of the mexican coast, in fact, a 450 mile stretch from manzanita into the zone that could have a big impact. now, the storm will slow down as it makes landfall. the latest track from the hurricane center, slowing storm? not a good sign. because that means we will be looking at a lot of rain. look at how this ranges piles up and manzanillo, we are talking about anywhere from three to six to eight inches of rain, and that comes down in a slow period of time. we are loo

pacific fisheries management council. we have more coastline in alaska than the rest of lower 48 combined. there are three fishery management councils for the atlantic ocean. we are sharing voices on our fishery management council with washington and oregon. and it would be great if we had an alaska fisheries management council. so alaskans are making decisions about our alaska fisheries. i also support consistent electronic observation on all commercial vessels that everybody is treated equally in the same way so that we can get a hold of this by catch issue and we can return our salmon fisheries to where they need to be for the sake of subsistence first on all of us alaskans. >> ms. chesbro, you have 1 minute. >> obviously, this is one more of those complex problems that's affected by many things. now, i'm trying to learn a little bit about fisheries, and i've learned that the bycatch is certainly an issue, but it's not an issue for all species. and if we look at bristol bay, they had a great season this year with sockeye. so the warming waters and the availability of food in bristol bay was helpful to them. however, we have also had to shut down both c

however, the weather in the region will be influenced not only by the atlantic ocean, but also by the pacificocean. light is usually a bad sign according to our estimates with such a precipitation regime in october, the atlantic heat supply for eastern europe will last for another month of november, just as october will end with a positive temperature anomaly, but then the weather will intervene, and all three winter months, especially february, will most likely turn out to be unusually colder more frequent will be the arctic invasions, bringing real russian frosts to ukraine. they can be really very harsh. the climate norm for an independent country is also below minus 25, sometimes in in some regions it can be up to -30 in kiev in february 2019.