or within the continental shelf of the country, officially the path ends in the bering strait.that even despite the clear weather at such a distance, it is still not possible to consider. this is an amazing place in the middle. the bering strait is the island of large ratmanov diomede, belongs to russia maly kruzenshtern usa but more often they are called the island of tomorrow and the island. yesterday. the distance between them is only 4 km, but the russian island is almost a day ahead of the american neighbor, because exactly between them there is a date change line russia has the largest length of the arctic coastline and the introduction of our country is the largest arctic sector the theory of sectoral separation was initiated jointly by russia and canada , the united states has its own plots in the arctic, denmark and norway and very small pieces near sweden, iceland and finland, the passage along the coast of north america is called northwestern, but the depths there are very small. up to 15 m and you have to go maneuvering between the archipelagos in canada there are a

let's leave the bering strait.there is an alternative route, then it will be like if there is an alternative route, then we are in the northern extremity of the new land again. but along the velikitsky strait, here directly on the laptev sea above the water, this is novosibirsk on the islands and the turns of the planned route, in short, already bending around. ah. wrangel island yes , more routes are needed so that ships disperse in the ice, as ships disperse in the sea, especially since there are more and more large-capacity container ships to deliveries and tankers in the water area every year. welcome accepted started recording. today, surveying of the bottom topography is carried out by hydrographers on special vessels equipped with echo sounders. specialists are sent to those places where the results of past measurements are in doubt or the relief is generally unknown. in the east siberian sea , the sannikov strait and on the yenisei river. directly comes the data that we receive from the multibeam echo sound

further to the village of coal copies for most of the way, she was pulled along the bottom of the beringo a depth of up to c 10,000 m, a special ship was started, this work was carried out for the laying dog in the summer of this year, er, and was completed within a little less than 100 days in general. it's very good. uh result, uh weather conditions, to us uh favored under the federal program. digital infrastructure. fiber optic lines were previously laid to kaliningrad and magadan to sakhalin kamchatka the kuril islands, the bandwidth of networks brought to chukotka is 100 gbit per second with the possibility of expanding up to eight fractions per second, in other words, the internet will now fly the inhabitants of chukotka as well as the inhabitants of the south kuli islands of petropavlovsk -kamchatsky, magadan they receive internet services no worse than in moscow and i am very happy about this, because the development of the far east itself without the development of digitalization. it's just impossible. in principle, by 2030 reliable internet will be available in 24,000 towns and

along the coast of the entire eurasia of siberia to the bering strait to the pacific ocean.tank, along the coast of both americas, the trip would have turned out even more twisted and yes, in that case, yes, more all the same, it was necessary to seem reflective to the united states, but only in transit they developed the blueberry. such a plan, the group travels on the steamer, elna, 2. as soviet passengers, engineers, on the day of inspection in the united states, agents from the team members organize a treat with soviet vodka and the like for the duty police gangway and have already considered all transfers. perhaps illegal special people have already been sent to mexico in order to transfer them smuggled there and the states and there further. yes, yes, august 9 at forty-two years to the east. the caravan led the icebreaker to the red key issue. why, in the end, did the devage switch from the dry cargo ship elna to the tanker, donbass on his death in the opposite direction from the agreed route in the arkhangelsk regional museum there are photographs of all the ships of

here he is icebreaker krasin who led that caravan in bering side.board of this vessel was arnoldeyschichno. here, he also went to the donbass as part of that caravans, they reached yakutia, ran into the ice, returned to novaya zemlya, and then it turned out that ellie now had a task to go to england . this was the last remaining route, the most dangerous in the fateful voyage of tanks. donbass came out on november 4th for tomorrow donbass was attacked from the air. however, the captain of the circus. successfully maneuvered rotten missed but wandered around by the evening of the next day on the tanker received a cipher, but the captain was an old year and decipher the lightning. he could not understand that he could be warned of a new danger and changed course; he could not come morning, november 7, the forty- second year had not passed. well, in the morning a german warm-up plane appeared on the tanker. i approached a few ship, which began mercilessly shelling our arrows tangrad. the tanks split into two parts, but on the nose the cannon hit us and

here is the icebreaker krasin who led that caravan towards the bering.ard this ship was arnoldage. here, he also went to the donbass of that caravan, they reached yakutia and rested. forward returned to the new land. here it turned out that they now have a task to go to england and from the donbass to america that's it at this moment now it's moving. this was the last remaining route, the most dangerous in the fateful voyage of tanks. donbass came out on november 4th for tomorrow donbass was attacked from the air. however, the captain of the circus successfully maneuvered and the german missed, but wandered around by the evening of the next day. natalia received the encryption, but the captain had an old year to decipher the lightning. he could not understand that as a result of a new danger and changed course. and you couldn’t go far to the north, the morning came on november 7, the forty-second year of the revolution, a rally was held on the deck, but in the morning a german plane appeared on the tanker, and secondly, in the afternoon it came up, which

a rescue tug took up duty in the sea of ​​okhotsk and the bering sea.scue ship from uvorovets. far from the coast. they can stay for several months, and their main task is to ensure the safety of fishing vessels. now more than 200 ships are operating in the pacific ocean. what difficulties await them in cold waters ksenia kolchina found out the writer is fair is about to weigh anchor and go to the port of zernovsky, in kamchatka. the crew is on duty for 120 days, all four months the sailors will have to stay on board, they need to ensure the safety of the ships that are now fishing in the sea of ​​okhotsk and the bering sea. fishermen. they say that even the very realization that a black red rescue vessel is on duty in the fishing area already adds peace of mind to work. refloat and unwind herbs and even put out the fire. it's like a floating service, 112. sometimes it takes all these three days for ships to be called out of an emergency around the ice by serious pitching, but they are the only hope for one sea rescuer is 2 hundred fishing vessels of th

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the sea, its atmospheric fronts spoil the weather over a vast territory from the amur coast to the beringt anticyclones dominate in the continental part of the region. it is they contribute to the active cooling of the surface layer of air and in siberia and in the regions of the far east, frosts are cracking under the influence of a high-pressure center. in yakutsk for 100 m. nothing is visible because of the frosty fog. the republics of sokha -45 remained. by the way, it was because of poor visibility in one of the buses. the driver and passenger of the woman quarreled and asked the driver to announce stops, and then in response he suggested that she go into the cold. you refuse to announce stops, yes, it's foggy on the street, i must guess for myself, they kick us out of the bus like this the fog is expelled. but to the north it is even colder in the yakut delenkinr today the air cooled down to almost -58 in the magadan region, the thermometer columns dropped to -55 and even in siberia in the krasnoyarsk territory due to baikal in places, last night it was minus 40 in yakutsk, let me r

45%, about the weather for today hello in the far east, two active cyclones, one is circling the beringg stormy weather in kamchatka, but it is already losing strength. but another south just broke into our latitudes from japan and there in japan he made a real snow apocalypse. on the eve of the island of hanshu , two-meter snowdrifts grew literally in a day, and in some places. they reach 2.5 m. now the same snowy landscapes fell asleep in primorye at the epicenter of bad weather, olginsky district. there may fall several times more than what is due for the whole of december. and it's only 3 days before the storm warning is valid until the weekend. in siberia, too, everything is very unstable in the south of the krasnoyarsk territory today almost now, and tomorrow almost air will pour in here in omsk today, on the contrary, it is very cold, minus 22 solar gaps. tomorrow they will be gone and sweating rapidly. european territory of russia in the power of a powerful scandinavian cyclone. so it will be warm in the coming days and cheese and very slippery northwest freezing rains, already

kind of materials the building was built the following shots already from kamchatka the riot of the bering sea almost led to the evacuation of the village of opuka, the full flooded over the sandy spit, as a result , the territory of the kindergarten school and three houses of possessions were flooded with the help of drainage. it was possible to quickly transport sea water from the buildings to the river. cyclones in the west of the country. they behaved not as an example calmer, but extreme. the weather still added. on wednesday evening, a freezing rain drove off to moscow, the sidewalks were covered with a three-millimeter crust of ice, so next morning. people slid to work en masse. here is the armor. despite the fact that on the street plus nothing has melted. everyone would walk from a position in their own way, someone would prefer skates over a boot, and someone would use fashionable life hacks. inaccessible taxis, the northern capital also suffered from freezing precipitation as soon as the temperature crossed zero in the emergency rooms , queues formed due to the vagaries of the w

stay on board, they need to ensure safety ships that are now fishing in the sea of ​​okhotsk and the bering. fishermen. they say that even the very realization that a black-and-red rescue vessel is on duty in the fishing area already adds peace of mind to work. such an emergency situation that the marine rescuer could not handle to take in tow remove more boldly unwind injuries. and even put out the fire. it's like a floating service, 112. sometimes it takes these three days to call the ships out of an emergency around the ice, a serious pitching, but they are the only hope for one sea rescuer is two hundred fishing vessels of the western side. about 120 fishing vessels operate in the area of ​​the sea of ​​okhotsk. and on the east coast of kamchatka and the kuriles , work. ut order 80 ships wrapped as it looks like a huge net that can be entangled in a high-rise building, a ship twisted into knots immobilized can sink if a storm happens for a week in icy water, divers untie strong ropes, the weight of the equipment is under 80 kg, so the dive takes place in a special basket. we try to work

margin soon set off on the bering strait.ture no longer rises above the freezing point of water in winter. it's time for the polar bear to leave the island. when the fields of pack ice begin to crawl again on the coast, the bears will go to their ice kingdom. the world where no one can follow them? the arctic latitudes are one of the few places on earth where laws are established not by people, but by nature . very soon the sun will hide behind the horizon for several months. russian arctic plunges into impenetrable darkness. which only occasionally dissipates mysterious northern lights. about the land of anders, the film was prepared for screening and voiced by the first channel tv company, the text was read by sergey garmash along the southern border of europe from the black sea, yes, the caspian stretched, covered with eternal snows, the ridges of the greater caucasus, many rare and unique animals live here, some of them are nowhere else on earth you will meet millennial, glaciers and mountain gorge. coniferous forests alp

actually arriving on monday, and it will be prosthetics , heavy prosthetics in your tendisiem cap a bereout our boys, it is practically free. so, well, we cover the road of resettlement and so on, we coordinate all these actions, funds for the activities of the fund iryna collects on social networks, as well as at the expense of charity concerts, during the 7 years of the organization's existence, about 10 million dollars have been donated, the foundation has 40 volunteers throughout the country, they help take care of the wounded and also to hold events. we attract many ukrainian singers to help us. this is how we arrest people. to raise 950,000 almost a million dollars and we were able to open our own rehabilitation center in irpen, we bought premises, we made repairs, we added rehabilitation equipment and medical because we have become a medical rehabilitation center now. the work was very powerful. in fact, we were able to take more wounded soldiers for treatment , even roman mengeyuk, one of the volunteers of the foundation , became a volunteer by chance. roman lives in philadelphia

implementation of the mechanism of joint gas purchases, the question of whom to buy the same from, bere-verolacities. no, they will appear no earlier than in 2-3 years, and then, subject to large-scale investments, it will now be decided on which is more than a risky enterprise. well, we are talking about replacing colossal volumes last year, according to the international energy agency, the pipeline from russia to europe was 140 billion cubic meters of gas were pumped. this is already 60, because it will be even scary to imagine next while there is a panic looking for new suppliers. russia focuses on other sales markets, and for all types of resources. in general, it is working to ensure that gas, for example, to china for the construction of the power of siberia is being discussed. two is a new blood pipeline. also, the issue of the turkish gas hub is being discussed, through which gas supplies will most likely be increased. through turkey , too, other countries, including the countries of southern europe as for oil, uh, mainly russian oil was redirected to asian countries and above all e i

uh, the enemy offensive began to choke on the bere.sband's award, he recalls that when everything happened from dmitry, there was no news for a month. i remember that he ne- the last of all the acquaintances got in touch. and, well, it was really hard. and you are looking for some threads of some acquaintances. uh, who can you tell if everything's okay? now spouses they are expecting a baby, but svetlana is ready for her husband to go on a combat mission again. he is undergoing rehabilitation and is waiting for new tasks from the command. in march of this year, the president of the russian federation, the su-55 marine brigade was named guards for steadfastness, heroism, courage and courage. and this unit again and again confirms this honorary status. to date, more than 300 servicemen of the brigade have been awarded orders of courage. vadim telegin ilya kolesnikov far eastern news office, vladivostok on the day of the heroes of the fatherland, united russia and the ministry of education held the first hero school forum, which took plac

and yet, in order to make ourselves notice, we had to stretch from the bering strait to the odar.again, the empire pyotr yakovlevich chaadaev, a participant in the patriotic war from a limited campaign, was born in the russian army. mr. one of the most brilliant nobles of st. petersburg friendship with which alexander sergeevich pushkin was proud well, it would be more accurate to say that chaadaev is one of the defining people. in pushkin's own formation. due to a misunderstanding, we consider chadaev to be the first liberal. but if today's liberals are forced to chadaev, read aloud. they will fall off their faces and throw this book of his out the window, and the state. russia chaadaev, for example, says, i think that it is a great advantage to be able to contemplate and judge the world from the entire height of thought, free from unbridled passions and miserable bones, which in other places cloud the gaze of a person and pervert his judgments, moreover, i have a deep conviction, that we, that is, the russians, are called upon to solve most of the problems of the social order, t

about the weather for today hello in the far east, two active cyclones, one is circling the bering seastormy weather in kamchatka, but it is already losing strength. but another south just broke into our latitudes from japan, and there in japan he made a real snow apocalypse on the eve of the hanshu island , two-meter snowdrifts grew literally in a day, and in some places. they reach 2.5 m. everyone fell asleep. now the same snowy landscapes in primorye at the epicenter of bad weather, olginsky district. there may fall several times more than what is due for the whole of december. and it's only 3 days before the storm warning is valid until the weekend. in siberia , too, everything is very unstable in the south of the krasnoyarsk territory today almost a year now, and tomorrow the arctic air will rush here in omsk today, on the contrary, it is very cold, minus 22 solar gaps. tomorrow they will be gone and warmer. the european territory of russia in the power of a powerful scandinavian cyclone, so in the coming days it will be warm and damp and very slippery northwest freezing rains, al

they need to ensure the safety of the ships that are now fishing in the sea of ​​okhotsk and the beringry realization that a black red rescue vessel is on duty in the fishing area already adds peace of mind to work. perhaps not such an emergency situation that the marine rescuer would not have been able to handle . and even put out the fire. it's like a floating service, 112. sometimes it takes these three days to call the ships out of an emergency around the ice, a serious pitching, but they are the only hope for one sea rescuer is two hundred fishing vessels of the western side. about 120 fishing vessels operate in the area of ​​the sea of ​​okhotsk and on the east coast of kamchatka and the kuriles. there are about 80 courts. the most frequent a trawl wound on screws looks like a huge net that can entangle a high-rise building twisted into knots, a ship immobilized can sink if a storm happens for a week in icy water divers untie strong ropes, the weight of the equipment is under 80 kg, so the dive takes place in a special basket. we try to work for 3 hours, because after about an hou

bere the >>> we are back with another look at this week's storms and how for those living on the streets, this weather could be a matter of life or death. in the south bay today, volunteers with the unhoused response group handed out food, blankets and other supplies to the 20 or so unhoused people. this was along gold street in alviso. the santa clara county coroner's office says five people have died on south bay streets in the past week alone, including one in alviso. today the city sent out workers to warn anyone living in encampments near local waterways that they need to get to higher ground before the next storm arrives. but homeless advocates say that only solves half the problem. >> they do have to move, but when they move, it creates another problem because then their structures are unsound because they move. so your tents break and things like that, and now you get sick, and you get hypothermic and you die. >> san jose city housing officials say they can't add more overnight warming centers because setting up each one requires advance notice and very specific facilities. but t

its atmospheric fronts spoil the weather over a vast territory from the shores of the amur to the bering sea, but in the continental part of the region dominated by anticyclones. it is they that contribute to the active cooling of the surface layer of air and in the regions of the far east , which are under the influence of hotbeds of high pressure , frosts are cracking, in the yakut delenkir. today the air cooled down to almost minus 58 in the magadan region, the thermometers dropped to -55 in the krasnoyarsk territory and transbaikalia, in some places it was minus 40 one of the unusual manifestations of the consequences of severe frosts from the krasnoyarsk territory in the village of partizansky perem. the words yes to the water tower when trying to warm it up, the massive structure collapsed now the prosecutor's office is checking circumstances of the incident in chita period. severe frosts are coming to an end according to the latest data, in the city it is about -25, the temperature will drop by only a couple of degrees tonight in cloudy weather, and tomorrow it will warm up to -18

they need to ensure the safety of the ships that are now fishing in the sea of ​​okhotsk and the beringmen. they say that even the very realization that a black-and-red rescue vessel is on duty in the fishing area already adds peace of mind to work. perhaps there is no such emergency situation that the marine rescuer could not handle, take in tow , remove from the shallows, unwind injuries. and even extinguish fire. it's like a floating service, 112. sometimes it takes these three days to call the ships out of an emergency around the ice, a serious pitching, but they are the only hope for one sea rescuer is two hundred fishing vessels of the western side. there are about 120 fishing vessels operating in the area of ​​the sea of ​​okhotsk, and on the eastern coast of kamchatka and the kuriles. there are about 80 vessels. this is one of the most frequent incidents of a trawl wound on propellers. this is how it looks like a huge network, which can be used to entangle a high-rise building, twisted into knots, the immobilized ship can sink if a storm occurs for a week in icy water, divers un

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she came from a village above the arctic circle on the bering sea coast. i was born in fairbanks alaska in 194 and i just turned 75 years old. i come to you as a very assimilated and cultured man, when i first went to boarding school i believed i was truly bilingual. i could speak inuit and i could speak english. but i quicklyuppressed my wishes to speak inuit because of the horrors i saw and witnessed when other children were severely beaten for speaking their language. i am also a vietnam era veteran, i have a younger brother who was killed in vietnam. i amarried for 52 years. i have three chdren and seven grandchildren. i am part of the village tribe, and a shareholder in -- corporations in -- alaska. i have been waiting 67 years to tell the story. while i might have received an education or a white man' education, in the process i lost my own language, my own culture, my traditions. d today i cannot speak my language. nor could i conduct allf those wonderful traditional activities. we called subsistence, hunting fishing and gathering. i guess i would l

the crew is preparing to set off to their fishing grounds, 800 kilometers north of the bering sea. after some beer and whiskey, the night before captain garret gunderson has invited us to come for a trip around the island while they refuel and stock up on food. that's good for morale on board. he says. then the crew has something to talk about over the next few days. it's going to be a strenuous trip. we're going to serve the whole way. there will be 10 foot seas, but i'll be on the stern soul surf our whole way there. by the time we get there, we'll said here the weather will lay down for about 3 days, and then it's gonna blow 40. and so we'll try and go around the backside of the island, get protection. it is anger up there for a day on deck. the crew secures the fishing equipment. waves over 10 meters high are not uncommon in the bearing see, but the fishermen are used to storms in waves. there are other things. the crew is more concerned about. it turned on 25 years ago, and they only deal half down a counter level once or twice. and they know what you're doing. they wait for y

chirikov street. and shelekhova alexey chirikov, bering's assistant on an expedition in the first halff the 18th century, who discovered the strait between asia and north america, and grigory shelekhov, several decades later, founded the famous russian-american trading company that was engaged in the development of alaska but, and in our time, the number of those who call themselves russians on the peninsula . according to the data of the last census , it reaches 10,000 people and is gradually growing. why is naruto coming to the place now, especially if so many are not here, so that from three years started there. so the question of how they feel as boys or girls pilot alexei belov immigrated back in the early nineties in search of work in his specialty and before he stopped in alaska he managed to travel all over america, the north attracted him not only with the familiar climate, because there are much fewer scoundrels per square kilometer and bastards than florida was than new york than other places. now he works in rescue aviation, and in his free time, his wife helps in the gift

how did they know seven years bere it go? here's where it gets rll creepy. november 2019, the un demanded a 7% annual cut in carbon dioxide just months bere covid lockdowns. 2019 november. we need 7% cut actual headlines next presto. by december 20, the un got exact what it called for actual headline emissions fall 7% because of covid lockdowns. they called for it. they asked for it. it happened. they got it next. and now what do they want? oh, my gosh. now they demand lockdown. a mission. this is actual headline uk guardian a global lockdown every two years to meet pis goals. that's a study. this is what's happening in academia. our peer reviewed journals and our corporate media. this it. we need it every two years at least they're not saying every year. they're giving you a year reprieve, a lockdown. next, covid could covid lockdown have helped save the planet? this is corporate media all excited how great the lockdowns were. nature returned. the skies were clear. is this all about this nonsense? it meanwhile, there's two things are emissions as. humans dr

if you like to volunteer, they meet up every sunday morning at 9:00 at perkins street and bering avenue good things. another program introduced getting an extension. san francisco just gave the green light to making the slow street plan permanent. there are 15 slow streets in the program, marked in purple on this map. this is half of the original slow streets implemented by the city. san francisco introduce them to give people a space to safely be outside while social distancing. there was a 61% drop in crashes on slow streets. >>> the 49ers got good news on jimmy garoppolo. he will not need surgery. that is great news. he could be back in time for the playoffs. vern glenn has more good news in the red and gold report from oracle park. it >>> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> it is an off day for the players, but not for fred warner. the captain of the 49ers defense was the guest of honor at oracle park. the mag look at this. >> reporter: this was the site of the holiday heroes party for the underserved kids. it is also a chance to honor those that have stood tall for commu

and this was a novel starring a character that she's written about several times bere, lucy barton.n this novel, lucy experiences the pandemic. she is an older woman who has to leave new yorko go up to maine to join her husband in a cabin so they casort of get away from what they imagine is is a very dangerous place to be at the moment. it's a little too close for some people at the moment. i found it extremely readable and i imagine we're going to continue to see books like that over the course of the next many years. jeffrey: maureen, you get a lot of books comg your way. what do you see? maureen: i do. the pandemic novel and nonfiction. i see the pandemic entering in ways that i don't expect. something like alexandra horowitz's the year of the puppy. alexandra horowitz is the head of the canine cognition lab at barnard, and she's written a lot of nonfiction about the way dogs think. kind of connecting with what gilbert said about ed yong's nonfiction book. mc: she and her family adopted a puppy during the pandemic. and so it's partly that personal story. so many people adopted do

i'm ofof the belief that if youe going to bere reported by reporr in terms that you don't do analysis with what you cover. sure you might be covering something that's true. if you want to put a spin on it youau shouldn't be called a journalist because in i my view that's what the term should be. obviously that term has been by the mainstream media so the term reporter and journalist doesn't mean what it used to and that's why i specifically wanted to join town hall. i wanted to make writers mourn compassing to do analysis and opinions and i'm knowledgeable about what i'm talking about. so when i was structuring the book it was just set up to be here is my experience and here's the experience of others. here is some basic analysis on the damage and a destruction. it wasn't really meant to be at first an argument or presenting anan argument. >> here's what happened. >> here's what happened which is how ii published. my agent who are great people and i can't thank them enough, i had a call with him at the border oneeg time last year ande said you have a great book idea here however publi

here is the icebreaker krasin who led that caravan towards the bering.ldeych. and now he also went to the donbass as part of that caravans, they reached yakutia, ran into the ice, returned to novaya zemlya, and then it turned out that elna was now tasked to go to england and the donbass to america crosses the elns to the donbass this was the last remaining route, the most dangerous in the fatal voyage, the tank donbass left on november 4 , already tomorrow the donbass was attacked from the air. however, the tsilki captain successfully maneuvered and the german missed, but wandered around by the evening of the next day. natalya received encryption. the captain had an old opera to decipher the lightning. he could not understand that he could be warned of a new danger and changed course. it's really far north. i could not leave, the morning came on november 7, forty-second years anniversary. a rally was held on the deck of the revolution, but in the morning a german reconnaissance aircraft appeared on the tanker. and secondly, in the middle of the day, seve

region, the bond market is unchanged, against this backdrop with -- the world bank has been saying bereeadwinds are expected to recover next year. they have up their economic forecast. this year saying the economy is moving faster than the 2.9% they were looking at june. it's next year they see growth at 3.6%. that's down from .7 percentage points. from the world banks june forecast as well. it's major drivers of growth. investment growth also projected to accelerate. there is a lingering negative outlook and that is -- that is expected to close in 2024. they're looking at growth rates of 3%. that the observed over the past decade. that's a look at highland, the headwinds they are -- thailand, the headwinds they are facing. we have inflation in the u.s. which has been our focus. the latest sign that could have peaked, the federal reserve chair, jay powell's key moderation. the head wine -- the fed has more work to do. kathleen hays is our global economics and policy editor. what do we get from the federal reserve later wednesday? 50 looks like it is baked in. kathleen: it does. there is

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that all these operations are given code names on a dare is the name of a a river that goes into the bering. and in russia and that area around it. it's way up in the northeast. now course you give you operation a name that has nothing to do with the actual substance of that operation. and that was very deliberate. it was to put off anybody. so they would think that this operation maybe had something to do with, you know, up in the northeast. and in fact you go further with the soldiers who were told they were part of this operation and were even actually equipped with a cold weather gear, skis, boots, fleece lined jackets. again, to emphasize this idea that they were there, that the operation was going to go on in a cold place place. i wonder what they did with those in tropical cuba if got that far. so that was sort of just one very basic element deception. so that people either who was part of the plan and certainly any spies or anybody trying to out information would be would be off on the wrong track just to begin with. now, the whole operation was very, very close, held compartmented,

imagine they'rethey not going a to bere not many got new buildings at that point. larry,o be any new buildings at that pointe interesting thing to me. >> the entire wor the entire worldy is built economy is built on oil, gas, and c on oil gasit's the and coal. it's the lifeblood of the world's lifeblood of the wod economy. no doubt about it. economy. there's nother doubte aboutis altetherern is noat alternativey available. available. it doesn't exist, nor do i see one for the near future. it doesn't exist. nor do i see one for the near and i'll define the nearfu futue as the next two, th decades. e sonext t inwo decades the meae they so anti domestic. why are there so anti-domestic energy productionenergy production. >>? well, loo look,k, thi this is pf this liberals is part of this libera woke ideology about climate change. l i mean,local ideology about climate change. this is started from day this ie day one during the campaign. during the campaign. eliminate fossil fuels. th. eliminate fossil fuels. e trthe trouble is there'soubleo substitute, as you no substitu

bad weather dominates the east of russia on the bering coast. the sea is stormy impulses. there is a hurricane with gusts of up to 35 m. the element brought down the ax of the power line and breaks the wires. several remote villages without electricity to break through to them. it’s not just that even for emergency teams, many regional cables are blocked, yakutsk dragged on a snowy fog and bound frosty and out of town, zero visibility, minus 50 meter snowdrifts on sidewalks and roads in krasnoyarsk, it’s not easy to drive even on off-road bikes it is easy. one of america's most advanced combat aircraft, the f-35, crashed at ford word naval air station in texas. fifth -generation fighter jets were on test flights . it sank smoothly onto the runway, and then something went wrong, after a small jump, the f-35 fell on the nose. his landing gear broke, the pilot completely lost control of ongoing security purposes. he decided to eject with him, reportedly all right curiously that the incident occurred on the anniversary of the first flight of the f-35 fighter, which took place

bere my friends on the others noted they don't always know where a 1226 the individual is. stice kagan: i'm talkinabt 1231. general stone: i understand. every indivialovered by 122061 was a final -- falls into that second sentence. justice kagan: thank you, genera justice kavanaugh: i have a few questions. fit. on the resource constraints issue that has bee raised, i' trying to figure out howhi will play out if you were to prevail. so, the government,ays we don'have the money to comply. then, what do you do? >> justice kavanaugh: so nothing changes? mr. stone: if the government said that they didn't have -- they didn't have money to comply and then continued ignoring this court's order,e ght be able to put together some sort of de facto rule -- justice vaugh: well, it's not ignoring it. it's just we don't have -- if - they saye n't have the money to comply with the -- with the court's order or the statute as written, as construed by you, the "shall" -- mr. stone: i agree that presents a ffult hypothetical, justice kavanaugh. but, in this case, where there e findings of fact