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we've seen some warm conditions in the bering sea the last handful of years and we're seeing a response in the cold adaptive species, so it's pretty obvious this is connected. we need a rapid relief financial program to get us through disasters like this much like farmers get during crop failures or communities get soon after a hurricane or a flood. >> what does a person do whose life is dependent on the ocean when the ocean stops giving? >> hope and pray. >> reporter: hope and pray the snow crabs return and his way of life continues. for "eye on america," jonathan vigliotti, on kodiak island. >> o'donnell: millions in the northeast are bracing for heavy rain tonight as another region gets ready for snow. all that when we return. i was always the competitive one in our family... 'til my sister signed up for united healthcare medicare advantage. ♪wow, uh-huh♪ now she's got a whole team to help her get the most out of her plan. ♪wow, uh-huh♪ with coverage that's better than ever for dental... ...vision... ...prescription drugs and more. advantage: me! can't wait 'til i turn 65! aarp medic

asylum after showing up on a remote alaskan island in the bering sea. they're now in anchorage tonight, according to alaskan governor mike dunleavy. >> this was a surprise to us. who knows what's going to happen in the future, if more individuals from russia are trying, you know, to leave russia through the bering strait. >> reporter: in ukraine, russian troops are in retreat across several fronts tonight, leaving behind new evidence of atrocities. in pisky-radkivski, we were taken to a house of horrors. inside this tiny cramped room, detainees say they were beaten, shot, and many appear to have had their teeth pulled out by russian troops. this gruesome box of teeth discovered by the team in the yard outside. olexandr is deputy head of the team looking into possible war crimes. he says in practically every town, there were such places where people were brought in for interrogation and torture. it's hard to imagine it gets any worse, but today, the investigators got a tip on a suspected mass grave. hidden deep in the woods near borova, the forensics tea

s after sailing across the bering strait to a remote island that belongs to alaska. the russians were taken to anchorage for processing. this was a surprise to us who knows what's going to happen in the future. if more individuals from russia are trying to, you know, intend to leave russia through the bering straits, narrowest distance between russia and alaska is about 55 miles now, the governor says he does not anticipate a steady stream of russians heading to alaska any time soon . andrew j. thank you. police are searching for a motive after a stabbing rampage on the las vegas strip that left two people dead. investigators say a 32 year old man randomly attacked tourists and residents in front of the wind hotel. a total of eight people were stabbed, and witnesses say some of the victims were street performers. after the attacks. the victim suspect was seen running down the street before being captured. in witnesses described the chaos. i see a guy dropped right there and then his girl starts screaming, and i hear more screaming down here and then immediately after

did they walk off the continental shelf there on the edge of the bering sea?is this real? we looked at it. it was almost a flat line. >> reporter: as a researcher with the alaska department of fish and game -- >> see what we've got for crab. >> reporter: it's been daley's job to monitor the health of the state's fisheries, which produce 60% of the nation's seafood. his team is now investigating where the crabs have gone. >> but we're trying to look for causes. disease is one possibility. >> reporter: daley also points to climate change. alaska is the fastest warming state in the country and is losing billions of tons of ice each year, critical for crabs who need cold water to survive. >> environmental conditions are changing rapidly. we've seen some warm conditions inering a the anwe're aol adapted species. obv that this is connected. we need a rapid relief financial program to get us through disasters like this, much like farmers get during crop failures or communities get soon after a hurricane or flood. >> what does a person do whose life is dependent on th

leigh beres. former president of the american academy of pediatrics andpecializes in child mental health. and elana bernstein is with us . she's a school psychologist in ohio and professor in the school of psychology at the university of dayton. thanks to you both for joining us. and dr. beers, how does anxiety show up in children and how to health professionals actually screen for it? >> anxiety can show up in children in a variety of different ways. we may see kids who are having, you know, some stomach pain or changes in behavior or, you know, retreating into their rooms. but it's not always as typical as we think of in in adults and in the pediatricians offe there's a wide variety of ways we can screen for it. but as as the recommendations discuss, really the the best way is to use a very straightforward, short, structured screener that could really get at some of those questions that we can ask for kids to identify whether they're experiencing anxiety. geoff: and professor bernstein is age ei

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defense reported, combat vehicles took to the skies under the neutral waters of the pacific ocean, the bering and okhotsk seas and worked out before refueling in the air, while the missile carriers accompanied the crew mig-31 aircraft of the naval aviation of the pacific fleet, the department noted that all flights of aircraft of the russian aerospace forces are carried out in strict accordance with international rules for the use of airspace. russia, the country is opening two more competence centers in tyumen at the industrial and medical universities, the presidential platform and the authorities of the region signed a road map a year ago , a competence center was already created on the basis of tyumen state university, which has now received the status of a single regional one, we help students assess their capabilities pump certain skills and maybe even find the job of your dreams. to this young people themselves were actively involved in the design roadmap, and employers of the regions, who acted as the main customers of young personnel, were actively involved in the design, so this roa

ministry of defense, combat vehicles took to the skies over the neutral waters of the pacific ocean, bering and okhotsk mariya and worked out refueling in the air, while the missile carriers escorted the crews of the mig-31 aircraft of the naval aviation of the pacific fleet, the department noted that all flights of aircraft of the russian aerospace forces are carried out in strict accordance with international rules for the use of airspace. samara region, a record grain harvest of 3.5 million tons was harvested today governor dmitry azarov told vladimir putin about this at a working meeting, they also discussed the state of the region's economy and problems, which still remain. in the samara region, steel is good in many respects above the russian average. this also applies to investments in fixed assets at the level of industrial construction construction. true, there are problematic issues without them never happens. they said they still lived at a high level. well, this is a systemic problem. you know this is ecology, in addition to 32,500 avtovaz employees, we have about the same numbe

20,000 people left, ferries continue to operate motor ships that transport residents from the right bere on the left, on the left bank, those who are evacuated are met by volunteers and employees of the ministry of emergency situations, as well as representatives of local authorities, help with things and distribute groups by buses, on which people get to crimea from there, they can travel to other regions of russia for free at the places of arrival, points are organized temporary accommodation, where those who come help to establish documents for these housing and work evgeny alexander botkina anna poveteva vesti, khersonskaya region. protesters clash with police in chisinau there was a new anti-government rally, reportedly ten detained demonstrators blocked the path to the city center and those who tried to break through the cordon a week ago, i remind you that in the capital of moldova, the police forces dispersed the tent city with protesters today, according to opposition parties. more than 90,000 of her supporters came out on the street. protests are held in different regions of mo

i have asked house leadership for consideration of disaster funding for the bering sea. i continue to work with alaska's two senators push in the administration to make favorable decisions to proceed with the below project. six days ago, don young's daughters presented me with a bolo tie. i wear it probably tonight and i humbly ask for your vote on november 8. gov. palin: we heard a little bit of it being a democrat. keep in mind, republicans who have special interests funding them they are serving them to my only special interests as alaska. i have nothing to lose running for congress. we have a country to lose. when president trump called me after the untimely passing of our representative, he said you do not have anything to lose. what more can they do to us? all the life experience i have under my belt now is preparation for the good things that are in store for alaska. i am going to put my experiences to good use for alaska. it is preparation for being a fighter and hitting the ground running, which i promised to do. mr. bye: with every federal dollar we get, it alw

books to find that out but i wouldn't be surprised because a lot of the great racehorses still can bereback to lexington ad that's the incredible thing. and also one of the poignant things about writing this book. you realize that we know a lot more about the horse in the horse's genealogy than we could know about the men who train the horses that generally could trace back two generations and they have memorized these horses all the way back to the original thoroughbreds from which all resources are said to descend. many generations. when you look at the stud books you can see all the way back. with the when did you find out about lexington? >> guest: lexington had a couple of owners and they were fascinating people.. his first owner although it's a little murky and it's one of the things that go into in the modeo because his trainer owned his racing policy and that they have been a means of letting the black owner owner racehorse because in those days up black men wasn't allowed to owner racehorse to race. he may have had a black all owner from the beginning. he was a fascinating man.

walruses will soon set off on their way to the bering strait. in october, the air temperature no longer rises above freezing point of water, winter returns. 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 go to their ice realm. 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 scatters the mysterious northern lights. the film was prepared for screening and voiced by channel one television company the text was read by sergey garmash of the regional philharmonic society irina brykina, plastic sketch from the same husband. well tell me, do you have a conscience i'm bending over before. well, why are you silent? well, tell me how to lure men with many children. the intermission was offended by the whole team, even the case of insult took place, i agree. well, how is the leade

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transport up to 120 tons of live crab next year the vessel will go to the area of ​​the okhotsk and beringe vessel has a special geometry a short keel under a straight line angle so arranged to smooth out the pitching and the crew it is more comfortable and the crab in the holds is not damaged by such a valuable catch, it is certainly transported alive. to do this , the sea water must constantly change in the tanks. after all, a ship can go ashore for several weeks . each tank has a water supply system, a fresh sea water intake system for circulation , an air supply system for oxygen saturation. uh, the drainage system is a closed overflow system at the neighboring pier, one-series of the new crab kapitan khazan and dmitry konoplyov are already installed, and work continues on the wells. they are building here. kisses the project provides for the release of 8 vessels for the carabal flotilla. the quota program will throw in a breath. life is the oldest up in the far east here for 10 years there were no shipbuilding projects for fish industrialists. the order for finds was a fundamental dec

the first match at the new home arena was given not just to the omsk audience , aleksey bere reassuredov, he scored the puck in the majority a minute before the end of the second period, and a strong-willed victory for the avant-garde, also when playing in unequal lineups , brought a 2: 1 rhythm. not all it turned out well that they put up such games infrequently there are teams that have not been at home for four years and play the first game in such an arena. probably you just need to have more fun going out and doing your job, they are going through, but rather recharged at the expense of this energy. so to say, the audience and the energy of this arena omsk has fully returned to the hockey map of russia . the arena will become the main sports and cultural center for the inhabitants of the entire region. not only avangard matches but also hockey matches will be held here. tournaments concerts ice shows and other events alexander abramov alexander botkin dmitry tolstoukhov and karen meliknesti, tomsk now let's talk about the situation on the front line. our war correspondent yevgeny

storage facilities were hit in the kharkiv nikolaev kherson regions and the dpr and one more in the bereme place, the repair base of armaments and equipment was destroyed by the strikes of the operational-tactical army aviation of the missile forces and artillery during the day, two command posts were hit in the areas of the settlements of dvurechnaya, kharkov region. drobyshev donetsk people's republic of 39 artillery units in firing positions. manpower and military equipment in 127 regions protection for the ground military forces of russia is provided by air defense systems ; air defense intercepted two more american anti-radar missiles. harm. stanislav vasilchenko lead. russian armed forces continue to strike at ukrainian energy facilities, this was also announced today by the ministry of defense of the military department told about missile launches from the sea and from the air. however, the name was limited to an increasingly important role in the course of the special operation , combat drones play with the details of boris vanin be the arrivals in kiev guys. the first strike of

philippine and east china, and the international detachment visited the bering sea for the first time archipelago of the aleutian islands in total during the campaign, more than 7,000 nautical miles were covered. the crews participated in maneuvers as part of various ship groups, worked out the relationship between the ships, conducted training in combating mock enemy submarines, organizing air defense, as well as search and rescue at sea. the exercise also involved military helicopters, which are based on board ships from the russian side in the joint patrol of the pacific ocean, participated in the large anti-submarine frigate marshal shaposhnikov with a corvette and a naval tanker. vladimir putin today assessed the situation in the ivanovo region as stable and stable he met with governor stanislav voskresensky the head of the region said that last year industrial production growth was almost 9%, one of the projects was the launch of a large factory for the production of knitted fabrics. for our region, as i said, people's incomes are jobs, but this is important for the country. now

margie will soon set out for the bering strait. in october, the air temperature no longer rises aboveing point of water, winter returns. 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 the laws are set not by people, but nature very soon the sun will hide behind the horizon for several months. russian arctic plunges into impenetrable darkness. which only occasionally scatters the mysterious northern lights. directed by ue anders the film was prepared for screening and voiced by channel one television company text read by sergei garmash this region can be called the largest nature reserve in europe stormy rivers fabulous mountains impenetrable forests right up to the horizon wolverine wolves and brown bears live here. here is the border between europe and asia, this is the urals this mountain range stretches from the arctic tundra to the steppes of kazakhstan for 2000 km. the urals

reporter: the icbm was launched by a nuclear submarine in the bering sea.t comes after russia accused ukraine of preparing a dirty bomb to use against its own citizens, something kyiv has dismissed as a lie. for vladimir putin, russia is experiencing a time of unprecedented peril. >> obviously, the commonwealth as a whole nor our country's individual -- individually have faced such complex threats. are common task ito protect our people's from them as much as possible. for strength and stability and peace in the cis area. reporter: putin has on a number of occasions in recent months issued veiled threats about the use of nuclear weapons. nato, for its part, also held nuclear drills of its own in europe last week. mark: oliver farry are without report. . let's look the ukrainian city, and the effect the war has had on. the immigrant height -- compiling this next report. reporter: like many cities in ukraine,his city is unrecognizable from six months ago. it is less than 100 kilometers from russian occupied kherson, making it a prime target for russia's missi

margie will soon set out for the bering strait. in october, the air temperature no longer rises aboveezing point of water, winter returns. 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 the laws are set not by people, but nature very soon the sun will hide behind the horizon for several months. russian arctic plunges into impenetrable darkness. which only occasionally scatters the mysterious northern lights. directed by uwe anders the film was prepared for screening and dubbed by channel one tv company the text was read by sergey garmash endless forests on the shores of the pacific ocean are shrouded in foggy haze at first glance they resemble the amazon jungle this amazing corner of the earth is unlike any other region of russia a special climate, a peculiar relief , unique flora and fauna, despite the proximity of the ocean winter. it is cold and long here to survive in this har

repelled enemy attacks in the areas of settlements of novosadov in the kramatorsk direction, yakovlivka bere vystova, bakhmut bakhmutske and opytne in the bakhmutske direction, as well as krasnohorivka nevilske pervemaiske maryinka and pobeda in the the general headquarters of the armed forces of ukraine informed the avdiyiv direction that the enemy is attacking critical infrastructure and civilian homes during the day, the occupiers launched four rocket and 17 air strikes, fired up to 10 rockets from multiple rocket systems, the invaders and civilians were hit by more than 20 populated areas points in the affected area, infrastructural facilities on the territory of zaporizhzhya kyiv and other regions, the occupiers suffer losses from the powerful strikes of the ukrainian army during the day, the air force of the defense village struck 30 strikes, it was confirmed that 23 areas of concentration of weapons and military equipment were hit, as well as seven positions of the enemy's anti-aircraft missile systems, in addition, our air defense units shot down 6 uavs and one helicopter of the enem

margie will soon set out for the bering strait. in october, the air temperature no longer rises above freezing point of water, winter returns. 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? arctic latitudes one of the few places on earth where the 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 scatters the mysterious northern lights. directed by wanders the film was prepared for screening and voiced by channel one television company text read by sergei garmash this region can be called the largest nature reserve in europe stormy rivers, fabulous mountains, impenetrable forests right up to the horizon. wolverine wolves and brown bears live here. here is the border between europe and asia is the urals . this mountain range stretches from the arctic tundra to the steppes of kazakhstan for 2000 kilomete

but many river residents are calling for an end to regulations that allow bering sea commercial fishermenp salmon bound for the yukon river in a process known as by-catch. some scientists say with a crash this drastic, getting every female fish back into the river matters a whole lot. upriver from emmonak, in st. mary's, the long-thompson family receive a box of several frozen chum and sockeye saln donated from the state of alaska. >> since they are already gutted, it will go down this way. cut the head off, open it this way, and clean the blood out olivia: it's been two years since jolene's 11-year-old daughter nicole has had the opportunity to cut fish, so she's a little out of practice. >> pretty sad we have to wait for fish to come, one or two at a time. if we had a lot more i'm pretty sure she'd have it down quicker. really do miss fish camp. olivia: this is hardly enough fish to last the familthrough the winter. they plan to eat it the very next day. for "pbs news weekend," i'm olivia ebertz on the lower yukon river. geoff: and that is our program for tonight. on tomorrow's "pbs new

over the neutral waters of the pacific ocean of the bering sea of ​​\u200b\u200bokhotsk, the plannedght of russian strategic missile carriers tasks completed? all the drivers, machinists , energy teachers, and sellers are posting in france, mass protests have begun over the vonderlein, clouds are gathering. for what sins did the european prosecutor's office come to her? the european union will not yet introduce a ceiling on gas prices and a rating list, the routes have collapsed to 10%, but she said that she would not leave. today, up to 15 people have increased, who died as a result of a fire in yeysk, where the crashed su-34 plane crashed into the courtyard of a residential building in hospitals, more than twenty victims vladimir putin expressed his profound condolences to all who lost loved ones in this tragedy, search and rescue operations were completed a few hours ago. earlier, on behalf of the president, the crash site was completed. the minister, health and emergencies arrived. investigators are also working there, their main version led to the crash. fell on the other side,

the warming of the bering sea is partly to blame for the small harvests. it is time now for a look at your thursday weather. heavy rain is headed to the northeast. the worst of it is expected for the evening commute. flood watches are posted in new england and part of that same storm system is blamed for at least six reported tornadoes in wisconsin , including in the milwaukee area. 20,000 power outages there were reported and a funnel cloud was also spotted in kentucky. there was some damage, but no injuries and checking today's high temperatures. record highs are possible in the pacific northwest 84 in portland's chilly in the upper midwest. coming up the death of an american idol fan favorites also ahead, the fake heiress, fraudster and historic in inspiration for the netflix series, inventing anna speaks out about her release and fighting to stay in the u. s and the new warning event friday only on good morning america sponsored by carmax. in the little. that incredible voice belongs to last season's american idol runner up willie spence, who was tragi

serhiy, let's first listen to josel beres borel, and then talk about the nuclear component of the russianed forces. this is a ballet by joseppe josep. ok, i said that i am a fool, but you are wisdom, sir. sergey all the time swan lake he just wants to hear him on tv, this is jose morel, people who support ukraine, eu states and us members, nato does not block any nuclear attack against ukraine will create a response, a non-nuclear response, but such a powerful response from the military side that the russian army will completely destroyed well, this means that the army is destroyed. in general, to be honest, unlike joseph borel, i do not consider a nuclear attack to be realistic. i am so skeptical of everything that mr. putin says, and that you they said how realistic it is, they are always there , then they will send a submarine somewhere, then they will send some bombers to the polish peninsula , then something else, something else, shorter threats, a lot of things, not much. you know, mykola, i have the same uh-uh situation. how about you ? so, at the beginning of my officer service, i

in total, it plans to transfer about 50,000 people in the coming weeks from one bere.nd on the other, these ferries run regularly and bring residents from kherson to the left bank of the dnieper. once on the left bank of the river, the locals tell what they had to face in recent months. when we were sitting in the basement, when we were shelling, well, there was such a situation every day, every night, you go to bed, you don’t know, you will get up or not, because shelling all the time with rockets for me, ukraine died split. church, burned these killed. if you do, well, you don’t want to cry, what did you do? from ukraine i loved the song. my husband is ukrainian. and now i have an invasion . i can't do anything with myself. this applies not only to shelling, but also to provocations against the kakhovka hydroelectric power station, which can lead to disaster and large-scale flooding. i have to leave the city from which i grew up, then studied, where i lived, where my family was my home, the cottage remained, the boat, everything, just everything remained. i have to g

call—up have arrived on an island of velasco, they are arriving on tuesday on st lawrence island in the beringey say the men are seeking asylum. we know they arrived on the island of st lawrence which is actually closer to the foreign country that it is to the rest of alaska. this is an extraordinary story, they fled russia, arriving at saint lawrence island, closer to russia than the rest of alaska. the state's republican senators confirmed this happened and that also referred to the department of homeland security. the department has vetted the two men and it's up to them to determine if they will get full admission to the us. the men are seeking asylum but it's ready tricky given the heightened tensions that pretty tricky given the heightened tensions that exist between the us and russia. both senators also expressed desire for more security in the american arctic circle given alaska's proximity to russia, they want more infrastructure to combat any type of threat from russia. it's thought around about 700,000 men have fled russia ever since vladimir putin announced this partial draft last

today, chukotka gets the most in the first place, a very strong wind on the coast of the bering sea isn kamchatka, magadan region against this background. it can be said that the wind is calmly only about 20 m / s, but there will still be snowstorms. but where it’s really serene is in the south. it’s not only sunny there, but it’s also getting warmer. eastern siberia in the autumn gloomy anticyclone from precipitation. it will not be able to fully protect in the morning hours. frosts, and frosts, but in the afternoon in irkutsk of western siberia the temperature is above the norm. this is especially noticeable in the north in khanty-mansiysk, plus six the same number in tomsk, but in the region the cyclone from the european territory is already in full command. so there will be rain and strong winds. in the urals, it is also damp windy, mostly plus 5-10 closer to orenburg, warmer european territory continues to sink into the depths of autumn following the very cyclone that goes beyond the urals here. cold air flows in. especially fast temperature decreases in the north to the northwest

it brought rain with a strong wind on the coast of the bering sea, its gusts reach 40 m / s, and forthe airport. she delayed all regional flights vessel traffic. through lyman closed schools canceled classes already aware of power outages, all utilities and emergency services are on high alert. winter. do not hurry to come and on the timer the air temperature on the peninsula is higher norms. if usually at this time of the year there are already snowdrifts. now no one is making the change in the off-season rain to get from the small towns of dudinka. it is possible only in the sky, but for small aviation there has been no flying weather for 2 weeks now , bad weather has practically paralyzed the work of the airport in norilsk due to bad weather conditions , flights are delayed daily, according to weather forecasts, the thermometers will drop sharply with the advent of november, the region immediately hits -20 ° rotates . slipping in this weather the news of the last minutes vladimir putin signed a decree on the abolition of growing tourism, as stated in the document, this is necessar

the margins will soon be on their way to the bering strait. in october the air temperature no longerr, winter returns. polar bear it's time to leave the island

disappearance of billions of crabs in recent years, state officials say the population of snow crab in the beringea fell below the regulatory threshold to open up the season. officials from the alaska department of fish and game say the population of snow crab has shrunk from around eight billion in 2018 to 1 billion last year. scientists say they worry that the sudden population plunge means trouble for the arctic ecosystem. one theory is crabs have moved further north into colder water , and today was the final day of the 50th annual half moon bay art and pumpkin festival. the event started at seven this morning with a pancake breakfast and a pumpkin run. there was pumpkin carving contest eating contest, among other activities . that festival wrapped up just about one hour ago. alrighty another cool day out there today. temperatures were slow to warm. barely got warm at all. san francisco got the 65 today. 63 pacifica sun is out now we've had fog most of the day and then temperatures uh, you know, well below what you might expect. for this kind of this time of year. you can see outside clear co

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we have absolutely berings there. how wonderful it is. the bering strait is nothing.16, i say watering. until now, and uh, as if they say that we will create kaliningrad there, if we need a problem, but we somehow keep silent all the time vladimir i think that the introduction of alexander suvorov is a much more important point alexander suvorov from the submarine . i'll tell you so the conduct of the submarine - this is a very important point. and here is the suvorov crossing through the alps he showed that courage takes cities, as it was with raisins. and also that the russian soldier is under his power. it was also a long distance approach. suvorov's crossing through what did we take sen-gutar there? yes, here at the bering strait there can be suvorov through volleys, this is an ingenious furnished retreat to help the roman kursk and to the roman-korsakov. still, they defeated the roman corps, they still defeated it, but then they returned it, the hull was re-plated with weapons with deployed flams. and in the hope that together we will go to torture an englishman

the wind speed in kerch was 4 m/s on the other bere. taman 7 m / s, and according to the latest data for 9:00 am gusts, winds in the kerch area also do not exceed 5-6 m / s. at the same time in in the crimean region west of kerch, the wind was stronger in feodosia during the night, gusts up to 13 m/s were recorded. according to the latest data, the wind has not changed. well , there are reasons for the strengthening of the wind. the kerch strait is now at the junction of an anticyclone and a developing cyclone during the day pressure gradients will increase. this means the wind will increase. in addition, a cold atmospheric front passes through the region, it is associated with rains, but the advancement of cold air is also always accompanied by an increase in wind. well, according to forecasts, the wind in the area of ​​the kerch strait in during the day will accelerate to 10-13. and, possibly up to 15 m / s. once again, i note that a lot depends. eva it is possible that in some areas, passing through the narrow sections of the strait,

i've heard that within italy, milan is known as "milano da bere," the city to drink. >> it's very, very is -- it's raining. >> yes. >> it's cold but italian people they always go to the aperitivo. >> aperitivo is a post-work drink meant to whet your appetite, or aprire l'appetito, as the italians say. i'm here with tess masazza who is something of an expert on the subject. i was watching your stuff -- so funny. >> thank you. >> you're -- oh, my god. it's just brilliant. and you started doing it, like, five years ago. right? >> i start five years ago. yes. >> tess masazza is a milan-based social media sensation -- >> oh -- no! >> -- who is known for her ironic take on modern living. half french, half italian. like so many other young people, she now calls milan her home. >> now we are going to a bar. a very special bar. >> okay. >> -- and they make amazing cocktails. >> really! >> i know -- i don't know if you know spritz? >> is this the joint? >> yes. >> oh, oh. >> oh, my god. you haven't even had a drink yet! >> it's all right. >> spritz has taken the world by storm -- but it was origi

facilities in kharkiv, mykolaiv, kherson regions and the dpr were hit in a day and one more in the area bere place, the repair base of armaments and equipment was destroyed by the strikes of the operational-tactical army aviation of the missile forces and artillery during the day, two command posts were hit in the areas of the settlements of dvurechnaya, kharkov region. drobyshev of the donetsk people's republic 39 artillery units in firing positions. manpower and military equipment in 127 regions, the protection of the ground military forces of russia is provided by air defense systems, drones, kamikaze drones and missiles of rocket systems are destroyed volley fire shot down nine more uavs, 21 alder and american haimar missiles from the regions of the dpr and the kherson region in the sky above antonovka , two more american anti-radar missiles were intercepted by an accurate air defense strike in a day. harm. stanislav vasilchenko lead. the russian armed forces continue to strike at ukrainian energy facilities, the ministry of defense also told the military department about missile launche

turkiye doesn't have a strong objective in media ywhere even bere the government crackdown -- anywayven before the government crackdown. but slowly journalists started utilizing social media to create independent voices and objective journalism. this law is an extreme threat on that area. not only generalist activity, but any member of the public. -- journalist actity, but any member of the public. this lter could be good under a human rights compliance and human rights sensitive government. this law would be about under any government becauseeople don't know if th can keep safe, if they will get into trouble they criticize government. they can still be charged under this law. brent: we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world -- five people have been killed in a shooting in the u.s. state of nortcarolina. the 15-year-old boy suspected of carrying out the attack is in critical condition at a hospital. president joe biden expressed grief and urged action on gun control. three center-right pa

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