it used to be efficient yeah i yeah i was in the bering sea fishing cotton crab just at the height of industrialized fishing and most the fish i was catcher was going to mcdonald's for the fish sandwich well. that is like the quintessential the epitome of the industrial fishing exactly -- so then you know i was on the bering sea in the cod stocks crashed into the land back rose from and so i went to become a farmer on the salmon farms because i was so the answer overfishing. but it was just as bad right you know using pesticides antibiotics polluting -- you know i mean we're essentially running pig farms at sea. so i ended up -- down here and make me made myself as a you know what we're gonna three ocean farmer what is that what is a three d. motion. five serving by that imagine an underwater garden right where you're using the entire water column which means we have very small frederick county vertical right. the entire farm is cultivated office system of lines and boys. which act like scaffolding. killed grows from the horizontal lines closest to the surface. and vertically downward

right near the bering sea. the 50 mile stretch, the narrow gap of water the bering sea will have impressive winds, strong winds and large waves associated with the system as it moves through. kim, an impressive storm. as you rightly said, the remnants of what was a typhoon over the western pacific. >> we'll be tracking that through the weekend. derek van dam, thanks so much. >>> i will be back later this hour with the story of a victim of sexual assault punished for killing her alleged rapist. let's go to becky anderson in london. becky? >> thank you very much, indeed. >>> king charles is nurturing relationships with middle east leaders for many years. we'll speak with the qatari ambassador about the queen's passing and the new royal era that is now unfolding. y do nearly one million businesses choose stamps.com to mail and ship? no more trips to the post office no more paying full price for postage and great rates from usps and ups mail letters ship packages anytime anywhere for less a lot less get our special

will tell you about the weather for today in the far east, a powerful cyclone is circling in the bering seaespecially the eastern coast, in bad weather. there is a very strong wind, and in the south of the mainland, a chinese cyclone, the culprit of bad weather in amur region will begin rainfall in the evening. friday. they will reach the khabarovsk territory. the wind will intensify there, and will these rains siberia anticyclone increases in size captures more and more new territories, but the eastern half still remains in its competence in the south of the krasnoyarsk territory charges of wet snow slippery roads and cold, plus two plus four in the western half is also practically air the mood is winter, but the solar precipitation stops in tyumen cloudless sky, and plus four it is cold in the urals in the morning they freeze, and in the afternoon in yekaterinburg a maximum of plus four, but without precipitation. here is the same anticyclone. this area of ​​high pressure also takes care of the volga region. but the wind along the volga is blowing warm south. so in kazan +14 in nizhny nov

and this is the bering sea.e resting, you're still immortal it's okay. coercion negotiators all because on the last let's coercion. what peter i defiantly did in the summer of 1719, prepared and personally participated. he continued to advance on sweden and how very successfully all the swedes were running away from us, because specifically where he continued to give way to them. as they say that in siberia we have a penalty for beginners, the next stage can still make a mistake once. ilya matveev city of nizhny novgorod gymnasium number 13 nizhny nizhny novgorod peter i organized a landing on the territory of sweden and where you don’t remember, well, the kazakh patrol even in the suburbs of stockholm were what? an armed landing was organized on swedish territory north and south of stockholm , eight cities were destroyed. yours in part. cossack patrols appeared in the suburbs of the swedish capital. admiral praksin believed that the russians they could take stockholm, but then sherry was asked no no no no no, a

and this is continuing to move northward rapidly, but it deepened as it reached the bering sea, the straitrussia from the state of alaska. and you can see the flood warnings in place. the national weather service talking about how it will take 10 to 14 hours for the water to recede from the bays and inlets of the western facing shoreline. once the storm finally departs. water levels expected to be as much as 12 to 18 feet above average in some of those bays. you can see the storm system kind of wrapping in on itself, high elevation snowfall in this forecast. and look at the forecast wave heights. just incredible to see how high they are. here is the latest on the tropical storm that is impacting the lee ward island, 60-mile-per-hour winds. puerto rico, u.s. and british virgin islands, tropical storm warnings. you will feel the impacts in the next 12 hours. this storm system is expected to make lawfundfall into hispaniol and could become a hurricane by middle of next week. >> we'll keep tracking it. derek van dam, thank you so much. >>> the american library association says efforts to senso

what used to be typhoon morphed into a powerful northern pacific storm as it raced into the bering seastal towns under several feet of water for hours. the emergency operation center has not received any reports of injuries. you can download the fox news out. scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. in baton rouge louisiana, police are on the hunt for whoever shot and killed a female lsu student as she sat in her car waiting for a train to pass friday morning. weeks after another student was shot on the campus in a robbery attempt. charles watson has more. >> good evening. the cold-blooded murder happened near downtown baton rouge just miles away from the campus. the police department identified the victim as 21-year-old allison. you can see her picture in the middle of this photo. lsu senior found shot ultimo times inside her bullet ridden car near a train crossing friday morning. she had been out with her friends that night and believe she was stopped at the railroad track flight locally waiting for a train to pass when she was shot. she was described as a free spir

mentioned, this could end up being one of the more powerful systems to make its way across the bering seahe past decade. and worst flooding within the past 50 years. a buoy has already recorded hurricane force wind gusts, that is in excess of 74 miles per hour, and a wave height in excess of 50 feet. it is dangerous and it is happening right now. this is the remnants of the typhoon as it became extratropical and then bummed out, went through the process of bomb b the 24 millibars and satellite looking very busy, look at the national weather service hosting the coastal flood warnings, and in fact the weather service warning that it will take about 10 to 14 hours for this water to recede just because of the true nature of this onshore push of wind and ocean near that narrow stretch of water between russia and the united states. it spans about 50 miles. there is the storm system spinning out, and starting to weaken as it moves northward, but again, the forecast wave heights across the area are impressive. and here is the latest information from tropical storm fiona. taking you now to the eas

was alaska's worst storm in a half century, the most intense september storm ever observed in the bering seand one of the strongest storms ever to hit alaska. in japan, 9 million people have been ordered to evacuate their homes as one of the largest typhoons ever to hit japan made landfall on the southern island of kyushu sunday night with winds topping 110 miles per hour. the storm is forecast to bring flooding and landslides to japan's main island of honshu through wednesday morning. the japan meteorological agency classified the typhoon as "violent," its most severe category, and prime minister fumio kishida urged people to seek shelter. >> do not go your daerous area if you feel you're in danger, do not hesitate to evacuate. please evacuate to safe areas while there is still light. amy: here in new york, the 77th united nations general assembly opens today with the climate emergency and the war in ukraine taking center stage. ahead of the gathering, secretary-general antÓnio guterres called out nations for failing to protect future generations, decrying the "sheer inadequacy of the globa

the weekend is the largest strongest storm in a decade is about to hit alaska right through the bering seao much for being here, everyone. as we'll show you as we're leaving you today, a live look in massachusetts, we're showing the ferry carrying migrants who have been dropped in martha's vineyard have arrived in cape cod, that bus is headed to joint base kcape cod. much more on that and many others up next on inside politics with john king. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. ♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at frees

we get tough storms in the bering sea. we get really tough storms in the gulf of alaska. but what we saw this year was a storm that was earlier in its intensity than we have seen in previous years. oftentimes people think about alaska and think, man, it must be tough when the ice is formed out over the whole sea and everything is locked in. actually, that's when we have safety, because when there is ice it takes you all the way up to the shoreline, these massive storms with the wind, they can't build the waves to that level to eat away at the shore to cause the destruction that we're seeing with, again, the intensity of the impact of this, of this storm. we in alaska were lucky. there were no people that were killed or injured, really astonishing given all that the area sustained. i think part of that was just due to being prepared, knowing that everybody had to hunker down. but when your community then is literally separated in two, as they were in hooper bay, where on the old side of town, you're cut off from your evacuation center, which is the school, because the wate

i'm originally from alaska and i was born upon the bering sea -- born up on the bering sea, but most of my life has been spent in new york -- not new york, anchorage. anyway, she came to power at a time when women were still dominated, to a large extent, by a deeply male, very powerful society and world of politics. she was not elected. she didn't seek the office of the queen. what she did was she was schooled when she was very young about what her duties would be, and rather than shy away from the awesome nature of that duty, she set out to learn the history of her people and to use that history to make herself a valuable asset, and i think she accomplished that over the years. i saw her in front of congress. you were playing the clip of her in the joint session. that was the woman who was not afraid of men. she stood there and she wasn't simpering or exhibiting any kind of emotion except quiet confidence because of how she had carried out her duties by then for several decades. to me, she represents someone who juggled the duties of motherhood and her job in a world that changed fr

begins, the mass migration of animals tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go through the bering strait to the south away from the bad weather of eternal ice, the path they have to be difficult, so from time to time. they are forced to make short halts. while the bears are on the shore, the walrus remains in the water. there they feel safer, hungry, bears throw greedy glances at the walruses, patiently waiting until the tired animals lose their vigilance. this walrus dared to get ashore alone. he is very weak to move. it can no longer go on. he cannot go unnoticed. it begins to get dark and the huge bear comes out on his track a by the next morning there is little left of the margin. the remains of a dead animal are found by a young bear, he is cautiously approaching the real owner, maybe somewhere nearby. and here it is only 200 meters away. this giant could easily punish the thief, but he overate so much that he can't even move. this is used by the young bear and is taken for an unexpected treat. the owner of the carcass, after a short reflection, retires to the tundra. the you

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deep-water, then north of the sharp wrangel and then in the chukchi sea, let's approach the place of dezhnev, there is already the beringd only then we will head to kamchatka in the russian maritime register of shipping. the number of classes of separate cheating operations has the full right to refuse those who want to go through on their own. permission to pass through the arctic waters is issued depending on the weather class and ice category. in the waters, the arctic is eager for activity and even experienced arctic captains always follow the instructions of ice experts. it happens that it snows in such a way that you do not see a huge ship, which you don't see next to him. people freeze equipment, stops breaks everything on the ship, of course, this does not work. although the eighty- second year and on sge, duck she sank, that is, here, please, were nearby, uh, icebreakers and transport ships could not help in any way the elements of artik, she is so different, completely different. vossia nuclear lighter, in the sea route it is an icebreaker itself, but for it in the arctic there are a lot of restrictions in thi

sea, let's go. we are judges, the bering strait is already there.later, and now again in new york, the head of the russian foreign ministry gives a press conference after a speech at a session of the un assembly . i have just spoken at the general assembly and outlined our position, but i would like to comment in hot pursuit on some of the statements that literally today are heard from washington, london to the receiver of other western capitals regarding the referendums that are being held these days in donetsk people's republic in the luhansk people's republic and in the liberated territories of the kherson and zaporozhye regions of ukraine , the hysteria that we are seeing is very revealing. the direct expression of the will of citizens has long ceased to be a form of establishing control over a particular territory that the west accepts and supports, but i would like to once again draw attention to what i already spoke about when, in august 2021, mr. zelensky loudly , but said that in the east of ukraine people do not even necessarily live about

deep water, then north of the sharp wrangel a, then in the chukchi sea, we will approach the place of dezhnev there is already the beringill head to kamchatka in the russian maritime register of shipping. nine ice classes are registered separately, four categories directly for icebreakers, but the headquarters of marine operations has every right to refuse those who want to pass on their own. permission to pass through the arctic waters is issued in depending on the weather class and ice category. in the waters, the arctic is eager for activity and even experienced arctic captains always follow the instructions of ice experts. in the arctic, it happens that it snows in such a way that you don’t see a huge ship that you don’t see next to it . people freeze equipment, stops breaks everything on the ship, of course this. it does not pass, although the eighty-second year and on sagaydak she sank, that is, here, please, were nearby. uh, icebreakers and transport ships. and the verses of such an artican could not help in any way, it is different, completely different. in the sea route, he is his own icebreaker. well, for him,

september, a mass migration of animals begins, tens of thousands of walruses leave the arctic seas and go through the beringternal ice. the path is not easy for them, so from time to time. they are forced to make short halts. while the bears on the shore of the margin remain in the water. there they feel safer, hungry, bears throw greedy glances at the walruses and patiently wait until the tired animals lose their vigilance. this walrus dared to get ashore alone. he is very weak to move. it can no longer go on. he can't go unnoticed. it begins to get dark and the huge bear comes out on his trail a by the morning of the next day there is little left of the walrus. the remains of a dead animal are found by a young bear, he is cautiously approaching the real owner, maybe somewhere nearby. and here it is, just 200 meters away. this giant easily could punish the thief, but he overate so much that he can not even budge. this is used by the young bear and is taken for an unexpected treat. the owner of toshi, after a short reflection, retires to the tundra. the young bear does not fully trust the peace-loving inten

sea waves. the remnants of typhoon murbach , which was weakening today as it moved north from the bering strait, officials say the storm caused widespread flooding and damage along 1000 miles of the alaska coastline. several communities reported homes were knocked off their foundations by the force of those incoming waves. the massive storm also influenced whether systems as far away as california were rare. late summer rains have been drenching the northern part of our state. yeah it's an unusual early fall here. it's not fall quite yet. this thursday will be the tunnel equinox, but yeah, lots going on . you got the alaskan event, which was one of the biggest terms they've seen up there in a decade. and then of course, we're getting some significant rain, breaking some rainfall for the entire month of september. for a lot of cities. it's not hard to do. september doesn't get a lot of rain. these are the current rainfall situation. it's a running total, so they keep moving. so that's just an idea. but we did see over two inches of rain and some of the coastal hero hill areas. especially in the n