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we do so through our black sea trust fund that supports a new society in black sea countries but also by address -- so i also really want to thank our partners in this event for all the support they provide. i think we have a terrific lineup of speakers ready to contribute tonight. so today we want to dig a little bit more into the skublt ubject skra ukraine and georgia's relationship with nato and how these countries fit into -- reflection process. this is an initiative launched by nato secretary-general to see how nato can best prepare for the next decades. and eventually, this process may lead to a new strategic concept, and i think this is not a luxury. the current one dates back from 2010, if i'm not mistaken. so i would argue that there is a need to rethink nato strategy. the world that nato creates today has certainly changed in the last ten years. i think for instance about the increased presence of china and the european security landscape. think about the assertiveness of russia and key reasons for transatlantic security. so the alliance must adapt and if it wants to stay re

throat or a cup the honey of beekeeper has some quick who is known yawned his home on the turkish black sea coast because it's supposed to have special powers and here's a warning this time he can mess with your head. hassan coup 2 auto's mother suffers from high blood pressure making her an ideal test subject it's time for him to measure it again look hasan juju out of the names to have found just the right medicine for it a spoonful of this honey. he tells his daughter to eat a spoonful to he's convinced this honey boosts the human immune system. it's just such a small amount when we were blood pressure a little bit more would have a bigger effect but if you want too much of it you can go into a coma. lot as honey is thought to possess healing properties and more it can also have an intoxicating effect hence the name. turkish for mad honey could do what it takes orders for it from all across turkey and sometimes even from abroad but his bees produce this honey extremely sparingly. just from all of the dark in the center his chest not a loss of money you don't need a light heart or in the

throat or a cup the honey of beekeeper has some quick who is known yawned his home on the turkish black sea coast because it's supposed to have special powers and here's a warning this time he can mess with your head. a son to 2 up his mother suffers from high blood pressure making her an ideal test subject so it's time for him to measure it again as sanjoy to opt out that means to have found just the right medicine for it a spoonful of this honey. he tells his daughter to eat a spoonful to he's convinced this honey boosts the human immune system. it's just such a small amount the only lower blood pressure a little bit more would have a bigger effect the murder if you want too much of it or you could fall into a coma. good luck as honey is that this is healing properties and more it can also have an intoxicating effect hence the name. turkish from that honey could do what it takes orders for it from all across turkey and sometimes even from abroad but his bees produce this honey extremely sparingly. based on a lot of the dark in the center his chest not a loss of money in the light margarin

is known his home on the turkish black sea coast because it's supposed to have special powers and here's a warning this honey can mess with your head. hassan coup to artist mother suffers from high blood pressure making her an ideal test subject it's time for him to measure it again pass on to 2 auto claims to have found just the right medicine for it a spoonful of this honey. he tells his daughter to eat a spoonful to he's convinced this honey boosts the human immune system. it's just such a small amount of only lower blood pressure a little bit more would have a bigger effect but if you want too much of it you can fall into a coma. good luck as honey is that this is healing properties and more it can also have an intoxicating effect hence the name. turkish from that honey could do what it takes orders for it from all across turkey and sometimes even from abroad but his bees produce this honey extremely sparingly. based on a lot of the dark in the center his chest not a loss of money you need a light heart for in the eyesight is my honey. this honey has gained a sort of school wide fame

the key to a lot of family lives in the wild landscape of turkey's black sea coast every day they drive up into the mountains to check on their beehives the medicinal or intoxicating effects their honey can have on people can be traced to the flowers of the pond to little dendreon it's thrives in this area it's flowers and leaves contain substances that can have toxic effects when consumed. if someone eats too much of it they can start to see black and stagger around and. their head and ears get hot and her pulse slows down. in fact the emergency room of the nearest provincial hospital regularly treats victims of mad honey. good she's good with a puppy if you talk to dave a caller because some of them start seeing double digits i can cause heart attacks or even cardiac arrest all of the skin that but in most cases of delhi we just want to the patients for 24 hours and then send them home you know once the post has stabilised fulfilled loves and. they do it. yet the honey is not prohibited beekeeper his son to to la to naturally into sizes gets beneficial qualities he's willing to climb

battleships into the black sea.re are more and more serious hacks, by the russians this time, by the chinese before, by other countries, and yet we never seem to be able to product ourselves. finish -- protect ourselves. i mean, the government, we're not doing good at this. as much as we have the smartest, most innovative technologically savvy people in the world, they're not helping the government or us as society. with. need to accept the fact that the government isn't able to do this. we need help, and we need help fast, and we need it from silicon valley who has been so far reluctant to help republicans, democrats or anybody in the government. emand number two, where are the red lines? i mean, when you just said what are the responses going to be, well, is, this an aboutover of war or is this not an act of war? did they just steal some e-mail addresses, or are they trying to undermine the civilian infrastructure? and then finally, you know, i'm sorry to hear joe biden say that intoday, that, oh, it's all dond tr

these women reference, sarah churchill standing with her father and military leader looking at the black sea where they see carnage, it becomes democracy versus soviet collectivization which is unique. the conscience of the conference and the way she is very astute, a real knack for political understanding. the lack thereof seen throughout the conference, the lack of bathrooms leads to moments of humor in the midst of tens days, stalin dashes out of the room to find his toilet and his guards don't realize he has done that, it resolves quickly and very entertaining after hours -- >> you are writing about a time these unelected members are not just in the center but they play an important role and has to with the nature of being women they do this by virtue of them, they have access but not agency or authority to act but two different questions. one is an aspect of women in women's history that is unique to women that they are present but absent and the second thing is it is funny to be celebrating these unelected family members and their roles even though in a democracy is there or should the

east over the next couple of days areas of cloud across northern parts of the region around the black sea the caspian sea all the way down towards the red sea here you can see this line of cloud here that is effectively a cold front like the temperature in kuwait 20 celsius here in doha we could be up to 30 degrees once again now ask a pair popular make its way further east which i mean 19 celsius in kuwait on sunday afternoon wetter weather moving into that western side of iran that will lead to widespread flooding say have pushed right to the heart of the country here in concert we should stay dry but as a system pushes through monday things will freshen up temperatures will struggle get to 24 celsius crappy with the sweater then on the other side of the arabian sea largely dry across a good part of india mist and fall problems up towards the north yes but it's down to the south where we remain very concerned about a tropical side a that's making its way across the tunnel not a grassy rolling over towards carolina right warnings in force here as a result of that there will be further fl

face come to the black sea fleet africa see rates will further rise. and new more contagious strain of cold and i was being detected in the hands of a world wide more than 40 countries bombing arrivals from the u.k. . victory or defeat while the u.k. prime minister celebrates a historic bragg's it deal of course the english channel the european union's chief negotiator describes it as a lose lose result.

of the black sea. fleet. judgment coming crisis with this until. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing a general way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges crave the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. as the u.s. economy was booming gaining numbers of people when they made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes america still is the leader bob that's the reality of it is we're not financially quantity and the lack of the affordable housing living minimum wage give many people no choice. that's been a problem with the city knows turn. cold to stay away all this. stuff the food that is the way it's because it's the requires. the most vulnerable in abandoned on the streets to become the invisible cliques. and we met dr nichols almost a year ago i think she has a very good heart she wants to help people maybe a little awkward but she's got a really sweet heart my name's tommy adler i'm in a crimi

one of them sarah churchill standing with the father and military leaders looking out at the black sea where they see some carnage in the water, purposes going after school of fish and birds attacking from above and it comes this metaphor for democracy versus soviet collectivization, which is really unique. i see many ways the conscious of the conference in the way she's very astute and has a real knack for political understanding. another of my favorite moment is when, there are many moments where the lack of bathrooms leads to some light moments and humor in the tense days. the daughters are observing this on the fringes and it's very entertaining after these hours of bludgeoning each other over the future of poland in the conference room. >> its extraordinary because you're writing about a time where these unelected members of political families are not just in the center but they're playing an important role. it has to do with the nature of being women that they are able to do this by virtue of being daughters. they have an access even if you don't have agency or authority to act.

francisco dominguez he thinks some countries are waging an information campaign against the russian black sea. and he's a sort of effort to create a whole war on those fear deeply by the united states but also by some of the european car. a degree of russia and china but the reason needs that they have to come to the conclusion that there is certain a massive because of the fighting against the gun then because these computer china russia and a few others actually have demonstrated that if you have a sense if you put people before profit if you actually cared about the population rather than anything is going to result in a you know demonstrably good where if you were to compare the formants all european countries the united kingdom but also the united states where you have something close to a catastrophe and that's the reason why it is the future campaign unfortunately she's bored by it with the media and the occasional 1940 by conservative forces around maggie and my reason we created a must the question we're going to be the country control is here where the jobs u.s. has revealed its 1st

francisco 'd domingo as he thinks some countries are waging information campaign against the russian black sea and he's a sort of effort to create a cold war other most deeply by the united states but also by some of the you do. and this is they take the russia and china as the reason needs that they have to come to the conclusion that they suffered a massive egos goofy with the fighting we got and then we because these countries china russia and a few others actually have the us if you have a say if you put people before profits if you actually cared about the population rather than anything you get the results and you know you want to be good. with the compare foreman's all european countries the united kingdom but also the united states where he'll have something close to us to pretend that the reason why the three's company unfortunately she supported by it was the media and the asian wasn't in it or to the conservative forces around mathy and my reason we created a must but we're going to be the country controllers the live where the jobs. as we approach the end of 2020 now website slots

across a good part of the middle east at the moment still a fair amount of play out just around the black sea the caspian sea said through the event we got some showers in the forecast here just some cloud to just coming down into saudi arabia through kuwait just to the north of us here in qatar will see the showers continue across central parts of saudi arabia want to see showers to up towards the north of iran and showers just pushing into that eastern side of the mediterranean over the next day or 2 becoming a little more extensive as we go through saturday so sliding across jordan more than past saudi arabia try to push a little further southwards that the is going to make too much progress for us here in qatar but come the early part of next week this may well flick through not much rain on it but it will freshen things up temperatures struggling to get to maybe $24.00 or $25.00 degrees for the south africa fun and dry cross the whole of africa plenty of showers into the heart of africa and you see across central and southern parts there but a wet weather on the cards over the next day o

victims of a russian to you 154 plane crash has been held in new jersey the flight crashed into the black sea on its way to syria killing everyone on board that included the entire alexander choir of the russian armed forces as well as a prominent russian charity worker elizabeth. a tragedy happened on christmas day in 26 the memorials been organized annually by the u.s. branch of the sugar institute a local fire department and russia's permanent mission to the united nations. now coming next on this episode of going on the ground former israeli prime minister you speaks with afshin rattansi that's it from me tonight i'm leaving in the hands though offshores almost all god you through the night's global headlines in half hour's time join us again. time after town c. and welcome to going on the ground the team and i will be back with a brand new season starting on my birthday january 13th but until then we will be showing some of your favorite shows from this season. this is part one of a 2 part special looking into what trump so called abraham accord signed between the leaders of the united s

francisco domingo as he thinks some countries are waging an information campaign against the russian black sea and he says of the effort to create a cold war fear deeply by the united states but also by some of the. d.c.s. they deeply in russia and china the reason needs that they have to come to the conclusion that they suffered a massive egos the. then these countries china russia and a few others actually have demonstrated if you have a sense if you put people before profits if you actually cared about the population rather. than the results of you know the mostly good where if you were to compare we. all european countries the united kingdom but also the united states where you have something close to 2 feet then that's the reason why the 3 should come back unfortunately she's bored by it was the media age in 1942 i consider the forces around mackley and my reason we've created a mass the 1st we're going to be the country control this year where the jobs. are lost for an hour from the newsroom for me in the studio but the programs keep on rolling here in our take out to show in moments tha

italy and the balkans we've also seen some very heavy rain a little further east of which was the black sea in boulder area we saw 120 millimeters of rain in 24 as in there's more where that came from is that west of weather then piling in from the west some snow there over the alps a fair bit of that says well war heavy showers pushing over tools corsica some western weather once again over towards the i and you see pushing into that western side of great southern parts of the balkans a little strieber this stage for the balkans as we go on so it's a bug area as we go on through friday but to the north of that we have got some showers longer spells of rain which will not stay away further north what's the line more rain and a day more snow to come in here as we go on into wes and stay plenty of eastern side of the met plenty of showers up towards northern parts as well central areas of the mediterranean also saying some of that western weather of course and what's a weather stretching its way across the fall most of africa send more than ours america algeria and libya also turning rather u

slightest way down towards the divine or it helps joining up that wetter weather over towards the black sea and snow there into that western side of russia more blustery conditions wet weather into the southeast of europe as we go on through sunday we'll look up towards the northwest all for weather very heavy rain with the possibility of some flooding coming down across central parts of france at that stage snow on the leading edge of that to the south of that it is dry for much a spy but pretty cold in madrid. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground in the canaries what is the situation there's only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinion just how big this foreign policy in the early stages of a bi ministration he comes into office with a huge amount of foreign policy experience in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines how will a place like it will get the vaccine when there's no money at all the rest of rich countries are fighting for an inside story on al-jazeera. back you're watching out of syria time to recap our headlines now 3 un peacekeepers ha

slightest way down towards the developer it helps joining up about wetter weather over towards the black sea and snow into that western side of russia more blustery conditions wet weather into the southeast of europe as you go on through sunday we'll look up towards the northwest all for weather very heavy rain with the possibility of some flooding coming down across central parts of france at that stage snow on the leading edge of that to the south of that it is dry for much of spy but pretty cold in madrid. every year 50000000 tons of electronic waste is thrown away the majority is a leak in the downed in developing countries right now electronic waste is the most traded hazardous way of retracing the tax through the criminal organizations making big profits and asking why the west is turning a blind. man made on the waste trail on al-jazeera. the or her. welcome back to watching algis there i'm mary on the mozzie a quick look at the main stories a motorhome has exploded in downtown nashville shaking the u.s. city in what police say was an intentional act 3 people have been taken to hospit

countries are looking to buy sputnik the yet western critics have already written off the russian black sea and up next on your hawkins looks at why that is. the media today is full of big headlines pfizer's covert 19 vaccine is officially the 1st to be approved in a western country with the united kingdom leading the way there's a sense of excitement that lives can be saved on the 1st steps towards coverts final defeat have been taken i would like to pay tribute to those who made this possible it is the protection. that were ultimately allow us to recreate our lives and get our economy moving again this is a victory but the real winner in the race for a covert job has been vaccine protectionism to many in western media and stablish meant only western produced vaccines can even be considered as part of a global solution to the pandemic and now there are break through from the advantage is that there's a seneca high as pfizer makes a final push drug company pfizer says it is a great day for science c.e.o. of pfizer tweeting out his congratulations. this is really a historic day we have pfize

east over the next couple of days areas of cloud across northern parts of the region around the black sea the caspian sea all the way down towards the red sea here you can see this line of cloud here how does effectively a cold front look at the temperature in kuwait 20 celsius here in doha we could be up to 30 degrees once again now that's going to pay a popular make its way further east where it's i mean 19 celsius in kuwait on sunday afternoon west of weather moving into that western side of iran that will lead to widespread flooding see have pushed right to the heart of the country here in concert we should stay dry but as a system pushes through monday things will freshen up temperatures will struggle get to 24 celsius crap you would be sweater then on the other side of the arabian sea you dry across a good part of india mist and fall problems up towards the north yes but it's down into the south where we remain very concerned about a tropical sideline but arrive a that's making its way across the tunnel not a grassy rolling over towards kerala right warnings in force here as a resul

even that's not as cold as it was with those single figures there are a few snow showers around the black sea so to get them as well maybe belgariad basically it's dull quiet weather but this rain give us some parts which was so sudden will produce some flooding and that's particularly true as temperatures rise now the warmish bit will go through here i think so some of the particularly warm in scandinavia those honest kozik could be but if you take someone like vienna it is temperatures up to about 10 even more than that by midweek and the average is time is for snorri a cold place so there's going to be a considerable saw which isn't a particularly good sing for sounds much rain still fairly wet at least for a day and that rails for dancer libya and tunisia where equally it has been quite wet. we've never had a president who has literally for 45 years repeatedly attacked our democracy. you loose your letter it isn't playing it for you i don't have a narrative i have a question you're hitting their brain where people can't get treated and even further join me richelle carey on upfront is my

last week's rather disturbed weather still some but some places the cloud around the turkey for the black sea over towards the caspian sea you might just catch a drop of rain at say just up to its attack iran over the mountains in iran but for most it is dry and 5 minutes freshening up here in doha temperature is $25.00 celsius with that just blowing across the region we go on into friday could be freshest still the $23.00 degrees grab you have brought peace them abt a west positive rain but more importantly do grab a sweater it is going to feel a little on the cool side then dry and fine across northern parts of somalia meanwhile plenty of showers there into the democratic republic of congo some showers that see into angola and we see some heavy rain recently into zimbabwe just around the rift valley more than parts of my exam be could see some showers as well and notice some what's the weather just coming back into that eastern side of south africa for a time madagascar will be rather unsettled as we go on through the next couple of days some heavy downpours coming in here some rather livel

was cross central parts of the mediterranean further east and west the weather over towards the black sea but not too much in between fine and dry slow clap it's the folks in the case increasing waves will help shift some of that for those central areas wetter weather making its way into germany spell of dry weather they're coming back across the british isles but the the next batch of powder right not too far away that will push in across the press potentially as we go into the early part of next week some bass pieces of wet weather also lapping on to the shores of algeria over parts of morocco some wet weather a possibility too into tunisia course much of north africa it is of course dry but we have got some showers just hugging the coast of guinea with some wetter weather all the way over to sierra leone and. frank assessments you've got colleagues on the ground and in the canaries what is the. situation there is only one doctor and one nurse or 2200 people informed opinions how big does foreign policy figure in the early stages of a bomb in the situation he comes into office with a hu

saudi arabia further north doesn't plushy dry and fine brisk winds from time to time up towards the black sea and the caspian sea a brisk enough wind say just around the whole of africa but again it's largely looking dry here jaci the shallows just around that so western side of kenya pushing across into democratic republic of congo pushing across the good parts of welsh i was still in place there in angola mostly that shabby rain stretching its way down into namibia as we go on into the next couple of days showers to to the east of south africa may well have trouble cycling making its way across madagascar with the threat of flooding. but. when all that seems to matter is the headline there is always 2 sides to a story when narratives and counter narratives obscure reality the leader on the one hand the enemy is open neither on the other hand the listening post strips away the spin what kind of reporting if you can see it on the ground misinformation is right lays bare the body is a lot of people believe things because they want to believe that a done covers the uncomfortable truths do you t

slightest way down towards the divine or it helps joining up that wetter weather over towards the black sea and snow there into that western side of russia more blustery conditions wet weather into the southeast of europe as you go on through sunday we'll look up towards the northwest all for weather very heavy rain with the possibility of some flooding coming down across central parts of france at that stage snow on the leading edge of that to the south of that it is dry for much a spy but pretty cold in madrid. stories of abuse in aged care homes in the west are shocked. that there's not one i want to speak to those sending elderly loved ones to try to live out their deaths on al-jazeera. al-jazeera with. the the us. hello again i'm the stars you take and i hope that's reminder of our top stories here this hour 3 un peacekeepers have been killed by unidentified attack is in central african republic ahead of sunday's election and the one secretary general antonio terrorist has condemned those killings and acoa and demanded an investigation. ceasefire between a coalition of rebel groups and

showers across central parts of the mediterranean further race and what's the weather over towards the black sea but not too much in between fine and dry slow clap it's the folks in the case increasing waves will help shift some of that for those central areas wetter weather making its way into germany spell of dry weather they're coming back across the british isles but the the next batch of town right not too far away that will push in across the press potentially as we go into the early part of next week's faces of wet weather also lapping onto the shores of algeria over parts of morocco some wet weather a possibility too into tunisia course much of north africa it is of course dry but we have got some showers just hugging the coast of guinea with some wetter weather all the way over to sierra leone and. in the poorest suburbs of 3 european cities community tensions often reveal a sharp cultural divides but they feel they have no future and are sidelined as yet discrimination is a real problem in across the al-jazeera world meet some of those struggling with racism radicalization and life on

as a murder people to be wheedled of the black sea world if you. come in a crisis like this. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing way but we also know that this crisis not go on forever challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. continuity or change this is what are you considering a potential. point to obama's legacy when fighting do the same thing. or is this all only for continuity. not the occupant in the. phone is a burden. and france are going through a very dangerous period actually the turkish president urges friends to get rid of it's a leader as relations between the countries hit new lows. drugs giant pfizer prepares it to roll out its vaccine in britain and seeks approval in the us its chief executive admits it might not stop those who take it from spreading the virus . and moscow slams what it calls fabricated accusations against journalists to russia affiliated news agencies charged with violating a new sanctions.

whether the effectiveness of its covert $1000.00 vaccine can be boosted when combined with russia's black sea trials are expected to start in the coming weeks the u.s. supreme court has rejected a legal bid from the state of texas to every turn donald trump selection to feed the president back the lawsuit which sought to throw out the results in 4 key states u.s. president elect joe biden has unveiled 5 top picks for his incoming administration many of them are familiar names with close ties to former president barack obama's cabinet iran has executed a dissident journalist convicted of fueling antigovernment on rest according to state media was captured by the revolutionary guard in 2019 after years in exile was accused of stalking violence through a social media channel during nationwide protests in 2017. at least 10 rockets have been fired on afghanistan's capital kabul killing one person wounding 2 others an afghan government spokesman says they were fired from a vehicle on the city's outskirts has been a claim of responsibility new evidence in the case of an italian student tortured and

across a good part of the middle east at the moment still a fair amount of cloud just around the black sea the caspian sea through the event we've got some showers in the forecast here just some cloud to just coming down into saudi arabia through kuwait just to the north of us here in qatar will see the showers continue across central parts of saudi arabia want to see showers to up towards a more of iran and showers just pushing into that eastern side of the mediterranean over the next day or 2 becoming a little more extensive as we go through saturday so sliding across jordan more than past saudi arabia try to push a little further southwards that the is going to make too much progress for us here in qatar but come the early part of next week this may well flick through not much rain on it but it will freshen things up temperatures struggling to get to maybe 24 or 25 degrees for the south africa fun and dry across the whole of africa plenty of showers into the heart of africa and you see across central and southern parts of the wet weather on the cards over the next day or so lively showe

east over the next couple of days areas of cloud across northern parts of the region around the black sea the caspian sea all the way down to ward's the red sea and you can see this line of cloud here that is effectively a cold front look at the temperature in kuwait 20 celsius here in doha we could be up to 30 degrees once again now as got a pet popular make its way further east where it's i mean 19 celsius in kuwait on sunday afternoon wetter weather moving into that western side of iran that will lead to widespread flooding you see have pushed right into the heart of the country here in concert we should stay dry but as a system pushes through monday things will freshen up temperatures will struggle to get to 24 celsius crappy woody sweater then on the other side of the arabian sea lions you drive across a good part of india mist unfold problems up towards the north yes but it's down into the south where we remain very concerned about a tropical cycle and brevity that's making its way across the tunnel not a grassy rolling over towards carolina red warnings in force here as a result of

slide this way down swells they devour it helps joining up about what's the weather over towards the black sea and snow into that western side of russia more blustery conditions wet weather into the southeast to be able to go on through sunday bill look up towards the northwest all for weather very heavy rain with the possibility of some flooding coming down across central parts of france at that stage all the leading edge of that to the south of that it is dry for much of spy but pretty cold in which it. context this is the same story telling around the biggest issues but. you should do it again. stories of abuse in aged care forums in the west to show. that there's no it's not just one no one he speaks those sending elderly loved ones to thailand to live out the attacks on al jazeera. a motorhome explodes in the u.s. city of nashville shattering a neighborhood after playing a recorded bomb warning. you're watching all this there are live from the headquarters and. also coming up ceasefire off fighting flares again in the central african republic a head of sunday's election. millions fly arou

- has two identical offices, one in the kremlin in moscow, and then one on the beach down on the black seahe work office? or is he-- is he down there? it strikes me as a very, you know, despotic thing to do to have two offices. so we don't even know where you are. >> stephen: you don't know if this is the real stephen colbert or if it's my body double. >> you could have a guy that sort of looks like you with the bad hair and the whole bit and a couple of prosthetics -- >> stephen: you had to go for the ear. baldy! ( laughter ) >> oh, man, i wish i had something for you. >> stephen: you ever see that movie "dave?" i could be kevin kline right now. >> you could-- you could be, you could be. >> stephen: tom, tom hanks, this is the second time you've joined us under covid conditions. that gives you some-- some idea. we've now achieved two hanks' worth of covid-19-- >> well, much, much like the vice-- the vaccine requires two, two inoculations. >> stephen: that's right. >> so i'm-- i'm-- this is the follow-up. this is the follow-up. >> stephen: and i know you have to be refrigerated between app

i've written about a russian battleship, the black sea, about breaking a four minute mile. i written a book about the sabotage of the nazi bond program. my most recent is about a david goliath kind of story. people often ask me, how the heck do you choose the subject? i don't quite understand. my wife rather ungenerously says that i pick them based on where i want to travel next. i don't think that is necessarily true. i look for stories about people are doing as to what we think are impossible. stories about ordinary people being put in extraordinary situations and coming through it. i ask myself two questions before i start a book. the first question is do i have something new to say about the story? this story about adolf eichmann and his capture. this story was largely missed. it was largely written by people involved in the operation. eichmann was in argentina. he lapped both feet forward to go and get. everything went swimming italy, nothing went wrong. it was a perfect operation from start to finish. and that could not be further from the case. gathering the various

tonight i have written a lot of different books about many vastly writ subjects i've written about the black sea, john banister breaking the four minute mile. the sabotage of the nazi program. my most recent book is about the david and goliath story about the jewish race car driver taking on silver as well before the war. people often ask me how do you choose the subjects? i don't quite understand. my wife rather ungenerously says i pick them based on where i want to travel next i don't think that's necessarily true. what i look for is to introduce stories of people doing what we think is impossible. stories of ordinary people putting through extraordinary situations and getting through. it my first question is something to have something to say about the story, and the story about adolf eichmann and his capture, -- the adult version, this story was largely myth. it was largely written by the people who were involved in the operation, namely esther around, and if you took his word for it he heard that eichmann was in argentina and he lapped both feet forward, everything went swimmingly, nothing

- has two identical offices, one in the kremlin in moscow, and then one on the beach down on the black seawork? is he in the work office? or is he-- is he down there? it strikes me as a very, you know, very despotic thing to do, to have two offices. so we don't really know where you are. >> stephen: and you don't even know if this is the real stephen colbert, or if it's just my body double. it could be my body double. this could be a double. >> i was going to say, you know, you could have a guy that sort of looks like you with the bad ear and the whole bit and just a couple of prosthetics, added to one side of his face. >> stephen: you had to go for the ear! you had to go for the ear. baldy! ( laughter ) >> oh, man, i wish-- i wish i hadn't said that one. >> stephen: you ever see that movie "dave?" you ever see that movie "dave?" i could be kevin kline right now. >> you could-- you could be. you could be. >> stephen: tom, tom hanks, this is the second time you've joined us under covid conditions. that gives you some-- some idea. we've now achieved two hanks' worth of covid-- of covid quara

weather coming in across the middle east at the moment we've got a little more cloud up towards the black seatowards the caspian sea but south of that is slightly fine in try as it should be but it's on the fresh side temperatures struggling even here in doha highs of around 25 celsius on thursday and it's colder still grab a sweater is 23 celsius there on friday but at least it should be largely dry some little puffs a tad a little further north up towards kuwait you might see wanted to shout up towards caspian aside that's about it perhaps you know sharon to the western side of yemen around the horn of africa slightly settled and dr we've got plenty of showers into the heart of africa the democratic republic of congo seeing more heavy downpours heavier showers too just sliding across the rift valley pushing into northern parts of angola and it's more of the same as we go on through friday you can see that fine dry weather across a good part of somalia the west the weather as it should be now a good deal further south right down the rift valley some heavy showers there into was there the big

i've written about a russian battleship, mutiny, in the black sea. i've written about roger banister breaking the four-minute mile, i've written a book about the sabotage of the nazi bomb program. and my most recent book is about the david and goliath story about a jewish race car driver taking on the german silver arrows before the war. and people ask me, how the heck do you choose these subjects? i don't quite understand. my wife rather ungenerously says that i pick them based on where i want to travel next. i don't think that's necessarily true. but i look for, introduce stories about people doing what we think is impossible. stories about ordinary people being put in extraordinary situations and coming through it. and i asked myself two questions before i started. the first question is, do i have something new to say about this story? and this story about adolf eichmann and his capture largely before writing hunting eichmann or nazi hunters, the young adult version. this story was largely myth. it was largely written by the people who were involv

was cross central parts of the mediterranean further east and west the weather over towards the black sea but not too much in between fine and dry slow clap it's the folks in the case increasing waves will help shift some of that for those central areas wetter weather making its way into germany spell of dry weather they're coming back across the british isles but the the next batch of town right not too far away that will push in across the press potentially as we go into the early part of next week some base pieces of wet weather also lapping onto the shores of algeria well in parts of morocco some wet weather a possibility too into tunisia course much of north africa it is of course dry but we have got some showers just hugging the coast of guinea with some wetter weather all the way over to sierra leone and. american people have finally folk in america as i see it when america is off balance or will become more dangerous the world is looking at us live next year of sadness and grief. with the election behind us will the republican party dump truck to the fuel weekly take on us politic

saudi arabia further north doesn't plushy dry and fine brisk winds from time to time up towards the black sea and the caspian sea a brisk enough wind to just around the whole of africa but again it's largely looking dry here georgie the shallows just around that western side of kenya pushing across into democratic republic of congo pushing across the good parts of welsh i was still in place there in angola to see that shabby rain stretching its way down into namibia as we go on into the next couple of days showers 2 to the east of south africa may well have trouble cycling making its way across madagascar with the threat of flooding. from false. as societies develop. requiring innovative solutions. as a global development of the company power is uniquely positioned to deliver. we provide business growth economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally energy solutions for future generations. pioneering future energy. around the world. plus thousands of. people. subscribe. you're watching our does our reminder of our top stories this hour the central african republic will go a

weather coming in across the middle east at the moment we've got a little more cloud up towards the black sea towards the caspian sea but south of that is largely fine it right as it should be but it's on the fresh side temperatures struggling even here in doha highs of around 25 celsius on thursday and it's colder still grab a sweater is 23 celsius there on friday but at least it should be largely dry some little puffs a tad a little further north up towards kew where you might see wanted to show up towards caspian aside that's about it perhaps your share into the western side of yemen around the horn of africa slightly settled and dry we got plenty of showers into the heart of africa the democratic republic of congo seeing more heavy downpours heavier showers too just sliding across the rift valley pushing into northern parts of angola and it's more of the same as we go on through friday you go you can see that fine dry weather across a good part of somalia the west the weather as it should be now a good deal further south right down the rift valley some heavy showers there into their big s

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last week's rather disturbed weather still some but some places the cloud around the turkey for the black seaover towards the caspian sea you might just catch a drop of rain that say just up to its attack iran over the mountains in iran but for most it is dry and finite freshening up here in doha temperature is $25.00 celsius with that just blowing across the region we go on into friday could be freshest still the $23.00 degrees so grab your brollies them abt a west positive rain but more importantly do grab a sweater it is going to feel a little on the cool side then dry and fine across northern parts of somalia meanwhile plenty of showers there into the democratic republic of congo some showers that too into angola and we see some heavy rain recently into zimbabwe just around the rift valley mall in parts of my exam be could see some showers as well and notice some what's the weather just coming back into that eastern side of south africa for a time madagascar will be rather unsettled as we go on through the next couple of days some heavy downpours coming in here and rather lively showers t