we, svetlana abramova, denis stoykov, are responsible.mation right away. friday, october the fourth number. well, winter is coming. mountain peaks without snow caps. a sad picture. of the near future, which global warming paints for europeans. in the swiss alps this year, the melting of glaciers has accelerated significantly, an average of 2.5% of their volume has been lost, scientists have calculated. this is the highest figure in the last 10 years. researchers expected that the situation would be improved by last winter, which turned out to be snowy, but everything was crossed out by an extremely warm august, and on top of that , the wind from the sahara brought dust, accelerating the melting ice. if the trends continue. by the end of the century, a measly 20% will remain of the snow caps, or maybe even less, here are the forecasts that forecasters are giving us for the coming days, we will learn about maria borisova, she is already in the studio, maria, good morning, of course, yes, you are the second one, first autumn, maybe the wind

turned from side to side, turned on the tv to the right channel, here we are, svetlana abramova, denis stoykovday morning, october, the third day shows the calendar, we will turn it over soon, we will turn it over in kamchatka, the killer whales got into trouble, and people saved them, four whales were locked in a shallow baleen during low tide. the killer whales were in danger of dying. the participants in the rescue operation poured water on the animals for many hours in a row and dragged them to the depths. and here is the great news: the killer whales were able to swim freely and headed for the exit from the liman. the operation can be called finally successful when the killer whales will move out to sea. most likely, this will happen during the next high tide, maybe right now. and if you sail from kamchatka to the south, then after covering about 1.0 km, you can get to the island of ituru. our film crew is meeting this morning there. in addition to our colleagues, about 6.00 people live here permanently. and the life of the locals is significantly different from the everyday life of the m