fuji weather is a real lottery.t the forecast changed and we had to shift our plans a day. a few years before the pandemic, when japan was experiencing a tourism boom and fuji conquerors numbered in the hundreds of thousands, the authorities imposed a restriction, banning travel by private vehicle to the starting point on the mountainside. now everyone gets to one of the parking lots at the foot, there you need to buy a ticket for a regular bus. or a taxi, which is about 10 times more expensive, which go until 5:00 pm, that is , making night climbs has become much more difficult, you arrive for more than an hour, you go to fuji, yes, you are charged thousands of yen, wait a little, put it under windshield, we arrived at the parking lot in time to catch the 12 o'clock bus, they run every 45 minutes, our route is not standard, given the fact that we were going to film a report, we could be even half an hour late. japan is still fighting the coronavirus people with a fever are not allowed on the bus, so now there will

my social project was initiation by kintaro yoshi fuji the ceo of the star shop or a lab. it was his own experience of loneliness. it inspired him to stop the business. 10 times spent a number of years in hospitals as a child, the and what the what the she's off on the home. i was away from school for 3 and a half years that i remember always wishing i had a 2nd body on it unless, because if i had another body, even if i was injured or hospitalized, you've been, i could still participate in society, new. but in my 2nd body, was the check out and cut some costs of robots is often seen as a threat to our jobs that can tire 6 to take advantage of the social potential of new technologies. they will assist you. and so we don't want to use artificial intelligence robots to make our work more efficient or to reduce the number of people. but rather to create ways we can work, even if we become fedbid and we're unable to move our bodies back in. oh, you bustle, think goose title? i'd like you to raise visiting. don't cafe you for the 1st time. she wasn't sure what to expect from th

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govern by decree with a subterfuge looking for ways to fix the law and kind of dictatorship like fuji's in the end, these are questions that time and the argentinian reality. answer, but we are all looking forward, more so to the neighboring countries such as chile, bolivia, etc. brazil, for sure, and uruguay. what is going to happen with the immigration of argentines, who are going to look for new places, new expectations of life, where in addition, the conditions are also bad, están malas, qué ha pasado, qué queda? what happened? what's left? argentina becomes a colony of the united states who is going to give away its natural resources to north american companies, such as lithium, right? they have recently approved a special law in this regard that protects the interests of the americans, the property of americans. without doubt, at the same time, it has come into contradiction with its main contributor. in foreign currency, more than 43% of it, that is with the people's republic of china, china has told up to this point, up to here, there is no more currency, where are you going to

his second, climb japan's mount fuji a goal since childhood.pleting the marathon has convinced him he can do it. he is planning on trying this coming summer. >> both librarians inspirational. >> exactly must be something about being a librarian being around books and learning. both greater things to come. michael is going to continue to go through the roof in terms of attention. >> that smile he has is contagious. >> you can tell when people are genuinely love what they are talking about. >> they are both great. >> i say when i read books it takes me to another place whether that is a place i want to be or if i'm reading a thriller a place i don't want to be. that is part of the adventure of a librarian. >> books and reading. all right the power of sunshine for a day. >> yes. a day is right. because our next storm system is lining up. and we get a cold shot from canada. that's going to drop our temperatures once again. also the king tides still with us. that will impact coastal advisories in effect through friday. so, i will get to all of that

.. daily occupation forces uh to evacuate from the central area from the al magazi refuji camp and fuji camp and vast parts of refugee camps and as you know these camps are already overcrowded with the palestinian refugee and the palestinian civilians we are talking about hundreds of thousands of the palestinian people as we speak right now uh many explosions are being hered on the surrounding areas of the alaxa marters hospital uh oriented the israeli incubation forces uh would intensify their attacks more and more reaching elsewhere in the uh in the central area of gaza strip so apparently on the front of more massacers, more palestinian civilians to be killed by the israeli uccupation forces uh that which which still this moment maintain and keep targeting and hitting the palestinian residental buildings and the palestinian houses in balah city in almaghazi refugee camp. all right, thanks lot. and joining us from drl bella in central gaza. the un's maritime agency says some of the world's largest shipping companies keep avoiding the red seam increase in assaults on israely linked ves

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alkonis was driving with his wife and four children from mount fuji, when he lost consciousness, suffering acute mountain sickness. while he paid restitution, his supporters say he was dealt with more harshly for this tragic accident than he might have been had he not been an american. his wife, britney alkonis works tirelessly to bring them home. back in december, ridge was released by japan, only to be sent to a federal prison in los angeles. now, he is finally out and back home. ridge alkonis and his wife, britney, join us now. it's great to see you, lieutenant. what is it like to be home, out of prison with your wife and kids? >> first of all, i want to say i'm still active duty, so therefore, what i say today are my opinions alone and do not represent the navy, department of defense, or u.s. government as a whole. the feelings are indescribable, and honestly, i haven't found words for them from the moment the accident took place, my number one priority was to take care, as best i could, those that were hurt as part of the accident. that feeling has not wavered at all, and i still carr

he says he suffered acute mountain thickness while driving down from his family and mount fuji and that caused him to lose consciousness and tragically to cause a deadly car accident. the lieutenant was transferred to the u.s. in december and booked into a federal prison in california. now, he is home. we will bring you more on that story next week. we want to step back and put these latest strikes against the houthi rebels in yemen and in the larger context as the u.s. israel and iran -- way how their actions could unite a war that involves the entire middle east. we get insights right now from mormon role, who spent 34 years in the cia, including focused on iran. also in the studio is an israeli journalist for actio's and a foreign policy analyst for cnn. norman, let me start with you. what you think they are going to do now, and will be strikes make it more or less likely that we are going to see an outright war if you have to guess? >> iran is going to focus on issuing harsh the client rhetoric, demonstrating some fighting capability remains, spending time assessing damage to see wh

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