and she will get _ days to be george canning and she will get that dubious record. us — will get that dubious record. you have given us a _ will get that dubious record. gm. have given us a list of names from the front page of the financial times, there are some names on the front page of the iron newspaper, these are the runners and riders, what do you make of those names? they have given us three potential successors. it seems remarkable that we are talking about successors with the prime minister has —— she has barely got herself settled into the office. ben wallace, who chose not to run for the leadership over the summer. rishi sunak, the erstwhile chancellor who came second to liz truss and that ballot of tory members, despite having the largest number of backers within the parliamentary party. and penny mordaunt, who was ahead of liz truss and most of the rounds of voting of mps but ended up finishing third. 0ver mps but ended up finishing third. over the weekend we hear that ritchie saw nick and penny mordaunt totally gets on, that a lot of people will trust

george. yes, i think you can exect david lloyd george. ou can expect there was plenty - david lloyd george. yes, i think you can expect there was plenty going . david lloyd george. yes, i think you | can expect there was plenty going on tonight and lots of conversations about liz truss�*s future. these conversations have been happening for weeks now. liz truss always had critics and her party. she only had a third support her really. she was going to have a difficult time with party authority, but i think how badly things have got so quickly means that even her supporters are questioning how long she can remain. i think tonight, it feels like there has been a rationing up of this. lots of mps of the problem of not knowing what comes after liz truss. the situation is so bad, they need to worry what comes next after. i think lots were looking at the contest and saying, is that the best thing we can do? but also, can any candidate current in the unite the tory party? liz truss had lots of problems today, but ultimately, the tory party is pret

she set a record because before her, the prime minister with the shortest term of service was george canning, who served in this position for 119 days, and that was in 1827, mr. volodymyr, that with the resignation of liz tras , world politics and especially great britain's policy towards ukraine, if it changes. it seems to me that nothing changes in world politics, because the reasons and resignations are purely internal problems of unemployment, inflation , a high problem, e.e. in the field of health care, e.e. medical insurance and so on. well, plus prices on the energy carrier, unfortunately, she was not able to cope with this crazy internal pressure, but you know this is democracy, that's how democracy works in normal countries, no matter how unfortunate we are. i have repeatedly expressed my support, but because i repeat , this is an internal issue of great britain, and they will deal with it. i am absolutely sure that this will not change anything . to those world processes that currently exist and are happening. so i think we can sleep peacefully, well, really, personally, it is an e

this is george canning, who stayed in his chair twice as long as the fox and left him because he diedll, they also say that the liter does not have a photo with vladimir putin and that she was incredibly quickly able to set even her party members against herself, but in the meantime , protocols that have not yet become dusty have been published in the uk on the procedure for electing the next example among the applicants and predecessors of the predecessors. trails over johnson well, what else are there? lisa gerson found out britain is a country of tradition. here comes another tradition of frequently changing its prime minister, the country again was left without a leader. is it true that the rhinestone is still formally in office, but only until the moment when a replacement is selected for her, and, frankly , there are no options for replacements, and another tradition for british journalists, noting the assumption of the position of a new prime minister , is to mentally compose words for another political obituary. it is now as popular a genre as the genre of the prime minister's

who is the shortest serving prime minister in the uk in our lifetime— that was someone called george canningt sadly died at the end of that period. the way grant shapps, one of those she sacked, grant shapps of railway fame — he or she decided to say he's got ten days to save her premiership. that's quite an extraordinary thing to say after such an extraordinary time about one of your own.— after such an extraordinary time about one of your own. let's look at that in more — about one of your own. let's look at that in more detail, _ about one of your own. let's look at that in more detail, turning - about one of your own. let's look at that in more detail, turning to - that in more detail, turning to the independent. "pm fights to keep cabinet in line as splits deepen." trust has ten days to save her premiership, according to grant shapps —— liz truss. he's by no means the first x cabinet minister who's spoken out against her and the end amendment —— independent calls mutinous mp5. it’s end amendment -- independent calls mutinous mps-_ mutinous mps. it's very interesting, look at this — muti

a record, because before her, she was the prime minister of the shortest term of service was george canning, who served in this position for 119 days, and it was in 1827, mr. volodymyr, that with the resignation of liz tras, world politics, and especially great britain's policy towards ukraine, is changing, if this changes. it seems to me that nothing will change in all your policies, since the reasons and resignations are purely internal problems of unemployment, inflation, a high problem in the field of health care, health insurance, etc. well, plus the prices of energy sources it's a pity we couldn't cope with this crazy internal pressure, but you know that's democracy, that's how democracy works in monolithic countries, no matter how unfortunate we are, because once upon a time - this is our friend, our friend, she knows ukrainian issues well and proved i have repeatedly expressed my support, but once again, i repeat, this is an internal issue of great britain , and they will deal with it. i am absolutely sure that this will not change anything. they are not inserted into ukraine, nor a

so george canning — prime minister? she is indeed. so george canning was _ prime minister?rt of precedent for the sort of thing. so what does this say to the uk, to the rest of the world, about the functioning of parliament here, the mother of parliaments, just across the road from where we are standing, what does it say about how it functions and how the parties within the system here function? people all around the world look to parliament, so many copied parliaments in one form or other, and so many copied the office of prime minister, which is the longest surviving office anywhere, leader's office anywhere in the modern world. 301 years. we are now onto our 57th prime minister, 57 varieties indeed of prime minister, and i think it's showing them that the country that should be the most grown—up and mature, that has given its system of government across the world, is making a total hash of it at the moment. 5? making a total hash of it at the moment. . making a total hash of it at the moment. , , , , moment. 57 prime ministers but the turnover rate _ moment. 57 prime min

can you forgive lucy for her depiction of george the third? >> lucy has come around, i am pleased to say, to a more nuanced approach. she is in her next, i understand at least, next tv series. she is going to be looking at george the thirds mental illness. and, she is going to be dealing with it in a much more, sort of, modern way, looking at one of the modern doctors are saying. and that, knowing lucy, she will still dress up as queen charlotte. but nonetheless, that is really fetching, i find. thank you very much, indeed. weekends on c-span two are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america story. on sunday's book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span two comes from these television companies and more. including comcast. >> do you think this is just a community center? no, it is way more than that. comcast is partnering with 1000 community centers to create wi-fi enabled stuff. so students from low income families can get the tools they need to be ready for anything comc

can you forgive lucy for her depiction of george the third? >> lucy has come around, i am pleased to say, to a more nuanced approach. she is in her next, i understand at least, next tv series. she is going to be looking at george the thirds mental illness. and, she is going to be dealing with it in a much more, sort of, modern way, looking at one of the modern doctors are saying. and that, knowing lucy, she will still dress up as queen charlotte. but nonetheless, that is really fetching, i find. thank you very much, indeed. >> if you are enjoying american history tv than signed up for a newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs, lectures and history, the presidency, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday, or anytime online at c-span dot org slash history. >> good evening everyone, thank you so much for coming tonight. thank you to everyone here at the last cnn. and thank you for everyone on zoom. and joining us t

and gave me, i could not have been campaign manager at that level but george had all help more with the you have to do this. he can with you. george had witnessed a lot of the new boys network and the republican consultants walking violation of folks or give each other money on the gravy train but he witnessed many of them denying me, it sidelined me and trying to diminish me. he had heardad my pitch so many times what i would do if i ever got my shot he said here it is, take yourr shot. george is the only one i told that night that donald trump offered me the campaign manager job.ro and then george still was my person all throughout that campaign through this very front days after access hollywood he said you're not leaving that position but would you leave that w edition? you do not want hillary to be president. he went to the debate, includesa the las vegas debate 12 days after the access hollywood came out he took the redeye back he o drove me too trump towers is the only one in trump tower in a the residence. he drove me back the next day as a board of the black suv with donald and melania trump. he was all i

i could not have been campaign manager that level because george said i'll help more with the kids you have to do this. he can actually win with you kellyanne and george had witnessed a lot of the new boys network in the republican consultancy a walking recover violation of folks always giving each other money on the gravy train. he had witnessed many of them denying me and sidelining me and trying to diminish me. he had heard my pitch so many times. so what i would do if i had ever gotten my shot he said here it is take your shot. and and you know, george is the only one i told that night that donald trump offered me the campaign manager job and then and then george still was my person all through that campaign through those very fraught days after access hollywood. he said you're not leaving that position. why would you do that? we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debates he flew to the las vegas debate 12 days after access hollywood came out took the back, he drove me to trump tower the day that i was the only woman in the room at trump tower in the residents after the access hollywood ta

quickly know we can go more and more deeper into this conversation about the tweeting and george andhe former president referring to him as mr. kellyanne conway. there is a lot there that i did not know you were enduring. must be gratifying you are away from some of that stress. but it is also still public, the tweets about george calling the president narcissistic. and you are working for the president. you have to get up every day and get to work. and your colleagues must be what's snickering behind your back? g click somewhere in snickering and somewhat working overtime to get the president to get ridhe f me bouncing from the white house by giving donald trump a ton of present for never coming to me what she could evidencing kellyanne we love you you'll be part of our political found but of thoughts were about in john kuhn i can't worry about his tweets freeze but he wasn't hend mentioned george me probably three times specifically. and frankly when you coat the closet and present about george that wass also very fortunate over 100,000 tweets and counting. what are the that thinki

can you forgive lucy wolseley for her depiction of george the third and lucy has come round. i'm pleased to say to a to a more nuanced approach. she is in her next. i understand at least in her next tv series. she's going to be looking at george the thirds mental illness and she's going to be dealing with it in a in a much more sort of modern way looking at what all the modern doctors are saying and that knowing lucy she'll still dress up as queen charlotte, but but nonetheless that's that's very fetching i find. vegetable. thank yo well, good evening, eve both so i thank you so much for coming tonight. an

belonged or anti-record belonged to george canning, who led the government in 119.nd died in office. ukrainian nationalists continue massive shelling of settlements in donbass on donetsk or shooting. including incendiary shells, fortunately, ksenia exploded in the air and did not lead to fires; several conventional ammunition hit the administration building in the voroshilovsky district; windows were broken on all four floors ; more than 150 shells of various calibers. some of them exploded in gorlovka limonovka elena hockey troitsky as a result, one civilian was killed, six were injured in the lpr. lisichanskaya turned out to be under attack, the village of chervonny prapor was hit from the american multiple rocket launcher system . five employees were killed there, nine were injured by the ministry of emergency situations well, ukrainian nationalists unsuccessfully tried to break through the defense of russian troops in the kherson region. today our ministry of defense was told about this from regular shelling kakhovskaya. hpp there is a threat of destruction of t

itself from it, such a perishable briton will remember her, the previous anti-record belonged to george canning, who led the government for 119 days only because he died of tuberculosis, the trans headed the cabins for six weeks, but even in such a short time she managed to literally break the country's economy, damn britain more one prime minister. it only lasted 44 days before boris johnson's covid parties lasted longer. you understand how hard it is to get tired of someone so quickly. usually politicians have a period of time when you first like them and then you hate them, but britain hated lestra from literally from the first day of the premiership. the trust got, one might say, for nothing as a bonus to the victory in the election of the head, the ruling conservative party, a significant part of which are wealthy british. for the sake of them, i started trails massive tax cuts for less wealthy britons. she vowed to cap electricity tariffs this measure could only punch a hole in britain's budget of a quarter trillion pounds for the entire health care system in england a year spending less

by contrast, for many decades, the shortest tenure as prime minister was george canning a century. later, he took office and 827, but died after only 119 days. but outstripping counting by far as the stross who managed only 45 days before tendering her resignation. less than half kennings total. let's bring in patrick diamond. he's in associate professor and public policy at queen mary university of london. he joins us now live from the british capital, london. so has ever been a time in british politics of so much in stability in the office of prime minister was certainly no historical parallel with the 45 days that trust is managed in downing street. i think it is worth saying that in previous periods of economic turbulence that have been premier ships that was shorter than perhaps we would expect. so in the late 1970, for example, jim callahan only served for 3 years in number 10 because of the very serious economic instability that the u. k. was experiencing in that time. so these periods of uncertainty on nots, without precedent, but certainly the trust experience is a very un

and that i have chess with me we'll have a great time george sanya can i come with you? and? no-no-no this is a solo operation. undercover leadership will not approve. by the way, where did our barbarians not see yesterday? so she has her own meetings, some reports, he has his own social circle . we don't have our own nicholson rejoice that's all for now. well, george porcupine, i'll give you a forum. you will play white. get nikolai nikolaevich and oh, where are you from? i have not been in russia for 10 years, everything, my husband and i were going, but nothing, and then it was gone. condolences no, he's all right. he is alive and well. we just got divorced. he didn't like my service. he is an official. all the time he said, get out of this service. leave in the end left, he regrets not, not a single one is easier. and neither do i. although i am married, my family life is also full of splintering because of the service. so, the investigation has already been carried out. postysheva split. i was just wondering so they were interested in major shapiro. he found out my rank

. >> host: george gilder, don't algorithms can of represent a crude thinking on their own for computers? >> guest: of course. computers are very good for computation. they are very -- they can do pattern recognition quite efficiently. they can see mathematical patterns and large bodies of data. the patterns they see are largely dependent on the selection of the data, and the processing, the preparation of the data and translation of the data into the symbolic languages that the computer can actually address and interpret. the computer is not separate from human minds, as charles occurs, the great philosophers showed that symbol system are separate from reality, that between every symbol system and its objects you need an interpreter, a human mind to interpret between the symbols and the objects. in a game, the symbols on the object. if you play chess or checkers or whatever, the symbols have their roles embodied in them and they are the object. so of course if you speed up the chess game or the go game to some gigahertz, billions of cycles a second, you can play all the games that are p

established i know george maybe better than george knows me. >> jimmy: right ac, right, you' not wrong. next time. [ laughter ] we're going to find out if you caning else. >> i don't know where i am in space right now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here come our contestants. therer in. fiapplse vus types. oy. >> jimmy: and take as much time as you like. and i'm going to leave you here, julia -- >> i'm not going to put my hand in eyeballs or something, right? >> jimmy: maybe, if you're not careful. if you get jabby. i'm going to lead your hand here to a face. there's a face. feel the ears. we'll see if you talk, then it blows it. so yeah -- everybody be very quiet. >> that's -- okay. the beard length is good. i don't know about the bridge of the nose, though. >> jimmy: oh, all right, okay. our next person. ♪ >> oh, the music is -- >> jimmy: y■es. very. so this is number 2. >> not you. sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay. this our next contestant. >> okay. hm. >> jimmy: and here. >> how many contestants are there? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there are five total. this is number four you're feeling right now. >> okay. wait. you don't have a beard. [ laughter ]

the and when it comes to this topic in this era when there's more books written about george washington than you can shake a stick the founding fathers there's a pretty healthy dose of military history of the era and some aspects and offshoots but when we talk about the american revolution's impact on a global scale, not only as the impact leaves shores and heads elsewhere, but also impact from elsewhere, influencing the events that are going on in the colonies. can you talk a little bit about maybe the paucity of published works on the global impact of the american revolution and maybe speak to why that may be in the last 250 years? i can jump in on that. so well, first, i should say that the scholar elijah gould is writing a book that i think will resolve a lot of these issues. it's on sort of the american revolution globally and impact afterwards. there there's also a book called the problems of democracy. see, that's on both. john adams's and i that it talks about some of the themes that we've been talking about. but i think one of the one of the challenges with this work is there are a few wond

of course george, unless you can get a pin. she just the cooking, the bulk of those kit on problem. along with sugar, power and 3 mini militia, padia chosen on premier idle sama upon her thumb. uncle to sean kiddle. his body is some custom to keep a facility that shy and social was severe. it's a lena somewhere near snellville, amelia removable was wanted to be a which in cook with the richard bishop with the managed care status of the shop. at the con, yes, now cha jolla. d a month. and she does it in whistler recorded guardlick position law. when you come by name bella was saying usual on your yeah. if you go breasts at the new border, the phone number that says this, they get a deal as many as can see nearly happening on that. yeah. try to get a huge squash color on the get the with them. it was that is still much control. i mean, yet could you give them a call during it? couldn't yet skin radians. come with you. like somebody cher. ah, but i live in the. yeah, i'm a cheerless, was close to what you listen to next video. is portia, my, if that were against quite a go, she does ca

we can go and get george. it's really interesting i'm, i'm glad martin brought this all it because we've talked a great length in the past. about nato is basically at the top of the ladder. ok, it's not. it's not the un nato that are parallel. no, it's, it. nato now is dictating you policy, and to go back to martin's point here, who's going to be the top dog of nato. it, you know, the germans would like it. we've, we've talked about with charting. so to said over the last few weeks, it's historically, it's very scary, but it wasn't given much coverage here. of course, the americans want to keep it as there's an m, a chrome is making a pitch in the absence of anglo merkel. you know, his own pitcher and a so here we have, i think that the nato is good to absolve it so very badly in this conflict. it may even shatter it altogether and the use that is a huge casualty to as well. and it's all about who going to be top dog of this military alliance that should have been dissolved 40 years ago. go ahead church. well,

george washington masonic national memorial. yes, i here. so i see it as a very big, big building. can you tell the world about it? so the george washington masonic memorial association or the memorial was founded in 1910, in conjunction with alexander washington lodge 22. it's an association organized and maintained every freemason. the united states. they raised enough money and enough land to break ground. in 1922 and next february, going to have a large celebration of the hundredth anniversary, the cornerstone ceremony, which which then in 1923 had something like 15,000 freemason. it's next year we hope to have thousands of freemasons show up for the rededication that that memorial was built 1922 and dedicated in 1932 which is the bicentennial washington's birth and. the building has rooms for lodges to meet. but we now have exhibits on washington. we have exhibits, freemasonry, we have items from estate that alexander washington, 22, owns, including the used by washington at the cornerstone of the us capitol and the very portrait that washington sat for for the brothers of this lodge. it's on the cover of the

george can bob his head a little bit on this friday morning. that's right. t.j.mes is at florida a&m university in tallahassee getting ready for homecoming. good morning, t.j. looking good, man. >> reporter: good morning to you, stray, and the incomparable, famous marching 100 and they're playing "famu spirit," is the song. old gospel, old-time religion, is what they're giving you and yes, here, homecoming, it is a lot of spirit and it is pretty much a religion, and we're going to get into it this morning why homecoming is so special in this 135-year-old university. so looking forward to checking in with you throughout the morning at famu. >> we're going to be talking to you all morning long. we're having a lot of fun, because it is a big morning. we are also counting down to tonight's first pitch of the world series and we've got a big surprise for one very deserving fan. >>> but first, the breaking news, elon musk is in control of twitter this morning, cleaning house. the world's richest man closed his blockbuster deal overnight to take the reins of the social

itself from it, such a perishable british will remember it, the previous anti-record belonged to george canning

>> for me, i think, and george, you can tell me if i'm lying, i think my dad ran most of the reunions, right, george? he kept them together. he knew joe's address, joe toys for numbers, as of code, like frank said before. he was -- you know what, that never impacted anything in our house. i got a phone call want, i'm all tell you a quick story about a phone call, from johnny martin. a lot of my father's friends had money. i mean, we all kind of money, the money uterine away from home with. my mother always used to tell me, you know, kid, you should marry one of them gordon girls, were johnny martin's daughter. [laughs] as, that how do i do? that she said, they got money. [laughs] anyway, i couldn't afford to get to their house, and that's why that fell through. [laughs] anyway, my father goes to the hospital, i tell you quick joke, and i'll tell you this other story that's very funny. my father goes into the hospital, he's getting -- he's wearing a wooden leg. this wooden leg, honest to god truth, it's made of maple, it weighed about 30 pounds. i'm being -- it banded at the knee, didn

of the week exclusively asked the analyst of the american institute for the study of war, george baros, you can take 500,000 soldiers and force them work independently of each other without good coordination and they will be ineffective, you can take the same 500,000 soldiers and train them to operate in squad structures of escort platoons battalions, regiments, brigades, and it’s good to coordinate them, and you will find that the same 500,000 soldiers will be much more effective. the second option is exactly this , of course, putin does not have time for serious preparation of the resource to provide also with tampons and pads instead of turnstiles with rusty kalashnikovs and tanks without ammunition. it’s simple a wall of live meat that will have to be ground by the armed forces, so all that the president of russia can win is a lot of time at the cost of many lives. putin still does not want to announce full mobilization because he understands it significant political losses and, frankly speaking, the way the russians carry out mobilization by sending untrained very old people to the front w

can do business with them and who can't. obviously, this decision to acquire parler also was based on getting locked out of instagram getting pushback on his free speech. george what a else can be done in terms of he leveling the playing field with regard to this woke backdrop we are living in. >> the move is huge in that regard why we are excited about this deal, there needs pooeb engagement in mainstream ultimately consumer economy has to be driven by consumers capitalist, driven by decisions each one of us make at consumer base level. what does that mean? it means come use our platform use businesses to support your values, choose the payment process if it didn't going to deplatform you, businesses out there starting up i think seeing the end of the beginning of the patriot economy i think this is the start, businesses now banking, payment services, in video platforms, rumble has gone public, you've got, banking all different businesses which have come out said we are going to cater to people what he's values we are aligned with you are welcome not to use us but if you would like a home for your value system here it is i think this is the start. and wokein

yes. suppose it was this one of course, george bush. unless you can get a pin. she just can't fall. can those kids on problem lama live sugar football. amy near my list of body a top premier idle sama upon rhythm. one call to sean, came on here. this property is just a facility, the child social, this is to do it. it's a vineyard or near snellville, amused. then we're going to pull up was awarded spear, which he took with richard bishop with the managed care status of the shop. at the con, you know, chain jolla, tim and cliff, it is a tim wesley afforded cartilage position law. when you think of an invalid aimlessly unusual on your yeah it's, it's a new group, breasts and then your daughter, the 4th of november that says dis they get a deal as many as can see nearly happening on that. yeah. quite a graffiti squish color on the get the with them it was that is demolished though. i mean yeah. could you give them a call during it go then? yes. give that ins come with she would like somebody. sure. oh i linda. yeah. i'm a cheerless with what she listened. look at not filiette is portia,

tom: george canning is not on that. lisa: he died in the 1800s and was the second shortest serving prime minister. this is u.k. specific and turmoil and brought in part by brexit and the energy crisis and inflationary environment. how much is this an example of how much we can expect of the bond market taking control at a time when governments are not used to not having their backs? central banks not going to finance the deficits by buying all of the debt issued. how much does this change the political environment globally? tom: let's talk with the collapse of sterling. anything through one point one 00 is huge. the dollar back up. the yen at 1.51. the yield, as we have been talking about, i will go with the 10 year yield, or put 27%. lisa: today we are looking at the last slew of fed to speak before the quiet period. tom: thank god for the possible quiet period. lisa: we may get the possibly charles evans, the chicago fed but we will speak to john williams, the new york fed. in off the record event at citigroup. earnin

we have mama dolly's gloves when he within his titan again the george foreman in can chauffeur video. they are several artifacts connecting the past to the present. this was the 1st trophy awarded to the winner of the world cup tournament, back in 1930. and that's the trophy we have come to know so well in more modern times. there's more than a century's worth a football memorabilia on the slager. and of course, everybody will have their own personal favorite, but that's the highlight. is this the very jersey warned by diego merit on a 1986 when he scored the infamous hand of god gold against england. there are also miniature models of each of the world cup host stadiums. and a special tribute to host nation cover. the 1st middle eastern country to host the competition. the people that they will arrive, they will, the minute they play in touch down until they leave back. they will have an enjoyable estate and they will test the hospitality of the will. the football exhibition is part of the white, a 3 to one cutter, and then pick and sports museum, but no doubt in 2022. this is the ce

and gave me, i i coult have been camping manager that level because george said i'll help more with the kids you have to do this. he can actually win with you kelly and, at george had what is a lot of a new boys network in republican consultancy of folks was giving people money on the gravy train. he witnessed many of them deny me and sideline a man trying to diminish me. he had hurt my page summary time of what i would do if i'd ever gotten my shot he said here it is take yourou shot. george is thehe only one i told that night that donald trump offered me the campaign manager job and then george to was my person all through that campaign throughai those very fraught das after "access hollywood" appeared he said you're noto leaving that position. why would you do that? we don't want hillary to be president. he went to the debates he flew to the las vegas debate 12 days after "access hollywood" came out took the redeye back he drove the two trump tower the day that i was only woman in the room atts trump tower in the residence after the "access hollywood" tape. he drove me back the next day. i boarded the black suv with

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that's roughly the same size as the state of george gampt you can see where that's taking place, nebraska, oklahoma. 49.7% of the continental united states under drought. 134 million americans of people impacted by drought conditions since 2016. look what it's doing to some of the river beds. this is one of the tributaries. this is the plat river in nebraska. the dry river beds. unfortunately, it is set to continue. the shading of brown in the midwest and the plains showing the drought persisting through at least january. we have our winter seasonal outlook that's been released yesterday by the climate prediction center calling for below average rainfall for many of these locations. typical of la nina. this has to do with the cooling waters across the pacific. this is the third season in the row, a triple dip la nina. it unfortunately coincides with dryer conditions from areas hit hard by the recent expanding drought. there are good news. temporary relief. not enough to put a dent in the drought so we have some rain but it won't be enough to quell the ongoing drought conditions there. >>>