is it true that the bering strait separates greenland and north america? because the bering strait divides north america eurasia do you know where the bering strait is located? well, not like that, but what is the viola strait well, a strait is water between land areas, a narrow body of water between areas, well, between land areas, let's say, that is, you have no idea where the bering strait is. well , the uncertainty of the strait is that it does not exactly separate greenland and north america well, where is greenland located imagine an island off the coast, what is it located? i don’t remember anton gennadievich, do you know in response to a question? i think that the answer is yes, which still divides greenland north america mary do you think i answered no, because it seems to me that it separates south america and something else . the bering strait separates north america and eurasia alaska, where this bering strait is located, it is called between north america and eurasia, the correct answer to this question - this is a variant, there are no 12 que

misleading the media are on this and this is about greenland's losing ice. greenland has been losing ice faster and faster for the last 30 years and there's an article from the guardian. a in december 2019 wonderful picture of somewhere in the arctic. i assume it's greenland and they say the rate of ice loss has risen from 33 billion tons a year in the 90s to 254 billion tons a year in the past decade. wow, that's pretty scary. right? it's growing up and up. well, i was able to publish in the wall street journal about a month ago the complete graph of how much ice. when loses every year and you can see well, yeah, it's gone up a lot since 1990. but it also went up from 19. whatever that is 1920 up to 1940 by the same amount. and human influences were less than a fifth of what they are today back 80 years ago? and then it goes down. and so this has got hardly anything to do with a globe warming under human influences. it's just cycles of weather that extend over decades in the north atlantic nevertheless the guardian emphasizes this most media coverage does w

armenia and georgia in our region of sochi, even the geological institute of denmark reported reached greenland for thousands kilometers. such was the blow, oh the consequences of which grigory yemelyanov destruction live eerie footage of dust and debris piled up to a cardboard box of residential high-rise buildings, literally falling on the heads of a turkish television film crew working on the streets of a destroyed city the ruins of entire blocks of voices from under the ruins, begging for help phone calls alive buried people the nightmare began at a quarter past five in the morning. the first powerful blow with a magnitude of 7.7 was taken by the turkish provinces, ghazian warm roman morash, this is the southeast of the country not far from syrian border. the epicenter was located 30 km from the million-plus city of gaziante at the time of the onset of the disaster, surveillance cameras were filmed. i was sleeping when my wife suddenly woke me up the earthquake was very strong very scary around rumbled it took almost 2 minutes before the shaking stopped for a while. after the first night st

and north america well, where is greenland located?located? i don’t remember anton gennadievich, do you know in response to a question? i think that the answer is yes, which still separates greenland from north america maria, do you think i answered no because it seems to me that it separates south america and something else separates the bering strait. uh, north america and eurasia alaska is where this bering strait is located, the strait between north america and eurasia is called the correct answer to this question - this is an option, there are no 12 questions behind anton andreevich, please tell me, here is the first round. here it is, as it seems to you, it was difficult for the first round, or it was either easy or normal, i would say that it was average. and how many questions were dealt with more than half? well, yes, more e good. eh, danila, how difficult did it feel for you, as it were normal, but i think that most answers are just guesswork. ugh this. well, the only thing we're glad about is that i'm at least my butt. does

and then in. 1988, there are two major ice core drilling projects in greenland started on a european and american project took out these giant two mile cores and, started analyzing them. these cores had a precise record, and other proxies also came, which had a precise record. and what was revealed was that no, climate doesn't change in a safe, stately and gradual way and more likely violent and rapid shifts and seesaw patterns that are highly volatile and and so the old analogy was that climate change was like a dial. it was slowly turned upward. yeah, the new analogy was like a switch. and that's richard alley, a paleo geochemistry is is that analogy. but in any event, that realization, which when the papers were published in 1993 in nature and i think science as well that realization started a paradigm shift the scientists about what about the nature of climate change and the realization that if we push the climate system too hard, it might go into one of these rapid shifts and i think that's exactly what we're seeing right now where climate is shifting. know a sea rises many time

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yerevan, moreover, the danish geological institute recorded distant echoes of the earthquake even in greenlandet alone the middle east, they felt the shock without any instruments. here is another one of our compatriots who reports that levan will be elected from the fact that she trembles. and the walls began to walk in parallel with the fact that an earthquake was felt and a hellish thunderstorm was right from the earth. thunder lightning. we were on the twentieth floor, so we have a very it was very cold, and we could not stand upright. we crawling would we managed to get out of the room of the building. it walked like this under the rubble in turkey and syria, there are still people who are conscious, who have mobile phones at hand, calling for help under another. until now, there are people, a friend of his children lives in my apartment. rescued from the top floor, his daughter broke her arm. unknown. what happened to the residents on the lower floors is the salvation of everyone to rejoice. like another victory over death, here in syria , the house has taken shape. so under the covers v

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statement of the olympic and paralympic national committees of norway, sweden, denmark, iceland, greenlandthe faeroe and Åland islands , the country's documents on valentine's day explaining its position, in particular, that now is not the time to consider the return of representatives of the aggressor country since the situation in ukraine has not changed, let me remind you that earlier the return of russians and belarusians to international sports against the background of a full-scale war that has been going on for 12 months on the territory of ukraine was condemned by poland and the baltic countries latvia lithuania estonia in latvia it was assumed that they could resort to boycotting the 2024 olympics if it will be attended by plates from the aggressor countries and oleksandr usyk of perva vazi published a video message to the president of moss thomas bach on his instagram page, do you want to allow the russian to athletes take part in international competitions, the russian army has entered our land, kills civilians, kills athletes, kills coaches, destroys sports grounds and sports h

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the tremors were also felt in cyprus, georgia and israel. and even greenland, the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine received 24 appeals about the lack of contact with ukrainians living in the earthquake zone in turkey, their whereabouts are being established. this was reported by the spokesman oleg nikolenko has not received any information about the ukrainians among the victims so far. nikolenko also published the hotline number of the embassy of ukraine in turkey for help. you can see them on your screens to the embassy of turkey in kyiv during the day . people brought flowers, children's toys and lamps. i think this is a way to show respect also for our neighbors because they support us and we have to show them that we do not forget about them either, as i cannot leave the country and go to volunteer for turks, then i can only symbolically and with money help myself with my inner suffering and say that we love you and you, wherever you are, in what part of the world, i want to come here, dedicate time and stand for a moment of silence, dedicate to those who are no longer there

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stream way to the north and west of us diverting all that traffic, all these weather systems towards greenlandl of settled weather. so the forecast then, if you're wondering about monday, actually shows one or two showers maybe drifting into parts of lincolnshire, maybe the midlands. i think it will be a cloudier day across many parts of england and wales on monday. and those temperatures not changing an awful lot, we are talking around eight degrees, pretty much north or south. so that's monday. let's have a look at the outlook then as we head into next weekend. and you can see that the weather isn't changing an awful lot, still around single figures and the weather is certainly about the same. bye— bye. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm frankie mccamley. our top stories: millions of nigerians have been voting in their country's most competitive election since military rule ended there more than two decades ago. voting in the south of the country, is marked by long delays violent disruptions. in a televised briefing, the head of the nigerian

ah, it was shallow and powerful and foul as far away as greenland. i don't know. oh wow. the cross took here in a neighbouring syria. the rescues began immediately under torchlight and in difficult conditions. ah ah. people digging desperately through the rubble with their bare hands ah, engine dressed in northern syria. rescue is from the white helmet group, held out a young baby who being cradled in the arms of her dead eldest sister as well. and his 1st light broke the scale. if the disaster became clear, banner smith reports now from a cemetery in escandone in southeastern takia. scantrons grave diggers must were quickly. the noise from the heavy machinery disturbs war is normally a peaceful place. all of the other is a glass lamp. wait with her surviving family for the bodies of one of her sons. his wife and the 3 children is good. they killed my son because they didn't sound a crane to did the rescue. did my son have nothing to give this state? didn't he served them. he was the best mathematics teacher in hattie. how could their conscience accept this? after all of

it was powerful, as you can see, it was shallow and it was felt as far away as greenland. wow . across to the pier and the neighboring syria, the rescues began immediately on the torchlight and in difficult conditions. i. mm hm. people desperately digging through the rubble with their bare i engendered in northern syria rescue. as from the white helmet group, pulled out a young baby who had been cradled in the arms of her dead elder sister. i was well and his 1st light broke. the scale of the disaster became clear. sammy's a dan al jazeera, no dog to the kia i tie providence is one of the hardest hit part of turkey year. natasha. her name is in the city of on taca with more on the recovery operations there. untouched is now a city of earth, quake ruins. this street gives you an indication as to why it has been decimated. one man tells us we are psychologically broken. there are no services people have been told to evacuate yet some remain. that's because they are holding a soul shattering weeklong vigil waiting for their loved ones to be pulled out of the rubble. holding o

and so for example, the world's largest retreated greenland was launched in east asia at the initiative of young. and it brings together the 10 countries, china, japan, australia, and uses. and what's interesting about this arrangement, you know, was strong allies of united states, china, japan, japan. so together with china and the us young. so we glued everybody and i think the european union is making some huge strategic mistakes by not thinking and calculating what kind of russia who they want to have for their doorstep. 10 to 20 years from now. a defeated, angry, humiliated russia. you want that for the next 100 years. on russia, it's all you compromise and make peace. and i would say the wiser thing to do is to compromise and mix. let me ask you um about a dividing line that many writers are writing about like an apple. bam. another said the, the dividing line in the world, it matters now is that between democracies and autocracies, and that democracies have been put, pushed back on their, their heels. and that this is a real struggle in the world. she wrote a piece in the atlanti

paralympic committees and the nordic sports confederation sweden norway iceland denmark together with greenlande farid islands in finland including alaland islands , the document also notes that the sports organizations of the nordic countries will work together and in close dialogue with stakeholders to evaluation and constant close monitoring of the situation. once again , alhilal football became the first club in saudi arabia to reach the club final. world cup score of the semifinal match with the famous brazilian flamengo 3:2 as part of the saudi club double on the account, salem, aldo sari, even linko, flooded lysyan. and this is with the transfer of the same alberri, the example of dublin was noted by petra flamingo, he played in the minority for the entire second half, but al-hili al became the first club in saudi arabia to reach the final of the smart world championship for the title , the team will play in the great real-alach match and egypt this was sports news, see you after 7:00 am. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you on our next issue of the author's program besogon tv will b

the coasts of greenland , scandinavia and alaska are most famous for this type of relief.ar specific name and this name. i want to hear from you in 15 seconds time. think, discuss the term some term should be three two one. it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straight, but everything is clear, but no. so what were you discussing? tell me that this is a volcanic formation , this stone relief, but this phenomenon is meant, e.g. geometric form. that's real, while it is difficult to answer. no answer, sea bay. that's what i asked you about, what it's called. and yes, yes, yes, yes, everything is clear. this, well, since the firm's response. for example, i said, norway it seemed to me to become. clearly alina i ask you very well turns out the second element and continues, and with the opposing team sometimes falls. everything is fine, let's continue, vitebsk is the youth capital. which football player won the golden boot in 2022? what footballer? there's an answer. there is an answer and you are sure of it, or simply, because the time is up, who is kari

ah, it was shallow and powerful and foul as far away as greenland. i remember. oh wow. the cross took here in a neighbouring syria. the rescue began immediately under torchlight and in difficult conditions. ah ah, ah. people digging desperately through the rubble with their bare hands. engendering the northern syria, rescuers from the white helmet group held out a young baby who being cradled in the arms of her dead eldest sister, bertha was well and his 1st light broke the scale. if the disaster became clear or we have a team of correspondence covering the story across takia and m cas jojo is an uncross. stephanie decker is in nor down near the syrian border. but 1st, let's go to bernard smith. her reports from fiscal ended in this country, se scantrons grave diggers must wear quickly. the noise from the heavy machinery disturbs war is normally a peaceful place. all of the other good missouri asked lam weights with her surviving family for the bodies of one of her sons, his wife and their 3 children. it's good. they killed my son because they didn't send a crane to do

towns including damascus as well as in iraq israel lebanon georgia armenia abkhazia and even in greenland as a result of night tremors, which have already been called the most destructive in turkey. hundreds of dead and the numbers are similar not yet final in both countries under the rubble continue to look for people. president putin expressed his condolences to erdogan and assad. the russian leader noted that moscow is ready to provide ankara and the board with all the necessary assistance. in turkey, in the first hours after the earthquake , passers-by get a child out of the rubble, then a whole family. now professional rescuers are already working in the ruined areas. well , there are not enough specialists in the ruins of an entire province and houses continue to collapse. the magnitude of the first most powerful underground shock was 7.4 followed by a series of aftershocks. late at night, people ran out of their homes in horror into the dark streets. i am still at a loss and do not understand what happened suddenly. we felt the house shaking, the children got scared and started scr

the sports confederations of the nordic countries sweden norway iceland yes, they, together with greenlandslands of finland , including the Åland islands , the document notes that sports organizations nordic countries will work together in close dialogue with stakeholders to assess and constantly closely monitor the situation became the first club from saudi arabia to reach the final of the club world cup through the semi-final game with the famous brazilian flamengo 3.2 as part of the saudi team. dublin scores salem, aldos, saris, another goal scored by ulyan and it is with the transfer of the same alta from the brazilians that pedro scored a double while flaming. and the second half spent a minority al-khali. saudi arabia's first club the final of the club world championship for the title, the team will play the master of the real-lipet match. barely thank you we continue. the us will support ukraine so much. as much as necessary, president of the united states joe biden stated this in his annual address to congress, he noted that in this decision the country's political forces remain un

confederations of the northern countries of sweden norway iceland yes, they, together with the hero with greenlandhe faroe islands of finland, including the Åland islands , the document also notes that the sports organizations of the northern countries will work together and in close dialogue with stakeholders to assess and constantly monitor the situation. and back to football alhilal became the first club in saudi arabia to reach the final of the club world cup due to the semi-final match with the famous brazilian flamengo 3.2 as part of the saudis , a double on salem's account, aldo scored another goal in a sari from lucian, a veto with the transfer of the same alta-sari brazilian doubles was marked by pedro at the time of ha. at the same time, the entire second tempo spent in the minority so arhel, the first club in saudi arabia that reached the final of the world championship for the title, the team will play the winner of the match in real life and egypt these were sports news or thank you we continue. moscow has doubled the volume of investments in 5 years, at a meeting with president vladi

exercises in the arctic ocean for the first time in the military fighters in uh, in the north of greenlandis is all that they already see, and they are still stuck in the old war, they are still stuck in a war where real resources are divided. and they will continue to fight for virtual, so they are ready today. yes, they are ready for a quick victory here, because they have no other option. if they don't win quickly here, then they lose there completely join in there. uh, it was said here that why is zelensky so sad, well, uh, yes, we will be sad sad unsatisfied in simple terms, yes. eh why? i will express my version, because what he wanted to hear naturally did not sound, and in my opinion, the bidens are also preparing for the twenty -fourth year for the elections. and what kind of luggage does he come with? and this is his trip to ukraine, what is mozgovoy, right? this is also evidence that he has nothing to show the americans in foreign policy that he has in his luggage. e about the munich conference. yes, there was a high-ranking representative of china, with whom contacts were suppo

stream way to the north and west of us diverting all that traffic, all these weather systems, towards greenlandast then, if you're wondering about monday, actually shows one or two showers maybe drifting into parts of lincolnshire, maybe the midlands. i think it will be a cloudier day across many parts of england and wales on monday. and those temperatures not changing an awful lot — we are talking around eight degrees, pretty much north or south. so that's monday, let's have a look at the outlook then as we head into next weekend. and you can see that the weather isn't changing an awful lot still around single figures and the weather certainly about the same. this is bbc news, the headlines... talks are continuing between the uk and the eu over securing a new brexit deal for northern ireland. there are signs an agreement is close, with a no 10 source calling negotiations "positive." also in northern ireland... a fifth person's been arrested in connection with the attempted murder of the off—duty police officerjohn caldwell in omagh. he remains critically ill in hospital.

those going by the greenland destined to stay in northern ireland.man of marks & spencer because the deal a big step forward, solving the rubiks cube of the protocol. it should also mean a smoother passage for the rest, going by the red lane, whether sharing of trade data with the eu will also help. those goods going for the eu will still have to follow the blocks existing rules and standards. stay in the single market has helped some businesses in the province to trade with the rest of europe. the northern ireland economy may have suffered a smaller hit claims one study, equal to about 0.7% of its income, in the uk as a whole. the new arrangements may help further. moreover, the warmer tone between the eu and uk could help agreement in areas where our posterize arrangements are yet to be settled, for example, financial services. the manufacture of electric vehicles. it could even help minor issues with our existing trade deal and relationships. the relationship with president macron is good and with the germans is better than it used to be. that mea

and this, this policy's disaster for, for nations like greenland is and the truth behind all these years, you know, 30 years russian federation and finland has had to main agreement, neighbor agreement and not a single fine. russia has threatened finland, threaten our fee for our national interest, nothing 30 years. russia has followed real after all agreement with finland without faith. but feel now days is global as government in finland is willing to wage even war against russia. now on the topic of western leaders, they use top diplomat. joseph burrell also said recently that this is an existential war for europe. what do you think of that statement? good. she's how geopolitical the civil war in ukraine since it's was waged and started by the coup western beckett group making the conflict mercenaries naturally spots aliens in dawn. but it shows the real nature of this war because it, it was planted far away. and this is what your son bore, l is representing the western power structure and playing like this movie, national role about their existence because of dorm bus and the attack

that angered unionists under the windsor frame what goods will be separated into a greenland for goods travelling to northern ireland and a red lane for goods moving into the you, rory, challenge has bought this deal. if it is going to stick, has to satisfy 2 keith political constituencies. one of them is wrecked that hard liners within the conservative party, but perhaps more importantly than them. it also has to satisfy the democratic unionist party here in northern ireland. both of these groups have been fiercely critical of the northern ireland protocols. it has taken months to get to this point on we will not be rushed will not be pushed into a hasty decision. we want to make the right decision until the factors 5, then the deal is not a go until the u. p. a satisfied this building behind me store month is still politically paralyzed. it's the building where know that on and has it's kind of sharing executives of which that the u. p. a half and which they essentially vetoed, walked away from a year ago in processed over the northern and protocol in nigeria. this growing concern at

stream way to the north and west of us diverting all that traffic, all these weather systems towards greenlandthen, if you're wondering about monday, actually shows one or two showers maybe drifting into parts of lincolnshire, maybe the midlands. i think it will be a cloudier day across many parts of england and wales on monday. and those temperatures not changing an awful lot, we are talking around eight degrees, pretty much north or south. so that's monday. let's have a look at the outlook then as we head into next weekend. and you can see that the weather isn't changing an awful lot, still around single figures and the weather is certainly about the same. bye— bye. this is bbc news, the headlines: millions of nigerians have been voting in their country's most competitive election since military rule ended there more than two decades ago. in some places, especially in the south of the country, voting has not even started due to severe delays and violent disruptions. china's plans for peace in ukraine cause ripples around the world — president zelensky says he wants to hear more — and the lea

ah, it was shallow and powerful and felt as far away as greenland. i remember. oh wow. across to kia and a neighbouring syria, the rescues began immediately under torchlight and in difficult conditions. ah, ah, ah! people digging desperately through the rubble with their bare hands ah, engendering the northern syria rescue was from the white helmet group, pulled out a young baby who being cradled in the arms of her dead, eldest sister, brother barbara. and his 1st light broke, the scale of the disaster became clear. burnett smith reports now from a cemetery in escandone, in se and takia scantrons grave diggers must work quickly. the noise from the heavy machinery disturbs what is normally a peaceful place. all of the booty osland waits with her surviving family for the bodies of one of her sons, his wife and their 3 children. they killed my son because they didn't send a crane to do the rescue. did my son have nothing to give this state? didn't he serve them? he was the best mathematics teacher in hattie. how could that conscience accept this? after all of his s

ah, it was shallow and powerful and felt as far away as greenland. i had another wow. across to kia and a neighbouring syria. the rescues began immediately under torchlight and in difficult conditions. ah, ah, ah! people digging desperately through the rubble with their bare hands, ah, engendering the northern syria rescue as from the white helmet group, held out a young baby who being cradled in the arms of her dead eldest sister, rather go with her. and his 1st light broke the scale. if the disaster became clear we have our correspondence. joining us from the abbey centers of the 2 earthquake, stephanie decker is then come on, morris. but 1st let's go to sammy nay. as a dan who is in nor day, sammy 7 days since that devastating earthquake struck, still, families are clinging to hope of the loved ones can be found alive. yes, clinging. so hope and right behind me we understand in the rubble there. 14 people are tracked. we hope they are alive, follow them. one of them was rescued matter of hours ago so that keeping hope alive, it's very 10 surroundi

it was powerful, as you can see, it was shallow and it was felt as far away as greenland. wow . across to the pier and the neighboring syria, the rescues began immediately on the torchlight and in difficult conditions. a people desperately digging through the rubble with their bare huh. engendered in northern syria rescue as from the white helmet group, pulled out a young baby who had been cradled in the arms of her dead. elder sister, bertha was red, and his 1st light broke. the scale of the disaster became clear and sammy joins us now live from new dia in turkey, sammy 7 days since the devastating earthquakes. and even as d, a chief says, rescue efforts are coming to an end. still families clinging to hope that their loved ones can be found alive. are they located more people where you are while they have located more people, follow it, but i wish it was good news. 3 more bodies will pull doubts about rubble. tragic, heartbreaking stories behind all of them because they were all members of one family. the young you look at the age is 21 years old, 27 year old, one of the

under the windsor framework goods going to northern ireland and staying there would go through greenlandng rid of virtually all checks. pretty sunak says that it of any sense of order in the irish sea. eddie redmayne the goods going to the republic of ireland which would see full checks. northern ireland would still follow some eu laws but a new measure, the store might break, would give northern ireland assembly away of saying no to some changes in future. pro—brexit backing northern ireland minister, it was quite a moment. ireland minister, it was quite a moment-— ireland minister, it was quite a moment. , , ., ., a moment. this is an important moment for— a moment. this is an important moment for me _ a moment. this is an important moment for me personally. - a moment. this is an important moment for me personally. i i a moment. this is an important l moment for me personally. i can authentically say he has done it. if only everybody will read the text, think seriously about what amazing achievement this is. ., what amazing achievement this is. . . , ., what amazing achievement this i

it was powerful, as you can see, it was shallow and it was felt as far away as greenland. wow . across to the pier and the neighboring syria, the rescues began immediately on the torchlight and in difficult conditions. oh mm hm. people desperately digging through the rubble with their bag. i engendered in northern syria rescue as from the white helmet group, pulled out a young baby who had been cradled in the arms of her dead eldest sister. i was left and his 1st light broke. the scale of the disaster became clear. sammy's a dan al jazeera no dar tanikia will now bring and stephanie decker, whose, joining us from carmen marsh and last hour, when we spoke you stephanie, there was a, an ongoing rescue operation. can you tell us what's happened with it? yes it's, it's still ongoing. has been going for almost 36 hours now on law. i'll just let you see on the left hand side, basically what they're doing. they've identified to what youth to living people. they believe it can be a mother and a newborn child on the left hand side, you know, see what they're doing. they're digging

stream way to the north and west of us diverting all that traffic, all these weather systems towards greenlandout monday, actually shows one or two showers maybe drifting into parts of lincolnshire, maybe the midlands. i think it will be a cloudier day across many parts of england and wales on monday. and those temperatures not changing an awful lot, we are talking around eight degrees, pretty much north or south. so that's monday. let's have a look at the outlook then as we head into next weekend. and you can see that the weather isn't changing an awful lot, still around single figures and the weather is certainly about the same. bye— bye. this is bbc news. i'm frankie mccamley and these are the headlines: downing street says talks with the eu over a brexit deal covering northern ireland have been "positive" — raising hopes of an imminent new agreement on trade. also in northern ireland — a fifth person has been arrested in connection with the attempted murder of the off—duty police officerjohn caldwell in omagh who remains in a critical condition in hospital. millions of nigerians have been

the coasts of greenland , scandinavia and alaska are most famous for this type of relief. what natural object? all this has a clear specific name and this name. i want to hear from you in 15 seconds time. think, discuss the term, some term should even be without the concept of three two one. it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straight, but everything is clear, but no. so what were you discussing? tell me that this is a volcanic formation, this stone relief, but this phenomenon is meant, e.g. geometric form. so far, this is real, while it is difficult to answer. no answer, sea bay. that's what i asked you about, what it's called. and she herself, yes, yes, yes, yes everything is clearly called this, well, since you heard the answer, name. yes, for example, i said, norway it seemed to me to become. clearly alina i ask you to get the second element very well and continue a with the opposing team. everything is fine, let's continue, vitebsk is the youth capital. which football player won the golden boot in 2022? what footballer? there's an answer. the

the coasts of greenland, scandinavia and alaska are most famous for this type of relief.all this has a clear specific name and this name. i want to hear from you in 15 seconds time. think, discuss the term some term should be three two one. it seems to me that after norway everything should have been straight, but everything is clear, but no. well, did you discuss it? tell me believe it's volcanic the formation of this stone relief, but this phenomenon is meant by geometric form. so far, it really shows we find it difficult to answer no answer, the sea bay. that's what i asked you about, what it's called. and yes, yes, yes, everything is clear. this. well, since the answer was heard by the horde. for example, i said, norway it seemed to me to become. clearly alina i ask you to get the second element very well and continued, and with the opposing team sometimes falls. everything is fine, while we continue, vitebsk youth capital. which player of the year became the owner of the golden boot? there is an answer. there is an answer and you are sure of it, or simply, because th

capabilities of the united states and canadian air forces in a range of operations that took place from greenlandka. about the time the balloon is making its way, this stuff is coming to a conclusion. the military knew about the balloon. the question is how much earlier than the president told the military to develop plans on it. when was the military aware of it and the white house aware of it. >> martha: great questions. i hope we get answers to them, this is also still known as mayor pete. the secretary buttigieg of transportation was defensive this weekend when he was asked about whether or not he supports president biden, his cabinet boss, in the next election in 2024. it was pointed out to him that he's got a 56% disapproval number. watch this. >> less than a third of democratic voters want to see him renominated. perhaps most frightening for democrats, in a hypothetical 2020 election, trump has a slight edge. you want him to run again? large number of democrats say they don't want him to run again. >> he's an absolutely historically successful president. i want to see that continue. >> you

this earthquake was so powerful, the tremors were felt thousands of miles away in greenland. >> it was so powerful. a 7.8 pmagnitude, don. the turkish president describing this as the largest disaster this country has faced in the last century since the 1989 earthquake that killed dozens of people. the earthquake zone stretches across ten provinces. a vast, vast area of southern turkey and across the border into syria. absolute and utter devastation on both sides of the border. thousands of buildings destroyed, according to officials. and as you mentioned, that death toll is continuing to rise over the past few hours, we have seen it continuing to rise, at least 1,500 people so far confirmed killed. more than 1,500. more than a thousand of them here in turkey and more than 500, as well, in syria. both in rebel-controlled parts of syria in the northwest, as well as government-controlled areas. and then you had about 30 aftershocks, one so powerful, a 7.5. can you imagine how terrifying this must have been for people who are still dealing with the trauma of this. the many who were feared

recently, president putin took over, said they were drafted minsk around greenland's, they were drafting work. so, i think that is the whole thing to remember. unfortunately, for all of us, there is no peace talks to this war. it's a military and through this war, unfortunately. >> martin, you and your mother and i, we get to speak a lot. you and i don't get to speak. so, see that camera over there? >> yes. >> everybody can see you. tell us about what your date looks like when you go to school. what do you do at school? >> so, the reason that i go to school, my lesson starts at 9:00. and while we wait for our lessons to start, we play in our gym, which is used for p.e. >> what do you do when there is an air raid? >> go to the bomb shelter. different classes have different bomb shelters. like, we have the changing room, where we change for outside p.e., extra lessons, like football or something like that. >> martin, thank you for being here. it's nice to see you again. maybe next year, we will see each other again, and there will be no air red sirens and then we're bomb shelters. >> i hop