it was literally an oil tsunami in the gulf of mexico. thousands and thousands of gallons of crude oil spilling into the water every minute, every day. this was a manmade catastrophe. and it just struck me that this is--this is the scariest thing i've ever seen. this is a serious threat when oil spills, not just to marine life. obviously that's bad, and obviously the beaches. we're still getting tar washing up on those beaches now. but al to the livelihoods thpeople in these regions. in the gulf, 8 out of 10 people have a livelihood connected either to the oil and gas drilling industry or to hospitality and tourism. and all of those things were devastated by this spill. >> the spill has brought life, uh, to a lot of the issues in thgulf and all of the ancillary businesses. family fisheries, docks, the marina, the ehouses, the transportation companies, people who provide snacks and groceries to stores. all of that is a direct reflection of what can happen when things cease. >> after the oil spill, you know, they shut recreational fishing,

and most of the severe weather occurs along the gulf coast.dec.he severe weather occurs along the gulf coast.dec. and most of the severe weather occurs along the gulf coast.ece. and most of the severe weather occurs along the gulf coast. just like yesterday. nine confirmed tornadoes. many in the state of mississippi near the gulf coast. two reports of wind damage as well. and these tornadoes that formed, and here is a close-up of the low hanging cloud in moss point, mississippi, a lot of these get that interaction with the coastline. let me explain. this is the latest radar by the way the severe weather threat diminishing with time as the system moves eastward, that is the good news, but let's zoom in closer and go back 12 hours when the tornados actually developed. you can see them firing up right there near the border of mississippi and alabama. we're getting the thunderstorm development over the ocean, then it moves on to land and we're getting spins in the atmosphere allowing for the tornado to form quickly. and these storms that do form are t

the e of the gulf countries could not help but baffle. faithfully served in the united states. america spent six years in prison. and he was almost hanged, how are they so? uh, of course here is the first thing to reconsider. eh, these partner us relations it has been brewing for a long time. well, now, yes, when another question is directly related to partnerships . well, here we have not listed everything, of course. well, it's partially there. and what can give pop gulfs, the united states well, this weapon is there technologies and we, as partners, what are interesting e, well, first, let's say, let's say that the united states can give here. what does it mean to give before the united states never in my life did not let me sell anything sell today e persian gulf countries well three countries saudi arabia arabia, kuwait and the united arab emirates for more than 200 billion dollars and are holders of us treasury bonds, that is, they buy us debt in fact they pay. i understand that we are here, that we can just look a little bit. you k

thousands of brave men and women suffering from undiagnosed illnesses after serving in the persian gulf war. and it reflects the president's abiding commitment to being responsive to and responsible for our veterans and their families. i know that there are members who are here of the commission and i'd like them if they would just to stand so that we could see all they're all standing good. we appreciate very much the time and effort that went into this service, and i know firsthand how important and difficult your task has been over the last four years the president and i have received many heart-wrenching letters from gulf war veterans and family members. many veterans and their family members said they felt that their country had forgotten them. so in the fall of 1994, the president asked me to explore the issues surrounding the health needs of gulf war veterans and to look into the federal government's efforts to address their concerns. i met with officials from the department of defense the veterans administration and the department of health and human services to determine if we

and gulf states? the relationship to us in gulf states has not been particularly good at any point in recent memory. we have regimes that are propped up by the united states, but still resent the united states for their infiltration and meddling. so it's not that that, that the relation has gotten considerably worse. they just weren't very good to begin with with bite and try to convince them to change their mind. it's really showing that he himself was unwilling to change his mind. all that would need to happen to end the fuel shortage is to get rid of all the sanction that prevent american companies, individuals from buying fuel. if biden was simply changing his mind, then he wouldn't have to beg saudi arabia to change their mind. instead, we continue to stay in issuing statements and trying to convince them otherwise. now what do you make of the fact that given everything the by ministration is that all of the ways that it is tried to convince saudi arabia to do it at once, that riata still went al

but i particularly want to thank gulf war veterans and their families, we're taking the time to share their experiences with this committee. >> you are watching american history tv, and listening to hillary clinton in her own words. the first lady was a familiar figure on the international stage us. in 1998, she traveled to belfast to speak about peace in northern ireland. >> so it is a fantastic privilege for me to welcome, to introduce a role model to me, and two young women all around the world, mrs. hillary rotem clinton, first lady of the united states. she has shown that women have a real voice, and can make a lasting difference in their communities, and countries, and in the whole world. >> that is so good. i'm so proud of you. you are excellent. i love it. thank you. thank you very much, fiona, for that introduction and even more for your -- adding your vital voice to this conference. i'm sure if you need a note to be excused from school, there are about 1000 of us who would sign it. the road to peace will never be easy, but the world has also seen how no fires, bombs, or terr

the gulf committee is a gulf of interest if not maintained. >> i am sorry. you are saying step one was not satisfied in this case because the ordinary redistricting principal. i thought this was a race line algorithm. i am confused. what is the problem? let me tell you why i think that matters. much like what justice kagan was suggesting, we have to figure whether you are claiming that we need to change jingles in some fundamental way, or whether you are saying that these points aren't satisfying jingles in the way that we normally understand. i thought you were saying, jingles that one needs to be retooled to require some showing of a comparison with a race neutral lined algorithm. my question was, he would bear the burden of showing that there is a problem that we are doing it now, that the way that jingles is working. that a race lined algorithm actually produces a better result. but are implementing what congress intending -- better implementing what congress intending or are required by the constitution. all of these are heavy burdens in the constitutio

now i do want to point out that washington work hard to convince the oil which gulf countries not to agree to an out foot cut. so the number one question right now is what comes 1st for saudi arabia and it's opec plus allies, their own economic interests, or friendship with the us today, the answer was given. opec plus decided to go for the move that would drive the prices up. this is said to weaken the efforts by the west, anger the us apparently, and help russia at the end of the day. now this is what perhaps led to the following exchange between a journalist and the saudi energy minister at that press conference in vienna. the gas price is widely seen in europe and much of the western world as having been manipulated by russia, which is cut supply. people will know, see, so the arabia and the core members of opec, an opec plus, cooperating with russia and raised the oil price. it will with the simplicity of a david will be the view there. do you want to twist it to, to your and fine? it's your prerogative. it's short, right? it's when she's. we've been collaborating with opec plus

when the solution is literally right in your hand, the relationship in the us and gulf states has not been particularly good at any point in recent memory. we have regimes that are propped up by the united states, but still resent the united states for their infiltration and meddling. so it's not that the that the relation has gotten considerably worse. they just weren't very good to begin with with bite and try to convince them to change their minds. it's really showing that he himself is unwilling to change his mind. all that would need to happen to end the fuel shortage is to get rid of all the sanctions that prevent american companies, individuals from buying fuel. if biden was simply changing his mind, then he wouldn't have to beg saudi arabia to change their minds to the russia ukraine conflicts now over 90, ukranian troops were allegedly killed in multiple military vehicles destroyed in the class nearly mon area on wednesday. that is, according to the russian defense ministry. russia withdrew its troops from the strategic 50 and the done yes, republic, last week to stop its for

to bring showers and thunderstorms all along the gulf coast. this time of year we look closer towards the u.s. and fronts of low pressure in the gulf of mexico along the east coast and we typically see that develop into something tropical this time of year. that popped up in the last 24 hours. we'll keep you up to date. >> todd: that time of year. >> foxweather.com. >> carly: janice, thank you. >> of course. >> carly: first migrant bus of the day arrived in new york city. the sanctuary city is struggling to find housing and resources for the thousands of migrants who have come last weekend alone and now nearly 100 migrant children could be enrolled in staten island public schools by next week. joining me now are staten island presidents,. good morning to you both. >> thank you, good morning. >> carly: gina, i understand that schools on staten island are pretty crowded so what will the edition of new schools do? >> well, ari our school here in travis district 36 is already overflowing. it was built in 1904 so you can imagine the size of the clas

potential threats from india in our direction, it can become a hub on the route india the persian gulf countries iran kazakhstan russia today, along the east-west route, the role of the trans-space transport corridor has significantly increased to ensure transit flows between europe central asia and china specified route should be synchronous, kazakhstan is ready to start practical joint actions to strengthen the transit potential of the region, and today we are at the narrow end. uh, we agreed with my colleagues that we will start this work right away, which, as they say now, and uh, we will develop an appropriate road map and start expanding the potential of our e-transit routes. the second is cooperation with in the energy sector. one of the important aspects in this area is regional energy security , according to the international energy agency . probable reserves in the caspian region are 48 billion barrels of oil and eight trillion cubic meters of gas, for example, in the kazakh sector of the caspian sea, one of the world's largest oil fields, koshagan, is being developed. today

i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for president and one. but really it was when his son won a second term he felt as if, thank you. he also knew deep down inside if he had had a second turn his probably his son never would have been president. >> very interesting. andrew, any thoughts? >> clearly one of the things we are criticized for his bosnia. jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they

states and now beyond the gulf states. that was a deliberate decision. also, to be honest, and i don't think i'm revealing here something you don't know, but i'll say it any way. there's no way that the accords with the gulf states would have happened without the approval of saudi arabia. so saudi arabia is inching its way towards normalization. i think that's enroute. that will be my chief diplomatic goal if i'm re-elected, as i hope i will be in a few weeks. they have to have the confidence that israel is continuing the policy of standing up to iranian aggression, which threatens them, not as much, but not much less than it threatens us. and i think they will be assured of that if i'm re-elected. >> you don't think they will require any movement on the israeli/palestinian issue? >> perhaps. but i think they recognize too that if you give the palestinians a veto, we're not going to have peace. >> let me ask you about the iran deal. you were very influential of getting donald trump to pull out of the iran deal. at the time

the crew of a sunken fishing boat pulled to safety after floating in the gulf and fighting off sharks for more than 24 hours. >> we actually were able to recover one of the life jackets that had been eaten through by a shark. >> inside their harrowing ordeal and the miracle that led the coast guard to them. >>> all that, plus primed and ready. amazon's early holiday deals go live overnight. we've got everything you need to know to score the best deals. >>> and dynamic duo. patrick mahomes and travis kelce connect for a remarkable four touchdowns. >> mahomes, end zone. he's got another! >> as the chiefs hold off the raiders for a big win in a monday night football nail-biter. today tuesday, october 11, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news this is "today" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> good morning. it's 7:00 a.m. on the west coast. it's a tuesday morning. so happy you're joining us. i know a lot of chiefs fans are waking up going, wow, we pulled that off. >> this dynamic duo connected four times, it made a difference. it was a nail biter thoug

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that climate change is also making them longer lasting and more destructive. hurricane ian hit the gulf of mexico particularly hot in september 2022 for us. seems especially vulnerable to louise kara from panama, wanted to know line blue wire. there's so many hurricanes in the usa. hurricane are tropical cyclones. their extreme wind speeds and heavy rains can cause massive damage and strike fear into the hearts of many hurricanes can reach a few 100 kilometers in diameter and rage over the same spot. for hours. they form near the equator, over large bodies of water, warm to 26 degrees celsius or more only storms that develop over the atlantic or over the eastern and central pacific are called hurricanes. the hurricane season runs from june until late november. that's when large amounts of water evaporate and rise with a warm air. as the earth rotates air masses, north and south of the equator, are deflected by what's known as the cory oldest force. these masses start to spin, producing a swirling cyclone. at its center is the eye of the hurricane, a wind and rain freeze on with few clou

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long line in a series of storms over the past five to 10 years that have found their way into the gulfxico. we have found out that the environment is conducive to the strengthening of storms in the gulf of mexico. it is tracking above average from historical values. from hurricane ian, the temperatures in the water were over 30 degrees south this -- 30 degrees celsius in the caribbean. this, along with the conducive atmosphere conditions, allow the storm, like its predecessors to effectively drop pressure quickly, causing wind speeds to ramp up very fast. folly: so global warming, you would say, is affecting this, leading to the storm intensification. bradford: a preponderance of research has shown that morning around the globe causing warmer temperatures not only in the tropical oceans, but also areas north. it is above average from what we have expected to see for the last 30, 50, even 100 years. particularly with the mexico, the loop current which feeds water from the western caribbean , and you might know it feeds the gulf stream, which actually heats europe on the latter end of it

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we've got freeze watches and warnings from the midwest to the gulf coast for the next few mornings. that means temps below freezing. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. and coming up, remembering a pioneering nasa astronaut to mountain climbers terrifying encounter with a black bear on the attack, and the california dermatologist caught on camera allegedly poisoning her husband's drink with drano to now facing off in court. on dollr on om yeah. ahnee happ his survival instincts at work in this video posted by tmz as he fights off a bear who was protecting her cub, and these two college wrestlers in wyoming are recovering after a grizzly bear attack. the cowboy state daily reports. one of them jumped onto the bear to save the others life. then the bear ran off. kendall cummings said he could hear the bear's teeth hitting his skull. he's now recovering. glad they're okay. the california doctor accused of poisoning her husband with drano has returned to court in a separate case, the couple going through a divorce is also in the middle of a child custody case. a dermatologist accus

this direction of the wind creates the conditions for a storm surge of water from the gulf of finlanduth of the neva, that is, the wind drives the water of the river back into the channel, which is why the dam in the city was closed under the pressure of the wind, threatening road signs swayed the capital region also began to intensify the wind. there is a reason for this: the active cyclone is moving along the northern periphery of the anticyclone of the very one that gave the central region a fine weekend in the northwestern region. the weather is already completely under the influence of a cold front. cyclone. the center of the country, while on the border of processes in the zone of resistance in the zone of significant pressure gradients, therefore the wind is becoming stronger the struggle for the right to control the weather between the cyclone and anticyclone is felt today on most of the russian plain in the west of the central region and in the foolish area today the wind is up to 15 m / s on the upper volga in the vologda region in karelia, the wind can accelerate to 15-20 m

well, historically, even the name of this gulf, yes, the persian gulf, if you say so, well, who doesnike it, just because of the name of the father, from an ancient wound , that’s why it’s called the arabian gulf. i don't know, i don't see such special e-e precursors there in order to talk about the third world war, but with its threats of nuclear weapons, russia has actually prepared a measure for what will happen, well, it is very smart to use an immediate response and neutralization of these threats, because absolutely no one cares about this it is necessary for the people who announce politics, they have actually probably lost touch with the reality of family life there. i am not talking about some values, they simply lost touch with reality and life, and everything and everything that they can direct their peoples there to some uh, i don't understand the shares here these are special military forces and to force them to give their lives, well, the situation is really not easy, but i think that ukraine and its partners are doing the best they can to make the situation in this situ

when you start begging, you know, the gulf states, when you start beg, middle eastern countries have changed their already declared policies. it's an act of desperation. it's an act of shortsighted foolishness. when the solution is literally right in your hand, the relationship in the us in gulf states is not been particularly good at any point in recent memory. we have regimes that are propped up by the united states, but still resent the united states for their infiltration and meddling. so it's not that the that the relation has gotten considerably worse. they just weren't very good to begin with with bite and try to convince them to change their mind. it's really showing that he himself was unwilling to change his mind. all that would need to happen to end the fuel shortage is to get rid of all the sanctions that prevent american companies, individuals from buying fuel. if biden was simply change his mind, then he wouldn't have to beg saudi arabia to change their minds. a new development in the case of russian journalist study a duke enough who was killed in a car bombing in the

well, historically, even the name of this gulf is the persian gulf, if you say so.ho doesn’t like it precisely because of the name, the father is old and wounded, that’s why it’s called the arabian gulf. well, it will be more pleasant in other countries, but i don’t know, i don’t see such special preludes there in order to talk about the third world war, but with your own with threats of nuclear weapons, russia has already prepared a measure for what will happen , well, a very immediate immediate response and neutralization of these threats has been used, because absolutely no one needs it. and the people who announce the politicians have actually probably lost their connection with the realities of life there i'm not talking about values ​​there, some simply lost touch with the realities and life and everything and everything that can send their peoples there to some uh-uh incomprehensible actions, these are special military actions and force them to give my life, well, the situation is really not easy, but i think that ukraine now, it and its partners are doing th

a lot of times that occurs across the gulf coast. the outbreak of tornados today. in fact, nine confirmed tornados, many of which lie right along that gulf coastal water. there's the front. they're really bordering near mississippi, alabama, the florida panhandle. there were nine confirmed tornados, one of which you saw the video a moment ago. here's a closeup still image of that tornado that's about to cross in this area. the radar starting to quiet down as severe weather has started to wane in the overnight hours. nonetheless, we're getting that influx of moisture, a considerable amount of rain across alabama. much of that is going to move into the metro atlanta region in the coming hours. the gulf coast, we keep seeing the thunderstorms that spin up quite easily. it's getting that interaction from the gulf of mexico, so we get that abundant moisture, thunderstorms develop, then they interact with the land as they move over shore. then they get those little spinup tornados. they don't typically last very long. usually not very powe

at the same time you're discouraging investment in the gulf of mexico, where you can get some of the cleanest amount of oil & gas that you can get anywhere in the world and then calling up saudi arabia and getting mad at them because they aren't raising oil production. i mean, this is really craziness the thing that worries me about that too is that now, we're heading into a situation where we're running out of friends in the world because of our energy policy, right? now, we want to have a conflict with saudi arabia and all of the opec nations are jumping to their defense saying no, it wasn't anything like this , and now you've got the biden administration wanting to use opec oil to influence an election. just put it off until after the election. i mean, we've got to see that this is not a sustainable energy policy. it's not good for america. we've got to change it, go back to u.s. oil & gas and that'll do it. david: we've got to change it and yet i see no signs from the administration that they are willing to do that. phil flynn good to see you thank you very much appreciate it. >>

trainer in bahrain is breaking that mold. >> it is an unusual sight in the convert -- conservative gulf state of bahrain. i a woman in an indoor basketball court instructing the male players. she has overcome prejudice is to become the assistant coach in the bahraini capital. >> when i began my career, there was not the same level of acceptance as there was today. this was one of the hardest things i have had to face. i got used to it. >> i just believe in myself. >> and her mother coastal women basketball squad. she began by training a team of young girls and then young boys before being recruited and she seems to have the support of her players. >> it is a beautiful thing, seeing women present in the men's teams. i hope to see more examples in the future. the 33-year-old fatima has big plans for the future. >> i want to become the main coach of the team, not just the assistant. >> and then, she says she also wants to coach the team to a national championship. >> you are watching dw news. after associate -- after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. we will be rig

we need a broader rethink of our alliance with the gulf states in general. certainly was not surprised by the saudi's most recent decision to decrease oil output. not just because of watching them act against our security interest, but since the outset of the ukrainian war, it's been pretty clear that the saudis were intent on choosing the russian side, rather than the u.s. side. had the opportunity early on, they essentially forced the president of the united states to show up and shake hands with bin salman in order to even consider acting in a way that would ultimately bring down prices for the u.s. had the opportunity to divorce themselves from russia inside too close. they did not do that -- inside opec plus. they did not do that. they had the opportunity to hold oil consumption flat over the course of the remainder of this year. my sense is that is with the administration respected based on the studies. they made a very different decision. i thought the whole purpose of suspending billions of dollars in u.s. taxpayer money on the defensive side -- the

hurricane 32 m/s, while the wind direction creates conditions for a storm surge of water from the gulfhe mouth of the neva, that is, the wind , essentially pushes the water of the river back into the channel level. the neva is actively raised from 3 am to prevent flooding in petersburg, part of the dam alignments were closed in the capital region , and there are reasons for this along the northern periphery of the anticyclone, which gave the central region a fine weekend , an active cyclone is shifting, in the northwestern region, the weather is already completely under the influence of cold front, cyclone. the center of the country is still on the border of processes in the zone of significant pressure gradients in the confrontation zone, so the wind is getting stronger, the cyclone will continue to push the anticyclone. q so tomorrow evening the territory is bad weather. enough already the entire central region, but on the eve of the dispersal of the elements encountered in the north caucasus and in southern russia in the capital of dagestan, almost 27 mm poured out in a day, rainfal

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met in june or may, when he came to a number of countries at the invitation of the co-operation gulf it was an opportunity to collaborate and we discussed issues. as you know, russia is participating in the war and we, the organization of islamic cooperation for foreign affairs, held a meeting and the ministers asked to finally put an end to the war in this part of the world, uh various countries such as turkey or the united arab emirates and other countries are taking steps to find a way out for peace between russia and ukraine war. we thought that we got rid of the war, but, unfortunately, it has returned now. we call for peace to negotiate so that the war finally ends in the interests of all the peoples of this region. as you can see the word happening now has consequences and for africa as a minister. you know that african countries are also suffering from this war, so this war has extremely negative, far-reaching consequences for the whole world, and especially for the most disadvantaged countries, which are already now experiencing difficulties every day while the war is being

a veteran who served in the gulf war, u.s. special envoy to sudan during the door for crisis and now, go today they have edited and produced transforming our world. president h. w. bush and foreign policy. a collection of foreign policy essays from well-known practitioners who participated in the unfolding of international events as part of that bush administration. as we get going i want to make sure everyone knows we will have your audience questions right at the end of our program. if you have questions please submit them to event at wilson center dot org. please include your name and affiliation. let me get things going. for me a recurring theme in this book, even though it was written by 20 authors in terms of the essays is good footed. the notion that george h. w. bush was uniquely qualified to lead the free world when he did. as you guys pointed out, the first president in 120 years with prior to that experience. the only president with leadership experience in u.s. intelligence agencies. the last world war ii veteran t

then an uptick in the thunderstorm activity as well as our tornado activity especially across the gulf they were responsible for some mean or roof damage to an elementary school as well as toppling trees and power lines as well. here is an ominous lowen thattithat ing hanging cloud that crossed the highway. and good news is that the severe weather threat is waning as time goes on. so that is not the major problem going forward. but we still have the influx of moisture near texas panhandle, so pensacola and gulf shores, these areas being hit hard. could get a couple inches. and this all started midday yesterday. you can see the flurry of tornado warnings that popped up really just east of gulfport into mobile and just west of pensacola. and all thanks to this upper level low that is slowly rotating about, drawing in moisture from the gulf of mexico and producing copious amounts of rain as well. and so that is really the threat. and this has been exceptionally dry along this area. and we have severe drought in place even worse toward the plains where 100% of the state 6 oklahoma under dr

main route and, of course, they controlled egypt, you understand further direct access to the persian gulfand you are already in the indian ocean, so for the uk, yes, the loss of the suez canal. this is a national disaster. after the outbreak of the first world war, the british formally declared egypt, then part of the ottoman empire as a protectorate, in 1936. egypt became a fully independent state. however, britain retained control of the canal for zone where british troops were stationed. later, uh, when the british tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, a revolution took place there, the monarchy was overthrown, and the social revolutionary came to power. egypt went to intensify the confrontation, e with the british and french. and when they refused to finance the construction of the already previously discussed sung dam, but carried out the nationalization of the soviet channel, announcing that these funds would just go to the construction of the ottoman platinum, the soviet channel was expressed on their territory and, as a matter of fact, they are the owners, the gov

sort of frost advisories, freeze watch, freeze warning from the plains to the northeast down to th gulf we've got the jet stream dipping way down records possible in 18 states from texas, kansas, on into kentucky, the east/southeast and down to the gulf and then tomorrow, temperatures still below average, anywhere from 10 to 15 from philadelphia, baton rouge, st. louis. those will start to moderate late this week and then next week warmer in the east, colder out west. >> al, thanks. >>> with 21 days before the midterms, president biden trying to keep abortion rights front and center, but polls show voters worrying most about the economy and soaring inflation. peter alexander reports on the new clashes between candidates in key battlegrounds. >> reporter: with just three weeks until the midterms and republicans slamming democrats over the economy and record inflation, president biden tonight trying to amplify the politically divisive issue of abortion rights, urging voters to keep democrats in control of congress. >> here is the promise i make to you and the american people. the first bi