of weapons and tries to cut the war with mexico. first , he brought an army into the twenty-eighth state of america, then sent ships to the gulf of mexico, provoking mexico to start a war. and when they were not ready for war, the southern neighbor endured everything, put him up with an account of supposedly mexicans, during numerous coup d'état inflicted material damage on us citizens in 1846, in the disputed territory of the rio grande, there was a skirmish between american mexican detachments in the usa immediately declared that the mexicans had shed american blood on american soil, a century passes, and the handwriting is not this , of course , is not paola's test tube. their conflict with their own version of the attack on the radio station at the head of the american troops, deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason to blame the neighbors for the attack and push through congress a declaration of war on them by the president powers elected by such a right did not possess ill-treatment of the local population and looting by the us military caused a massive guerrilla movement. people

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and that the macron has more important things to do: water in the porthole from space to the gulf of mexicoship is safe. some kind of wrong spring, st. petersburg but in moscow thaw and knee-deep puddles if they freeze art for centuries 100 years to the theater of the moscow city council orlov ranevskaya wives great and legendary theatrical sensations this season will go down in history and start with exclusive footage from the war zone. donetsk republic. the same marinka, which the ukrainian militants turned into a powerful fortified area, is constantly shelling peaceful areas from there. donetsk , the hardest battles are going on outside the city among the viewers of channel one. there is an opportunity to see everything from the first person, as the tankers see the most hell in the center of marinka, the eastern part, already under our control, is shown what the nationalists turned the city into, not a single surviving building, shells, threats come from everywhere firing points on the upper floors of houses. the militants equipped loopholes for snipers underground , branched systems of

of weapons and tries to cut the war with mexico. first he entered the twenty-eighth state of america army, then sent ships to the gulf of mexico, provoking mexico to start a war. and when they weren’t ready for war, the southern neighbor endured everything, put him up with an account of supposedly mexicans, during numerous coups d’état inflicted material damage on us citizens in 1846, in the disputed territory of the rio grande, there was a clash between american mexican troops in the united states immediately declared that the mexicans shed american blood on american soil. a century passes, but the handwriting does not change, this , of course, is not paola's test tube, but it's definitely her the prototype and the united states of mexico, of course , declared war, as it was intended, and their conflict began with their own version of the attack on the radio station in galavitsa. american troops deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason to accuse the neighbors of the attack and push through congress to declare war on the president of the state, the president of the state elected did not

so we know we used to have a lot of it naturally in the gulf of mexico, the 4 to 7 million tons, but for sargasm is now growing that was never there before. so the problem is that's a lot of algae. even as some of that comes ashore on beaches of mexico or florida, it's going to wreak havoc on tourism. >> no one wants to be around a stinky mass of seaweed, but i understand that once all the seaweed is ashore, it can threaten sea turtle nests and cause shoreline erosion. is that correct? >> that's correct. and it releases hydrogen sulfide, a toxic gas that you don't want to breathe. particularly when it's at high conticentrations in enclosed ars with low wind, it also has a the lot of arsenic in the tissue. so attempts to remove it from the beaches and use it for fertilizer, other purposes, you really have to be careful. >> i have seen reports about how many of these tourist destinations like the cayman islands have a resource issue. you need a lot of machines to get rid of all this seaweed that you're seeing. what about watts causing all this? can it be contributed to human action and

of weapons and tries to cut the war with mexico. first , he brought an army into the twenty-eighth state of america, then sent ships to the gulf of mexicoovoking mexico to start a war. and when they weren’t ready for war, the southern neighbor put up with everything, put him up with alleged mexicans, during numerous coup d’état inflicted on us citizens material damage in 1846 in the disputed territory of rio grande there was a skirmish between american mexican detachments in the usa they immediately declared that the mexicans shed american blood on american soil a century passes, but the handwriting does not change this , of course, is not paola's test tube but it is definitely its prototype and the usa mexico, of course, was declared at war, as it was intended, and their conflict began with their own version of the attack on the radio station at the head of the american troops, deliberately crossed the mexican border, losing 16 people, which gave the regiment a reason accuse the neighbors of the attack and push through the congress the declaration of war to the president of the state, the elected ones did not have such a right . people

the other one that continues to be apposite story is deepwater gulf of mexico. where we will go out drill in a mile or more of water depth and go down 6, 7, 8 miles into the earth and find large fields. and the gulf of mexico is still relatively underexplored compared to the onshore. i think there is still room for more discoveries. ♪ david: so when you're starting 40 years ago, do you say someday i might be the ceo, or did you not think that was realistic? mike: no, i just hoped i would last the next two weeks to get my next paycheck. that was never in the game plan. -- any game plan. ♪ david: let's talk about chevron itself. when was chevron created? mike: founded in 1879 in southern california as a company called pacific coast oil company. made the first commercial discovery in california, in southern california. became part of the rockefeller's standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s, and then became standard oil california when the standard oil trust was broken up. our headquarters and home has always been in california. we've been around for 143

deepwater gulf of mexico, we go out and drill one mile or more in water depth and go down several more miles, 6, 7, eight miles into the earth and find large, large fields. the gulf of mexico is still relatively underexplored compared to onshore. i think there is room for more discovery. david: when you started 40 years ago, did you say i might be the ceo someday or was that not realistic? mike: i hoped i would last the next two weeks so i would get my next paycheck. ♪ ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david! connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals. okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. david: one of the roots of chevron? when was chevron created? mike: founded in 1879 in southern california. began as a company called pacific coast oil company. made the

. >> gotcha: we know in the gulf of mexico, for example, we use stable nitrogen iso taupes to identifyvalue of the mississippi river nitrogen. the mississippi river discharges a lot of water and nitrogen, there's a dead zone there that has formed in the gulf of mexico as a result of all that production of organic matter not just by sargassum but by blooms that settle in the bottom and consume oxygen. we think this may be now happening more broadly in the atlantic basin. what we first saw in the 1980s with blooms in the gulf of mexico we are now seeing more broadly around the atlantic basin. so if you look around the basin, you have the congo river and other rivers are discharging in west africa. amazon, the largest river on earth, in brazil. a lot of deforestation, expanding agriculture and a growing human occupation. so we do think that the rivers are playing a role here increasing nitrogen to sargassum to support its growth. >> when we look at all that happening, as you're trying to turn all the reasons why, as gym pointed out it's helpful in the ocean, doing an important job in the

as part of a crew of four, the capsule completed its 19 -hour flight in the waters of the gulf of mexico the coast of the united states, together with anna from a trip to the astronauts returned to orbit. nicole man george cassada and kaiti. wakato met them with a rescue boat. it is necessary to lift the capsule using a hydraulic device. on the ship anna kikina. she wrote her name into history. she is the first cosmonaut from russia who went into space and returned to earth on a spacex ship under the program of cross-flights to earth, the team delivered 200 kg of cargo. these are the results of space experiments. winter does not want to leave the capital in moscow weather forecasters. snow is forecast today. rain wind with steam up to 18 m/s. atmospheric pressure will drop to 727 mm hg. this is much lower than the norm . it is better to refuse walks and trips on the roads and sidewalks are icy, and snow and pieces of ice can fly from the roof. all because of the warm weather forecast. they promise plus five next week every day the temperature will gradually rise by saturday. maybe reach

big seeing an awful lot of gulf of mexico moisture interact with cold air with the same storm that actuallyught severe weather rain, snow and even the tornado in los angeles county a couple of days ago, all getting together here across the deep south. look at all of this lightning. every one of those is a stroke of lightning hitting the ground. it's the gulf of mexico. it's humid. it's muggy. it's warming up. it's giving that humidity to the air that air is moving to the north. and the red zone here. tornado watches until midnight now for memphis. the weather is going to get to you by eight o'clock tonight, so i know it's saying to go to midnight, but it'll be over well before then, but it will be a strong line of whether when it gets there. here's the weather right now. little rock, arkansas just to your south about 10. minutes ago, there was a tornado warning. i didn't see anything on the ground. but there was a warning with rotation that has now slid to the east. but there is a lot of weather here still to go bumps up and down along this same line of weather farther down to the south, cl

of friday across the gulf coast region. there's the thunderstorms picking up moisture. maybe a little circulation from the gulf of mexico. they start to peter out as you get in the middle of the day on friday. really, we focus on the eastern seaboard. here's a chance for severe weather on friday. damaging winds. the risk is not as high as we experienced on thursday. panama city, mobile to new orleans. the 30a corridor has potential for strong to severe weather. rainfall totals, 1 to 3 inches locally. and anticipating snowfall across the great lakes. lake-enhanced snowfall into minnesota and wisconsin. look for 6 to 12 inches of snowfall across the region. back to you. >>> donald trump is facing increasing legal jeopardy. more on the jurisdictions. >>> and protests in france after the government forced through controversial pension reform. it's not going over well. we'll have the story after the break. stay with us. >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and around the world. i'm kim brunhuber. this is cnn newsroom. several investigations into former president donald trump are heating

largely depends today at 5:00 am moscow time , the crew dragon spacecraft was brought to the gulf of mexicost of florida, everything passed the standard the crew of the descent capsule, our compatriot anna kikina two let me remind you that anna kikina became the first russian woman who, as part of cross-over flights with the americans , went to orbit to the iss, the team was delivered by the spacex corporation ship, sat on the mask, competitors, another american company flies space in the same place in florida for the second time tried to launch the first rocket printed on a 3d printer into space unsuccessfully 3 hours of manipulation interference after interference, at first the launch had to be postponed for a private boat. she suddenly appeared in the danger zone, then the engines still started, but there was a failure in the automation. as a result , half a second before the launch, the operation was curtailed, let me remind you. the first attempt on march 8 also failed due to technical problems. it is noted that in the future, rockets created on 3d printer will help save their launch w

countries mikhail chuvanenko polina timofeeva nikolaika, ntv television company this morning in the gulf of mexico manned spacecraft krug, dragon of the spacex company, returned to earth after 5 months of work on the iss. with russian woman anna kikina her japanese colleague, kaichi, wakata and astronauts on sanekoleman and josh kasson the mission of this crew lasted longer in orbit than planned. help was brought home twice due to weather conditions along with splashdown. and the day before , the long-awaited command for docking was received. in moscow , snowboarders competed for the champions cup in the big air discipline - this is one of the types of freestyle skiing held on vorobyovy gory . the championship has become one of the most extreme adventures of this spring. in addition, the international competition among the participants of ryder from russia, belarus, serbia, iran, pavel rybchenko got out to take a look at the big air. with friendly shouts of effort to overcome the excitement, each of the forty snowboarders had three jump attempts. this is just an opportunity to fight for the exit.

their countries michael chabanenko polina timofeeva nikolayka, ntv broadcaster this morning the gulf of mexicocomed guests from spacex's crew dragon manned spacecraft orbit safely. splashed down off the coast of florida after 5 months of work on the iss returned russian woman anna kikina. her japanese kaichi counterpart, the wakata, and nasa astronauts nicole man and jorsha kassada. the mission of this crew lasted longer in orbit than planned, the departure home was postponed twice due to weather conditions along with splashdown. well, it was received the day before, the long-awaited command from docking. in moscow , the snowboarder competed for the champions cup on vorobyovy gory, the russian grand prix in the bigr discipline, the championship is called one of the most extreme competitions of this spring. in addition, the competition is international among the participants. the best riders from russia , belarus, serbia and iran pavel rybalchenko, knows the names of the winners hello everyone. with friendly shouts of effort to overcome the excitement, each of the forty snowboarders had three j

it will happen any minute now and it will arrive at 107 targeted landing zones in the gulf of mexico. right now you're looking live actually inside the pod you can see the astronauts preparing for impact. we will have an update on the splashdown later. >>> another delay for the launch of the world's first 3-d printed rocket. and aerospace firm was hoping to launch the booster earlier today but they called the whole thing off just 45 seconds before countdown and had to do with the fuel pressure after a previous launch was also called off due to an issue with the temperature the company hasn't announced a new launch date yet. >> the festival of colors coming up today take a look at that. we are talking about the san jose festival. hindus around the world celebrate it and it provides a good harvest. the mayor was there it was hosted by the association of indian americans. >>> march is women's history month we want to highlight one woman that saw a group of potential workers overlooked. darlene noticed something during the height of the pandemic everyone was thinking about essential worke

white house okay a massive oil and gas sale in the gulf of mexico, from climate activists who want to block them all. got the story. a train derailed earlier in minnesota prompting a town to evacuate. we speak to minnesota congressman on what residents need to know, that's next. ♪ ople like sam who make...? ...everyday products... ...designed smarter. like a smart coffee grinder - that orders fresh beans for you. oh, genius! for more breakthroughs like that... ...i need a breakthrough card... like ours! with 2.5% cash back on purchases of $5,000 or more... plus unlimited 2% cash back on all other purchases! and with greater spending potential, sam can keep making smart ideas... ...a brilliant reality! the new ink business premier card from chase for business. make more of what's yours. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees o

the other one that continues to be a positive straight is the deepwater gulf of mexico. we can go out and drill in a mile or more of water depth and then go down a few miles into the earth and find large, large fields. the gulf is still relatively underexplored. there is still room for more discoveries. david: when you are starting 40 years ago, did you say i might be ceo someday? mike: no. i just hoped i would last two weeks to get my next paycheck. david: when was chevron created? mike: 1879 in southern california. it was called pacific coast oil company. make the first commercial discovery in california. it became part of the rockefeller's standard oil trust in the latter part of the 1800s and that became standard oil of california when standard oil trust was broken up. our headquarters have always been in california. we have been part of world history. we made the first discovery in saudi arabia, among other milestones. we have a long history of the world reflected in our company. david: i want to get gas, is there really a difference between the oil that chevron prod

their countries mikhail simonenko polina timofeeva nikolaika, ntv broadcaster this morning the gulf of mexicomed guests from spacex's crew dragon manned spacecraft orbit safely. landed off the coast florida returned to earth after 5 months of work on the iss russian woman anna kikina returned. her japanese counterpart, wakata kaitas and nasa astronauts nicole mani and josha kassada, this crew's mission lasted longer in orbit than planned, and was rescheduled twice due to weather conditions instead of splashdowns. and the day before , the long-awaited docking command was received. in moscow , the snowboarder played the champions cup in competitions in the discipline. begr passed on sparrow hills championship called one of the most extreme adventures of this spring. to to the same international competition among the participants of ryder from russia, belarus , serbia and iran pavel rybalchenko. he knows exactly the winners hello everyone behind the friendly cries of effort to overcome the excitement each of the forty snowboarders has three attempts to jump. this is just an opportunity to fight

a colossal blob of seaweed is headed for the shores of florida and other coastlines in the gulf of mexicoperts say that while it can provide a healthy habitat for sea life while it's floating, it can have devastating impacts once it hits the beaches. this year sargassum mass could be the largest on record, nearly twice the width of the continental united states. it's so large it can be seen from space. when the seaweed gets to shore, it will pile up in mounds that are difficult to remove, and it can be dangerous to humans and wildlife due to the level of toxicity. as an added bonus, it smells like rotten eggs. take a look at these pictures from the coast of florida. these right here are from barbados, where an expert tells cnn locals, are using 1600 dump trucks a day to clean up the beaches. and then these images from playa del carmen. for now researchers are looking into ways to grapple with the threat of massive seaweed blocks. as for this year's balloon? experts warn the worst may be yet to come. up next everyone, dozens of mar-a-lago staff are talking servers, aides, have been subpoen

so we picking up at warm moist air from the gulf of mexico ahead of that, some colo ebert, bryce guys, they're entered, they see 12 degrees celsius as we go through way into friday. you can swap those numbers around 21 celsius, the dc. so that was at warmer air, coming in from the south, it bumps into the cold rather spilled across the rockies with the snow. turning to raise him heavy and widespread rain, they're coming across a good part of the plains snow course. on the northern flank of that, you will see that pushing a little further east was little better when she, where the to just making its way towards the pacific. northwest into western parts of canada. little bit of wet weather, also affecting the far north of the caribbean over the next hour. so freshening up as his band makes his way for the south. ah. around 3 quarters of sub saharan africa is cultural. heritage is on display in western museums that didn't happen overnight. we were robbed over time. the 1st episode reveals how europeans colonization remove tens of thousands of artifacts and the appeal struggle to reclaim

from the canadian border all the way down to the gulf of mexico, the real threat of a long track tornadoes the same southern states hit with those deadly tornadoes just days ago. you and i both traveled to the storm zone, and to think those families are facing this all over again. >> this is such a big area, so let's get right to it. a blizzard warning across upper parts of the midwest. that is where you are going to see below. then down the mississippi towards memphis. potentially tornadoes there going across the tennessee valley. you get hit a couple times. and eventually into the northeast, come saturday morning, with rain and wind he here. >> david: we are going to turn out to the fire of a train derailment in minnesota. 22 cars derailing. some carrying ethanol catching fire. fortunately, no one was injured. officials were on the scene this morning, and they say there is no threat of toxic exposure or any more explosions. of course it comes with a number of trained derailments as of late. there is breaking news in this trial over the ski crash involving actress gwyneth paltrow. the ver

incense, i raise the width of the usa to florida and imsha in the coastlines along the usin, the gulf of mexicoometimes collapses, and it is in improving gas yakimoja smell like rotten eggs six on the beach and fishing for the americans at a time undergrowth. powerful drought it to the midnight gathering of spain and the emperor's water is only 9% of the norm of the lake. at lada, fish are removed from the reservoir, there is so little oxygen that, even when trying to suffocate near catalonia , russianization 90 suffered, alas, not at earthquakes and something filled with the outcome of afghanistan, the magnitude of the underground curtain school folded six and five the epicenter was hunted in the frankish province. badakhshan on labiri 187 km. at islam base and kabuli people ran out to street how to escape maxim their advance? in mexico, tens of thousands of visitors have come to visit the most familiar of the meaty tours of the most impressive attractions in arah central step with ukraine for years. for those who have been washed by fat ivan, explosions are hawking bushes and flooding the gra

so we picking up at warm moist air from the gulf of mexico ahead of that, some colo ebert, bryce guys there entered they see 12 degrees celsius. as we go through, we're into friday. you can swap those numbers around 21 celsius with d. c. so that was at warmer air, coming in from the south, it bumps into the cooler rather spilled across the rockies with the snow. turning to raise him heavy and widespread rain, they're coming across a good part of the plains snow course. on northern flank of that, you will see that pushing a little further, a switch little by the when she, whether to just making its way towards the pacific northwest into western parts of canada. little bit of weather, also affecting the far north of the caribbean over the next hour. so freshening up this brand makes its way for the south. ah, the latest news as it breaks evidence in a place like this, where people say just a few bodies have been covered compared to the number of people missing with detailed coverage. a government policies are making it difficult for them to export on climate change has also impacted sup

threats to marine life they're already around five hundred is in the world wait the biggest in the gulf of mexico covering twenty three thousand square clematis. for this is to thrive far into the future we need to fundamentally rethink our relationship with the ocean. and here on the coast of connecticut to do just that. fishing haslways been big business on the long island sound. in recent decades industrial and agricultural pollutants kill the fish stocks. come here to meet some of the locals tackling the problem. hey ross. and brian yeah thank you. so much for having us common. bring smith is an ocean farmer he's made it his mission to reconfigure we harvest to see. hey welcome aboard. start us up. the good thing about ocean farming is we don't need to change. alright just a quick run out right. it used to be efficient yeah i yeah i was in the bering sea fishing cotton crab just at the height of industrialized fishing and most the fish i was catcher was going to mcdonald's for the fish sandwich well. that is like the quintessential the epitome of the industrial fishing exactly -- so then you

they plopped down in the gulf of mexico right here off the coast of florida, just minutes ago.s video from a recovery ship, two astronauts from nasa and a few others from russia and japan. a bay area native is on that ship. >>> check this out. attrition more than 60 years old continued in chicago today. the city died the river green as part of its st. patrick's day festivities. organizers say the die is environmentally friendly. >>> here in the bay area, the rainy weather could not stop a little luck of the irish in the city. the annual st. patrick's day parade was held today, the specific display of irish heritage has been happening for 172 years. the st. patrick's holiday is on friday, the 17th. >>> and the south bay, the city of san jose hosted the shamrock run today. it started at san pedro square this morning, all the money goes to be dublin sister city program with hautes student exchange scholarships. they are sent to dublin and student there are sent here. >> today i am going to be all irish. i am going to have a beer. >> we have the luck of the irish on our side to hav

oil spill in the gulf of mexico, and they have been widely criticized for their environmental practices and their activities in the aftermath of various disasters they've been called on. here's what raised on reports. another toxicologist, familiar with c, t, e h, who requested anonymity to avoid retribution. from the firm, described in chemical studies is designed to meet the goals of its clients. that pay to say everything's okay. the source said their work product is basically they find the least productive rules and regulations and rely on those. so with residents that he's palestine, ohio reporting that they've suffered health effect in the aftermath of this frame derailment, many people are looking on and seeing the reports and the activities of the environmental protection agency that seem to be very well serving the interests of norfolk southern the company that was involved in the derailment and observers, and looking on a thing that looks like an example of collusion, and a parent corruption where a private corporation and the federal government seem to be working together. an

got some activity coming off the rockies, meeting up with warm air being pumped up through the gulf of mexico. that's gonna sparked some storms. i think the most severe stuff will happen over at dallas, texas, off to western canada, pacific northwest high pressure and chart. sure. so that's deflecting systems up and around. and with the sun out, it allows the temperature in portland to get to 14 degrees. it is also a dry pitcher for california as f 15 l, a at 18 degrees, and with that to party nor'easter the tail end of it is fretting some rain eastern cuba, his fan eula, kroto rico right through to jamaica and central america. while for pedro's capital lima, about 2000 homes have been destroyed by cyclone yahoo! and still we see what whether in bolivia and amazonia state in brazil. now south of this, the heat is still on in argentina buds. storms are helping to cool the atmosphere, especially around the river plate. so montevideo, 28 for you on thursday. see you later. ah. ready too often of canister is portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of canister thanks to the brave i

we turn now to the gulf of mexico and sharks on the prowl like we've never seen before. as a shark feeding frenzy off the coast of venice, louisiana, soaking wet. a group of fishermen saying their boat was surrounded. all of a sudden we started experiencing, you know the schools of just frantic feeding sharks. they were devouring bait pods, and they erupted all around us and then up up under the boat. they were looking for yellow fin tuna and spotted a large part of other fish, but the sharks beat them to it is absolutely pandemonium . when these things show up, and they show up for months on end, and they devour everything in its way. mark hardisty says he's been fishing these waters for 15 years, he says. the shark population has exploded and they become more aggressive. he blames regulations that are protected these predators. they have started to devour. quite frankly, every game fish there is on the gulf, it seems, and the catch levels of good gone down dramatically grew worried for everyone on board and decided to leave their fishing spot behind a boat sank. just a

they were found in the back of this truck in mexico's very cruise state, that a cruise is on the eastern part of the country along the gulf of mexico. the state is also a popular route among migrants from southern mexico, from central and south america who are making their way through mexico north toward the united states. this is also a state where human smuggling is quite common. this particular practice of stuffing migrants into the back of freight trucks is unfortunately quite common. so our deadly incidents involving migrants on the road or, or as soon as we saw these news lines coming out of vectors, our crew here in mexico. i think all of us immediately thought back to that case, that story that we reported just last year in june out of san antonio. where 53 migrants were found in the back of a freight truck who had died from its fixation from exposure from extreme heat. fortunately, although this case here in vera cruz is quite similar to what happened in san antonio last year and that the drivers of these trucks fled the scene. what you mentioned in your introduction are the fact that there was ventilation built

is during finance, the tail end of a significant frontal system, resend kelly back up into the gulf of mexico. and helps to make it wetting on juris and guatemala and costa rica. but as you will not have been flooding further south in ecuador, and particularly in peru, that you'll still see the rush hour's forecast to fall in peru. but there's no real concentration. so i suspect, but i can't be sure that the west is over phillips, fairly weather in parts of brazil, and further south. it's warm still. most of argentina. ah. the coveted beyond well taken without hesitation. fought and died for power lines al, wow. we live here. we make the rule, not them, they find an enemy, and then they try and scare the people with the people in power. investigate, exposed it and question. they use them to be used of our around the cloud on our dcea. the latest news as it breaks from it's still the favorite here among the grass roots. and in many of the polls the be the republican presidential nominee with detailed coverage or has stronger flop large back on the struggle based on daily basis by everyone here

the ship was brought to the gulf of mexico and it took a week for the initial adaptation to the conditions the earth's gravity. and only after that anna was able to continue her way home, but the cosmic work has not yet been completed. and now she has to, uh, do experiments on the ground, part of the flight experiments will continue here, part of the experiments are exclusively terrestrial, therefore, during this period , she will continue to do the terrestrial experiment, and the importance of joint work in space exploration, says the senior comrade. anna kikina pilot cosmonaut. vasily tsypleev. the place of the flight is not given to us, well, right, how to say work together to be friends. at least, yes, and well, to have a smaller xs, when together, there is work, then the thing is done. well , kikins still have to go through a standard rehabilitation program until april 7, and then she will go to a sanatorium treatment dmitry petrov oleg dubinin ivan malyshev and vladislav nonsense news from star city. protests continue in france against pension reform. footage of clashes with the poli

the capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico just off the florida coast 06:00:02pm, pacific time. one of their best of the daylight savings time there and the capsule, the bay area's only comb and she is the first native american woman to be in space before she became an astronaut man joined the u.s. marine corps became a naval pilot and deployed twice to iraq and afghanistan aboard aircraft carriers to graduate from high school in sonoma county. alright, making us proud. well, happening today, president joe biden is going to be visiting sow cow. today. the president will visit san diego and meet with the prime ministers of the eu, uk and australia. then on tuesday, the president travels to monterey park. it's where a mass shooting at a dance hall in january killed 11 people. president is expected to continues. talks about his hope for a federal ban on assault weapons. later he's gonna make a similar pitch during a stop in vegas. the site of the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. 5 years ago. well, the u.s. government is acting quickly to stop potential banking crisis after t

ohio river valley, all the way up through west virginia, as a low post more moisture from the gulf of mexicoen heavy rain will be pushing into the great lakes and northeast. a little bit of snow wrapping run. we will see an a key relation from chicago north to milwaukee and the heavy rain to purchase into the northeast. it sticks around for much of the day. it is not in until we get into sunday. david? >> david: rob marciano has been traveling along. thanks to you and the crew. state safety net. thank you, iraq. we continued. >> return to the chilling case in florida making national headlines. a judge sentencing a 16-year-old boy to life in prison for murdering his classmate. 13-year-old cheerleader stabbing her more than 100 times. they are seeing on video going for a walk and with f-uppercase-with that lovecheern court. victor aquino is in florida. >> reporter: a 16-year-old has been sentenced to life in prison after stabbing his classmate 114 terms. aiden fucci charged as an adult murder to reginald tristyn bailey near jackson duffin -- jaxon traveler a real home. justin a cheerleader in

similar scenario with the participation of the russian sex, let's say double standards over the gulf of mexicomoving on , a foreign agent of the voice of america got caught in a cynical rigging or rather information sabotage , a sensational post in his telegram channel implies that the russian army allegedly fired on civilian infrastructure. almost in every region of ukraine, they picked up a video of buses with broken windows in the middle of destroyed buildings , claims against our armed forces are heard behind the scenes, according to the press service of the air force of the armed forces. russia fired 81 missiles of various types by means of air defense, 34 out of 48 cruise missiles were shot down, dubious arithmetic was left without comment. indeed, in this case, it is much more important that in the video of the russian territory a car park in the city of volnovakha , donetsk people's republic, one person died there, those same buses were seriously beaten as a result of a himars missile hit, and here, of course, i want to figure it out. why did the propagandists use their reporting on th

systems tonight 70 million americans on alert from the canadian border all the way down to the gulf of mexico those same states had with those deadly tornadoes just years ago. you and i both traveled that the storm zone and to think these families are facing this all over again. >> it also includes a blizzard warning across the upper midwest near cedar rapids. damaging winds and down the mississippi towards memphis, potentially tornadoes they are going across the tennessee valley. times with storms. eventually into the northeast come saturday morning with rain and wind here. >> david: we will turn out to the fiery train derailment in minnesota, families forced to flee their homes in the middle of the night, 22 cars derailing, some carrying ethanol and catching fire. fortunately no one was injured. the governor and officials -- they say there' no threat of toxic exposure or explosion speak of the evacuation order lifted, it comes amid a number of trained enrollments in the u.s. as of late. when we come back, there is breaking news in this trial over the ski crash involving actress gwyneth palt

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the capsule splashed down near florida in the gulf of mexico.russian to fly on an american spacecraft in 20 years, and nasa flight commander nicole aunapu mann, the first native american woman to go into orbit. it's a big weekend for film fans, with the ocars taking place in less than 2a hours. all quiet on the western front is nominated for no fewer than nine awards. lesley paterson, who wrote the film, was once a waitress at the oscars. we've been following the former scottish triathlete, because her story is a remarkable one. colin paterson, no relation to lesley, put on his running shoes to catch up with her in hollywood. got the hollywood sign behind us! how does that make you feel, when you see that? oh, it's so iconic, it'sjust amazing. it's very weird to think i'm here and sort of going for the oscars. like, what? lesley paterson, the scottish triathlete in the running at the oscars. hello! good to see you, man. and she is loving los angeles. oh, my gosh, this is amazing, isn't it? this is pretty much beverly hills. cheering. for 16 year

the biden administration opened an option for drilling in 73 million acres of the gulf of mexico for ecade—long projects in alaska. they were one of the countries that didn't sign up to this resolution.— that didn't sign up to this resolution. clearly, that's coin: resolution. clearly, that's going in _ resolution. clearly, that's going in the _ resolution. clearly, that's going in the wrong i resolution. clearly, that's i going in the wrong direction, the science is clear we can't be opening new coal, new gas, new oil, but although the us didn't actually put their name to this resolution, the resolution was ultimately passed by consensus, the us didn't object to that formally either. this resolution has been passed by consensus, and it is finding, sorry it applies to all countries, so it clarifies the obligations of the united states with regards to climate change. this is a david versus goliath story, this campaign began with students at the university of the south pacific and vanuatu, which is where i was, these students got together and thought, how can we convince the internation

so it moves to the east, it meets up with warm air being pumped up from the gulf of mexico. and when those to collide, that's when you get these severe thunderstorms that have lined up here. and you know, during, we are not out of the woods yet. well, firefighters in spain have contained the 1st major wildfire of the year. the flames spread through the eastern valencia region, destroying more than 4000 hector as a forest. they force 1500 people to abandoned their homes. meteorologist say the weather will be dryer and hotter than usual this spring along spain's north eastern mediterranean coast. and he is, the soldier is fighting to defend ukraine from russia. had never been to battle before the war began. and now they're spending months on end. on the front lines, it's put them under significant mental strain. stephanie decor reports from keith on a program aimed at helping them deal with the trauma of war. they are exhausted after 3 months on the front lines around, back, moot, this battalion is now rotated out. but just for a short while. these ukrainian soldiers have been

and that is because most of the energy is being drawn up into the gulf of mexico, where we've got storms in this southern us that is pushing out toward the mid atlantic that i think anywhere in this zone, we do run the risk of seen some flooding a moisture pack system coming in to the great lakes, snow to the north, then rain to the south, but with temperatures over night. just a few degrees above. freezing certainly could see a period of some freezing rain here off to the west. gloomy conditions on top may be the odd shower, vancouver, seattle, and portland, and here finally some good news in the us state of california. things are dry, high, 14 degrees in san francisco on saturday. enjoy your weekend. we'll see you soon. bye for now. ah, it's a $1000000000.00 money. no dream operation there go. marsha is be given the company with financial institutions, regulators and governments complicit with right of this right now in a full pot series, al jazeera investigative unit goes on to cover in southern africa. he can fill it, 90 percent, who is dylan? once it's sort of falling, it's perfectl