svetlana prystynska visited the island of oahu, where she met the co-founder. group of hawaii with ukraine. her story continues. olena rud and her family immigrated to the united states 30 years ago, from dnipro. they settled in the middle of the pacific ocean, on the hawaiian island of oago. olena is a real estate agent, and in her free time she is engaged in petrikovsky painting and weaves ukrainian and hawaiian wreaths. with the help of his creative skills, he collects funds to help ukraine, sells wreaths and teaches others to draw in when the war began, my the hobby became more important, i thought that if i advertise my products and display more wreaths, i will be able to earn money to help ukraine with the help of my favorite business. we organized a group of hawaii with ukraine and started thinking about how and whom we are going to help, so we decided to do it in several ways. sometimes we send money to non-profit organizations, but it is more satisfying when we give money to someone we know personally, among other things, olena weaves wreaths for brides from flowers in your garden, it has everything from marigolds to hawaiian leis. the woman transfers 100% o

thanks to the island states in the pacific ocean, the united states defeated militaristic japan duringds on your security and the security of the pacific islands. now the future of the whole world depends on these very islands. i am pleased to announce that we are working with congress to invest in infrastructure development in the pacific islands. 40 billion dollars. later, it turned out that biden misspoke, almost 40 billion, we are talking about millions, but some residents of the islands, it seems they would be happy if he, flying over their paradise beach, dropped a box of stew from the sky. when the terrible second world war was raging all over the world, a real miracle happened in the lives of the inhabitants of the pacific islands. rights in the confrontation with japan were needed by the warring america and those same iron birds descended from the sky, from the belly of which white people in khaki uniforms began to unload what the natives called the english word hag, that is, cargo. the idea of ​​the average metropolis resident, or european, life on the island states are like

kakati is a small island state located next to the united states.s an interesting history, it became the first french colony to gain independence and immediately fell into the orbit of us influence. there have been 23 coups d'etat in the entire history of haiti, a huge number, even in the newest modern history of us intervention, a very clear contrast with the dominican republic - it is a prosperous resort state. and haiti is the poorest country with a destroyed infrastructure and atrophy. institutions of public administration, with a non-functioning economy, from where refugees constantly strive to get to the united states of america, and the united states of america strives not to let these refugees in and deport them, and there was even a humanitarian catastrophe there during the years of the coronavirus pandemic, and when the united states, and those infected with coronavirus, were deported back with the understanding that the health care system there was destroyed, in general, no humanitarian considerations and love for humanity, humanity stopp

so the cook islands is a drain destination located between the feelings and the united states. it's a popular simple book, cruise line is traversing the pacific ocean. tourism is the main money span of the destination of 15000 people across the cook islands. that wants to be a pioneer of the very different industry. deep sea money, the at the main points. island is a blessing, a voice that could bring unparalleled wells to the nation. the orange lab results company, lawanda, minerals, the research based. so we'll exclude the date, say the message is pretty cool. so the green energy transition tells me it says, it says us we will participate in 2022 prime minister ma brown's governments awarded on to both an exploration licenses to 3 where use those companies, including lawanda minerals over the last 10 years. we've been preparing laws now, regulatory authorities, agencies towards building a sustainable and responsible c. b. it's 6. the benefits of apple governance people as the varieties count, they invoke the name of the boats, which translates to rainbow ocean is no making of

isabella: it was the early nineties, and ray rickman was a rhode island state representative. phone call from a grieving mother that sent rickman on a new path, advocating for water safety. >> she watched her son drowned. she could not swim. can you imagine? you can't imagine. >> in the united states, an average of 11 people are drowning every day. isabella: mara gay was an avid swimmer growing up. today she is on the new york times editorial board. she has written about swim access and safety. >> so we're losing 4,000 people a year to drowning. it's the leading cause of death for children from one to four. drowning is something that affects americans of all backgrounds, however, it does disproportionately affect minorities. isabella: according to the centers for disease control and prevention, black children are 1.5 times more likely and native american children are 2 times more likely than white children to die of drowning. gay says for black americans, that gap is rooted in slavery. mara: so black americans, many people know we're not allowed to learn how to read during sla

as stated by an official representative of the government, the authorities of the island state provide territory for transit, for the return of people to their homeland. the netherlands has already sent its sixth military aircraft to israel to evacuate its compatriots. the fifth repatriation flight from israel landed on sunday night. we managed to get it out. 119 people, in total more than 600 dutch citizens have already returned from israel. armenia organized the evacuation of about 200 of its citizens from israel, as stated by the country’s foreign ministry. a plane from tel aviv to yerevan today will transport 190 citizens to armenia, 70 of whom are children. air raid signals have not stopped for several hours in the southern regions of israel. this was reported by the press service of the israel defense forces. today from the south of the country for the first time in history. man, from israel, report by the head of the middle east news bureau, sergei pashkov. although the situation remains tense, the night passed and was fairly quiet for residents of israeli cities. apparently the

among the plans are the launch of a full-fledged world map on the territory of the island state, themuseum in cuba, as well as the signing of an intergovernmental cooperation program. last year and last year and this year there were very intensive contacts at the highest level, at a high level, and we are very glad that these contacts, of course, are producing results, and of course, we are very glad that the first meeting of the high-level commission took place on the parliamentary line between the federal assembly and the national assembly of people's power of the republic of cuba. i consider the decision taken to hold an international parliamentary conference annually to be very important ; the agenda can also be agreed upon between conferences so that the countries that will participate can propose what issues they would be interested in considering at this forum, and this forum should generally become a great opportunity . fidel always said that diversity should be seen as an opportunity, to strive to find what unites us, what unites us more than what divides us, we must fight v

but also places like hate to small island states that are very exposed to the risks of ty phones, the risks of storms. very often also coming together both the stormy seasons and season and flooding. but those are companies that have no capacity is really to warn children to prepare communities for, to evacuate them to keep them in the safe. and these are really the countries that we want to draw attention to where the risk for children of the greatest and the capacities to cope are the most lead me to. this is where we need to invest. yeah. how can we invest? what can be done to protect the children looking at, you know, a promotion is that is likely going to get worse. the way the efforts to come out to missions needs to continue. we cannot win this fight if we don't bring down emissions. and actually, you know, slow down climate change scenarios that could rapidly make things worse. but very concretely in places like spouse to dine or somebody a hate to cool above on the watch or we do need to screen up early warning system. so we need to invest in drills for children, so they know

restoration was collected by taiwanese benefactors. with support ministry of foreign affairs of the island stateof of the building has already been restored. the plaster on the walls has also been removed, and preparatory work is currently underway for the arrangement of the floor. sand will be brought in and concreting will take place on the floor. for the second year in buchi, they are working on elimination. the consequences of the invasion of the russians. they did not create any funds, there, they did not offer benefactors or patrons to finance, transfer funds, but actually gave a choice of the catalog of destruction that was evaluated, researched, and in fact, everyone who decided to participate and help in the reconstruction had the opportunity to choose one or another object, such as a kindergarten, a school there or a housing and communal economy. or a private residential building, depending on your financial capabilities. more than 3,500 total destroyed or partially damaged buildings. this is what buchansk community looks like now, only nine of the 33 educational institutions have surv

they blocked the resolution, or let’s say, in favor of israel, they managed to bend some small island statesh, well, they are not small in fact, in the general assembly, that’s us we saw the vote when france voted for humanitarian pauses, for the jordanian resolution, another thing is that the general assembly resolution is not necessary, it’s just a kind of picture, of course, such a reaction forced, tel aviv or i don’t know, jerusalem, who now has... capital, yes it means they decided to go this way jerusalem is the capital of two states, yes, if we take the same un documents, yes, yes, yes , now, now everything is confused there, but uh, they, the israeli leadership, in any case, decided to go along the path of uh, such implementation of their plan, after all, the destruction of hamas, but they do it with a certain limited contingent and in such a way that uh, it would not be obvious - for iran, for other arab countries that have already declared that the total occupation of gaza will be a transition red lines for their entry into war, so that they cannot say that this red line has been c

as stated by a government spokesman, the authorities of the island state. its territory for transit wheno their homeland. the netherlands has already sent its sixth military aircraft to israel to evacuate compatriots. the fifth repatriation flight from israel landed on sunday night. it managed to get 119 people out. in total , more than 600 dutch citizens have already returned from israel. armenia organized the evacuation of about 200 of its citizens from israel. as stated in the armenian ministry of defense, the plane from tel aviv to yerevan will be delivered today. 190 citizens, of which 70 are children, air raid signals have not stopped for several hours in the southern regions of israel , the press service of the israel defense forces reports. today , for the first time in the history of the state, an entire city with a population of 30,000 is being evacuated from the south of the country. man, from israel, report by the chief of the middle east news bureau, sergei pashkov. despite the fact that the situation remains tense, this night passed, it was quite quiet for the residents of

that means if the disaster hits, if a small island state is just about to be washed away, for instance, then we come in with a, with a, with the conditions of our loans that are going to take care of this, especially situation automatically. and it's not necessary for that small items. they've been to enter into a link to negotiations with your pin. you don't need an eob e. so i think we are on the good, on a good way together with our partners and to go this house, we must spring more life to the idea of real partnership and get away from this donor recipient thinking that is uh so for this week get in touch with us on x, who meaning a switch and money inside and use a hash tag h i c t c. when you do or you can drop some e mail accounts and the costs out, is there a don't net ease address and there's no fee online, out of their adult calm search, see to see which will take you straight to on page, which has individual reports, links and time episodes can use to catch up on that is it for this edition accounting, the calls timeout insight from the whole team. thanks for joining us. new

pacific island states have introduced the term climate migration.t people's lives as well as the beautiful biodiversity of this earth. definitely not an issue to take lightly, but i would caution anyone from seeing the news and thinking there is nothing we can do and there's nothing we can do and there's no point in decreasing global emissions. we absolutely need to look to adaptation, mitigation and resilience. it's truly the only way.— truly the only way. thank you for talking — truly the only way. thank you for talking to _ truly the only way. thank you for talking to us, _ truly the only way. thank you for talking to us, we - for talking to us, we appreciate it. a man has been found dead inside a vehicle in aberdeenshire after he became trapped in flooding caused by storm babet. police are yet to formally identify him. five people are known to have died across the uk because of the severe weather. greg mckenzie reports. the clean—up in the wake of the storm which rained down across large parts of the uk since last week, causing extensive floodin

we need to invest in the capacities of schools, of health facilities in small island states like vanuatulso in countries that are really seeing the double threat of both seasonal flooding and typhoons and storms — countries in southeast asia, in the pacific. that is where the investments must go to really equip schools and health centers. and, of course, we know with each of these weather warnings on global warming that we have, and we had that one yesterday that was dominating the headlines about record september temperatures, i mean, if that is the general backdrop, we know that the situation is going to get worse and going to get worse quickly, so presumably the imperative has to be to develop international strategies to cope with that reality. absolutely. it's notjust an imperative, it's in all our interests, because what the report also shows is that no country is shielded from these risks. we see wildfires wreaking havoc in canadian forests. we are seeing wildfires on greek islands. we're seeing flash floods in spain and italy. it's not that these disasters happen elsewhere. they a

the championship title holders had been hoping for financial support from the island's states assemblying last week they were ceasing trading and couldn't pay staff. but the politicians voted against it and thejersey reds will now become the fourth professional club from the english game to collapse this year. frankly, it is not our role to prop up frankly, it is not our role to prop up financially failing businesses, so that was that topic. it has enabled us not to get into things now like the financial monitoring panel to set up advanced warning systems and checks and balances around future direction of clubs. that's all the sport for now. lots are followed still from the cancelling of that line to manchester of hs2. let's not talk to the financial editor of the times. i think there were three eye—catching announcements of three different policy areas, health, transport and education. the smoking ban for future generations i think has been widely regarded as sensible, given that smoking causes 64,000 deaths a year, although there has been a backlash from some of the more libertarian

discussing with palao the permanent deployment of an anti-missile system in their country. the island stateround for the taiwanese army, which tested american anti-aircraft missiles there complexes under the supervision of the us military. war with the mainland in taiwan is regularly rehearsed, and now they are also borrowing certain tactics used in the armed forces of ukraine. and drawing lessons from the ukrainian conflict, the military islands are relying on drones, writes taiwan's liberty times. this year, tai-bei will receive the first batch of abrams tanks from washington, and the first taiwanese submarine, which the head of the tsai-in-wen administration presented this week, will use american-made heavy torpedoes. for the combat system submarines, responded the lockheath martin corporation, the chinese ministry of defense warned that this will not help either, this is reminiscent of the efforts of a praying mantis trying to stop the cart, which ultimately could lead to self-destruction, talk about the need to stop the chinese navy from entering the pacific ocean is nonsense crazy, it

state. the democratic party is an interesting to look at in rhode island, adore himself by this point in the 1840s was a democrat who's previously whig when he was a state legislature, and certainly during his height of his anti-slavery career. but he comes to be connected to the democrats. but dora is, you know, of a branch of more radical or labor orientated branch of the democracy as. it was known the but rhode island had a lot of concern of active democrats in to the whig party of course. do i once again was a former whig and whigs were a lot of whigs were reformers. the fell into that category but john brown, for instance, was trying to thread the needle if you will and to find a way for the assembly to call another constitutional convention and which they did do to put in it some provisions that would appease door the suffrage association, meet them half way, and maybe them into the fold and of course, this did not really work out. there were, once again, some hard liners on both sides. and this is where things begin to get out of hand as you get into the spring, as the rhode island ro

also places like haiti, small island states that are very exposed to the risks of typhoons, risk of stormsalso the stormy seasons and seasonal flooding. they have no capacities really to warn children or prepare communities or evacuate them, to keep them at least safe. these are the countries who want to draw attention to, where the risks for children are the greatest and capacities to cope are the most limited. this is where we need to invest. anchor: how can we invest? what can be done to protect the children, looking at a prognosis that is likely going to get worse? verena: the efforts to cut emissions news to continue. we cannot win this fight if we don't slow down climate change scenarios that could rapidly make things worse. but very concretely, in places like south sudan or somalia, cuba, we need to scale up early warning systems. we need to invest in drills for children so they know what to do. we need to convert schools into buildings that are safe that can continue operating in the face of a storm. we need to design health clinics in a way that continue to operate even in the sit

learning about korean literature. >> you should say that. >> costs officially the united states beyond virgin islands of the united states and highlight our predicaments but in this particular predicament you don't need major from the place you're from, you don't experience cultural realities and a lot of your learning is about the place that owns you so for me i learned a lot, i read incredible editor written predominantly by white americans and british writer so i didn't see black writers or african-american fighters, ick didn't have that t my availability so when i became a writer, i would be the first one, that's how ignorant i was. [laughter] what it meant for me was i stumbled forte years and i feel this book would have kept the okyounger me from struggling so much. i had to learn what it meant to uphold thein language and th joke, i didn't learn until late. >> one of the things that haven't to writers of color in particular for also they are not necessarily incorporating marginalized communities, much of looking for guides available in the conversations about those will would figure out how to

a state of emergency was introduced in yuzhno-salinsk. a powerful typhoon hit the south of the island. more than 50 residential buildings and courtyards were flooded, leaving thousands of residents without electricity, utility workers are pumping out water, but the rain and stormy winds do not subside. trump agreed to temporarily become speaker of the us house of representatives. the former president said he is ready to occupy this post for up to three months if parliament cannot find another candidate. on the front line , russian military personnel who especially distinguished themselves in repelling massive attacks in the ssu were awarded; military medals were awarded, in particular , to reconnaissance officers and artillerymen. gun crews more than once rescued the infantry during attacks by nationalists and fired even when the armed forces were already targeting our positions. our military correspondent anton stepanenko will tell you what the soldiers consider the most valuable award. the fighters of the 136th buinaksk met rifle brigade were awarded during the north military distri

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that is a major concern in australia and the island states throughout the pacific, and i think the presidentwell how important it is to lead on that, he engaged there as well. and i think it's just this idea of shared values and shared interests in american global leadership, even in the midst of crises, that really shows a strong hand for the president right now. >> and what we heard from the prime minister talking about america's power and the power of america's example, that stood out to me. gabe, this is just the beginning of the state visit. what else can we expect? what happens next? >> reporter: yeah, that's right. we're expecting, ana, remarks by how the prime minister of australia and president biden a bilateral meeting throughout the day, and a news conference early this afternoon. all before that lavish state dinner that's and wanted for later tonight. use as he mentioned in his speech, president biden touting not just the partnership of australia when it comes to china, but he also made a point to mention the war in ukraine, how important it is to have a l lies in that war agains

a state of emergency has been introduced in yuzhnosalinsk, to the south a powerful typhoon hit the island, more than 50 residential buildings and courtyards were flooded, thousands of residents were left without electricity, utility workers are pumping out water, but the rain and stormy winds do not subside. and donald trump agreed to temporarily become speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress. the former president stated that he is ready to occupy this post for up to 3 months if they cannot find another candidate in parliament. you cannot betray your civilization, such a step leads to general chaos, these are the words of vladimir putin, voiced at the twentieth meeting valdai international discussion club. the president spoke with its participants for several hours in a row and touched upon many pressing and important topics. the head of state, for example , spoke about the situation in the russian economy, named the losses in the ssu and assessed the honoring of the nazis in the canadian parliament; they talked about the timing of the end of the special operation, as w

that means if the disaster hits, if a small island state is just about to be washed away, for instance, then we come in with a, with a, the conditions of our loans that are going to take care of this, a special situation automatically. and it's a bit sorry for that small items. they've been to enter into lincoln negotiations with your pin union, an eob e. so i think we are on the good, on a good way together with our partners and to go this house, we must bring more life to the idea of real partnership and get away from this donor recipient thinking that is, oh, so for this we get in touch with us on x will meaning a switch the money inside to use a hash tag h i c t c. when you do or you can drops an e mail accounts and the costs out is there a dot net is address um as movie online out is there a dot com slash ctc, which will take you straight to a page which has individual reports, links and todd episodes can use to catch up on that. is it this edition accounting, the calls time of insight from the whole team. thanks for joining us. and he's on out as eric coming up next a week to loo

to allowed humanitarian aids to reach the people in gaza. among those men, the states were staying for instance, or islands. other member states, such as germany, 1st and foremost, have been quite rep to sense uh, with regards to any close for a seats wire or a pause. uh, because they don't want it to be interpreted as impeaching, as well as rights to defend itself. but it seems at the moment that it could be a compromise, and that, that we will find in a fine i will communicate a reference to human a token pauses or cora doors. and to add this wording will allow probably israel then to the side where it's the proper time to agree to such a pause. you're paying latest, we'll also be talking about another ball on the topic of the board and ukraine. you've told me before about the cycle. victor obama. fact he's disruptive effect on your opinion. if it's disappoint you fine. how much more difficult will slovakia and prime minister roberts because make an agreement on you crying as he enters the fry. now well, roberts feed. so before the election in slovakia that once electives he would stop all weapons delive

china sea escalates, beijing will reciprocate, as stated in china, at any moment the chinese army is ready to move its warships to the disputed islandstates here are urged not to create a new source of tension, following taiwan. washington, as always, did not keep its promise not to support the independence of taiwan, while the american senators in beijing at the meeting with xidzenping insisted. chinese leader in a desire to improve relations between countries, the us house of representatives banned the pentagon from using maps depicting taiwan as part of china, selling even more weapons to the island and even cutting aid to kiev in favor of taiwan, called on and congressman makol, shouting in chinese how much he loves taiwan, almost immediately after tasting taiwan whiskey at a national day reception. with an eye on the taiwan crisis, the states are actively preparing their two main allies in the region, siul and tokyo, for war. in japan, the us plans to deploy its space force in korea nuclear this week the nuclear aircraft carrier ronald reagan entered the port of busan and will remain there until at least monday. both countries s

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beijing will reciprocate, as stated in in china, at any moment, the chinese army is ready to advance its warships to the disputed islandsre are calling not to create a new source of tension, following taiwan. washington, as always, did not keep its promise not to support the independence of taiwan, while american senators in beijing, at a meeting with xidingping, assured the chinese leader of their desire to improve relations between the countries, use maps on which taiwan is depicted as part of china, sell even more weapons to the island and even cut aid kiev in favor of taiwan, called and congressman mccall. with an eye on the taiwan crisis, the states are actively preparing their two main allies in the region, siul and tokyo, both countries, for war. to become a military springboard for the united states in the event of a real conflict with china over taiwan, beijing’s reaction followed immediately. from saigon to kabul, from iraq to libya, the us fanned the flames everywhere for its own selfish purposes, when the situation worsened, the americans fled and left the mess for others. china believes that these examples

well, the second one. as you said, the process is irreversible, and if we are talking about island statesochi, vladivostok, well, if this does not work out for those or for other reasons, we will have to move the infrastructure, our question was answered by the leading researcher at the lamonosov department of meteorology and climatology mikhail lokoshchenko, thank you, the epidemic is like a fire, it devours everything around, the premiere is on the russia channel, we can collect a vaccine not only against enbol, for analysis. urgently, valen, you're crazy, i won't let you go anywhere, you're not going anywhere, thank goodness children are dying there, this needs to be stopped, bola, moscow, why, fever, hard to breathe, from october 9, 21:20, on the channel russia, the morning of russia, don’t oversleep, the main thing is, what a good example, if only there was money, however, a couple from australia became real stars when they went to a nursing home while traveling on a cruise ship. pensioners bought 51 vouchers at once. in total, their journey will last several years. they have already

escalates, beijing will respond “reciprocally,” as stated in in china, at any moment, the chinese army is ready to advance its warships to the disputed islandste a new source of tension, following taiwan. washington, as always , did not keep its promise not to support the independence of taiwan, while the american senators in beijing at a meeting with xidzenping assured the chinese leader of the desire to improve relations between the countries, the house of representatives of the us congress banned the pentagon. use maps that show taiwan as part of china, sell congressman makol also called for even more weapons to the island and even cut aid to kiev in favor of taiwan. with an eye on the taiwan crisis, the states are actively preparing their two main allies in the region, siul and tokyo, for war. both countries should become a military springboard for the united states, in the event of a real one. conflict with china over taiwan, beijing's reaction followed immediately, from saigon to kabulul, from iraq and libya, the united states fanned the flames everywhere for its own selfish purposes when the situation. china believes that these exampl

island, a degree of autonomy. many hopes that this was a step towards independence. but it turned out to the addendum, the just months after he goes to 1st election, the united states invaded the island. within 10 weeks, hopes of independence were dashed as the island was a next by the us. and then in 1970, the jones act made for the guns us citizens are like, ok, we're going to make you american citizens, which you didn't ask for. even if we were offered citizenship with happened, we would prefer the you guys in line for a rubbing the statue or i don't know we were supposed to, i know a lot of see a lot of people doing it. so there you go. okay. who's next? i do know that that's not john harvard know that there's no because he was dead by the time they did that. so some, some young man posed so on. okay. um as a year is not right. and he wasn't just the founder because he was one of, of a whole lot of so that's why they say this was the statute was a 3 lice. ah, okay. the year the, that was my dorm room window on the top floor there. the, as i looked down that morning i was just are going to be live. there's a mist still on the right which added to this kind of. so real q

haiti there was no need to talk about any democratic values, freedoms or human rights. the state is small, islands located next to the united states of america, it has an interesting history, it became the first french colony to gain independence and immediately fell into the orbit of us influence. there have been 23 coups d'etat in history haiti, a huge amount, even in recent modern history, of interventions from the united states, is a very clear contrast with the dominican republic - it is a prosperous resort state. and haiti is the poorest country with a destroyed infrastructure, with atrophy of public administration institutions, with a non-functioning economy, from where refugees constantly strive to get to the united states of america, and the united states of america strives not to let these refugees in and deport them, and there was even a humanitarian catastrophe in the years of the coronavirus pandemic, when the united states, infected with the coronavirus, was deported... back with the understanding that the healthcare system there was destroyed, this was under trump, in general, no h

cuba has slammed the united states for imposing year's long trade embargo on the island nation havana says washington's policy is responsible for the increasing number of cubans leaving the country for the united states. cuban foreign ministry said in a state. that the economic blockade of the island has been reinforced by the us in recent years, it added that the bloccade has deteriorated the country's economic conditions and people's standard of living which stimulate to the migration. cuba's economy is suffering unprecedented crisis with shortages of basic goods due to us sanctions. a record breaking number of cubans reached the us border last year after traveling through nicaragua to mexico. new data reveals the... world experienced its hottest september this year, surpassing the previous record by an extraordinary margin, that's according to the european union's um copernicus climate change service. the figure shows an average surface air temperature of 16.38 degrees celsius for september. it beats the previous monthly record set in 2020 by a staggering.5 degrees celsius. the eur

to allowed humanitarian aids to reach the people in gaza among those men, the states were staying for instance, or islands. other member states, such as germany, 1st and foremost, have been quite ready to send uh, with regards to any calls for a ceasefire or a pause. uh, because they don't want it to be interpreted as impeaching, as well as rights to defend itself. but it seems at the moment that it could be a compromise, and that, that we will find and assign will communicate a reference to human utility and pauses, or cora doors. and uh, this wording will allow probably ease well then to decide where is the appropriate time to agreed some such a pause. you're paying latest. we'll also be talking about another ball on the topic of the board and ukraine. you've told me before about the cycle and victor old on effect is disruptive effect on your paint. if it's disappoint you fine. and much more difficult will slovakia and prime minister of the vehicle to make an agreement on ukraine as he enters the fry now? well, roberts feed, so before the election in slovakia that once electives he would stop all weapon

. >> small states like rhode island, feared that the larger more power states like massachusetts mightte had an equal voice and received one vote. but larger states like virginia, north carolina, and pennsylvania weren't happy about it. >> it all boils down to where the power lies. >> why should this massive state of virginia at the time, which was the largest, you know, take orders from rhode island, essentially, which was the smallest? >> and ingenious solution satisfied both sides. >> they ultimately devised the two houses of the legislator. one house would represent the people in the districts and one represent the states. the state have a equal voice as they did under the articles. >> bret: full documentary will be here on fox 10:00 p.m. eastern. you can also catch extended version on fox nation after it runs sunday. my book, to rescue the constitution, george washington and the fragile american experiment hits shelves tuesday, october 10th, you can preorder it now wherever books are sold. tomorrow on "special report," our "common ground" segment with two senators working on legis

anjouan and mwali, this an archipelago in the indian ocean consists of dozens of... small islands, an independent stateaybe the maldives, no, let it be madagascar. what are you talking about? in general , it’s not far from madagascar. this is the comoros islands. questions from anton shkaplerov for 600. of course, you all know that the first person to go into space was yuri gagarin. which soviet cosmonaut flew sixth? sixth, or more precisely, the sixth. question from anton shkaplerov for 800, the work of this cosmodrome began on march 17, 1966 with the launch of the artificial satellite cosmo-112; in total, during its existence , more than one and a half thousand launch vehicles were launched here, call it a cosmodrome. plesetsk, that's right. question from anton shkaplerov for 1000. in august 1970, the soviet spacecraft made a soft landing on this planet for the first time and made a series of measurements. name this planet. venus. right. the device was called venus 7. torches for 200. at one time , one of the editors of the program carried this torch for his game. why did you go to ufa specifically?

as well, vietnam included, not an island obviously but moving closer to the united statespening is because of china's aggression and the people that reset the table it is not the united states aggression they built the islands in the south china sea and claim the south china sea is their own and their intimidation of taiwan and japan and vietnam. all of that. that has changed in the senate. and resend it in the aggression of allies. that is why the nation even the pacific region. he is the cause of it, i don't think we talk very frankly to him about what is happening and how his aggression it is his aggression that is change the security relationship and in the pacific and his threat of war he has talked about it time and time again and he told his military to be ready by 2027 and if taiwan does not voluntarily reunify his word then they will have to take it by force. that is pretty serious aggression by the chinese leader. i hope we have that kind of discussion with him. maria: i think you are spot on as usual. when you look at the provocations just on america it's pretty