i know dozens of old fishing nets are caught on a shipwreck off lithuania's coast sabina caco and her crew are going to bring them up it. is a pharmacist and one of germany's most experienced divers and 2016 she noticed a particular kind of waste in the baltic sea all trolling and fishing nets. a study revealed that thousands of nets are lost in the baltic every year. europe has to lay the foundation for plastic to be prohibited as far as possible by. 10 percent of the plastic trash in the seas consists of ghost nets. and when they degrade they released micro plastics and vast quantities. of it. every year care cow and her fellow divers set out from lithuania to bring up the ghost nets on a voluntary basis they finance their operations mostly out of their own pockets. once at the wreck the divers find no shortage of nets to marine animals their deadly traps. care cow on the other divers try to cut the net away with a simple 9 but make no headway eventually they abandon the operation. some of these nets are decades old and aren't about to give up easily. they're made of all kinds of ma

. >> this festival is the red bull wake 2l being held in lithuania.t's all about people doing what they love to do, that's called wake boarding. cool part is it's at this huge cable park. no boats in sight, just these huge cables that are able to pull these athletes throughout this dynamic park where they can show off their different wake boarding skills. >> i think the cable is much more conducive to this extravagant riding. they have to worry about being caught on ramps because it of the elevation. >> it's cool because it's not just a cable in a single line. they have large outreaches stretched out over the park that takes the athletes all around to individual features. this is 313 cable park, and it's designed for people who like to wake board, water ski. you can learn, skate, all that stuff. have a good time. the festival, week long, is all about the competition, the thrill of it all, the training of it all, and of course fun. >> rick will find a way to put a course anywhere. >> this is the fifth time this event has been held in this area of lithu

every year care cowan or fellow divers set out from lithuania to bring up the ghost nets on a voluntarybasis they finance their operations mostly out of their own pockets. once at the wreck the divers find no shortage of nets to marine animals their deadly traps. care cow on the other divers try to cut the net away with a simple knife but make no headway eventually they abandon the operation. some of these nets are decades old and aren't about to give up easily. they're made of all kinds of materials and they're all different ages. besides these are enormous and very very heavy heavy from the lead water and sand and everything that's been washed into them over the decades. we have to cut them up into little pieces to bring them up to the surface. but now the nets are already piling up in many ports such as in the south of sweden here as part of a baltic wide pilot project basis from the port authority is looking for ecological solutions for disposing of the waste. plastic industry will not be able to use. raw material because each. different type of plastics they want to have very clean

it goes into saying how america is really more impoverished and countries like latvia, lithuania, and mexico, saying how our health care is worse. a lot of the claims critics say are absolutely preposterous. your take on that "new york times" piece? >> absolute nonsense. that is exactly why we need to be celebrating things like our declaration of independence as we approach the fourth of july. this is one of the reasons why i wrote i would lost declaration, to remind the american people of what frederick douglass referred to as the saving principles in the declaration of independence. if those principles that he said we should stand by and defend at all times, at all places. that's exactly what we need to be doing, rather than engaging in this progressive self-loathing criticism ethics amplified by that piece. >> trace: and you mentioned that they are, you talk about frederick douglass. you talk about progressives and a lot of critics are saying this kind of goes without progressive narrative which says that america is racist and america is oppressive and it's really built for the ric

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44 ships and submarines, the largest deployment of the royal navy in that region and just off of lithuaniathe size of our trained and untrained strength is growing. not only have raf personnel numbers fallen more than a quarter since 2010, but the government is consistently failing to train a sufficient number of pilots. some 350 are currently on their waiting list, and the problem's going from bad to worse, with the backlog having doubled over the past year. so when is the secretary of state going to get a grip on the situation and ensure that things are put right? the pipeline for our pilots is one of the first questions i asked when i came into the department. the numbers are improving but it is an area where we are fragile and one of the areas where we are most fragile. i would gently point out to the honourable lady and the front bench team, the last i heard the leader of her party wished to reduce the headcount of our armed forces to zero. labour mps hit back when one of the defence secretary ministers who was at the despatch box. he and every conservative members of parliament who w

this year's winwere the defending champs, a couple from lithuania. the prize for women's weight in beer. >>> summer always seems to fly by. i can't believe fourth of july has come and gone. >> if you haven't planned a summer trip, don't worry. it's not too late. melissa mollet is here with tips to put together a last than-minute get-away. >> good morning. it is already july. we know a little r&r ismu a in summer. if you don't have anything booked yet, thenhere is everything you need to know to get a good deal on a last-minute trip. >> first class travel. scott. how can i help you? >> reporter: travel agent scott karoza owns first class travel and booking trips for clients for 20 years and said summer may be in full swing, right now, there are some hot spwith pretty cool pricing. >> certain locations like pap ma, for instance, nonsto place from here. you can go right to panama and very good value. >> reporter: the key to saving a few bucks? flexibility with dates and location, location, location. >> you could do arizona. vegas. those aretwo good locat

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people commit suicide every year it is a global problem which affects both much in poor countries lithuania south korea and russia among those with the highest suicide rates well bought rossi as a political psychologist and he says that the oregon law is a positive step that will make a difference in people's lives and i think this is what i'm going to achieve is to break our ties mental health make it important and make it something that on a go forward basis we're going to we're going to try got tight we're going to make it happen in terms of treatment for people who have also all types of mental health problems whether it's the pression anxiety personal conflicts suicide or a whole array of issues that confront people every day and if you think about it you can take a medical days off because they don't feel well sometimes they kind of pledge it and they get help. and mental health days are important job psychologists have said for a long time without mental health there's no help so i think this is really a positive step in the right direction i don't think people should take advantage

administration and just one more backed away the s. 400 system is stationed in cullinan with sr 200000 and lithuania is russian territory so turkey will be a nato council explaining why the us 400 on the baltics are a threat to nato but the us 400 in turkey is not a number of contradictions in your position they're going to make this conversation both interesting and difficult indeed of course we've seen that president trump has been quite unpredictable and while he might have given the president one the nod at the recent g. 20 meeting a very friendly exchange between them do you see that there is going to be this head on clash between the president and congress he does sometimes overrule them as well i mean how does the how does the legality was in terms of how sanctioning will move forward you might say from the u.s. well the bill passed the house by a vote of 193. the bill passed the senate by a vote of $98.00 to $2.00 it was veto proof and president trump signed it although he said he disagreed with so if there is a bit of crew majority in the senate in the house then there could be a resolution

muslim community in brooklyn was it established -- was established by people from eastern europe, lithuaniathend, and they established mohammed society in 1911, and opened a mosque at 104 power street. it is still there. it is the oldest surviving mosque in new york state. brooklyn can claim that. it is one of the oldest surviving mosque's in the country. brooklyn can claim that. significants activity -- one of the earliest reports of muslim activity in brooklyn was in the oakland daily -- brooklyn daily eagle, a newspaper in the 1930's, that reported on the eid celebration, one of the festivals for muslims, and this took place at the royal palace, at 1800 manhattan avenue. it was a ground-floor restaurant and a second-floor meeting space, where taxicab drivers were gathering to deliberate whether or not to go on strike. on the third floor was a dance hall that had been rented out for the prayer service for muslims. -- itople were described was said that the third floor for some four hours this morning was turned into a mohammedan mosque. in attendance were mostly hindu mohammedans. we will

the lithuania european commission it is a functioning democracy demands discussion, using whatever meansattles does not fit the bill, borisjohnson is the example of this in action, she promises, blatantly inaccurate state m e nts promises, blatantly inaccurate statements on eu food safety standards, the business about the kippers, i can't think of a better golden standard and the ussr in terms of fact distortion and reality falsification. that is our new prime minister he is talking about. people need to see borisjohnson as our prime minister, gave him the opportunity where he has, i think, shown very clearly that he wants to reach out, wants to get that agreement, which is in the interests of the eu and the uk. and therefore, yes, going out to set out that we need to leave by the 31st of october, but wanting to do it with the spirit of partnership and how we can achieve that together, approaching those discussions with european leaders and partners with that firm intent. if that is really his intent, is he going to have to have members of his cabinet who are not signed up to a no—deal b

she brought her two daughters and cher son -- and her son from the country of lithuania to become immigrants to the united states. her 2-year-old daughter which she carried in her arms was my mother and i'm the proud son of that lithuanian immigrant. why did they come to the united states? simply because they heard there was a better chance for a better future if they made it here. that's the story of this country. and we are being tested now at this time in this generation as to whether that story is still alive. now we understand there's some basics here. i hope we can all agree on. perhaps some won't but i believe are important. the first is we need border security. in the age of terrorism with the worst drug epidemic in the history of our nation, it is right for us to know who is coming into this country and what they are bringing into this country. secondly, we want to make certain that anyone who is known to be a danger to this country is never allowed admittance and those who are here undocumented who commit a serious crime have forfeited their right to stay as far as i'm concerned. n