do today, a hugely important day for the airline industry, particularly those focused on the north atlanticantic, it is in the title, this is important for this carrier. good morning. thank you. you and i have conversed as this process has unfolded and it has been really difficult to keep the airline on track. talk me through how important today is. shai: you know, it would not be version without the atlantic, we will start therapeutic the u.s.-u.k. -- we will start their. -- there. 60% of our capacity is through the u.s., we have a joint venture with delta. our story in the pandemic has been well-documented, but today is a day of celebration. more portly for passengers, reuniting loved ones. families reuniting and businesses converging. for us, a big day and a tipping point from survival onto the next 37 years. guy: will we see a joint take off today? shai: both flying the most efficient planes out there, reduced co2 emissions by 32% compared to a 747. taking off from london heathrow to new york, and i bet we will not be competing who will arrive first, it is who is efficient in terms of f

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and nature as the north atlantic treaty organization. that demonstrates something demonstrates that nato is expanding on russia's borders in the very dangerous sanction. un nato ally, turkey the some, been protest, erica, and said they're not happy. does the u. s. 7, adequately consult with its nato friends and partners? is it going to go it alone? a lot of the time anita, the america will take its own actions. i'm sure it has consulted particular of the military and so kid and these other, these other states. but of course it's not exactly an equal relationship. you know, if you look at okay, romania, bulgaria in georgia, you know, they're beholden talkie lesson, but they are beholden to united states. they are natal members, they are dependent on the united states, the arms of marcel's and therefore, you know, it's not an equal relationship. and i can imagine meanings the bulgarians, the george, and say, no, we don't want these american vessels in our waters. the welcome, the georgians have got out the way to battle. welcome mo whitney

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we are an island in the middle of the north atlantic.nd most of the people come with airplanes. >> reporter: mile per mile, air travel is theost damaging form an. ju one round trip transatlantic flight emits twice as much planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions per person as driving the family car for an entire year. >> if people are coming here because they want to see something that is disappearing, it is our responsibility to tell people why and what they can do to prevent it. and we have a lot of opportunities to do so here in iceland, especially with receding glaciers. >> the tourists must love this. >> yeah, they are definitely amazed. >> reporter: the tourist boom turned hawker einarson into a tour guide. he now spends his days out on the glaciers and inside these ice caves, which funnel all the water from the melting ice sheets out to sea. hisve, ha rlae ol falyarm. soyeah jt threeears ago there used to milk up to 34 cows here every day, twice a day. >> reporter: is this better than milking cows? >> it's different. we have the jo

. >> maggie rulli has the story in the chilly north atlantic. >> reporter: beneath these icy waters an underwater rainforest rises from the deep. an aquatic jungle of seaweed, hiding a surprising possible way to combat the climate crisis. it's all happening here on the faroe islands. a remote place sandwiched between norway and iceland. it's a rare sunny day as we head out to sea with ocean pioneers in seaweed farming. take a look. that heads directly to the north pole. wind comes ripping through here. there are massive waves. water temp is normally only a little above freezing. these are some of the roughest and toughest waters in the world. oliveira gregerson grew up by these treacherous seas and launched his company with one mission, how can the faroe islands fight climate change? >> we don't have much forest, but we have an enormous ocean area. we could grow a forest in the ocean. >> reporter: seaweed farms are known as a carbon sink, absorbing large amounts of dangerous greenhouse gases from the air. this captures more carbon than a tropical forest. as places like the amazon are b

the north atlantic and transatlantic's routes will they stay open altogether?nother question. if infection rates climbing europe, if we get the return of the lockdown, than the united states is only just open. it did previously take a one-size-fits-all view of it. they did the rest of the world, and resisted in alarming people for quite a long time. in the united kingdom, we had a rather different position and austria and germany. that remains very low. the u.k. began to roll out further vaccination, so it seems unlikely that there will be a major served -- surgeon infection. bridge airwaves -- british is under pressure. -- british airways under pressure. there is a wider concern in the market about refugees are so dependent. will companies allow people to come to europe? >> that will be the critical question. big corporate. we were shy about this the other day. british companies are being the most hesitant. smaller companies are willing to take a risk, and larger companies, hr departments, they are being more cautious. thank you so much. enjoy the weekend. chr

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i'm peter lavelle at the moment russia and the north atlantic military alliance have no official links. now, there is no official dialogue on issues that concern them both, and one of them is ukraine, washington's. we let this drive to admit ukraine to nato is a red line for moscow. something is going to have to give a crush dock in ukraine. i'm joined by my guest nichol, i petro in kingston. he is a professor of political science at the university of rhode island in tulsa. we have jeremy, whose motto he is managing, editor of covert action magazine, and in london, we cross to earns read. he is a political analyst, as well as a guest expert at the russia international affairs council. right gentlemen, crosshatch, rules and effect that means can jump anytime you want. now it's appreciate nichol. i let me, let me go to you. i mean, there's so much confusion in the air here for me. um we had a summit of sorts with zalinski and biden over the summer, and the read out was kind of a cool read out, you know? yeah, you make it into nato, but you know, there's no rush here. and then, you know,

right now kind of it at full blast and bringing a whole bunch of heat from the tropics up to the north atlanticmate change unfolds, that gulf stream, you're kind of twisting the dial on that hose from a jet into a shower and so what happens then is you have some spill over of that heat and that warm water into the gulf of maine. >> reporter: what does this portend for the immediate future? >> you know, we're seeing a lot of species shifts underway. you know, this whole waterfront, this whole coastal community, so much of it is driven by what we can commercially harvest and grow with sustainable aquaculture in these waters. and we need to be prepared for and understand what changes are underway in the ecosystem out there. >> reporter: and these changes are happening not in 30 or 50 years, but right now. and reidmillier says it's crucially important that all of portland understands this. >> and so we need to engage directly not only with the municipal leaders, but the residents, the fishermen, the local business leaders and present them with, frankly, information that they might not want to hear.

we all know i didn't fit on the range in castro through the north sea and the north atlantic, where the tides career back and forth between the islands and the u. k. mainland. and in the title raises, does power power that can drive all walls? this is the orbital o to the world's most powerful title turbine. roaches spin in the ebb and flow, generating enough electricity for 2000 homes. it's just one of many prototypes being tested by the european marine energy center. here on orkney research suggest title power could provide up to 10 percent of the u. k. electricity with the same guaranteed output as gas or co title. and she's really interesting because it entirely predictable is driven by the position of the moon and the position of the earth and the sun. so we know where the tides are going to be when the thoughts can be running a 1000 years from today. some of the machines are on the sea bed, some of the machines associate on the surface, but altogether they actually provide a huge energy. so stance available. the island is him, have already capitalized on another force of nature. c

the own tool. lawson is chief executive of no region low cost airline, north atlantic airways. he's joining us from washington dc via skype doing really good to have you with us. why now is this really the right time to be stopping allow line when so many others are struggling aggressive, but we, we think it is exactly the right time to do so. if there ever was the reason for that is due to the and the next little bit. i have been fortunate to counteract to see creations and that has made us able. ready to acquire a good number of very low prices so, so we are starting off from a point that nobody have done before. and secondly, we have an abundance of people who are very key to join. just want to build something fresh. it doesn't mean that we will stop operating right now because that might be why i gotta do to them it. but this is exactly the right time to, to create a combination for what is great to be a competitive affordable local. i do you think that you're going to be able to crack the long haul discount market off to the weekend as exit from trans atlantic roots, you'r

we are informing our allies from the european union and the north atlantic pack about all of these events joint and uniformnswer can stop the regime. i think we should all stand together with border caller -- guards, police, and soldiers who defend the polish border. ros: let's look at the events that led uto this. according to belarusian media, hundreds of migrants head into the border on monday, leaving the border town and heading toward a forest that runs along the border with poland. many families including children were seen walking with all of their belongings along the and six highway in belarus. other videos showed large numbers of migrants being escorted by large men -- many men. there are unconfirmed claims that these men are working for the belarusian authorities. we have this footage from the border. belarusian media reported 500 migrants there in freezing temperatures. here is one of them. >> they are just wanting to go, that is all they want. it is the people who want a better future. so many of them don't have water. ros: poland is accusing belarus of trying to or's -- tryi

i'm peter lavelle at the moment russia and the north atlantic military alliance have no official links. now, there is no official dialogue on issues that concern them both, and one of them is ukraine. washington's relentless drive to admit ukraine to nato is a red line for mosque out. something is going to have to give cross sucking ukraine. i'm joined by my guess, nichol, i, petro in kingston. he is a professor of political science at the university of rhode island in tulsa. we have jeremy guzman of he is managing editor of coble, read out, you know? yeah, you'll make it into nato, but you know, there's no rush here. and then, you know, last week we have, or the last a few new cycles. we have the secretary of defense. he goes to georgia, he goes to ukraine. he goes to brussels and you know, we're right on board for membership. okay, what is going on here? what is the policy about ukraine? is it just to keep it simmering? or is there different factions vying for different outcomes? how do you read it? go ahead. nick, like up, i think the u. s. policy is objective is to obtain eventual

ah, at the moment russia and the north atlantic military alliance have no official legs . now, there is no official dialogue on issues that concern them both, and one of them is ukraine. washington's relentless drive to admit ukraine to nato is a red line for moscow. something is going to have to give it's been 30 years since the soviet union of nuclear llc. so, so shown where you swore trust on one color. tom ukraine was one of the independent states that emerged from the ruins of a super bow. doing awesome good. would you also get on google greens? come a little more surely confusing. some of say i can less lucian, west, and who did it better? lung or law? totally different. or else what is the social for the business is losing or surfaced by the teachers. couple of things and finish out the should with water the past 3 decades. green light for ukraine, eye witnesses recall the events. this will be more or less so judiciary, looking the deficiency of chipotle. what i knew it meant ownership. it's, i'm not sure, but it didn't budge for months with no idea what else and wh

and it's still is where as the incoming winter is stuck up here in the north atlantic. now i see him coming winter cuz behind it is plenty of cold enough air to bring snow to iceland and every now again, it brings the same to doorway to the high grounded noise doing the same on monday, maybe more so on tuesday most it's rain there, was quite a wind, but it's a southwesterly, but it's, it's not exactly cold in london, but it is fairly coating. for example, riga. however, these are temperatures are not far away from the average is supposed to get colder is tandy. and it's doing just that. now around the mediterranean, well, it's just still stormy. there's more rain likely anywhere in italy, possibly. viruses, coffee comments, we're dramatic. and then further west is that to affect the bali arcs with a northerly gout. the same time was right on the north coast of algeria. this may look familiar to you, but it seems to be rather long lived. i have to say, in fact, has been so active, it may push a front down to me as to how you might find a few spots of rain right in the mi

ah, a at the moment russia in the north atlantic military ally have no official legs. now there is no official dialogue on issues that concern them both. and one of them is ukraine, washington's. we let this drive to, we met ukraine to nato is a red line for moscow. something is going to have to give ah ah and welcome back. the bided administration is giving it take on stable coins in a new report that calls for urgent regulation to be enacted by congress. a group of top economic advisors referred to as the president's working group called for stable, going to be regulated as banks and subject to strict rules and oversight by the federal government. now if you're wondering why the government is suddenly talking about stable coins, it's because their value has skyrocketed by over 500 percent in the last year. hitting a market cap of nearly $130000000000.00. as a result, the government is claiming user protection will be put at risk if more oversight is not pursued immediately. so joining us now to break all of this, john is been bus, co host, christie, i r a. christy. w

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