it came to be known as not only was pearl harbor attacked, there was carnage in the north atlantic.reat britain had held on by the skin of its teeth. the japanese were conquering bases. american and british and dutch bases throughout the far west about the throughout east asia and the vermont. the german army had reached the gates of moscow, and if they had succeeded in taking the soviet union out of the war, it would have taken a tremendous counterweight to hitler and the and the german army out of europe, which would have been very bad news. on top of it, making it even more poignant for roosevelt and churchill. when churchill came the first time in that august off the coast of newfoundland, he arranged. a very bright but solemn anglican service on the deck of hms prince of wales. roosevelt and churchill were both anglicans. roosevelt belonged to the episcopal church. churchill, the church of england. the episcopal church had split off from the church of england after the american revolution. but the liturgy and the hands are very similar. so they had this very emotional service,

in the north atlantic, german continued their deadly campaign against supply ships bound for great. i hope all. and in europe. german armies had invaded the soviet. winston churchill, the prime minister of england. america strongest ally, traveled to washington, meet with roosevelt. together they planned a strategy to combat the axis powers. it began to pay off in june 1942 as the allies slowly stopped the expansion of the axis powers and began to take the offensive in the epic battle of midway. in june, 42 was a major turning. the u.s. navy destroyed four japanese aircraft carriers and ended japan's dominance in the central. a month later, american forces invaded the island of guadalcanal. this was the first step in a strategy that came to be called island hopping and island by island advance toward the japanese homeland in europe. the situation also improved. british forces the german afrika korps in egypt. an anglo-american invasion force landed in north africa to clear the continent of. axis forces and the german advance and the soviet union was stopped in a series of hard fough

the vast majority of north atlantic humpbacks are born in these waters.nd it doesn't take long for my first sighting. yeah, yeah! hey, hey! oh, my god. whoa! oh, yeah! woo—hoo—hoo! ooh! i saw that... reiner, mira la ballena! some measure up to 60ft long, almost the size of two school buses, and can weigh a whopping 30 tonnes. we are seeing with images of the drone that probably there is a female, because we have the males kind of fighting, hitting each other, and it's part of the reproductive behaviour. then the female is going to choose one of the males. and then after the copulation here, she's going to travel back to the us or the north coast, will feed, and then come back next year to have the baby here in the bay. so that's why we say that the whales are dominican, because they are born here. yeah. the females go through almost a year—long pregnancy before giving birth. ok, let's see. as for me, the choppy seas are starting to have an effect. oh, man! actually, i'm feeling pretty sick. but it seems rita has a plan b. agh! ooh! laughter esta fria el a

now we had to pop loan european outposts in the north atlantic ocean in. yeah. so this is the construction mass. so it's how valuable they can be in the fight against live may change. yeah, there's today's doing your bit it's not your average mon runcle hicks that is moving per house has a traditional turf roof. it's a method of insulation that dates back a 1000 years or more. the village of goss o'donnell, or as close to a cliff edge on one of the faro islands position. far out in the north atlantic. stables built centuries ago by sailors and warriors, combine kings are still in use. we always try to make a small and print a new environment as possible. this has to be a good way to farrell islands line between iceland and norway and one of the most remote corners of 0. they belong to denmark. the 18 islands are home to more shapes than people do to the harsh climate and then layer of soil or a few trees. but there's lots of grass with strips of turf. provide. installation this restaurant isn't tor shown. the pharaoh east capital the grass roof or blend into the

minister -- [indiscernible] >> a big part of our focus here at nato, conversations we had in the north atlantic council, with the ukraine council and many conversations we had individually has been focused on everything we need to do to further strengthen ukraine as it heads into the new year. and as i mentioned, we are focused in concrete ways on three things, making sure it has the money and resources to sustain its economy and sustain its defense. we have now managed on the basis of the frozen sovereign assets that are frozen to get a $50 billion to ukraine that will be going out the door from the united states and europe and carry ukraine. munitions, whether it's air defenses and armored vehicles, we are working in a way to make sure for many months ahead that ukraine will have what it needs. the united states is pushing out but beyond that, secretary austin said we are fully coordinated with allies and partners and we spent talking about what the needs are and how each of us can play a part. and finally mobile isation. this is critical, even with the money and munitions there have to be pe

it's not the only low, though, in the north atlantic.hat's going to be bringing somevery strong winds to parts of the uk this weekend, potentially disrupting some of your christmas travel plans. now, we started off with rain today across scotland and northern ireland, but the afternoon here looking a lot brighter, sunshine and blustery showers as our rain band works its way eastwards across england and wales. temperatures around eight to 10 degrees and it will be quite windy. gusts reaching around 40mph—odd for the western side of scotland. that rain clears through overnight but then clear spells for a time. the next area of rain works in later in the night, accompanied by some really quite strong winds. and it's on saturday that we'll see this next area of low pressure really flex its muscles, bringing some particularly windy weather to north—western areas of the uk, and especially parts of north—west scotland, where for parts of the hebrides, the orkney islands, parts of highland, we'll likely see gusts of wind reaching around 70mph to

and it's actually dependable the north atlantic treaty? having concluded in 1949. but there's really amounts of very much, much takes the re mobilized section of the american military in the wake of the korean to give the north atlantic substance and become nato, particularly in the wake of china's intervention in the war when the war was going quite badly in late 50. it's quite revealing of truman and acheson's motives what they want to try and do is actually send more troops to europe to nato and they then bring eisenhower on board. eisenhower becomes the first supreme commander nato, because they're worried that if stalin's going to attack a divided korea, you might be taking a divided berlin. and what you get, i think throughout the course the korean war is a growing faith amongst european leaders that is a dependable ally and. you get substance, the nato, and that's the big success story. and i think in the europe of today, there is still very much a yearning for a reliable american. we've seen only in recent weeks and months both finland and sweden conceding

the satellite picture, you can see this conveyor belt of cloud streaming in from the central north atlanticy parts of western europe, but also well into scandinavia, where temperatures are above freezing. so it's a very mild end to what will be a record—breaking year globally as far as the temperature goes. now, let's have a look at the forecast for the morning, then. so we start off very mild. breezy conditions in scotland, if not very windy around some coastal areas. a little bit of rain there flirting with north—western scotland. elsewhere, some sunny spells developing — for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines to the lee of any high ground — with this south—westerly breeze. and double figures right across the board. 12, 13 celsius is certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter, that wind. but the weather front will make some progress a

the satellite picture, you can see this conveyor belt of cloud streaming in from the central north atlanticay from the azores. and it's spreading notjust over the uk and many parts of western europe, but also well into scandinavia, where temperatures are above freezing. so it's a very mild end to what will be a record—breaking year globally as far as the temperature goes. now, let's have a look at the forecast for the morning then. so we start off very mild. breezy conditions in scotland, if not very windy around some coastal areas. a little bit of rain there flirting with northwestern scotland. elsewhere, some sunny spells developing, for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines to the lee of any high ground with this southwesterly breeze. and double figures right across the board. 12, 13 celsius is certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter

the satellite picture, you can see this conveyor belt of cloud streaming in from the central north atlanticany parts of western europe, but also well into scandinavia, where temperatures are above freezing. so it's a very mild end to what will be a record—breaking year globally as far as the temperature goes. now, let's have a look at the forecast for the morning then. so we start off very mild. breezy conditions in scotland, if not very windy around some coastal areas. a little bit of rain there flirting with northwestern scotland. elsewhere, some sunny spells developing, for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines to the lee of any high ground with this southwesterly breeze. and double figures right across the board. 12, 13 celsius is certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter, that wind. but the weather front will make some progress and w

integration, including nato membership. russia has repeatedly stated ukrainian membership and the north atlantic block is a red line because of the significant threat. it proposes to national security and also signals that western expansion to the east and bringing new crane and tomato was a core reason to set in motion the russian military operation in 2022. but even the alliance has top officials, sometimes admin, accession isn't a done deal. former nato champion stilton burke has said multiple times. the conflict with russia is a problem for your trains. admission being considered a long term perspective. what is that? what is the issue now? is to ensure that you claim conveyed us over an inbound independence nation, and therefore we need to support to ukraine twice at the long timeline to bring in ukraine. you've talked about a 10 year window. why is it 10 years versus maybe one or 2 or 3 years since they're facing war? well, no one knows. so the executive, 10 years, both about but it's almost as it is a very serious issue to bring in ukraine. because a credit is not a country out or you can

nato membership. russia has repeatedly stated it would not accept ukrainian membership in the north atlantic block because it proposes a significant threat to national security. for the more it signals western expansion to the east and bringing new crane into nato was a cor reason setting in motion the russian military operation in 2022. but even the alliances top officials sometimes admit accession isn't possible. and even former nato tpm stone very has said ukraine must at the very least end of the conflict with russia for admission to be considered. meanwhile, the outgoing abiding administration has announced yet another us military aid package for ukraine. this time totally $500000000.00. but the seemingly endless flow of support, few crane may dry up soon with chief figures, assuming the reins as trumps, team or danes. power are not fans of these. the lensky governments, the republican republican congressman headed to become a chairman of the powerful u. s. foreign policy committee is well known for his strong position against sending money to ukraine. right in math says washington's eu

the satellite picture, you can see this conveyor belt of cloud streaming in from the central north atlanticit's spreading notjust over the uk and many parts of western europe, but also well into scandinavia, where temperatures are above freezing. so it's a very mild end to what will be a record—breaking year globally as far as the temperature goes. now, let's have a look at the forecast for the morning, then. so we start off very mild. breezy conditions in scotland, if not very windy around some coastal areas. a little bit of rain there flirting with north—western scotland. elsewhere, some sunny spells developing — for example, eastern scotland to the east of the pennines to the lee of any high ground — with this south—westerly breeze. and double figures right across the board. i2, 13 celsius is certainly on the cards, for example, in northern ireland. so a very mild christmas day and a mild boxing day on the way. the winds are going to ease, though, across scotland. you can see the pressure lines there, the isobars to the north. here, it's going to be a little bit lighter, that wind. but t

serve as a british, professor and helps stand up nato defense innovation exxon et cetera for the north atlantic and the nato innovation fund in his role as nato's first and inaugural head of innovation. lastly, we have mr. mike smith who after starting his group in the u.s. navy served as in various roles in uap systems, lockheed martin, as president hii nuclear power business and in our conversation he helped establish joint venture in india. he is now defensive usa president and ceo. in terms of her plan for today i plan to kick off the conversation with a few questions for panels and opening it up to questions and comments all of you may have. my first question asked before each of you please of the topic of the unique contribution allies can bring. mosier conversation today's focus on what can allies bring in terms of defense and social capacity? driven by the war in ukraine and the prospect of a potential conflict with china we're looking to allies contributions to either excellent defense and doesn't capacity here or across the broader defense industrial space. i think it's fair to say al

integration, including nato. membership of russia has repeatedly stated ukrainian membership in the north atlantic block is a red line because it poses a significant threat to national security. western expansion to the east highlights acquire reason for setting in motion the russian military operation in 2022. meanwhile, the alliances top officials have confessed, accession isn't a done deal from our nato chief in stoughton. virg has said multiple times. the conflict with russia is an obstacle to admitting ukraine. and that is a long term perspective. what is that, and what is the issue now? is to ensure that you claim to be assessed on an inbound independence nation and therefore needs as a force to ukraine. weiss at the long timeline to bring in ukraine. you've talked about a 10 year window. why is it 10 years versus maybe one or 2 or 3 years since they're facing war? well, no one knows. so they expect to 10 years both but, but it's almost as it is a very serious issue to bring in ukraine because a credit is not a country out or you can, has been attacked by a blood rush. all. so the most impor

it's not the only low, though, in the north atlantic.re, and that's going to be bringing some very strong winds to parts of the uk this weekend, potentially disrupting some of your christmas travel plans. now, we started off with rain today across scotland and northern ireland, but the afternoon here looking a lot brighter, sunshine and blustery showers as our rain band works its way eastwards across england and wales. temperatures around eight to ten degrees and it will be quite windy. gusts reaching around 40mph—odd for the western side of scotland. that rain clears through overnight but then clear spells for a time. the next area of rain works in later in the night, accompanied by some really quite strong winds. and it's on saturday that we'll see this next area of low pressure really flex its muscles, bringing some particularly windy weather to north—western areas of the uk, and especially parts of north—west scotland, where for parts of the hebrides, the orkney islands, parts of highland, we'll likely see gusts of wind reaching arou

he gets things done and there were troops there during world war ii and it's in the north atlantic and hope we can work with our friends, the danes, they're a nato ally of that. th. will: i see the painting of the field goal over texas and beating the longhorns and the 60s and i need to warn you, you need to represent texas in the long horn district. careful with that over your shoulder on national television, kongman. >> i'm underwater on the cotton bowl victory from years ago. will: thanks, pat. >> thanks, will. will: president biden spotted with the business associates and didn't he deny knowing anything about his work? miranda devine wrote the book on biden corruption, and she's biden corruption, and she's next unlock member . perks from the palm of your hand. with every purchase, all members earn point toward mylowes's money. get free gifts to bring home, member deals to get more projects done and free standard shipping. start earning for free with mylowe's rewards today. mom. mom, look what i got. (laughing) the best way to make family memories in the caribbean is at a place foun

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deterred further russian aggression and underscored the solemn commitment of article five to the north atlantic treaty. we welcomed sweden and finland to the greatest defensive alliance in history. we continue to be crystal clear putin's war was not the result of nato enlargement but the cause of enlargement. recent years have also brought an historic increase in defense spending across nato by $80 billion. all nato allies agreed in 2006 to spend 2% of the gdp on defense. in 2014, three allies hit the target. in 2021, six allies did so. this year, a record 23 nato allies our meeting that goal -- are meeting that goal. [applause] that is because we understand putin's assault on ukraine is a warning. as i said in kyiv in october, we are seeing a sneak preview of a world built by tyrants and thugs, a chaotic world, violent world, a world where bullies trample smaller neighbors and aggressors force free people to live in fear. so we can continue to stand up to the kremlin or we can let putin have his way. and condemn our children and grandchildren to live in a world of chaos and conflict. this admi

and the north atlantic treaty organization, or nato, which would protect its member states from the soviet union. >> undoubtedly, the institutions born out of world war two helped to prevent another major power conflict on the scale and scope of the second world war. >> both roosevelt and his successor, harry truman, were democrats, and engagement with the world was their philosophy. on the republican side, things were murkier. >> there remained what we sometimes call the old guard of republicans, who are very critical of this rapid expansion of america's world presence. >> former president herbert hoover wanted to end u.s. military aid to europe, despite the growing soviet threat. and then there was ohio senator robert taft, a front runner for the 1952 republican presidential nomination. taft was a vigorous opponent of the world bank and the marshall plan. he also voted against nato. >> a soldier from abilene, kansas, usa. >> but there was another big name in the mix for the republican nomination, general dwight eisenhower had a competing vision for america's place in the world. he had le