continues at current water temperatures. and predicted water temperatures for the future of the north atlantic oceanhnofilm experiment has particularly alarming temperature increases, warming ocean water temperatures and the formation of sea heat waves will increase overfishing , which will have huge implications for agricultural fisheries and the stability of marine ecosystems. collected to the copernican instrument has introduced the year 2023 as a worrying year in terms of sea surface temperature and we have seen the reduction of oxygen content due to the warming of the sea , and we are probably on the verge of seeing this situation in the waters around england and the seas of europe. letter it's not true, while the rise in temperature has caused the foundations of the marine ecosystem to crumble , scientists are still investigating what will happen in the short term and what the oceans might look like for generations to come. babies are very difficult. i have to buy formula every four days, which costs $60 per week . it's been over a year since there has been a shortage of formula in canada, and

a repeat of the north atlantic ocean in particular has had an alarming increase in temperature. warming of ocean water temperatures and the formation of leading marine heat waves will increase, which will have huge implications for agricultural fisheries and marine systems. data collected by copernicus 2023 is a year of worry including the temperature of the sea surface and has introduced a decrease in oxygen levels due to the warming of the sea. in england and the seas of europe , it is not a false statement, while the increase in temperature has caused the foundations of the marine ecosystem to crumble , but scientists are still investigating this there are issues that will happen in the short term and how the oceans may look like for future generations . calcium carbonate is a highly demanded product in the market of manufacturing and service industries. calcium carbonate is mainly used in the industry, from the production of construction materials to the production of paper and cardboard boxes. taksim is now rust, stone powder, a mineral that is used in the zagros regions of

cold companion of life marine biologists have observed the water surface temperature of the north atlantic ocean at alarming levels this concern is something that always there is, but this year has been more than ever and the sea water temperature has not yet been higher than the long-term average throughout this year, but it has been more than a decade that cholera algae have been examined in this part of southwest england. at the beginning of this year, the temperature became so alarming that it caused the algae to reach a state where they can no longer cope with the environment. this is because this algae forms the founder of the marine system around england . it doesn't seem like much, but in a the marine environment, which is a marine environment, can undergo such changes this is what part of our research is trying to find out. the team is researching the health of chlorine and marine algae, both in the sea and in labs, to see if this trend continues. what will happen to the sea floor at the current water temperature and predicted water temperatures for the future will be tested . in partic

sea surface temperatures in the north atlantic ocean have been observed at alarming levels.this concern is something that is always there, but this year it has been more than ever, and the sea water temperature has still been a degree above the long-term average for the entire year. he did not observe the temperature for more than a decade, in this part of southwest england, the algae that have been examined together, earlier this year, the temperature became so alarming that it caused the algae to reach a state where they can no longer close themselves with the environment. this issue is important. yes, because these algae are the founders of the marine system around england, a few degrees of temperature doesn't seem like much, but in a marine environment that is relatively stable from a marine point of view, such changes can have many effects, which is what part of our research is trying to find. this team is engaged in research about health aspects which is to the sea grass being examined both in the sea and in the test to see what is likely to happen if this trend contin

that scientists from the marine biological society observed the surface temperature of the north atlantic ocean at alarming levels. this concern is something that is always there, but this year more than ever, children and sea water temperature it is still higher than the long-term average of this temperature throughout this year. he has not only observed the temperature, but has also been checking cholera algae in this part of southwest england for more than a decade. earlier this year, the temperature became so alarming that the algae to reach a state where they can no longer cope with the environment . this is important because these algae form the basis of the marine system around england. a few degrees of temperature does not seem too high, but in a marine environment that is relatively marine such changes can have many effects part of our research is looking to find out. the team is researching the health of chlorine algae and sea grass, both in the sea and in experiments, to see what is likely to happen if this trend continues . current water temperatures and projected water temperatures

many other stories there in the last 1.5 years , it seems up to 10 such cases were in the north atlantic oceant is obvious that there were fragments of a russian missile in poland, when these fragments killed two poles, there were flights russian missiles on the territory of romania, which the romanians didn't see up close now. they didn't see what was objective at first , what was burning so that it was visible several kilometers from the ukrainian side. well , now they finally saw it. that is, the line that, i'm sorry i repeat again, it is explained by the reluctance to escalate the situation, as it says. this is a weak position - it is a position that provokes putin to do the same . it seems to me that even these formal diplomatic protests, which the romanian side managed , could look different, they could to say and make it public once again that if any russian missile flies over the territory of romania, it will be shot down by the air defense forces of romania and it would be even better if three nato countries , namely romania, bulgaria and turkey announced the territory of the north-we

strategies, which in particular refer to security issues and the presence of the alliance in the north atlantic oceanld like to draw attention to the fact that the positive element of the latter is enough crisis situations of such rhetorical duels. i mean that the civil platform is the main opposition political force in tuesday at e-e will present, as former prime minister donald tusk said, his own program regarding relations with ukraine. i think it is a very positive fact that the positional power of until now, it has been quite soaked and in fact, in the same way, in the crisis, in the grain crisis, in fact, it had a softer rhetoric, but it is very similar to the ruling ruling power, it will at that moment present an alternative position, it will have to be studied very carefully and see what the difference is, and the differences will surely be this firstly, secondly, regarding the grain agreement , we do not forget that ukraine has filed a complaint with us to the world trade organization and represents three countries, that is, poland, hungary and slovakia, and to represent these three before t

well, what's the nature of doing in the pacific is it which far to pacific falls into the north atlantic ocean. and you know, of course, are destabilizing the region that you right now to you. this is the endless exercise analysts military alliance. you already have the us try later alliance with japan, south korea, and on top of that, you have off cuz you have a slot. i mean what it just throwing nato. yeah. why not throwing nato in there and g, u as well. but you realistically, what can they do? they can read with all the might of nato, they can not carry out this ukraine or offensive successful way against russia. what can they expect to accomplish in asia pacific, where they, they face even a much more formidable um, adversary in, in, in, in terms of china's industrial capacity. i mean, it's just a joke. well, come on call. let's be serious. i mean, come on out. nato is a defensive organization, it was defensive when that bond cause of o and libya now getting involved in ukraine. and of course, nato is defensive because it wants to set up a base in japan. all to contribute to college are a

. >>> hurricane lee is continuing to make its way north in the atlantic ocean. the category 3 storm is expected to pass just west of bermuda late thursday and friday and could bring wind, rain, and high surf. lee is forecast to weaken, but it could make its way off the coast of new england with strong winds, dangerous surf, and rip currents. there is a possibility it could make landfall including in the boston area. >>> overseas now, north korean leader kim jong-un has arrived in russia where he's expected to meet with vladimir putin. kim left pyongyang on sunday aboard his private train, according to north korea state media. u.s. officials say the talks will likely include north korea providing russia with weapons for its war in ukraine. the state department says it would violate u.n. security council resolutions. >>> coming up, cybersecurity issue. what forced mgm to shut down some of its computer systems at hotels and casinos across the country. >>> and volcano eruption dangers in hawaii. experts reveal whether the danger is over. this is the "cbs morning new

oceans for some tips you can go to our website, kpix.com. >>> hurricane lee is already barreling toward new england, gusty winds, heavy rains last night, as the storm trekked north through the western atlantic first hurricane watch in 15 years. president biden already approved emergency declaration for the state. >>> we have been following hurricane lee for what feels like a couple of weeks now, and at first we weren't thinking that this thing was going to hit land. what changed? >> eventually turned to the north. go straight north towards the maritime providences. as it occurred back up before you hit that point, but it was so far off. that was like 1012 days away. a world of possibilities that it can take over this week it has just kind of narrowed down on the land of nova scotia. this is where hurricane lee is. it looks less like a hurricane, which is typical for storms as they move farther and farther north, they get torn apart by the flow of the atmosphere across the northern hemisphere. it is still lashing the coast of new england. gusty winds and some intermittently heavy rain. center circulation is not going to hit united days. it is going to make landfall at the tip of nova scotia.

in the hour, it was moving from north to northwest across the atlantic ocean. meanwhile, astronauts on the international space station closely watched nasser egypt several times. satellite images of an aerial view of the center of the storm and sophisticated instruments show rotation, record images for projections meteorology and environment are important. a complete massage of the american space agency satellite after entering earth's orbit has created a pink color in the upper atmosphere of the planet. according to space, a space company in the pit of hiring its eyelashes was a complete satellite belonging to the american space agency. launched into the earth's orbit after the launch of the rocket, a red light in the remaining light shows a hole created in the earth's part, experts say that this is not considered a threat to the people on earth, and it is gradually closed after a few hours, scientists have used the new method the help of light and technology and molecular science of innovation made it possible to announce the protein properties of alzheimer's

more than a year ago, it stated that the north atlantic alliance has a global responsibility, including these oceanegion creates bloc formats in this region, about which, among other things, the auction was mentioned. uh, the four japan south korea australia new zealand japan south korean and uh all of this, in general , is aimed at undermining the security architecture that has been created for decades within the framework of initiated sessions that included a directed basis and the united states and other western countries and china both the russian federation and india and the decision was made by consensus, this is precisely what washington and its satellites do not like. results the east asian summit with jakarta confirmed that such an intrusive, persistent line, to promote their own geopolitical interests. eh, far from it, not everyone likes it. i have already said in the declaration itself, before which it was approved, it was unanimously possible to defend the basic principles of an osianocentric inclusive equal architecture. but this does not mean that these attempts will stop, on the cont

they tracked this storm with a speed of 22 kilometers per hour the width of the atlantic ocean was moving from the norththe northwest. meanwhile, the astronauts on the international space station closely watched the path of the coconut with the help of several satellites stuck on the earth. recorded rotation recording these images is important for environmental weather forecasts. a rocket carrying a satellite of the us space force has created a hole in the atmosphere above the planet after entering the earth's orbit . according to a space company, on september 14, one of its rockets which carries satellites belonging to it was launched by the us space force into the earth's orbit. after the launch of this rocket , the remaining red light in the sky indicates a hole in a part of the earth's atmosphere. the researchers said that this hole is not considered a threat to people on earth and gradually and then it will be closed in a few hours. fanavar company has succeeded in making a prototype of a battery that has a layered structure. this australian company is doubling the layers and as a result increasing

gibraltar of the atlantic ocean, wilmington, north carolina. port fisher defends the cape fear river, which leads into wilmington. wellington, north carolina was the last open port of the confederacy. generally who was defending his -- he and his men were defending petersburg and richmond said, if wilmington falls, the confederacy falls. it was the last supply line and fort fisher was holding off the federal forces. very heavily fortified with a well down here, shaped like a l across the peninsula and down here, right here, the largest organized minefield to date in the civil war was late. these were command detonated lines which allowed the confederate high command to redeploy their men to other areas of the fort. to move them down here and move them down here. the night before, the january 15th attack, on land, on january 14th, the union launched the largest naval bombardment of the war on fort fisher. sort of like pre-d-day on june 6, the naval forces softening the c-span defenses on normandie. doing so snapped the wires, leading to the comm

this is happening in ocean county just north of atlantic city. at least 600 acres burned it so far.fire is about 50% contained. small private plane also crashed near where the fire is now burning. officials confirm one person was killed in the crash. the two incidents are not related. >> degrading president zelenskyy president zelenskyplants with ts defense minister new approaches are needed in the military and war parliament will vote on the new minister this week. there's been a wave of dismissals in ukraine's defense ministry in recent months due to a corruption scandal. so linsky says stopping corruption it is a key factor in his efforts for ukraine to join the european union at nato. i am jackie, now back to sunday night in america. >> welcome back to special edition of sunday night in america for the beginning of period of adjustment. for many students new classes, new teachers perhaps a completely different school environment. it can be scary, and hard, what makes it even harder is the fear or the reality of being bullied or intimidated or assaulted or threatened by others. i

international standards, as always happens when flying over the arctic , north atlantic, black and baltic seas, as well as the pacific oceanonetsk in the direction of the swol, five more attacks by the ukrainian armed forces were reflected during the day, and four were stopped in zaporozhye and south donetsk. such data is provided to the russian ministry of defense, specifying that the total losses of the kiev regime. in these sectors of the front there were up to 500 personnel. and this is not to mention the destroyed equipment, including several tanks. the latest reports of the special operation in the material of denis alekseev, part-time worker, the situation remains tense in the village. more precisely , what is left of it. now the whole season is close in willow. our group east regained some of the lost positions. the militants lost 1,500 people. the personnel includes two tanks, other armored vehicles, several howitzers , an american self-propelled gun, and a british stormer anti-aircraft system. in general, in the best traditions, the warriors are trying to actively pretend to be assaulting fighters, throwing on mo

atlantic ocean. cape fear river. wilmington north carolina was the last open port of the confederacy. general lee, who -- he and his men were defending petersburg, said if wilmington falls, the confederacy falls. it was a last supply line. and fort fisher was holding off the federal forces. very heavily fortified with a wall down here. shaped like an l. across the peninsula and down here. right here, the largest organized mine field to date in the civil war was laid. these were command-detonated mines, which allow the federal high confederate to move to the fort. to move them step down here and move them down here. the night before the january 15th attack. on january 14th, the union launched the largest naval bombardment of the war. sort of like pre-d day. the naval forces stopped nazi defenses on the beaches of normandy. by doing so. the feds had inadvertently snapped all the wires, leading from the command to the fort. the confederates didn't know. and the it union didn't know. so when the union soldiers -- when the federal attacked. the fort fell within a matter of hours. it was pr

atlantic ocean. it should pass well to the north, the northern leeward islands, the virgin islands, of puerto rico overrough early next week. dangerous surf and rip currents along most of the east coast beginning sunday. we'll be keeping an eye on the storm for everyone. thank you all for watching. our coverage continues. >> thank i may be known for my legendary football career, but truth is, i love a bunch of sports. the only trouble is knowing where to find them. that's why i got xfinity. so, i can easily find and watch whatever sport i'm into all in one place without missing a thing. even if it's football, australian football, or football football. in a word—it's fitz-credible. i got to trademark that one. this season, eligible xfinity rewards members can get up to $100 off nfl sunday ticket from youtube. sign up for xfinity rewards now.

this is exactly what they always do when flying over the arctic , north atlantic, black baltic seas, and the pacific oceancontinue to search for the dead and wounded who remain under the rubble of buildings in marrakech; people are buying up en masse morocco and algeria sent goods to send aid to the victims. despite the tense relations between these countries, the earthquake that occurred on september 8 was the strongest in northern africa in the last 120 years. a massive rally for independence took place in barcelona on the occasion of catalonia day , with 115,000 protesters carrying flags and posters with slogans in support of secession from spain. they also burned a banner with portraits of government officials, including the mayor of barcelona, ​​the head of the conflict continues insist that local residents be able to vote on the issue of independence in spain, they have repeatedly stated that there will be no referendum on the region’s secession from the kingdom. further news from your region with residents of moscow and the region, see you in a few seconds. now to the news of the capital region. cl

atlantic ocean. the second to pass well to the north of the northern leawood iran's islands, the virgin islands, ando r.i.c.o over the weekend and is forecast to remain a major hurricane through early next week. dangerous surf and recurrence along most of the u.s. east coast beginning sunday. we are keeping an eye on the storm for everyone. >>> thank you all for watching. our coverage continues. so why do we leave so much untapped potential on the table? this is a next level bed, for a next level you. my circadian rhythm is kicking your circadian rhythms butt! it's not a competition. i know, but i'm still winning! so, it is a competition. save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add an adjustable base. shop now only at sleep number. i'm javi, i'm 31, and i'm a fitness instructor. i saw myself in a photograph. and we were all smiling, and i looked closer, and i was like that- that's what everybody sees? i'm back, and i got botox® cosmetic. the lines were so prominent it's all i saw in the photograph, so now when i take photos, and i see myself in photo

its border with the countries of north and west africa in terms of sea and service to the americans in order to become interested in dominating the entire atlantic ocean. an environmental activist in nigeria encourages people to clean the streets in a spider-man costume . he started his work in this field 19 years ago . spider-man inspiron is rising. this spider-man is in public places in the city of the province. bushehr , located in the southwest of nigeria, cleans and this he does the work every week in different places and today he is cleaning a day market where i see how developed countries manage waste and see people throw their own waste outside and inside. water starts, i told myself that i can do something in this field, that's why i started a campaign, i told people , don't throw garbage. the attention of customers in the market becomes crime and it gets the opportunity to be with them he gives advice about environmental care. when i entered the glass market, i first thought of finding artists again in the market and i hoped that there was no problem. after hearing his words, i realized that he is one of us. i put all the lettuce in this mar

because of their border with north and west african countries in terms of maritime and service to the americans in order to be interested in dominating the entire atlantic ocean, an expert on african issues, but a different news from africa, an environmental activist in nigeria dressed as spider-man he encourages trt to clean the streets and he started working in this field 19 years ago . he has his own xvideo, but he doesn't get tangled up, and he doesn't climb buildings like spider-man in the movies. this spider-man is in public places. in an urban bus city located in the southwest of nigeria, he cleans and this he does the work every week in different places and today he is cleaning a day market where i see how developed countries manage waste and see people throw their own waste outside and inside. the water starts, i said to myself that i can do something in this field , that's why i smelled milk and i started telling people not to throw garbage. customers pay attention to each other in the market and get the opportunity to be with them he talks about taking care of the environment. when i entered the market, i was intrigued. at first, i thought of findi

astronauts were passing through the atlantic ocean, the storm narenj went out of space at a speed of 22 kilometers per hour across the ocean. atlas was moving from northnorthwest. meanwhile, the astronauts on the international space station closely watched nasser's path several times on every surface of the earth.

north through the day. lee's also expected to cause dangerous rip currents along the atlantic coast with a lot of states warning people to stay out of the ocean this weekend because of the dangerous surge conditions. of course, we're covering all parts of the storm with cnn's derek van dam in cape cod and allison chinchar in the weather center. derek, let's start with you on the cape. what do you see? >> reporter: the storm is so massive. a lot of hospitality and beach homes here and inns and suites, bed and breakfasts have handled this storm like it's a nor'easter. they're used to this. they've taken in the furniture. to give you a bit of a perspective of where we are, you can see the atlantic ocean behind me. some 300 to 400 miles over my left-hand shoulder is where the center of hurricane lee is located. it seems tame here, but we've had the occasional tropical storm-force gusts. the storm is so large, the wind field that expanded, literally ballooned over the course of this past week, means that the impacts will be felt well outside of where that center eventually makes landfall. check out my graphics, and you can see exactly what i'm tal

speaking of the atlantic ocean, we've got tropical storm lee, it will become a cat 4 by this weekend. looks to stay just north of the eastern caribbean, but bermuda would be in its sights in some of these spaghetti plots. we'll keep on it, david. >> david: ginger zee, we'll be watching you first thing on "gma." ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now in the meantime to the bombshell in the case of the once prominent south carolina attorney, alex murdaugh, convicted of murdering his own wife and son. well, tonight, what his lawyers are now claiming about the court clerk, calling for a new trial. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, a twist in the south carolina murder case that gripped the nation. attorneys for alex murdaugh with those explosive new allegations. >> the clerk of court had improper private communications with the jurors. the subject matter of those communications was the credibility of the defense. >> reporter: his defense team filing a motion for a new trial after his march conviction for killing his wife maggie and son paul, accusing court clerk rebecca hill of tainting hi

atlantic ocean again. he currently has sustained maximum winds of 115 mph. it is expected to pass norththe virgin islands and puerto rico in the next couple of days. the region is also expected to face massive swells that could face recurrent conditions. most of the eastern seaboard may see those swells as well as sunday and monday. >>> cruz and hawaii are continuing the search for people last in the maui wildfires. 66 people are unaccounted for which is down from 385 last week. the death toll is at 115. the island is getting ready to reopen. officials plan to reopen west maui on october 8. >>> the search for an escaped killer just entered its 10th day and which is learned from authorities he's been cited twice in their search area. he managed to crabwalk between two walls and scale a fence to get out of the chester county prison. the 34-year-old was serving a life sentence for killing his ex-girlfriend in 2021 and us marshals say he was also wanted in a 2017 murder in his native country of brazil. close to 400 people are helping search for him but witnesses continue to support sighting

atlantic ocean. it remains unclear if it will affect any parts of the east coast. it is expected to regain strength in the coming days. the storm is staying northerto rico and the caribbean islands. a drone attack killed 43 people and wounded 55 others. it is the latest violence between military and paramilitary groups led by rival generals who have battled for control of the country since april. coco gauff made history with her u.s. open victory last night. she rallied from behind for the upset and claimed her first grand slam title at only age 19. she is the first american teenager to win the u.s. open censoring arena williams did it in 1999 at age 17. excellent company to have. still to come, why so many american children are still absence from school. and activists targeting sporting events demanding action on climate change. >> this is pbs news weekend from our studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour. >> at the height of the pandemic, school closures and the shift of virtual learning disrupted so many students lives. more than a quarter students did not attend 10% of last school year. last year, nearly 60 million students were chro

atlantic ocean on a possible path toward new england. the category-two storm is expected to pass just west of bermuda today. it's forecast to then weaken as it moves north where it could make landfall along the coastal new england and eastern canada over the weekend. a hurricane watch is in effect for portions of maine, and a tropical storm watch for a large area of coastal new england. >>> a federal judge has blocked part of a public health order that suspended the right to publicly carry a firearm in new mexico's largest city, albuquerque. as lana zak reports, the governor is facing a wave of lawsuits after issuing the temporary ban following several recent shootings. >> reporter: in new mexico, gun culture runs deep, so a temporary ban where to carry them was bound to cause an uproar. >> people were angry. >> reporter: mark abramson is a gun shop owner. >> i cannot fathom how this is anything other than an attention getter. >> reporter: the judge's ruling halts governor michelle lujan grisham's 30-day suspension on carrying arms in the county where crime rates are high. she cited a public health emergency after three children were fatally shot recent

, without exaggeration, concern the entire collective smell on both sides of the atlantic ocean about the weapons of north korea and not only what did putin say, including when answering the question about shoigu’s presence in the delegation? military-technical cooperation will be discussed. let's talk about all the issues slowly, there is a quiet time, but we see that defense minister shoigu is in the delegation. well, yes, he was there recently. yeah, i talked a lot, this was well received, i can ask the question. as for space, we will help uh northern that’s why we came here to korea to launch its satellites. well, the leader of north korea is showing great interest in rocket technology . they are trying to develop space. we have good competencies, we will show you that our new object does not have jet lag while driving, unfortunately, for now. well, i think, like everyone else, who comes from the european part, you go to bed in moscow and have to get up according to local time. thank you very much. good luck with successful negotiations. putin just promised to help north korea build satellites right b

atlantic ocean. lee currently has sustained maximum winds of 150 miles per hour. it's expected to pass north puerto rico in the next couple of days. >> now, the region is also expected to face huge swells that could toss life-threatening surf and rip current conditions. most of the eastern seaboard there see the swells too, on sunday and monday. >>> rescues crews are rushing to free an american trapped ped bh turkish cave. mark dickey suffered gastro best is gastrointestinal bleeding, look at this, he's in good spirits. >> i'm looking forward to getting out safely, i'm here talking but i'm not feeling it on the inside yet. i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> well, doctors say dickey is healthy and ready to be transported. but it will be a tough process because of his injuries. let's bring in the regional coordinator for the national cave rescue mission greg moore. greg, good morning, i know you know mark personally. so this must be tough to watch carefully here. but in terms of the rescue, what are the biggest issues that the teams will be facing this morning? >> as you to mentioned,

north of 200 miles an hour. been measured. this could be the strongest recorded storm ever in the atlantic ocean when it's said and done.? >> it means that this hurricane has some work to do. if we are going to get to any of that, because it had a very rough 12 hours. this thing looks horrible right now, and that's great news. it ran into sheer today, which means wind that kind of tore it apart. i often say hurricanes are like my cat. don't touch me. and if you touch it with something, it doesn't like it. and that's what happened today. so hurricane hunters are in it. the first pass they flew through was 120 miles per hour. they have more times to if through and look for higher wind, but that is some good news. we have a storm that had a very tough time even keeping its eye intact today. forecasts is still 145, category 4 across even 125, but the end of that cone, erin, is wednesday of next week. we have a long way to go. and even at that, that is still only north of puerto rico. keep in mind, there are no models that have a u.s. landfall yet. models are made by humans. humans make errors. models have errors. we have to

ocean will be the new center of the world economy. clinton talked about, uh, centers of gravity, that in fact, from the atlantic we are moving there, so the south and northed; they don’t need the hudson at all, that’s what you don’t want. well, why don't you just take the muddy waters of the potomac? start? from the hudson keep it simple. no, it's just that in connection, whether this boat is sailing along the mississippi in the united states, a new period of marctism begins. well, i mean kerry on mccarthy who wants to impeach his grandfather. okay, so. why should the victim of the 25th amendment be impeached? it won’t pass anyway. this is also humanism for the smart you are saying now, no no , i’m just the twenty-fifth amendment, whoever corrects him will be the twenty-fifth. sorry incompetent. the same incompetents are not realistic. what is he after what he did? still has to do to fall under the twenty-fifth amendment, faces 25 years, prison and a fine of $750,000 , a normal kid will come out all tattooed , there will be stars there, all the work, the cobwebs on his knees will start singing a normal song, at least on thursday they will start chatting

atlantic ocean. it is a category 2 storm at this hour, it will likely restrengthen in the coming days. it is expected to move northleeward islands. in the next several days, those areas can expect dangerous surf and life-threatening rip currents. forecasts have the storm making a hard turn to the north and it is unclear where or even if it will make landfall but they say it will create hazardous conditions along the east coast of the u.s. >>> to iowa where there was a political showdown at the largest football rivalry. several candidates showed up trying to score points with the voters. >> reporter: here in iowa, a day all about college football, the big rivalry between iowa state and the university of iowa. for the presidential candidates running in this first in the nation caucus state, it is to them a political opportunity. both donald trump and ron were at the game, they both sat in the stadium, ron sitting with the crowd and donald trump sat in a box. i want you to listen. but the crowd was saying and how they looked as the former president left the stadium. you can hear the chanting, you can hear the loud ap

north through the day. lee is also expected to cause dangerous rip currents along the atlantic coast with many states warning people to stay out of the ocean this weekend because of those dangerous surf conditions. we are cover canning all parts of the storm with derek van dam and allison chinchar. derek, let's start with you. how are the conditions to so far? >> good morning. hunker down we have done. that's kind of the name of the game here in cape cod. they are familiar with this type of weather. they handle north easters and that's how they are handling this storm as well. often these are a gim of miles. they have prepped for type of event. i'm going to bring you down to show you a few of the atlantic ocean and hurricane lee several hundred miles over my shoulder. by the way, nantucket island is chose to where i'm standing here in the county. they just had a wind gust of 55 miles per hour with sustained winds trorm force. tomorrow force. i want to pan over the scene here. the clouds have been doing some interesting things. . you see the undulations in the weather there. that's showing some different kind of wind speeds at different the

settling into the atlantic ocean and one swimmer has done it, plymouth born lewis pugh being the first person to take a long distance swim and an ocean in every continent, including one in the northdelighted to say lewis joins me now. i'm not the only one utterly inspired by your efforts, the incredible adventure you have done, by the work you're doing, too. but the first question, of course, that everyone must ask you and i'm going to, too, is why the hudson and why this river? ., ~ to, too, is why the hudson and why this river? ., ,, , ., . this river? thank you so much, i mean, this river? thank you so much, i mean. it's— this river? thank you so much, i mean. it's an — this river? thank you so much, i mean, it's an incredible - this river? thank you so much, i mean, it's an incredible river. i this river? thank you so much, i| mean, it's an incredible river. as you mentioned it starts at high up in the adirondacks and ends in new york. you have a lot of wilderness, you have bears, beavers, vouchers up there and it ends on one of the greatest cities but also because this river ends in new york, it ends very close to the headquarters of the united nations and so next week at th

north through the day. lee is also expected to cause dangerous rip currents along the atlantic coast, with many states warning people to stay out of the ocean this weekend, because of the dangerous surf conditions. we're covering this storm with derek van dam, cape cod, allison chincar in the weather center. moving closer to the water now, what are you seeing, now, where you're expecting, what you're expecting over the next few hours? >> it looks like we're having audio trouble there and let's turn it over to allison chinchar and let us know what to expect. >> we're taking a look at where the storm is now, and some of the biggest impacts we have from this area are actually over maine. this is a live look at bar harbor maine, lots of rain coming down. it has been very heavy at times. you can see the trees in the background whipping around, too, and indicating the wind gusts are continuing to increase across the area. those rain bands, we are looking at some of the yellow, the heavier rain, just now starting to slide into the bar harbor region with bands pushing into boston, providence, rhode island, and some heavy rain across nova scotia and

atlantic ocean. chris: larry, we about this in the sports office. why is this good for the acc? larry: it's survival for them. to have a bunch of schools, clemson,, florida state, north carolina that may bolt. they are unhappy with the revenue distribution as it stands right now. in order for the acc to retain its status, they need a certain number of teams. if those teams leave, you go below the number required, you become a group of five conference with reduced exposure, it is bad, bad, bad, that is the attractiveness of cal and stanford. they have so much donor money. it doesn't matter. let's be honest here. a horrible, horrible idea. but it's the least horrible of some even more horrible possible outcomes. like what? going independent. stanford might be able to pull it off. cal, no way. drop down a level? take reduced revenue there? reconstitute the pack -- the pac-12 by cherry picking other schools? all those are even worse options. at least you are going to a bonafide league now, although the travel further kids and families. -- for the kids and families. next here, to watch the kids play, that is terrible for the kids and the families. chris: it is unfortunate

north korea for their war on ukraine. a fox weather alert. hurricane lee has regained strength, is restrengthening into a major hurricane as it churns over the atlantic oceann buff the storm is expected to high surf and strong winds towards the east coast over the coming days. for more on the story download the fox weather app. or stream fox weather on any connected tv device. and to the nfl we go and the dallas cowboys opening their season a dominating fashion beating the new york giants 4 42-0. cap the los angeles charges. >> touchdown. touchdown! >> carley: and in new england, tom brady making his much anticipated return to gillette stadium as the team honored him before the game. that's where the celebrations would end for patriots fans as the philadelphia eagles and the game final score of 25-20. that's how the first week of sunday football wrapped up, guys. >> brian: a lot of sad giants fans here. >> carley: oh boy that's quite the score. >> pete: 40-0. >> brian: i would be surprised if they lost by a field goal week one. coach of the year. they had a lot of talent. and as carley will break down later, i get her a telestrator over the weekend. she wi

atlantic ocean with sustained winds of 105 miles an hour. lee is currently a category 2 hurricane, but it is expected to restrengthen and get larger in the coming days. >> it's well northe leeward islands in puerto rico and forecasters say the storm will bring dangerous surf and life-threatening rip currents to the atlantic coast. allison chinchar is in the weather center. what do you see? >> let's take a look at the latest. we have that update the top of the 5:00 hour. sustained winds right now 105 miles an hour, gusting up to 125. the forward movement to the right is west-northwest at nine miles per hour. it's going to continue that track and strengthen over the next 24 to 36 hours, up a category 4 by late monday or very early tuesday. then it will start to begin that slight turn towards the north, but exactly when it makes that turn is kind of up in the air right now. not all the models agree exactly when it makes that turn, how much farther west it goes. they also within this red box here, even as they go north, you have everything from a possible landfall to new york all the way over into novavax, scotia, can. this high pressure is the west northwestward movement.

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atlantic after making landfall early this morning. thousands of residents also without power in north carolina, pennsylvania, even new jersey. i want to bring in aaron gilchrist, and ocean city new jersey, it also -- let me start things off with you, i know affiliates already being felt where you are, at high tide, there will hit in just about an hour or so. what have you been seeing? >> yes, we are in between bands of gray right, now so it's dry out there for the most, part but the wind has not let, up the surf, the waves that we've been watching, those have not let up either. you may be able to see over my shoulder, here just how strong and powerful these waves have been, and this is been the case for hours. now we have been out here today, overnight we were watching for more hotel window, the stronger -- there is a lot of concern about coastal flooding, all up and down the eastern seaboard today. we've heard concerns about waves reaching potentially ten feet at some point during this storm. it's going to last for hours and hours. there's also this concern about inland flooding. we know in one of the nearby towns here they've had to close one of the main bridges. we'v

they had a hurricane that affected the land, it was in the open ocean of the atlantic and has moved northu can see for most of us we are looking at warm sunshine through afternoon. there is an exception to that in the far north of scotland. this area of cloud, some rain beneath that, that is all linked to this weather front as well. it is flirting around this area of high pressure, and high pressure is there weather pattern that gives us the finer settled conditions. yes, some mist and fog as i mentioned, especially towards southern england, parts of wales. that will clear and lift away. some cloud will disappear so there will be lots of september sunshine this afternoon. clap cloudy affecting the far north and north—west of scotland. quite breezy as well. 16 to 18. elsewhere, chapters 23 to 25 degrees. tonight, something a bit similar in that that we have some clear skies, that will allow some mist and fog to develop once again across parts of england and wales. a bit of cloud affecting the far north—west of scotland stock temperatures generally staying in double figures, about nine to 1

ocean. this will be the new center of the world economy. clinton spoke about the center of gravity, that in fact, from the atlantic we are moving there, so the south and norththers are on mccarthy who wants to impeach his grandfather. okay, so. why should the victim of the twenty-fifth amendment be impeached? it won’t pass anyway. this is also humanism for the smart, you are now saying, no no, i’m just the twenty- fifth amendment, who will correct him , the twenty-fifth, who will recognize it? sorry, those who are not capable are the same incompetent, but really. and what else should he do after what he has done to get to twenty? he faces the fifth amendment, 25 years, prison and a fine of $750,000, a normal kid will come out all tattooed, there will be stars there, everything is going on, the cobwebs on his knees will start singing a normal song, even on thursday he will start chatting to the social market for a quarter, like the star is completely fucked. well, well, i didn’t pay more than $100,000. now in the seventeenth year , he will show 12 months in prison to the point, as well as a separate charge for a pistol, which was off topic, and so on and on.

atlantic regime, winds and weather fronts sweeping off the ocean. this is now at this stage the beginnings of that ex—tropical cyclone that swept across the north—eastres by this stage, 16 to 18 degrees, increasing amounts of cloud, outbreaks of rain and here it is as it moves across the uk. this area of low pressure needs watching, sometimes these low pressures spin up sometimes these low pressures spin up to deliver strong winds around western coast in particular but at the moment it looks as though it will be a very blustery day with some sunny spells and occasional spells of wind and rain. temperatures, because it's an ex—tropical system, still high, 20 in hull, 17 in northern ireland and then gets to take a look at the animation. watch this one, this is pretty big. we are still a long way off, this is probably another ex—tropical cyclone heading our way but the weather certainly needs watching in the week ahead. some really unsettled weather so pretty much rain icons for the week ahead and there's temperatures not far off the seasonal norm. yes, the weather is changing, autumn really is knocking on the door. thanks for watching. live from washi