motten 150 vessel operating in the north pacific. motten150 people have beenin pacific.prime minister has said a nationwide curfew imposed on friday night will be lifted as soon as a security situation improves. he blamed the opposition for the outbreaks of violence during protests against quotas in governmentjob. all businesses and offices have been close since saturday, when the curfew took hold. 0ur south asian correspondent reports and i should warn you though are distressing images coming up. a third day of troops on the streets. a strict curfew, a near blackout of communication. bangladesh's government is using all its might to control public anger. over the past week, students marched on the streets against quotas in public sectorjobs forfamilies of veterans of the 1971 warfor independence, accusing the government of nepotism. shooting but the protests became about more than just that issue, after a violent crackdown by the police and paramilitary. in this video — verified by the bbc — a young man, injured but alive, left on the streets by security forces. he died

unfortunately, it has a tendency. seas and the north pacific ocean. military of the two countries conducted joint patrols, they were covered by our so-30 sm and su-35-s. at some stages the group was accompanied by foreign fighters. in total , the flight of russian and chinese pilots lasted more than 5 hours. it was important to work out the interaction between the crews. everything is in strict accordance with international law, the borders of other states have not been violated (the ministry of defense) emphasized: the patrol was carried out as part of the implementation of the military cooperation plan between moscow and beijing and was not directed against. our diplomats were not at a loss, they promised to find the same one in moscow and send it to mrs. marsuda. go to other topics now russia-turkey are resolving legal issues regarding the extradition of yevgeny serebryakov. this is a suspect in the case of a car bombing in moscow, as a result of which a serviceman, a participant in a special operation and his wife were injured. the saboteur was de

anna. seas and the north pacific ocean.wo countries conducted joint patrols, they were covered by our su-30sm and su-35-s. at some stages the group was accompanied by foreign fighters. in total , the flight of russian and chinese pilots lasted more than 5 hours. it was important to work out the interaction between the crews in strict accordance with international law. borders of other states.

russia and china held joint patrols in the north pacific.han 5 hours , they worked out cooperation at all stages: the air group was covered by su-30 and su-35 fighters of the russian aerospace forces. the event was held as part of a military cooperation plan and was not directed against third countries. the situation in the asia-pacific region. in particular, nato's attempts to extend its influence there and global security are some of the key topics discussed today at osian events in laos. u sergei lavrov has an extensive program; he has already met with colleagues from east timor, cambodia and brunei. a plan for consultation between foreign policy departments has been signed with indonesia. particular attention is focused on negotiations with china. at the trilateral ministerial meeting, issues in the field were raised. safe non-bloc development of the asia-pacific region. vladimir putin expressed condolences to the president and prime minister of ethiopia in connection with the tragic consequences of the landslides. the head of state conv

strategic aviation and china carried out joint patrols of the chukchi and bering seas, as well as the north pacifice defense reports that an air group consisting of tu-95 ms missile carriers and hun-6k bombers passed along the route. aircraft crews worked out various scenarios in the new area. during the patrol, russian su-30-sm and su-35s fighters provided air cover. the flight lasted more than 5 hours. in certain sections of it, the air group was accompanied by fighters from other countries. russian and chinese crews acted strictly within the framework of international law, without entering foreign airspace. the ministry of defense emphasizes that the patrols were carried out to implement the military cooperation plan and are not directed against third countries. in very difficult conditions, at the risk of life, they carefully record and collect irrefutable evidence of the crimes of neo-nazis, punitive forces, their accomplices, terrorists and extremists. let me emphasize that those who are trying to intimidate people, split our society, play on religious or national feelings, nothing will ever

aviation of russia and china carried out joint patrols in the chukchi and biring seas, as well as the north pacifice ministry of defense reports that an air group consisting of tu-95 ms missile carriers and hun-6k bombers passed along the route. aircraft crews worked out various scenarios in the new district. russian fighters on patrol. su-30 sm and su-35s provided air cover. the flight lasted more than 5 hours. in certain sections of it, the air group was accompanied by fighters from other countries. russian and chinese crews acted strictly within the framework of international law, without entering foreign airspace. the ministry of defense emphasizes that the patrols were carried out to implement the military cooperation plan and are not directed against third countries. the ministry of defense showed. missile attack on the kharkov armored plant. the strike was carried out by iskander missiles, as reported by the military department, as a result of which two armored vehicle repair shops were destroyed. the ministry of defense said that the restoration of equipment at the plant has now been stoppe

victoria: one recent 20-year study of humpbacks in the north pacific showed that the population had declinedortage of food that was linked to rising temperatures. it's why scientists monitor the whales here, what's happening to these hungry marine mammals is a signal of what's happening in the whole ocean ecosystem. chris: climate change, uh, from fisheries bycatch, to vessel strikes and underwater noise pollution, it's all adding up, longterm, in terms of poor health. and that's what we're really concerned about. victoria: this is why the whales come here to feed, antarctic krill. each just a few centimeters long, collectively there's an estimated 400 million tons of these crustaceans in the southern ocean. that's similar to the combined weight of every human on earth. chris: well we think they're feeding on about one to one and half tons, per day, of antarctic krill. victoria: per day? chris: per day. and we've been underestimating that until the past few years when we've done this research. victoria: there is a krill fishery here. krill oil is used in some animal feed and supplements. the

crews of strategic missile carriers in russia and china. conducted joint patrols in the north pacificg in the sky for more than 5 hours , they worked out cooperation at all stages: the air group was covered by su-30 and su-35 fighters of the russian aerospace forces. the event was held within the framework of the military cooperation plan and is not directed against third countries. altai will be included in the program to improve the reliability of the power grid. the update will affect 70%. mikhail mishustin promised government assistance, today the prime minister is working in gornaya altaisk, this is one of 75 cities where airport modernization is planned, the new network of russian air harbors will allow... to increase the intensity of air traffic by one and a half times. report by anna semyonova. gornoaltaisk is not only the capital of the region, it is also the only city in the republic. the final point on the tour mikhail mishuzdin in the far east and siberia. gornoaltaisk airport is operating at the limit of its capacity. this year , 430,000 passengers were received here, des

the group said it was on its way to intercept a japanese whaling factory vessel operating in the north pacificof violence. now the prime minister, sheikh hasina, says a nationwide curfew imposed on friday night will be lifted as soon as the security situation gets better. yogita limaye reports — there are distressing images coming up. a third day of troops on the streets. a strict curfew, a near blackout of communication. bangladesh's government is using all its might to control public anger. over the past week, students marched on the streets against quotas in public sector jobs forfamilies of veterans of the 1971 warfor independence, accusing the government of nepotism. shooting but the protests became about more than just that issue, after a violent crackdown by the police and paramilitary. in this video — verified by the bbc — a young man, injured but alive, left on the streets by security forces. he died later. outside a dhaka hospital, shahida begum, the aunt of 16—year—old imam hussain who succumbed to gunshot injuries. "my nephew was an innocent child. why did they kill him in such a b

russian missile carriers and chinese bombers in the skies over the chukchi, bering seas and the north pacific ocean. the military of the two countries conducted joint patrols, they were covered by our su-30sm and su-35s. at some stages the group was accompanied by foreign fighters. in total , the flight of russian and chinese pilots lasted more than 5 hours. it was important to work out the interaction between the crews in strict accordance with international law. borders of other states. not violated, the defense emphasized that the patrol took place within the framework implementation of the plan for military cooperation between moscow and beijing and is not directed against third countries. the best projects in the field of art. today, the presidential fund for cultural initiatives began accepting applications for the first grant competition next year. nine areas dedicated, for example, to the history of our country, the traditions of peoples, a unique opportunity to embody your ideas and talk about the most important things. applications are accepted until september 10 on the foundation’s

watson was arrested as his ship docked in greenland before setting off to the north pacific on a mission to intercept a new japanese whaling ship. watson, who's the founder of sea shepherd and co-founded greenpeace, has led countless direct actions over the years. greenland authorities have refused him bail and could face 15 years in prison. a russian court has sentenced russian-american journalist to 6.5 years in prison after convicting her of spreading false information about the russian army. she is an editor with the u.s. government-funded news service radio free europe, radio liberty which called the trial and conviction a mockery of justice and demanded she be reunited with her family. she said in a prior courtroom appearance she had not heard her children's voices in months. >> the last time was in october last year. i don't have permission to make calls. i have no opportunity to call. i don't even have the opportunity to correspond. that is letters by mail take a month and a half. >> and how do you feel? >> steadily worse. amy: in france, hundreds of people marched in paris satur

joint air patrols were carried out by the russian and chinese aerospace forces in the north pacific.n air group of strategic bombers tu-95 ms and chinese hun-6k spent more than 5 hours over the waters. russia. at certain stages of the route, the air group was accompanied by fighters from foreign countries. it is emphasized that the event was carried out within the framework of planned military cooperation and was not directed against third countries. russian military. introduced a number of painful attacks on ukrainian armed forces facilities for the kiev regime and its western allies. the ministry of defense publishes footage of objective control of iskander hits in the kharkov industrial zone. there was a temporary deployment point for foreign mercenaries. as a result of the missile strike, up to 100 militants were killed, 40 of them were foreign instructors. the target for two more iskander missiles was a kharkov armored tank a plant where the armed forces of ukraine repaired equipment. two workshops with expensive equipment were destroyed. 15 tanks, including foreign ones, can no

he's at a colorado state, and he's just he's just aces the eastern north pacific out to 140 west hurricane season remains remarkably quiet, with only one named storm aletta. it lasted about five minutes, and i think it only made it to 40mph forming so far this year. this is the first time since 1972 that only one named storm has formed in the eastern north pacific through july 16th. how about that? talk about quiet. we are really quiet. that's not what i wanted to show you, i'll fix it and show it to you next time. we do have that low that gave us the cool down. has now lifted up into oregon, giving them quite a lightning show up there. but fog is still in place. i mean, that's a big fog bank for us. it will burn off a little sooner as the high begins to build in, but we've had a lot of drizzle here. black diamond at 1600 feet, las trampas at 1700 point 13.09, west danville hills 0.05. and tilden park picked up a 0.02. jason says july drizzle is always welcome in the east bay. isn't that the truth? i agree with you. even if it's in the higher elevations, we'll take it, especially a 10th of

china carried out air patrols over the waters of the chukchi, bering seas and the north pacific ocean in the new area of ​​joint operations worked out issues of interaction at all stages of the air patrolling. fighter air cover was provided by su-30-sm and su-35-s aircraft of the russian aerospace forces. the duration of the joint flight of russian and chinese aircraft was more than 5 hours. this seems pretty crazy, this is the first time the us has actually intercepted chinese warplanes off the coast of alaska, it involved two bombers from russia and two from china, and although the aerospace defense command says they may not have posed a threat, the planes , which were used in this case can carry nuclear missiles or heavy defensive weapons. china says the planes were participating in joint patrols designed to deepen coordination between the two countries' militaries. i quote: this has nothing to do with the current international situation. the north american aerospace defense command says it did not view the planes as a threat, but senator... think about what happened when everyone

the joint patrol a strategic farmers flew in international airspace over the varying c, a north pacific ocean. and that then prompted us and canadian air force personnel to intercept them on wednesday. russia says the jets observed international law center goals most consumed fish, the surgeon, ella is disappearing from local waters worrying coastal communities. fishermen blame industrial trawlers assigned to say, raising c. temperatures are to blame. nicholas hawk reports from the senegalese capital the car. it begins at dusk. fisherman and by fall empties the cooler. preparing for his couch, changes his clothes, prepares the bait and entangled the line. a routine passed down from one generation to another. i pulled it tightly, he instructs the boy started annella. no, we are coming to us on the on those as mean my father and my grand side. as a more, i'm sure if the fish installed it will ask us because he would be more nowadays. it's best if they hide it away from us, like the night will be long and dangerous. they set off. what is the model by it? oh, i say, what do i need in search

whether moving into the north, west, pacific, west and parts of canada as well. and the development of some wet weather across the midwest, bubbling storms, pushing out for the east, knocking temperatures down for the likes of also in canada. but temperatures will be on the op across the deep south. that's thanks to southerly when winds blowing out from the gulf of mexico. and that's because we're seeing a lot of heats across the caribbean with wet, cold, smashed for july. was so good a legacy of showers. however, coming into his spun, you'll not as with that weather, however, from mexico into tuesday, but we will see some very heavy rain move from costa rica into guatemala. on wednesday, the african stories from african perspective. some of them on a henry to me this month for us, and sam is new to me kind of to short documentary spite african filmmakers from donna and fox, one. 0, really simple and wonderful. find that i will finish zillow from a little of a sound of ceremony. and the interpreter, a new series of africa direct on, i'll just sierra, the to go on

it will be coming down however, across the north, west, pacific and western parts of canada. as thanks to the arrival of some west to whether walter is continuing to burn, however, across british columbia. and i'll book to him. now it is looking very wet to close the deep south of the us some relief coming in. however, across the east coast, as the weather weather starts to pull out to sea. but we'll see those bus rain continuing across texas and louisiana, bringing a threat of flash flooding in the days ahead and the tail end of that weather system will continue to bring a scattering of showers to much of mexico heavy rain affecting more northern areas . we could see some flooding from those torrential downpours and then we moved down pools effecting southern parts of central america for the likes of nicaragua, as well as costa rica and panama. it is looking clear across the caribbean, some showers in sunshine for much of cuba, as well as much of his been, you know, on the south korea police receive up to $200.00 reports with while it's every day when, when a to investigate

conservationists are using an old dolphin hunting technique now to protect orca whales living in the north pacific of these whales left in the waters between seattle and vancouver. shipping traffic and oil spills pose a constant threat. well, now the coast guard is using hammers and pipes to create a disturbing noise underwater to push these animals away from those busy waters like it's just a yucky sound that they will likely want to avoid. >> it's quite painless, putting a pipe on here and connecting it to the boat and hitting it with a hammer. this is this is kind of a win win all around. it kind of came together. >> and conservationists hope this technique will protect other orcas along the west coast. all right. >> speaking of the coast, i hope the coast will be clear and not clear. okay >> yucky has also been used in weather. >> definitely. >> the weather's kind of yucky. not today, but sometimes it's yucky if you're near the coast there's going to be fog there, but inland it will take right back up. it doesn't take long in july, that's for sure, but this has been the pattern for the entire

pacific. you know what the north atlantic treaty organization has to do with anything in the pacific? what the security interest of what, nate, what countries in north, at atlantic, does china threaten? this is ridiculous. you know, again, this is just plain pliable, lack heed to america, to washington's interest, which is to contain china in asia. victor hope out and look for you, just tweet a couple of days ago from bailey jean. you said china is a key power in creating the condition for peace in the brain conflict. that's why he has the same 3 china of his piece mission. mean, china has offered time to get it to be on this piece broker in the ukraine conflict, but may, are, the nato country has to be new for really our houses or something he has uniformly rejected. and it's interesting when the for finding is in china, there was no opposition to from either t f, or, or moscow. most of the criticism counseling natal for other nato countries and washington, and this really lace bears that the fact that nato is not interesting. pete's to cuba now, where as far as these have really thes

c. temperatures all set to come down are close to pacific north west, but they'll be on the up in the very south. we'll see sunshine as well in dallas to choose day. the how much is happening there's no question. why. like this? len denise. this call on it's area relief. foundation of the the book about you what you'll just bear with me. so robin endo ha. reminder of all the top stories the latest is really attacks and gaza. that's killed at least $36.00 palestinians. 2 schools that are about a targeted make shift field hospital on the grounds of world schools. also it dropped to say most of the dead and injured women and children a role kids from an, an identified sol. so say take football pitch in the town, and much dog shops, it'd be occupied golden heights. israel says at least 12 people from the truth are committed to be killed, including israel calls that the worst incident since the world calls. and the guy that has blamed has for a long time, and it's supposed to be all who has said that the lebanese group will pay a heavy price for the attack that has the law says it has noth

climatic zones or zones, the southern part of florida and hawaii in tropical ones. zone, in the north of the pacificcoast there is a temperate climate, with cool summers and warm winters without constant snow, the southern part of the pacific coast, the mediterranean climate, this is familiar to us, well, in principle, we have subtropics, for example, in the south of crimea, the southern part, or rather the climate of the atlantic the coast is continental, and cool summer, warm, winter and also snow, in the mountains and mountains there is a continental climate, warm forest. cold winter, permanent snow cover, cordilleras - extreme climatic conditions, very cold winters and very warm summers, well, in the usa there are both deserts and mountains, and as i said, practically all climatic zones are represented, except for the equatorial one, we will study how always the climate and land of all countries, and of each country in particular, it is incredibly always interesting, and it can be done almost endlessly, we let's move on to the whole earth itself, that is , let's talk about its magnetic behavior,

in the north of the pacific coast, it is moderate a climate with cool summers and warm winters withoutnstant snow. the mediterranean climate of the southern part of the pacific coast is familiar to us, well, in principle, we have subtropics, for example, in the south of crimea. the southern part, or rather, the climate of the atlantic coast is continental, with cool summers, warm winters and snow. the mountains have a continental climate, warm summers, cold winters, permanent snow cover, the cordilleras have extreme climatic conditions, very cold winters and very warm summers. the usa has both deserts and mountains, and as i said, practically all climatic zones are represented, except for the equatorial one, er, we will study, as always, the climate and land of all countries, and each country, in particular, it is always incredibly interesting and... . this can be done almost endlessly, we are going to the whole earth, that is , we will talk about its magnetic behavior and tomorrow night is expected to be such a tangible, tangible, tangible activation, so please listen to yourself, to

concord 106 as we move north all time record high in redding of 119 degrees, the heat extending to the pacificsouth back towards the desert southwest palm springs in the last three days, set an all time record high of 124, and you probably heard about this, too. las vegas doing the same 120 degrees, three degrees warmer than the old all time record high there. death valley 129 118 in phoenix. and those are the effects now the cause is a super sized ridge of high pressure far to the north, anchored across northern california in the pacific northwest. this has led to that widespread regional heat and record heat. and just from a weather data standpoint, a balloon launch out of oakland airport found at 5000ft temperatures roughly about 86 degrees, putting it in about the top zero 1% of all heat at that atmospheric level. when we see things that warm aloft, it does translate to record highs below. the reason why this high, lasting for so long, has prolonged this heat wave. now over a week across interior northern california, and we may see it last into two weeks. areas inland going 95 degrees and

it will be coming down however, across the north, west, pacific and western parts of canada. as thanks to the arrival of some west to whether walter is continuing to burn, however, across british columbia. and i'll book to him. now it is looking very wet to close the deep south of the us some relief coming in. however, across the east coast, as the weather weather stopped to pull out to sea. but we'll see those bus rain continuing across texas and louisiana, bringing a threat of flash flooding in the days ahead and the tail end of that weather system will continue to bring a scattering of showers to much of mexico heavy rain affecting more northern areas . we could see some flooding from those torrential downpours and then we moved down pools effecting southern parts of central america for the likes of nicaragua, as well as costa rica and panama. it is looking clear across the caribbean, some showers in the sunshine for much of cuba as well as much of his been, you know, the widespread flooding continues to inundate rural areas are not disciplined button with dash, tens of th

pacific. you know what the north atlantic treaty organization has to do with anything in the pacific? what the security interest of what, nate, what countries in north, at atlantic, does china threaten? this is ridiculous. you know, again, this is just plain pliable, lack key to america, to washington's interest, which is to contain china in asia, the chinese foreign ministry. se nato is stare among green. it's making a much and re enemies. is that fair though? because the lions itself, stress is continually we're still defensive in nature. carl, a mess. that's just that's just a joke at this point. victor. oh about nope. who is a president of hong we, which is a nato member. she just tweeted a couple of days ago from paige and you said china is a t power in creating the condition for peace in the grow your brain conflict. that's why he has came to china on his piece mission. mean china has offer you find me to get him to be honest. peace broker in the ukraine conflict, but may are the natal country has been a formerly i'll, i'll just, i'm hungry as you formerly rejected. and it's inte

coast guard to enhance maritime security cooperation in the north pa sick, in the bering -- in the north pacific, in the bering sea, in the arctic. a flotilla of 11 russian and chinese warships were off the alley shall be islands. just a few weeks ago there was a new flotilla that transited off of alaska. so, madam president, we know that they're not going out whale watching or looking at the glaciers. this is activity that is close to alaska, along our shared maritime border with russia, and just beyond our sovereign territory. but i share these because these are the events that are happening now. these are the events that are happening now, and they're capturing the attention of the country. and so making sure that as we're paying attention to these current events, we have somebody whose day job is to do nothing more than monitor, engage, work with the state department, work with our friends and allies, work with the administration. we've made some good progress in recent years on infrastructure in the arctic. we have done a lot more in partnering from a diplomatic perspective by putting a con

the marines of the pacific fleet are pushing back the enemy north of urozhayny.he settlement came under the control of our military in july. there are new frontiers ahead. support is provided by uaf assault tanks protected from drones. the us, norway and ireland have called on their citizens to leave lebanon. this statement was made against the backdrop of escalation conflict. venezuelan leader nicolas maduro received more than 50% of the votes based on the processing of 80% of the ballots. this was stated by the chairman of the national electoral council. a state of emergency was introduced in three districts of the chelyabinsk region due to flooding. powerful limos led to rising rivers, several villages were flooded, and residents were evacuated. in chelyabinsk itself , the mias river overflowed its banks, and the city embankment was in full swing. all reservoirs in the region are already full, but the weather cannot yet be expected to improve. the tavrida festival gathered more than 60,000 guests art in crimea. the event became international. participants from

simultaneously with maritime cooperation, there are also joint patrols in the north and west of the pacific ocean, also with the participation of naval aviation, convoying ships in the strait zone and comprehensive defense of one of the ships. joint inspection operation on a suspicious person. all this was described in detail in the chinese news. the goal is to demonstrate the determination and ability of both sides to strengthen joint responses to maritime security threats and maintain international and regional peace. moreover, both china and russia especially emphasize these maneuvers solely for the sake of global security. the attitude of the chinese sailors towards our crews has always been good; these are our friends, brothers weapons. we already have a tradition and have been holding our joint events for more than 10 years. exercises with the chinese naval forces, this alliance is absolutely not aimed at threatening other states in any way, on the contrary, they symbolize the maintenance of stability. in the asia-pacific region. such interactions irritate washington and its allies. w

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. >> also the end of pacific taiwan, north korea you have some really dangerous potential flashpoints appeared arguably right now the most dangerous place is this you've got rustic world war ii airship. and the chinese are trying to sometimes successfully blocking resupply missions. philippines is your oldest mutual defense treaty. with the indo pacific. short of invoking that treaty, which notice talked about so far are the more things the u.s. can do quest within the administration? i see some people say the eye should start providing naval escorts for the philippine supply ships. what you think about that? is that going too far? >> just on the point of the mutual defense treaty it would make clear it applies to public vessels at the south china sea. china well understands our view of the application mutual defense treaty should that line get crossed but that is important points of who we believe is a stabilizing point and what we've reinforce a publicly to the prc and appreciates that. secondly consultant very close at the philippines. this of the decisions they should lead and how

simultaneously with maritime cooperation, there are also joint patrols in the north and west of the pacificso with the participation of naval aviation, convoying ships in the strait zone and comprehensive defense of one of the ships, a joint inspection operation on a suspicious ship, in its role the chinese ship henshuey. division of underwater sabotage forces of the pacific fleet. together with the chinese naval special forces they act in amazing harmony, understanding each other with just one gesture. all soldiers and sailors. the officers underwent preliminary training, which made it possible to quickly conduct an inspection operation as part of mixed groups and increase the effectiveness of combat coordination. why did they tell all this in detail in the chinese news? the goal is to demonstrate the resolve and ability of both sides, strengthen joint responses to maritime security threats, support international and regional world. moreover, both china and russia especially emphasize these maneuvers solely for the sake of global security. our crews come from china, japan, south korea and