steeply in the situation for at the moment we see them taking long journeys to get to asia via northwest europe, then through the mediterranean, down through the suez canal, and then onward to india, or to china. water to go, companies working in this gray area market can earn up to $350000.00 a day. it is one of the unintended consequences of the use embargo on russian oil. carol nacley is founder and ceo of crystal energy and london cure a welcome to the show. an aging fleet of ships doesn't sound very reassuring or maybe even safe. will it help russia respond to this embargo? good morning. it's wood had to certain extent because it depends on the capacity of that feed and actually how many ships that have been a savings to oceans of sounds so far. it's not that kind of course accidents do happen. it's not that and we should, that has been saying or has some special ed comes to could or so, and we had to expand it also you have to think about and it's very difficult to chase the morning mindful of russian calling it cause you have to see, actually, how many friends russia has, and how many of

so at the moment we see them taking long journeys to get to asia via the northwest europe, then through the mediterranean, down through the suez canal, and then onwards to india or to china. war to go. companies working in this great area market can earn up to $350000.00 a day. it is one of the unintended consequences of the embargo on russian oil. well, let's discuss the embargo on russian oil further with libya, colorado who is a senior oil markets on list at energy aspects. thanks a lot. joining us, livia, we've been just seeing how it rested in buying up these old oil tankers to just to transport morrow to asia is actually going to be able to get around this embargo from the well, as you said, there has been a lot of buying a t v t in the so called black markets for tankers, or rather than the gray market, i should say. and definitely seems like russia and entities located sort of in the middle east or in asian countries at been able to gather quite a sizable fleet of tankers that will not be linked to european union companies or entities. so they will definitely be able to use all

crude delivery for northwest europe has traded under that level. ukraine president volodymyr zelenskyy said the cap isn't enough to deter the russian invasion and it is a matter of time before stronger actions are needed we have brian sullivan joining us now from brussels brian, it is bis great to have u this side of the pond. tell us a little bit more about what russia is planning to do to get around the oil sanctions >> reporter: well, i think -- thanks for having me on. this is a fascinating story. we have been working on this for two weeks. there was a story in the financial times over the weekend as well talking about the same thing. we received a document about a week ago and the document was from a ship broker we trusted and confirmed the data it lays out the old ships, super tanker an old tanker is not 40 years old. it could be 12 years old they get beat up in the saltwater high seas. it showed names of ships, size and origin and then it said inn disclosed buyer. we talked to people in the industry and they said that is unusual. usually a b

and britain and, northwest europe is going to be one of those areas.is problem. what about this sort of politicisation of the north pole and russia know? so you've mentioned nato that russia's definitely got eyes on the north pole, doesn't it? you know, there's interesting stuff there's some interesting stuff about missiles going about nuclear missiles going over top the north, a big over the top of the north, a big mess. so is someone looking to stop their flag, its own you couldn't make it up. i'm afraid . gb news cannot be held accountable for this because it happened before or before its existence. but quite a few years back, i guess ten, ten years or so back , a well known russian so back, a well known russian who is a of putin booked to a bunch of seats on a nuclear icebreaker that grannies from around the world book to visit the north pole and it's like a six day voyage they were on this thing and on this particular venture you could hire for a quarter of $1,000,000 for a half hour, quarter of $1,000,000 for a half hour , something a little yell

and britain and, northwest europe is going to be one of those areas.is problem. what about this sort of politicisation of the north pole and russia know? so you've mentioned nato that russia's definitely got eyes on the north pole, doesn't it? you know, there's interesting stuff there's some interesting stuff about missiles going about nuclear missiles going over top the north, a big over the top of the north, a big mess. so is someone looking to stop their flag, its own you couldn't make it up. i'm afraid . gb news cannot be held accountable for this because it happened before or before its existence. but quite a few years back, i guess ten, ten years or so back , a well known russian so back, a well known russian who is a of putin booked to a bunch of seats on a nuclear icebreaker that grannies from around the world book to visit the north pole and it's like a six day voyage they were on this thing and on this particular venture you could hire for a quarter of $1,000,000 for a half hour, quarter of $1,000,000 for a half hour , something a little yell

in therefore, northern portugal, the northwest of spain still a southwest wind through the northwest of europe. so temperature is well above average, but we've got outbreaks of some rain and showers in the forecast and as that shower activity bumps into colder air is particularly for the southeast of germany. dangerous driving conditions there with black ice, there are weather alerts in play for turkey. we're in the clear, we did have rounds of rain roll through cyprus, that's now running into the van. so showers aleppo, bay route and ramallah on wednesday. up to the top end of africa, we go, showers in the forecast also for coastal sections of libya. tripoli at 17 degrees that says slightly below average for this and the year, and still some sand storms rolling across mauritania, including in the capitol. new walk shop with the high 28 degrees, benz of rain, tar stretching. i will call it from soccer rate into the moves and b channel that is just pouring into southern madagascar. but across south africa, things are starting to dry off here as well. han point stay. that's your weather update.

there is a warm up coming to the northwest of europe personally. so here's the details. all has to do with his weather in the atlantic. it's going to drive up warmer air from the south. so already we see that 5 degrees in paris on sunday, but wait, it gets better. here's the forecast on monday dark, the yellow, the higher the temperature. we're in double digits, london at 12. even scandinavia starts to see its temperature as pop up to ok back to the here and now a central europe just a few clouds around, but cooler air digging into sophia ball. gary, a big drop in the temperatures there in time winds have shifted around and we've got some what weather for? it's stumble. so you're down to 15 degrees on sunday. and for the other side of the mediterranean, we got that storm system that we were talking about for the northwest. it's going to move in to iberia. and this is going to impact flight hit areas of portugal, including lisbon as we had toward monday for the top end of africa, fairly quiet here, a few showers. so for southern tunisia on sunday, but where the bulk of th

northwest europe would have lots of orchards in them. sorry, there would have been, i think, now i'm wondering dangerously into the field of ignorance here, but i think there would have been some sour apples that might have already been here, but they would not have been once you would have wanted in the apply. in the apple pie. >> what key differences with their b in a kind of contemporary soul food, southern cooking, meal, barbecue, fried catfish, becomes law, compared to -- >> a great question. if you are talking about it just being prepared in a straightforward fashion, not necessarily a great deal of difference except that it's not become fashionable in a way as opposed to being seen as -- one of these books here, the pot liquor papers, it's a good example. pot liquor and other foods that have not become delicacies necessarily, but become quite popular. it started out as this was the last bit of food you have left so you have to be creative with it or it's going to taste awful. eventually it became popular. if you are talking about

. >> [inaudible] >> northwest europe would have lots of orchards. and i'm sorry. have been -- now i am wondering dangerously into a field of ignorance. but i think there would have been some sour apples that would've been here. but they were not the ones that you would have wanted in the apple pie. >> what key differences would there be in kind of a contemporary southern meal, compared to jackson's time? >> a great question. if you are talking about it just being prepared in a straightforward fashion, not necessarily a great deal of difference, except that it has become fashionable, instead of being seen -- one of these books here, the pot liquor papers, is a good example of this. pot like our, and many other foods that have become very popular, sort of started out as being like, this is the last food you have left, so you need to be creative or it will taste awful. but eventually, that makes a popular. if you are talking about the basic way to prepare it, i don't imagine that there is a great deal of difference. there are lots of very different ways of preparing

yeah, north, west northwest europe would have lots of orchards and now and sorry there was there wouldave been some i think now i'm wondering dangerously into a field ignorance here but i think there would have been some sour apples that might have already been here, but they wouldn't have been the ones you would want in the apple pie. yeah. what key difference would there be in a kind of contemporary soul food, southern cooking meal, you know, barbecue or fried catfish? you're slaw compared to jack's jackson style. i had a great question. i would if talking about it, just being prepared. you know in a straightforward fashion, not a great deal of difference, except that it's become fashionable in a way, as opposed to being seen as, you know, the maybe the dregs of the one of these books here, the pot, liquor papers is a good example of this, right? pot and many other foods that have become not quite delicacies necessarily, but very popular, sort of started out as being, well, this is the last bit of food you got left. so you've got to you kind of have to be creative with it or it's goi

europe. but signs of some malware pushing into the northwest as we go to the early part of next week. for the time being, it will stay a very, very chilly indeed. the milder at the moment is across southern parts of europe. a lot of cloud and rain sweeping in here. couple of areas of low pressure affecting southern areas pushing across spain and portugal, more wet weather here. southern areas of france sinks very heavy. right. and it's that malware bumps into the colder snow or the northern flank of that some really heavy rainfall through thursday. there for northern parts of italy, so much weather to ever to would unless some snow that into western russia, ukraine also seeing a fabulous snow over the next couple of days as we push on it to friday and see how that where to weather makes his way a little farther north, which a niece would say, the snow more expansive. we'll see some snow into central and southern parts of poland, pushing down towards austria towards the alps. still a rash of showers, their cross central western parts of the mediterranean to a few showers that into the s

europe is not importing gas, russia is unable to sell and deliver gas. so is there anyone coming out ahead? well, it looks like poland isn't doing too shabby. the baltic pipeline in northwest, poland opened almost simultaneously with the sabotage and this pipelines, whole purpose was to cut europe's dependence on russians. energy supplies, the timing of the opening with the destruction of the north stream was very coincidental. this all but ensures that germany will not walk back from the conflict as there is no incentive now for ending sanctions. which means we leave you with a very important question to san benefit, the moment by ensuring that germany cannot make decisions for itself. i'm christy, i. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here next time on the cost of everything . ah ah, for is your media reflection of reality with in the world transformed what will make you feel safe for isolation community? are you going the right way or are you being with direct? what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths will remain in the shallows. only 41 percent of us don't have enough savings to cover a $1000.00 emergency. we

europe is not imparting gas, russia is unable to sell and deliver gas. so is there anyone coming out ahead? well, it looks like poland isn't doing too shabby. the baltic pipeline in northwest, poland opened almost simultaneously with the sabotage and this pipelines whole purpose was to cut europe dependence on russians. energy supplies, the timing of the opening with the destruction of the north stream was very coincidental. this all but ensures that germany will not walk back from the conflict as there is no incentive now for ending sanctions. which means we leave you with a very important question. who says to benefit the most by ensuring that germany cannot make decisions or insulting. i'm christy i. thanks for watching. we'll see you back here next time on the cost of everything. ah ah, what else seemed wrong, i just don't mean. i mean you have to ship out this thing because of the ticket and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. lou needs to come to russian state to never tied us on the most landscape with eclipse in 55 with the speed anyone else with we will ban in the european union, the kremlin

europe is not imparting gas. russia is unable to sell and deliver gas. so is there anyone coming out ahead? well, it looks like poland isn't doing too shabby. the baltic pipeline in northwest poland opened almost simultaneously with the sabotage and this pipeline, whole purpose was to cut europe's dependence on russians. energy supplies. the timing of the opening with the destruction of the north stream was very coincidental. this all but ensures that germany will not walk back from the conflict as there is no incentive now for ending sanctions. which means we leave you with a very important question too sensitive benefit the most by ensuring that germany cannot make decisions or insulting. i'm christy, i thanks for watching. we'll see you back here next time on the cost of everything with ah, with related to collaboration cloth that get what is the best time in which was the idea about them? this is on the local level because of it, it doesn't have to be completed with what actually school car, what net port backwards are, some claim you're not going to much scheme report from nick carter. the subdivision of their love it. we live on your snow krinski, part of the stairwe

europe, pretty quiet. but remember all that wet weather in the northwest, it's moving eastward in germany. and because temperatures for around 0 could see some black ice on the roads, their top end of africa, fairly quiet, but for a huge swath and more atanya, sand storm warnings in play, including for the capital, new auction with a height of $32.00 degrees down port still for that eastern side of south africa and this band of persistent rain, his foot up the coast of news and be and we've got downpours stretching from harry to lou soccer on monday and just blanketed and rain right across madagascar in time for the western cape providence in south africa and improvement and conditions. keep down a high of 23 degrees for you, sir. ah, join africa's premier trade. i mean, basement the painting cut dubois intra african trade fe, gives you access to more than 1600 exhibitors and over 35000 attendees for more than 75 exhibiting countries. participating trade and investment deals with over $43000000000.00 us dollars as business and government come together to explore business opportunities. reg

of the territory of europe pyrenees alps balkans carpathian mountain arc, but all of them are overshadowed by the mountains of the greater caucasus stretching for 1100 km northwestt, 15 peaks of the caucasus range above mont blanc, the highest mountain in western europe, the climate is southern and on the western slopes of the caucasus is largely determined by the proximity of the black sea sea winds, rainfall brings offense on coast and snowfalls on mountain peaks and slopes the western caucasus is one of the snowiest regions in europe everything is within a few tens of kilometers from the popular black sea resorts of russia, impenetrable primeval forests begin. already in late autumn, the snow cover can reach a meter thick here? these forests are the homeland of the last mountain bison of our planet, they are not afraid of either cold or icy wind. in summer, bison feed on grass , leaves of trees and shrubs. and when the snow falls, they have to be content with bark and dry branches. but these giants are not can manage such a meager diet for a long time. now about 700 bison live in the caucasus, and in the late twenties of the last century. these animals were c

europe needs at this time is another conflict. lewis: let's cross to the giant panda research center in northwest china, the place where the world'scaptive brown giant panda lives. as you can see, he and his friends are enjoying the snowy weather. this is apparently the most active time of year for giant pandas. as you can see, they are making the most of it. that's it from me. get me any time online and on social media. i am lewis vaughan jones. this is bbc news. goodbye. narrator: funding for this presentation of program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. man: bdo. accountants and advisors. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. judy: good evening. i'm judy woodruff. on the "newshour" tonight, after the storm, the buffalo new york region digs out of many feet of snow as the death toll steadily rises and more flights are cancelled. then, a recurring crisis. the mayor of jack

europe needs is another conflict. let's cross to the giant panda research centre in northwest china's shaan—shee province.u can see, he and his friends are rather enjoying the snowy weather. this is apparently the most active time of year — for giant pandas — and they're certainly making the most of it. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. new year's eve, just around the corner. and if your plans involve being outside, please keep watching the forecast. there's a lot of rain in the story over the next few days. the winds will be a feature as well. gale force gusts on exposed coasts not out of the question. the only snow is really to the tops of the mountains in scotland, so we're not too concerned about that for the time being. but as this low pressure moves away, plenty isobars on the southern flank, the winds very much a feature. so for thursday's weather, that's going to be blowing in plenty of showers from the word go, most frequent across scotland, northern ireland and northwest england. but there will be some across west—facing

soon become softer than in europe, the territory is preparing for serious changes weather, intercepts the atlantic young, but very active the vortex advances to the northwestre is a strong blizzard on the roads, snow drifts and temperature. as long as it keeps around -5, cloudy fields will cover and the western regions of the middle lane will snow in smolensk, but the rest of the territory is still under the wing of the anticyclone. he retreats a lot. in the center so far up to -10 °, and in the volga region up to 15 frost , and in the south in the lower reaches of the volga it is too cold in volgograd -7, and in the sea of ​​\u200b\u200bazov and in the crimea the sun and every day is warmer i warm 10 and in sochi 13, northwest , vice versa in blizzards and snowfalls. today it is very difficult on the roads in st. petersburg , snow and -2 -4 in moscow to -8 ° and another day without precipitation, but on thursday night it will start to snow and snowdrifts will grow rapidly. some of the stolen money is at home. why then not hide the entire amount should understand? what oh, you're not confusing anything. she left with her eyes. these two bulls remained in t

europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer adriana trujillo makes documentaries about border issues. [man speaking spanish] [mexican music playing] trujillo: we are in tijuana, in the northwest point of mexico, just at the corner of latin america, at the entrance with the united states. here starts one of the longest borders in the world, ending in the gulf of mexico. each year, this border attracts hundreds of thousands of migrants and refuge seekers. men, women, and families fleeing poverty, lack of opportunities, and catastrophic violence in their communities. all searching for a dream, a utopia, an illusion. in recent years, tens of thousands of migrants from latin america have crossed the border of guatemala into southern mexico. sometimes joining into caravans for safety, they continue on a long and dangerous journey north to the u.s. border. woman: a caravan of thousands of migrants from central america trying to make their way through mexico and head toward the u.s. man: footsore and weary, migrants straggled on under a merciless sun. second man: the caravan began earlier this month in honduras, then plowed through guatemala, now mexico. it's planning to eventually r

europe. [man speaking native language on radio] narrator: in mexico, cinema programmer adriana trujillo makes documentaries about border issues. [man speaking spanish] [mexican music playing] trujillo: we are in tijuana, in the northwest point of mexico, just at the corner of latin america, at the entrance with the united states. here starts one of the longest borders in the world, ending in the gulf of mexico. each year, this border attracts hundreds of thousands of migrants and refuge seekers. men, women, and families fleeing poverty, lack of opportunities, and catastrophic violence in their communities. all searching for a dream, a utopia, an illusion. in recent years, tens of thousands of migrants from latin america have crossed the border of guatemala into southern mexico. sometimes joining into caravans for safety, they continue on a long and dangerous journey north to the u.s. border. woman: a caravan of thousands of migrants from central america trying to make their way through mexico and head toward the u.s. man: footsore and weary, migrants straggled on under a merciless sun. second man: the caravan began earlier this month in honduras, then plowed through guatemala, now mexico. it's planning to eventually r

europe. pretty typical weather here is some snow over the higher ground, for example in croatia off to the northwest straight now and okay, this looks a bit threatening, right? but it's can, can continue to funnel north and break apart. so it's not going to threaten either the islands of ireland or britain with any rain over the next little bit. ok off to north africa. we go right now and there's that weather maker. it's going to be adapt day in robot with a hive. 16 degrees, some showers across the gulf of guinea to be expected. now for south africa, high temperatures right across the cape provinces in some spots about 40 degrees. that's going to cause an outbreak of some thunderstorms. and then we've got this stream of rain around southern mozambique, given us some showers, also some showers, an antenna, and a repo with a high of 27 on thursday, a ah, ah. with blue oh, open like a watching al jazeera linda thought top stories. the construction of a port in india, southern states of carola, is raising sectarian tensions, months of protests and now turning violence. the fishing community says the pr

keep the risk for downpours in therefore, northern portugal, the northwest of spain still a southwest when through the north west of europe. so temperature is well above average, but we've got outbreaks of some rain and showers in the forecasts and as that shower activity bumps in to colder air is particularly for the southeast of germany . dangerous driving conditions there with black ice, there are weather alerts in play for turkey. we're in the clear, we did have rounds of rain roll through cyprus, that's now running into the la van. so showers, aleppo, bay root and ramallah on wednesday. off to the top end of africa, we go, showers in the forecast also for the coastal sections of libya. tripoli at 17 degrees that set slightly below average for this and the year and still some sand storms rolling across mauritania, including in the capitol. new auction with the hiv 28 degrees. benz of rain are stretching. now we'll call it from saca rate into the moves and be channeled that is just pouring into southern madagascar. but across south africa, things are starting to dry off here as well on wednesday. that's your weather up

europe, pretty quiet. but remember all that, what weather in the northwest, it's moving eastward in germany. and because temperatures spread around 0 could see some black ice on the roads. there. top end of africa, fairly quiet, but for a huge swath of mauritania, sand storm warnings in play, including for the capitol, new auction, the height of $32.00 degrees down port still for that eastern side of south africa in this band of persistent rain, his foot up the coast of nose and b, and we've got downpours stretching from harry to lusaka on monday and just blanket it in rain rate across madagascar. meantime, for the western cape province in south africa and improvement and conditions, keep down a high of 23 degrees for you. that's it. the 10s of thousands of children were born in to all lived under the ice till regime in iraq and syria. now many are in camps either old funds or with their widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities shaken de la, you think that people are going to welcome them after that. of course, not an emmy award winning documentary. he is that chilling and traumati

europe. but he did help with the northwest ordinances and laws in virginia. but he helped with laws that became a helpful framework for a constitution and our laws. democrats preach long and loud that george w. bush was not a legitimate president. that he stole the election of 2000, stole the election of 2004. and for that reason they then objected to his election on the house floor on january 6. not of 2021 but of 2001. and then there was objection on this floor, january 6 of 2005. and although, you know, we sat here, waited for our chance to vote on the counting of the electricker toes -- electors, no one in here realized that according to people -- to democrats, so many democrats today, that when you object to electors that you are an election denier, you're treasonous, you're guilty of sedition. none of us suspected that at the time that objections were made on the other side of the aisle. and in fact january 6 of 2017, when we had 11 objections, 11 different objections from democrats saying that trump stole the election, we didn't realize that according

warmth for western europe, but pulses of rain for the islands of ireland, britain, western france and showers for the low countries. and this weather front drops down to the northwest of spain, northern portugal with some rain, other side of spain, with some records temperatures for the month of december, including barcelona. that stellar stretch of weather will continue on wednesday showers for turkey as black seacoast. i think most intense stuff will be over the ne black seacoast enough to africa. we go some showers for the western sahara, which is not unusual for this from the year. let's step to south africa right now. rain in the forecast for the northwest limpopo and also how same province is on wednesday. johannesburg 528 degrees for you. that's it see later. ah ah, ah, with blue ah, pull them back, you're watching officer with me. so hold on the reminder of our top stories. ukraine says russian forces of shell de maternity ward in cash on which is a which it to reclaim last month. elsewhere, ukraine's military has resumed its counter offensive in the eastern region. russian president vladimir putin, his band, oil exposed to countries at price caps on its en

europe at the moment. we have got some warm, rare, just to have a southern 3rd of the continent, but you can see just our cold. it is up towards the northwest. we got to that cold, north, morally, wind coming out of the arctic. they're blasting away across sir. the british. charles on the island as well. scandinavia, seeing some snows area of low pressure, some snow there to just around denmark wishing to move parts of jeremy and poland, add also towards the baltic states and at western side of russia. the motor as being forced a lot farther south in this area of low pressure, slow moving airflow pressure has brought some very heavy rain into a good part of portugal and spain. more of that as we go on through the next couple of days. but you go out and see how the malware is sat across the southern parts, temperatures here into double figures. but you don't have to go too far north to see where the cold air is and it will continue to slip its way a little further south, which as we go on through the next couple days, he had the blues are just sinking to northern parts of spain as that murderer makes his way into spain and portugal, turning

the border of europe and asia between the black and caspian seas rise the peaks of the caucasian mountain range covered with eternal snows, stretching for more than 1,500 km from northwestheast, here is the highest peak of russia the extinct volcano elbrus the northern part of the high steep mountains the so -called greater caucasus is located on the territory of russia there is still no consensus on whether the caucasus mountains are part of europe or asia if we assume that they are in europe, then elbrus, whose height reaches 5.000 642 m, the highest peak of the continent is 800 m higher than the alpine mont blanc. the snow-capped peaks of the caucasus mountains on steep cliffs, the height of which ranges from 800 to 4,000 m, are inhabited by caucasian mountain goats, more often they are called tours. males live separately from females and cubs in small groups, moving from one mountain pasture to another. their weight often exceeds 100 kg, and the length of the luxurious horns of their main decoration can reach 75 cm. tournament fights begin in late autumn, because the mating period is getting closer and you need to show yourself in all its glory and strength. males r

warmth for western europe, but pulses of rain for the islands of ireland, britain, western france, some showers for the low countries. and this weather front drops down to the northwest of spain, northern portugal with some rain, others side of spain. we've said some records temperatures for the month of december, including barcelona. that stellar's stretch of weather will continue on wednesday showers for turkey as black seacoast. i think most intense stuff will be over there . ne, black see close enough to africa. we go some showers for the western sahara, which is not unusual for this time the year. let's stick to south africa right now . rain in the forecast for the northwest limpopo and also how 10 provinces. on wednesday johannesburg have 28 degrees for you. that's it. see later, ah, january. oh, now it is either almost a decade after joining the e. u. croatia, adults, the euro, despite fears, it could lead to price increases and already tough economic times immersive, personal, short documentary africa direct showcase is african stories from african filmmakers can public private partnerships sold some of the world's most pressing challenges when government, bu

northwest. rather, from the southwest to the northeast of the united states, that is, in fact, for now. biden tried there. here steer somehow beautifully and continue to drive europe a lot of trump supporters. uh, well, about trump, god bless him, they have a different horror there, or now they are actively discussing a cold anticyclone is coming, it is now over siberia and the north. eh, just the american continent. well, by the way, for december frosts. eh, very serious. yes, that is, there are 40-50. well, we have all sorts of types 50 now, all of western and eastern siberia is covered with a giant cyclone the forecast is that within some short time it will all reach europe and drop down in america from canada to the united states and 2 weeks of december, at least 2 weeks, they predict as very, very difficult. so what about the americans. they said that a ceiling decision would be made. i didn't see i didn't see. there is no contradiction to the statement here. poland, the decision will be made within the framework. the hero is no longer the seven , there is maxim, here we bet on the facts , agreed by the americans, they cannot be so confident talk about the eu

europe at the moment. we have got some warm, rare, just to have a southern 3rd of the continent, but you can see just our coldly these up towards the northwest. we got to that cold north. normally when coming out of the arctic there blasting away across sir, the british charles allan of ireland as well. scandinavia, seeing some snows area of low, precious and snow. there too. just around denmark wishing the northern parts of jeremy and poland, and also towards the baltic states and at western side of russia, the motor as being forced a lot farther south in this area of low pressure, slow moving airflow pressure has bought some very heavy rain into a good part of portugal and spain more that as we go on through the next couple of days, they go out and see how the malware is sat across the southern parts, temperatures here into double figures. but you don't have to go too far north to see where the cold air is and it will continue to slip its way a little further south, which as we go on through the next couple days, he had the blues are just sinking to northern parts of spain as that model makes his way into spain of ports go turning to snow

northwest as you go to the early part of next week for the time being. it will stay very, very chilly. indeed, the milder at the moment is across southern parts of europe. a lot of cloud and rain sweeping in here. couple of areas of low pressure affecting some areas pushing across spite ports go more weight by the here. southern areas of fraud seems very heavy, right. and it's not moderate bumps into the colder snow on the northern flank of that some really heavy rainfall through thursday. there for northern parts of italy, so much whether to over to will to kia and there's some snow there into western russia. ukraine also seeing a fabulous snow over the next couple of days as we push on into friday to see how that went to weather makes his way a little farther north, which denise would say the snow more expansive. we'll see some snow into central and southern parts of poland, pushing down towards austria towards the alps. still a rash of showers there across central western parts of the mediterranean to a few showers the into the south west of you to the north. there we go. still more, very cold will snow showers coming in across scotland and into more

about 17% of europe pyrenees alps the balkans are the carpathian mountain arc, but all of them are overshadowed by the mountains of the greater caucasus stretching for 1100 km from the northweste black sea; sea winds bring heavy rainfall on the coast and snowfalls on the mountain peaks and slopes. the western caucasus is one of the snowiest regions in europe. just a few tens of kilometers from the popular black sea resorts of russia begins impenetrable primeval forests. already in late autumn, the snow cover can reach a meter thick here? these forests are the homeland of the last mountain bison of our planet , they are not afraid of either cold or icy wind. in summer , bison feed on grass, leaves of trees and shrubs. and when the snow falls, they have to be content with bark and dry branches. but these giants cannot live on such a meager diet for long. now about 700 bison live in the caucasus, and in the late twenties of the last century. these animals were completely destroyed only after 40 years, at the cost of the incredible efforts of biologists and colossal material costs, their population was restored. hunger drives bison from their homes. instinct tells them that soon