the olympia is going to be interesting. what were going to see is that the uss olympia is admiral george do is flagship in the middle, over 21 years earlier. it's going to sort of be our icon, it will be our where is walter sort of deal as we move all ran is operations. so, the united states is using obsolete cruisers to try to get the job done, all right? and she will end up in both the adriatic and the black sea so now you kind of chose why i chose this, because the olympia gets to be there. there she is in her wartime post looking very warship light instead of the white painted we're used to for the olympia. again, she still down in philadelphia, where she really needs some time to try to -- time a dry dock. here is some summaries, here's something that happened without going into too much detail. one thing you will find is that the americans kind of use whatever is their, right? and so mccaul is flagship is actually going to be a converted dock, the uss yankton. it has a shallow draft and that is why he picks it. and my

the olympia is going to be interesting, the uss olympia will become the flagship at , it will be an icon and are where's waldo sort of deal as she moves around in naval operations. she will go through all of these theaters before she finally returns to the united states. the united states is using obsolete cruisers to try to get the job done. she will end up in the adriatic and the black sea. her wartime in color scheme by the way, looking very warship like instead of the white painting we use for the olympia. needs some time and drydock. weill have these, just so can say here are some things that happened without going into too much detail. but one of the things you will find is that the americans use whatever is there. ccully's flagship is going to be a converted yacht, the uss is really an anti-bolshevik and is in sympathy with the british and the french and their schemes to get britain and france to more directly support the white finns in theire campaigns against the bolsheviks. see hisut, we will relations with the british as i don't work for you. the british will say put yourself

freide: let us meet at olympia park later.

there is the voice from olympia. it's about 100,000 residents and the refugees going on between the whites in the reds. and look at the huawei front and this is the commander which is a very wealthy businessman and are in port sheridan and the third battalion commander was ineffective and or they spent fall, winter and in the spring not as part of company be in the snow patrol in the million middle of winter where there was a scathing book about the whole operation. who is a sample of a blockhouse that eventually the two of us ran into the whole village and like i say, they kept trying to sneak in and they stay there until march when they turn it over to the russians. they were soon enough blackmailed into letting them in so it with everything they had fought for through the winter was lost and was not a shot fired. also, basically moving on to company a once again. this is harry here who had fought some skirmishes and eventually were sent were sent here and that's where the company headquarters were and the american

secured the kepe chain 3rd place among germany's new car registration after its little brother the olympia record and the v.w. beetle. to use it as current to stick to stuff that were tells us opals history goes all the way back to 862 when adam old found in a sewing machine and a bicycle manufacturer up to meet 199 he started turning out automobiles which led to a burgeoning economic expansion by the late 1920 s. opel had a market share of 44 percent making it germany's largest car maker then came the great depression and in 1929 america's general motors bought out opel but that didn't slow down its business success with one bit of itself and what it does. in the 1930 s. opel rolled up word in on word to become the biggest carmaker in europe excelling with such technological innovations as the self-supporting uni body starting in 1038 following the opal olympia and the cadet the 1st capitaine also made use of this modern design the 6 cylinder sedan continued almost done changed right through world war 2 until 953 then it was time to find a successor. just as in the pre-war years the capit

for now, the olympias is going back to the port for some pampering.w set of visitors in 2020. well, that's all we have time for on this week's programme, but don't forget to sign up to our social—media feeds. you can see what we're up to and share your travel stories with us and the rest of the world. for now from me, christa larwood, and the rest of the travel show hello again. i think the weather should turn a little bit drier with a bit more sunshine to go round for most of us over the next couple of days. before we get there, tonight, it stays pretty cloudy for england and wales initially. still the threat of a little bit of rain coming and going across parts of east anglia, perhaps the far east of south—east england, as well. skies clear for scotland and northern ireland and the far north of england, and here, it is going to be a cold night with a widespread and pretty sharp frost. that frost is all down to this ridge of high pressure which will be moving across the british isles during monday, stopping this low pressure from moving in across fro

with mounts and freestyle, a grand prix victory at leon, silver and the freestyle, and next stop, olympiatain and then there is 6000 people there. i mean, when you ride around the edge if you like you can touch people. and the christmas spirit, it is absolutely wonderful. it's like a child — it's like my childhood dreams have all come true. it's not a lwa ys dreams have all come true. it's not always been a smooth ride. at the europeans in summer, great britain lost silver when her school was excluded because blood was found on freestyle. no implication was any attempt to injure the horse but it was a difficult time and she found the messages on social media upsetting. i think this one bad thing that happened got really blown up thing that happened got really blown up to be something that — yes, it was bad but i never meant any harm to my horse and i feel like was bad but i never meant any harm to my horse and ifeel like it's made me a stronger person. i've come away and i've learned so much from it and away and i've learned so much from itand i'm away and i've learned so much from it and

freide: let us meet at olympia park later. it should be a good pl re to practice tonighttine.ng! it's wonderful! leo: you... do know how to play the accordion, right? carmen: sure... how hard could it be? carmen: the show is tonight! i'll never be ready in time! luna: you're a great musician, carmen. i know you can fige this out! maybe- freide: practice time! freide: carmen! let in rehearsing for tonight's show. come, come, come... freide: all right, carmen... gin. carmen: o-okay... (accordion playing) freide: whoa! carmen! i thought you said you could play that thing! carmen: no, i tried to tell you, freide! (accordion playing) freide: ahh-woah! waaaaaa! luna: runaway barrel! freide: whoaaa! waaaaaa! (extended scream) carmen: what a disaster! i should just rdve up on playing the acn, luna... carmen: it's like it's got a mind of its own.. carmen: how did freddi make it sound so great? luna: i'm sure at some point you'll master the accordion, but it takes a lot of practice. and we don't have a lot of time before the performance. (crazy good accordion) luna: wow! maybe i spoke t

but he did well on that we didn't take up the olympias part of our conversation by any. we've got a lot more to come here it out there including ukraine takes center stage at the impeachment hearings in washington but there are signs kiev is mending fences with russia. and find out about the family that will now dominate politics in sri lanka . that i'm heading for the central philippines another small circulation pretty hard to pick up on the satellite picture as you can see and the last one they went across northern luzon is here somewhere again is just a massive sun storms now and that's where most of the action is there certainly are bright top clouds elsewhere and that's indicating where the rain is going to be for cost wise but it should really be a lot further south so it's late in getting there for in today's you're still not really a rainy season the but a few showers and sort of ways the borneo looks fairly wet and some parts of southern thailand in the ninety's here in sumatra certainly the rain is falling here and forecast to rain that includes singapore and

mourinho will be here in charge of its first home game in the champions league against the greek side olympian charge but they stayed in behind me is an architectural statement of intent. tottenham now expect not just to statement of intent. tottenham now expect notjust to compete with the best teams in europe but to beat them and if mourinho is to do better than mauricio pochettino in the champions league, he has to win the trophy, simple as that. because mauricio pochettino gotten the to the final and this is not 2004, this is not mourinho slipping in as a positive force of energy into english football, in recent years he seems to have soured. he doesn't bring harmony but he does bring the trophies and that is the currency that tottenham hotspur is are interested in, then fine. mourinho has not done his first media conference with tottenham yet but he has released a few wides and says he is excited to be joining a club with great heritage and passionate support. i'm sure that he is. the point is this morning in this part of north london i spoke to supporters a lot and debating whether spurs

there is a contingent of 50 whiles from the olympia, the guys, they look like a fun bunch. they started chasing the bolsheviks down the railway line. they wound up getting beaten back by the bolsheviks and eventually head back to archangel. they were split into again -- in two again and joined forces the british led, one down the divina, another one down the railway line. force woundsailor up in this area trying to get to the main red base. among them was an ensign named donald hicks. they wound up fighting in this area. very muddled fighting. they tried to attack from here, but another force moved on them from behind. they finally escaped and got back on the railway line. meanwhile back at the ranch, the regiment for the intervention had been selected, mostly men ,rom wisconsin and michigan they had been trained for hoboken and england. they were in england shortly after wilson okayed forces in the north russian region. they all thought they were going to france. they had been issued american rivals. they were just waiting to cross the channel. they started to get rumors t

we also have station 20 up on clarendon and olympia. we have oriented them to the campus and the science going on. there is more work that we can do around wildfire. >> so you're saying you would be open to having the fire martial go in there into the area -- >> yes, and we have our own campus fire martial two and the two of them know each other very well. happy to collaborated in that way. >> not to jump into a fraught topic, but i have sort of lost track how the city and others are dealing with the balancing of native versus non-native plants and what to do with the eucalyptus. >> now i think the plantings that we're doing are a blend of 75% eucalyptus and 25% native species. if you want to correct me, you can. >> i am the ground program manager for ucsf and i am the manager for basically the project manager for mount sutro. so, yes, we're removing dead and dying trees. we have a lot of dead trees. part of the plan is to plant more trees. we mix it up with non-native trees, with different types of trees, because of the plan that's bui

the realities and the opportunities that we have for our visitors who love to olympia during this time consecutive years of fires during these months. how does that impact someone like yourself that is in the restaurant and entertainment industry industry? >> we are one of the most resilient people in the world here. we bounce back quick. as claudia says all you to do is step up here and see how great and beautiful it is. the food is delicious the winds are amazing it's almost like nothing has happened. we can dwell on the past if you want. we are all about the future here in sonoma county. the wor >> i don't know if 10 am is too early for a big fat steak and a glasus onoma all those great hashtags out there. thank you. >> how about some ice came up pie? >> i am ready. where you guys? >> we are at noble foot. we are looking at a lot of great things see here. while we do that i want to talk to one of the owners. ozzie, sonoma county and hallsburg in particular everything is still here. it's a great time to come up? >> absolutely. fall is one of the most beautiful times in north county.

olympia and aly raisman, actress haley steinfeld, and other fun cameos we can expect, danica patrickh services for chloe kim like we had to provide at the olympics in pyeongchang. hungry we had to bring out a little extra food for her she had an appetite. >> next up, kristen bell the actress known for honest parenting had a new digital series called mom-splaining, all the highs and lows of being a mom. talking to teens about their relationships with parents which of course led kristen to talk about her first time secretly having a beer. >> one of the first times i ever drank my mom was out of town and i think i was 16 and i had like six friends over but we were sneaking beers and at the end of the school day on monday i got a page from my mom and i was like, oh [ bleep ]. and i called my mom and she was like get home right now. and i was like -- >> oh, no. >> oh, no. and i came home and i walked through the door and she had her arms folded and she goes i was out of town for two days and you did not do one single load of laundry. and i was like -- >> remember that whole thing you're 1

opportunity to collaborate -- i want to say about a decade, more than a decade ago with the senator olympia snowe of maine. together we helped create the senate recycling caucus in 2006. and since retirement of senator snowe six years ago i've been fortunate to have as my running mate, cochair senator boozman of arkansas. and this year alone, our caucus has held four briefings to learn more about the current state of recycling in this country and to discuss ways in which the federal government might play an even more important role in encouraging additional recycling in the years to come. the state and local governments are heavily involved in recycling. there's a huge -- i say this as former governor, huge and important role for state and local governments to be involved in this. but there's also opportunities for the federal government to play a constructive role. we're doing that and hopefully we'll be able to do that even better in the days to come. my sister and i were born in a coal mining town in west virginia. we grew up later on in virginia where i was a boy scout in the civil air