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s. military base in the pacific. america is forced to join the war. it's vast industrial base which had been used for the manufacturing civilian technology was quickly re orchestrated to produce munitions and tanks and aircraft and naval vessels for funding of the war. as early as summer 1941 stein raises the question of opening a 2nd front line with churchill. but the british prime minister declines citing difficulties with troop deployment. roosevelt promises that the u. s. army will land in france in 1942 lay to us churchill, to his phone, started that the operation will not go ahead. churchill fly is to moscow, ah. with the situation on the soviet frontline is daya. the nazis are advancing to the coupon and north caucuses under approaching stalingrad studded sun senior lieutenant jago gush. feeley is in captivity and nazi concentration camp don't skip him yet, but he a whole must cool now which and to roland options. virginia, california here by lim. forget to just keep up shell, says churchill, and which in hall and that it he of course are prett

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pacific ocean. this is the strategic point that allowed the united states of america to continue to emerge from isolationplify. presence in the asia-pacific region that is why, uh, the second world war will develop not only as a european conflict, but also as a conflict a with the asia-pacific theater of operations. where, as you know, the united states of america fought against japan as a relatively small country, which was located in the very center of the pacific ocean. it attracted different attention from different countries as well, because it was a very important point and well transportation point including on the way from north america, respectively, across the pacific to asia starting in 1835. in hawaii, the sugar industry begins to develop, and sugar cane was grown. uh, they made sugar into molasses. uh, that is, such a sugar syrup and all this was transported to the united states of america, uh, s. uh, the gold rush and the influx of people into california a. then from the civil war. sugar in the united states began to rise in price very strongly, as a result of which many companies that were

pacific ocean. this is the strategic point that allowed the united states of america to continue to emerge from isolationgthen. presence in the asia-pacific region that is why, uh, the second world war will develop not only as a european conflict, but also as a conflict with the asia-pacific theater of operations. where, as you know, the united states of america fought against japan as a relatively small country, which was located in the very center of the pacific ocean. she is attracted various attentions of various countries as well, because it was a very important point and well and a transport point, including on the way from north america, respectively, across the pacific ocean to asia since 1835. in hawaii, the sugar industry begins to develop, and sugar cane was grown. uh, milasu sugar was made from it, uh, that is, such a sugar syrup, and all this was transported to the united states of america, uh, s. uh, the gold rush and the influx of people into california a. then with sugar's civil war the united states began to rise in price very strongly, as a result of which many companies that were engag

your temperatures are now on the rise for wednesday, tharp and of south america, their persistent rain, still a problem for the pacific coast of columbia. and after central america, it's really, again the pacific coast that we're seeing getting pelted with brain sim, goes through the yucatan peninsula and at western side of cuba. there had been some concern about the flooding in mississippi with the pearl river reaching a flood levels. but by most accounts of flooding was not as bad as it could have been after the great lakes, the ne, some storms have swung through here. so big drop in those temperatures, toronto just 23 degrees. and after the west we go high pressure and play. so plenty of 0 hi, temperatures, seattle, portland, we've got heat alerts in play here that stretches through california into southern nevada. so vegas coming in at a hot 42 on wednesday sir later. ah, the count and the fee for will come 2022 approaches. every continent is turning its eyes to kanto. we have a feeling great to sporting events in the world won't be the only thing capturing everyone's attention beyond football. immerse yourself in

leaving taipei, she talked about her commitment to a free and open indo pacific into making sure -- and to making sure that america'sdership in theater pacific was preserved and maintained. but i don't want to get ahead of the speaker an or talk for her. i speak for the administration. it was her right to go. >> so, what does the administration thinks he achieved? >> the administration believes she had every right to go. she has been a key voice in american forest -- foreign-policy issues in the past. we respect her decision to go and we will let the speaker characterize her trip when it is over. it's not over yet. we don't want to get ahead of anything she might have to say about the trip. >> john kirby, thank you for joining me. >> by pleasure, thank you. >> here in the u.s., voters in the conservative state of kansas voted to uphold state access to abortion services, a major victory for pro-choice groups after the u.s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade two months ago, ending federal protection for the procedure. ever since that ruling abortion has been banned in 10 states across the u.s. and restrictions have

halfway between the pacific coast of north america and the pacific coast of asia. hawaii. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. ok. native hawaiians were excellent farmers. they were highly productive farmers. so when colonizers arrived in hawaii, starting in the 1770's. when colonizers arrived in the 1770's, they're going to find very produktive -- productive farmland being farmed by native hawaiians who live there. however -- ok. i have a slide -- this slide is also on canvas. we'll go through the list and i'll explain them as we go. ok. another thing that happens, though, when colonizers get there they are primarily visiting hawaii on larger trade routes. so you see people predominantly americans coming from the pacific northwest where they're engaging in fur and hide trade, traveling to china, and as they stop along that trade route they'd often stop in hawaii. a place where they can get food, resupply their ship. it's a hard journey. it's a rest along the way. by the time we're into the early 1800's, hawaii is a stop in trade networks. hawaii was also an island ric

america. here's the forecasts on monday persistent rain for that pacific coast of columbia rain to be expected, diana cernan, and also french diana, on monday central america continues to be that pacific coast where we see the rain, but some of the caribbean islands will get striped with some pretty solid bands of rain through his spaniel that and that eastern side of cuba. on monday. desert southwest, our mon sooner moisture. we'll see some showers in storms flare up here. but it's really the southern us states where we're seeing a lot of rain leak through your taxes in 2 parts of oklahoma, spilling into louisiana as well. anywhere in this zone could see up to 200 millimeters of brain, the risk of some flash flooding, and much cooler air. now that storms of rolled through new york at $24.00 degrees and off to the west. that's looking good. portland, we got you in for 29 on monday, we'll see soon. ah, the world cup is coming to catch up in just 3 months. as the main event gets closer, we hear every step of the way. i'm john again with updates from teams and plant things can expect some strong

south end of south america, that persistent rain, still a problem for the pacific coast of columbia. enough to central america. it's really, again the pacific coast that we're seeing getting pelted with brains and gets through the yucatan peninsula and that western side of cuba. there had been some concern about the flooding in mississippi with the pearl river reaching a flood levels, but by most accounts the fighting was not as bad as it could have been after the great lakes, the ne, some storms have swung through here. so big drop in those temperatures, toronto just 23 degrees and after the west we go high pressure in place. so plenty of sun here, high temperatures, seattle, portland, we've got heat alerts in play here that stretches through california into southern nevada. so vegas coming in at a hot 42 on wednesday she later the talk to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound, you speak off his clearly come get a high cost for airlines and the industry. oh, what's going wrong? we listen. you were part of the army struggling in the 1970 s if you have any regrets. you know, we meet with

the 2nd architecture is the endo pacific architecture, which is america lift. it is led by the americans. not there's a big difference between the 2. and the big difference is that the 1000000000 load initiative it is structured at all, defy me use once in days. it is about shared prosperity and cooperative security. i mean, it's a subject doctor's big enough to discuss energy. we can actually narrow it down, so you have one symbol to assist the other thing, whether there is one beneficiary of old, the world, or whether they can be meaning grace at deriving the benefit from living together on this planet. right. so now coming to the american teen america does not have any answer to debate to lord initiative. a medical always think saddam's of deterrence and the corner school of redundancies defense not today the american military bar fees that they are not really up to the levels. and therefore under the by did administration a new concept periods award. instead of calling it deductions, now they call it integrated it others, which basically means that the alli

sovereign states have full diplomatic relations with taiwan, but mainly in the caribbean, central america, and pacific island nations as well as the holy sea shepherd tonchee is live for some washington. he joins us now and shall nancy. pelosi was never, not going to taiwan. will she does, it doesn't seem like that. as indeed, as you mentioned, as soon as she arrived various tweets, various articles or statements were released. positioning pelosi as a freedom fighter in the battle against we'll talk with you on behalf of democracy in a off ad that was almost you need to be published in the washington post. she compared her trip to taiwan, to her trip in april, to ukraine, as again part of this international rima, that she feels she has to travel the world promoting democracy. it interesting. in the last few hours, she received a very positive reaction from various republicans on capitol hill, who have some of them spence whole who, his years and years using below c. as one of the main, you know, evils in america. basically there's 11 republican center said look, i've never used these words in a row be

pacific northwest. so portland, you may hit 30 degrees on friday. central america. we've got a wave of rain running across the yucatan peninsula, but i think it's gonna stay dry and can coon, with the height 30 degrees and top band of south america, that persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia over the past 24 hours. some spots getting about 75 millimeters of brain. this vigorous system knocked down the temperature and porto laker, but the bulk of that activity out toward the south atlantic. and while look at real digital harold 35 degrees, that's about 10 above average. data official airline of the june. the is news, as it breaks, the company will walk on monday, wonder controversial constitutional rep around them, which is why they are expected to both present caused by you or talk with detail coverage. but cost of fertilizer has more than doubled the season. that's largely due to the warren you crave from around the world. all of these cows are effected with foot and mouth. disease fe a dairy cattle, but then milk production has dropped by more than 70

are acting in exactly the same way, inciting conflict potential in asia , africa, latin america. the asia-pacific. the american adventure in relation to taiwan - this is not just a trip of an individual irresponsible politician, but part of a purposeful conscious us strategy to destabilize and hatize the situation in the region and the world. a brazen demonstration of disrespect for the sovereignty of other countries and for their international obligations. we see this as a carefully planned provocation. obviously, with the help of such actions, the western globalist elites, including trying to divert the attention of their own citizens from acute socio-economic problems falling living standards and unemployment poverty de-industrialization to shift their own rights to other countries on russia to china who defend their point of view. it builds a sovereign development policy, not submitting to the dictates of supranational years. the head of state dwelled in detail on the new multipolar order of the world order russia, according to the president, takes a consistent and unchanging position of obse

central america really top to bottom along that pacific coast. we've got heavy falls of rain in the forecast, especially 400 south end of south america. pretty persistent feet of rain for that pacific coast of columbia. and a big change in temperature is santiago, nearly matched. its winter temperature record, which is $31.00. you hit 30.5, but a big change on tuesday. with the hiv 16 i saw official airline of the journey ah ah safer than he been humming at any international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero. ah . this is al jazeera ah hello, i'm rob.

central america looks like this persistent rain for that pacific coast really top to bottom here, right across central america. we've got rein just stuck, stalled over the u. s. called states over the next few days. so certainly the risk of seeing some flooding versa, brain around south carolina reading to georgia on friday. now for the u. s. southwest monsoon, all moister here is going to pick up so flood alerts in play watches for eastern portions of nevada. pushing into utah. storms have broken the heat across the east coast of the us. so new york for the 1st time and more than a week, your daytime temperature is below 30 degrees d. c. you've got a height 28, and we'll end this weather report in western canada the pacific north. what was the sun's out? few clouds, portland at $28.00 degrees calgary. you've got to have 20 degrees as well on friday . that's a snapshot of your weather bye for now. ah, we, i generation of scared people, but very ambitious, very united, very puts it and i'm very good that you might be comfortable right now, but it's known for long. you will soon feel the

central america looks like this persistent rain for that pacific coast really top to bottom here, right across central america. we've got rein just stuck, stalled over the u. s. called states over the next few days. so certainly the risk of seeing some flooding bursts of rain around south carolina reading to georgia on friday. now for the us south west mon sooner moisture here is going to pick up. so flood alerts in play watches for eastern portions of nevada, pushing into utah. storms have broken the heat across the east coast of the us. so new york for the 1st time and more than a week, your data and temperature is below 30 degrees d. c. you've got a high 28 and will in this weather report in western canada, the pacific northwest was the sun's out few clouds, portland at 28 degrees calgary. you've got a high of 20 degrees as well on friday. that's a snapshot of your weather bye for now. ah, our diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what way you take in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden scandalous practices.

central america continues to be that pacific coast that says the most intense rain and also bit of rain falling outside of mexico city. so i've been of south america, the rain still falling for that pacific coast of columbia and further toward the south. temperatures are bouncing back in at swanson and south polo, but a breeze off the atlantic is lowering temperatures and by jablonka to 11 degrees on sunday. thanks for joining it. officially, ally of the jazz ah ah, ah. seek that. mm hm. and then international anti corruption excellence award bought now for your hero. ah, this is al jazeera ah.

central america continues to be that pacific coast that sees the most intense rain and also bit of rain falling outside of mexico city, top and of south america. the rain still falling for that pacific coast of columbia and further toward the south. temperatures are bouncing back in at sandstone and sal paulo, but a breeze off the atlantic is lowering temperatures and by jablonka to 11 agrees on sunday. thanks for joining it. ah frank assessments, how much support is there a straight protest that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country? the street has been, has been very good at tapping into the coke and found that people across the country informed opinions. we will say more of it. what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines. froggy is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility this critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera, a with lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder about top story with the daughter of pr