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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 a 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. i think difficulties with true deployment. roosevelt promise is that the u. s. army will land in france in 1940 to lay to us churchill to inform stolen that the operation will not go ahead. churchill flies to moscow. b, a . the situation on the soviet frontline is dial. the nazis are advancing to the coupon. a north caucuses under approaching stalingrad started sun senior, lieutenant yak of duke really is in captivity and no nazi concentration camp. don't keep him yet, but he a whole must court now which and to roland options, virginia, california here. but m for continuous queue up shell says churchill m, which is called met yet. he of course, are pr

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america, we go. most of the heaviest rounds of ram will be relegated to wars, the pacific coast, south america looks like this has been some severe thunderstorms along the western amazon through columbia, where we had seen some flooding and disturbed weather off the coast of uruguay into the southeast of brazil, so whites and windy conditions here on sunday, sir, later the weather, sponsored by cattle a ways oh robert is going blind from a rare genetic disorder. as his son beholds the beauty of the world for the 1st time, robert may be seen it for the last. ah, but has this genetic disorder been passed on to his son? witness a sky without stars. on al jazeera. around 10 women are being murdered in mexico every day, almost always by men, an epidemic of gender based violence that threatens to spiral out of control. now specialists police squads run by women are trying to reverse the trend and bring the perpetrators to justice. but can they overcome years of material culture and indifference? behind the scenes with the fem aside detected on a job 0. examining today's headlines, we cannot live local goo

america, we go. most of the heaviest route of ram will be relegated towards the pacific coast. south america looks like this. there has been some severe thunderstorms along the western amazon through columbia where we had seen some flooding and disturbed weather off the coast of uruguay into the southeast of brazil. so white and windy conditions here on sunday, sir later. ah bollywood, a glamorous industry that attracts though seeking fame and fortune. i always told myself that sunday fema, but for some fumbling dead dream can become a nightmare. i had asked in the 1st bed of my mother, i had to consult as i go dressed for the longest hollywood tree on al jazeera, a sense of belonging, gmc, we always look for ways to be together. and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. that is set up a leper is transforming every day in the 1st part of a new series out as you have visits is stopped by lava in mexico city, where locals are turning a notorious municipality into an urban utopia. a sense of community on a jazeera oh oh oh, come back to the i'll just there and usa with

year a new qualifying format was introduced which meant regional finals, north and south america, africa, asia—pacificn's world champion. the difference with me at the other girls, last year i had three years of experience, so i was up against girl to have been doing it for ten years, so for me winning it last year i didn't think it was possible because i didn't have as much time to train or prepare and i felt like it was kind of impossible. when i won it last year i was so surprised and happy. i had such a mixture of emotions. this year, i have four years now, a year extra, but it is still the same, i am a bit behind on the other girls training—wise. i am going stick to what i can do and, yeah, just try and find my own way and see how it goes this year. next year, the format of the event changes and grows again as 16 women will be able to compete at the world finals. that's double the number of women who have been able to qualify and compete in these world finals every year for the past decade. finally, water—skiing might not immediately spring to mind when you think about competitive sports, but a b

becoming a priority alexander hello, but this, of course, is also the countries of the asia-pacific region of latin americace the west frankly ignores all the rules of foreign trade, the general global infrastructure of the trading network in the world is changing. prime minister. mikhail mishustin speaking at plenary session of the international export forum. he noted that in the context of sanctions , a comprehensive economic policy is required that will support all areas that affect our export potential. we are now actively building up the potential of the industry and some progress. in this direction, there is already something like this, for example, non-commodity exports have grown significantly. and against the backdrop of a reduction in trade, there are no friendly countries , trade with friendly countries for us is constantly growing and sales markets for trading partners in friendly countries, we introduce local business circles to the goods of russian companies, as regards non-soil, non-energy exports. in general, according to the results of eight months of this year, despite the decrease in sup

dollars but they were able to mobilize, and in particular through the united states of america, new contracts to the pacific to enter new markets and now they are in profits, so it seems to me that you are not you can trade values, and when we understand that taiwan shows interest in the perception that there are powerful missiles and air defense systems, this does not mean that we should freeze with them, but we must clearly understand that when in the worst times, the most difficult times for us, existential times, china is not with us and we can still guess through which countries china supported russia at the beginning, naively thinking that the ice cry would succeed, that is, ask you to betray us, but taiwan at the same time provided aid ten times more than this, that is why we must understand where our strategic national interests are to be protected and that is why i believe that i would like to see communication links that are inter-factional between the parliamentary friendship group ukraine taiwan - this is already an important step forward i really hope that the ministries will be able between th

the road system will connect to the south american coasts of the pacific ocean and the atlantic, that is, brazil, that's what latin america, not only abstract, but once brought in from the outside ideological disputes, but economic progress well, the economy and the economy, and yet, so that on january 1 here in the capital brazil passed without controversial inauguration required remember. i am domestic politics. after all, from 1964 to 1985, brazil had a military dictatorship, perhaps the longest stable democracy in south america, which is able to reproduce itself what brazilians consider one of the most important achievements of recent decades . prices on the market rodrigal campus joseppe, luf and nicholas ditraps news from south america almost one and a half hundred people died in india for the collapse of a suspension footbridge most of the women and children of the tragedy happened the night before the bridge barely had time to open after reconstruction. as it turned out later, without permission to operate at the time of the collapse. he was overwhelmed by the prime minister. india on the render fashion canceled a

a new qualifying format was introduced which meant regional finals, north and south america, africa, eight of pacific down with the reigning women's world champion. the difference with me at the other _ world champion. the difference with me at the other girls, _ world champion. the difference with me at the other girls, last _ world champion. the difference with me at the other girls, last year - world champion. the difference with me at the other girls, last year i - me at the other girls, last year i had to years of experience, so i was up had to years of experience, so i was up against girl to have been doing it for ten years, so for me winning it for ten years, so for me winning it last year i didn't think it was possible because i didn't have as much time to train or prepare and i felt like it was kind of impossible. when i won it last year i was so surprised and happy. i had such a mixture of emotions. this year, i have for years now, here extra, but it is still the same, i am a bit behind on the other girls training wise. i am going stick to what i can do and, yeah, just try and find my own w

hurricane 1 today expected over nicaragua and then weaken as it rolls across central america before dissipating over pacificck to "one nation with brian kilmeade." i want tog about a politician on the right we should be worried about. a politician to who brushed off accusations of fascism. >> what separates us from italy who elected a fascist. >> a far right political party whose roots go back to post world war ii neofascists. >> the party has its roots in farinfascism. brian: the newly elected prime minister of italy, giorgia meloni. the international media labeled her a fascist. it's bizarre. my next guest knows a thing or two about strong leaders being misinterpreted. nikki haley. a brand-new work, it's excellent. if you want something done, leadership lessons from bold women. ambassador, welcome back. the emergence from a female prime minister in italy. are you concerned about the belowback. >> this is what they did to liz truss, and it's now what they are doing to her. this is what they are scared of. they are calling her a fascist. she is not a fascist. she denied she is pro russia. they are just labe

stopped. stability of demand for saw materials pulp packaging in the asia-pacific region is confirmed, but fertilizer in latin america is now showing good sales dynamics for oil and fat products, which are in demand in the middle east, we continue to export grain to egypt to turkey and to the persian gulf region in africa to asian countries this year almost doubled the supply of meat to saudi arabia, as well as to the cis countries. in addition, mikhail mishustin spoke about about how this entire current situation has affected not the export of russian gas, oil or steel there, but how it has affected small and medium-sized businesses. in the current environment, of course, the hardest thing is a little, we are a medium-sized business revenue. such companies are small and financial resources are limited, but at the same time, many of them have important advantages. they operate in global markets thanks to strong personal bonds of trust, if you like, that have developed between partners in different countries interested together . overcome difficulties. and here on the forum there is such a small exhibition of what rus

ability to partner with key allies that we want to keep on our team in both south america, africa and of the indo pacific. >> you mentioned rare earth minerals. critical supply chains. ppe. we have done a chips act, do we need a rare earth minerals act? a ppe act? >> that was the thinking when i had preliminary discussions about it. we thought semiconductors were the most critical. i would like to see that applied. i get allegations that it is industrial-based economics. but when you are dealing with such a national security asset , i do not think you can afford to do otherwise i would like to see a chips like bill for all the different infrastructures. it's just really depends on the will of congress, if they are willing to do that again. i am glad we got the chips build -- bill done. either the internal optimist. if we do not secure this supply chains, we are going to be vulnerable to china. i do not worry about that for me, but my children. the next generation. what are we handing down to them? my father handed down to us a better america after world war ii. what are we handing down to them? >> you ta

america which i find interesting. i was looking at case volumes for the asia pacific region, that's a jump of 9%, case volumes north america-cola but raising the full year forecast really seems to be the strength we're seeing when it comes to coca-cola. this is a dow component and one of the largest companies in the world to be frank here so we wanted to get the numbers to you. still waiting on jetblue. i'll come back with those in a few minutes. maria: thank you so much. still with coca-cola's gain, the dow industrials down 122 right now. we are two weeks away from the election, the midterm elections. republicans are targeting deep blue states in new england. joining us now is republican congressional candidate for rhode island's second district, allan fung. thank you for being here. you're running against a democrat representative, seth magaziner. it is large ally democrat voters. how do you think your standing is right now? what can you tell us about the race? >> good morning, maria. very excited to be on today and in 14 days we are going to take back this seat and first time in 32 years but it's going to be the rebirth

pacific region. these are asian markets. eh, africa, even latin america, we supply our products. and if with of one market, let's say e products will flow to other markets, which means, as they say, and with and with that, in volume, changes will be made from the supply chains redirection. eh, to. unfortunately, i want to say this again a very bad inefficient tool that only leads to a rise in price. e of the products themselves where the birth of energy resources is paid for. first of all , consumers and first of all consumers of e, who live in countries that introduce such non- market methods in a populist way, that is, on present day. unfortunately, politics prevails over the economy, and such inefficient decisions lead to the fact that there will simply be an increase in prices and consumers in these countries will pay for it, which, in principle, we have already observed over the past year and in the twenty-first year the second half years and 22 years, and prices, as we see for gas from constant decisions regarding, and restrictions on the supply of energy resources, includi

america and international partners to the table. in june in tokyo, president biden launched of the indo pacific economic framework which includes 15 economies, accounting for more than a third of global gdp. the americas partnership for economic prosperity follows a similar line. it is designed to promote integration by charting new rules to govern trade and services, and protect proprietary technologies. to establish early warning systems to identify bottlenecks and supply chains before they occur. to set new standards for clean energy. and president biden's partnership for global infrastructure investment at the g7 this summer will leverage the collective resources of the world's democracies and mobilize hundreds of billions of dollars for high standard, sustainable investments in the global realm. each of these partnerships will be critical to hastening the clean energy transition which has profound geo-procedure -- geostrategic consequences. i know that national security strategies often get criticized for not setting priorities. we cannot be overly rigid about this because there's a lot happening in the world and we've got to be dealin

the thought of the community will include other america, now lies in what they call, they know, pacific region and some other nations. whether it got the sovereignty, it's a, it's a good thing to have it. but it's extremely expensive. now if you want to be sovereign, you have to be, you have to brace for a very serious pressure. and if you resist that pressure that you're likely to pay at the cost. but if you take the russian with, because here i think the russians are very sort of fi, steam demonstrating that we want our science. but many countries, i think far smarter they have their own independent decision making. but without that, imitating the americans to know each nation has its national character. in my view, russia just defies. cannot, cannot accept even notional, even for a period of time. a subservience or vision of a follower to the head. giovanni and other countries find that to be found would then be more flexible about it, india, for example. it regards itself as a sovereign nation and take some decisions, but to care about what the care about most is chances for develop

that return to profit globally, that is expected to happen next year with north america leading the way and asia—pacificthanks to ongoing covid restrictions particularly in china. in an uncertain economic outlook is not normally a good sign for airlines but that has to be balanced against future pent—up demand from passengers as much of the world pits covid in the rear view mirror so what does that mean for air new zealand, an airline his home country face some of the tower fizzed restrictions on the planet. so i've been catching up with its big boss. a real pleasure having you on my thank you for your time. let me start with this. it's a really tough time in terms of the global economy at the moment, as you know. it got soaring inflation, soaring fuel prices. i'm just wondering how hard does that make it to invest in the future of air new zealand and in particular to invest in the passenger experience. to particular to invest in the passenger experience. to use the hrase passenger experience. to use the phrase that _ passenger experience. to use the phrase that is _ passenger experience. to use the phr

pacific. 13% in europe. the middle east and africa and 19% in latin america while the numbers were good all over, their paid erships were up 23% in asia pacific and that's very, very strong one of my favorite pieces of data you go through the shareholder letter which is excellent, there is a lot to like and mentioned big hits in the third quarter like their "jeffrey dohmer" series they have higher engagement than anybody else in the business and stand heads and shoulder above the competition competing for your time. netflix 7.6% of total tv time in the united states. which was 2.6 times the amount of amazon or better. at least among the streamers more important, management notes that while their competitors are all spending heavily to promote subscriber growth, they're likely all losing money. netflix should have an operating profit of 5 to 6 billion this pe burning money to become more competitive but that's unsustainable in the current environment. here is the kicker after a challenging first half, we believe we're on a path to reaccelete like? netflix guided for 4.5 million paid subscriber editions in the

new initiative could help manage the underwater traffic. alas, in america, as to liz anymore, reports from santiago in chiles, pacific and unassuming navy boat takes it, prized cargo to be deposited of the gulf of corcovado. it's not just any boy, but when equipped with state of the art artificial intelligence software that can detect and identify different species of whales in these pristine patagonia and waters a akees, i want to think went bad. mike, we know that here we can find the largest concentration of to wells that come here to feed every summer. these animals are the largest on our planet, yet they are vulnerable, particularly to maritime traffic. collisions with large ships is the number one cause of death of these wales according to scientists. now the new technology called leads or, or listening to the deep ocean, can pinpoint the whales location by listening to their songs and sent a satellite message in real time to chiles, navy, which in turn alerts the nearby ships. and it is exactly what the technology does, it alerts of the presence of the oil. so the captain can temporary or change the the course

ismaeli mataafa, he is a 29-year-old man who had emigrated from samoa here to america to earn his master of divinity at the pacificschool of religion in berkeley. around 1:00 saturday morning mataafa was out on what has been described as a boys night out with three of his friends. there was an altercation about a block away from uc berkeley. mataafa was shot and killed. his friends were also hurt. we spoke with mataafa's professor at the pacific school of religion. >> ismaeli was never involved with the criminal element anywhere. as a matter of fact, he lived in neighborhoods that he wanted to help transform and so he was dedicated to that. he was also dedicated to climate change. >> we are not immune to the gun crisis epidemic plaguing this country. >> reporter: last night the berkeley city council addressed saturday's mass shooting and heard from parents who are concerned about public safety in that area. mataafa was also a youth minister and mentor in the samoan community in san lorenzo. tonight they will hold a candlelight vigil in his memory. >> i don't understand why people think shooting someone and taking