and patagonia in recent years include tables, clumps, or roles and feeding the effects. she has gym and weights and is married to tanya. as a biologist, she's very aware of the consequences for agriculture. this pro, put in from the drought causes problems to agriculture, as in terms of 6 talking flow. i think there are a 150000 people here and we need to wait with we need a healthy diet on it because on the need them on. yeah, i'm an excellent this somebody we had a month or 2 without rain start and in november i, i know that's why i'm that makes things a bit difficult just to show this in an sweety 2 days before setting off on the expedition zone. so it will say reach his plan to go down. here he meets the mountain is whom he's off to take some posts from higher regions. the gwinnett has one of the most extreme, nope, rates in the world. so you could see as the highest turnover of mass on the, in the lower region of the town with a glass. here's, we have extremely high notes ratings, instrumental and contained it took me when i get to the places i've been in the past,

i don't have access to the southern patagonia, an ice field is comparatively easy. using simple methods is alta is able to document the retreat. typically see is here in the oversight the remarks, the top of that last year was to take this. he pretended and a year later, we come back to measure how much ice has melted on the surface. understood the eyes of the overfit. this good just was the down to, into his team's findings so far on worrying the yellow and red area showed the disintegration and retreats of clay c as in patagonia. so there was such as the ice fields also serve as a test boulevard, chief of the antarctic, which is $700.00 times launcher. changes taking place here are expected to effect iglesia masses of the south pole in the future. consequences for the planets climates and rising sea levels. oh, here we have water damage. ok, so the cameras still running. last very good news. so 5. nothing. whether the website changed the battery to the ship card and reset the camera, then to come out, then if you keep working on it, become a mouthful in time i'll

i don't have access to the southern patagonia, an ice field is comparatively easy. using simple methods zone to is able to document the retreat typically see is to get my key and the oversight that we marks the top of that the last year was to take the thesis in that and a year later we come back to measure how much ice has melted on the surface, understood vc, it eyes on the overfit. this gets us, was the south to, into teams, findings, sofa on worrying. the yellow and red area showed the disintegration and retreats of clay c as in pot to go on. yeah. so there were such as the ice fields also serve as a test split board tree for the on top take which is $700.00 times launcher. changes taking place here are expected to effect iglesia masses of the south pole in the future, with consequences for the planets climates and rising sea levels. oh, here we have water damage. ok, so the cameras still running my life last very good news so far, right? someone is able to knock this out and get the rest of the website, changed the battery ship card and reset the camera when yo

the yellow and red area showed the disintegration and retreats of clay c as in patagonia. so there was such as the ice fields also serve as a test boulevard, chief of the antarctic, which is $700.00 times launcher. changes taking place here are expected to effect iglesia masses of the south pole in the future. consequences for the planets climates and rising sea levels. oh, here we have water damage. ok, so the cameras still running my life last very good news. so far. we've actually changed the battery to the ship card and reset the camera then to come on. then if you keep working on it become a mock flowing time. i'll it ties to the camera takes pictures of the glass, your front every 3 hours. yeah. then i'm a size sci fi from the image is we can then derive the flu speed of the glass. here be a name from when we get information on how much math is it, how much i use is breaking off at the front of the glass here with us. another factor that leads into the loss of ice. the po, box, and thing it will just keep saying the device that the few doesn't even do some team of an

and patagonia will also impact the outcome of the expedition if that's supposed to be. i think the 1st bad weather will come tomorrow and, and so that's why it's important that we don't just sit in our little tents. i'll put that. we have a kitchen here. the, as it probably had for me, the fascination of them had to go in wilderness is simply that you have to live very close to the elements. i mean, i don't think there's anywhere else as it can experience the weather in nature as closely as here. this will how it's not be here. the, the goal is to ascend this 3100 meter high. settle here. there's only 3 expeditions of ever reached its summit. the what he asked the intel uh, planning has never been attempted before. the direct to sense of the south flank the voucher hopes to reach the higher iglesias with the mountain is so that they can examine the snow conditions that but the 1st part of the root is already very challenging. since delta, they come to an ice cold with us and they have to cross, it looks like it's kind of like for them. and so the rucksack is pretty heav

down to is also back in southern patagonia on gray, j. c. a. well, the mountain nearing team collect some posts for him on the nose in ice fields. he wants to experience splits his scientific colleagues know only from pictures the items that we couldn't find to send it in for the upsets movie. to do that, we have satellite images and can assess the current situation from them. we also have some metro illogical data. so we actually have a good amount of data when you arrive on site on see how far that glass here is of melted. and you remember what it was like 3 years ago, looks like that really is a bit like being hit by a hammer reason when you're brought back to reality. but what's the deposit into daily 10 segments and fist buses? i don't have access to the southern pets. it gave me an ice field is comparatively easy using simple methods zone to is able to document the retreat typically see is here in the oversight the remarks, the top of that the last year was to take this. he pretended and a year later become back to measure how much ice ha

they used to hunt a large herd, and the documentary patagonia, life on the edge of the world , will be broadcast tonight at 21:00 on tehran network. we are influenced by factors we are natural. this is the story of trying to survive on the edge of the world. this 2020 series explores the wildlife and pristine environment of the patagonia region in the southernmost parts of south america in five parts. marjan sadeghzadeh of sed and cima news agency. different tv networks. tomorrow they will broadcast a series of iranian and foreign films , rose garden and a night in miami will be broadcast for the first time. have you ever had a crush on someone? the movie is about a young girl who tries to find her missing girlfriend. the political activities of malcolm x, a black muslim fighter , are depicted in a night in miami. this film will be broadcast on channel 3 at 14:30. it is the story of a yazd family that gathers together after a long time on the pretext of the marriage of the last daughter of the family. channel two will show bagh rose at 16:00. this movie is about an entrepreneurial woma

in it, he recounts the fallout of a british naval shipwreck off the coast of patagonia in the mid 18th century. the survivors of his majesty's ship, the wager, eventually landed at different locations in south america, roughly 3000 miles from the wreck, with competing stories. the incident that resulted in a court martial, david grann, a staff writer at the new yorker, is the author of several bestselling, including the lost city of z killers of the flower moon, a finalist for the national book award and winner of the edgar allan poe award, adapted, a martin scorsese film that will be released this fall vanity fair called the wager, drary na, part master and commander, part of the flies, in a recent gq profile, wrote that david has been your favorite writers, favorite writer for decades. and in her review of the book for the los angeles times, pulitzer prize winning journalist marianne gwin wro, ie many of its antecedents, from homer's odyssey to mutiny on bounty, a testament to the depths of human depravity in the heights of human endurance. and you can't ask for better than that from

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i went hiking in patagonia recently. it's kind of wild. bag like that was great because you can also -- it has so many compartments. you can really organize what you're bringing with you, and if you have -- if you're on a multi-stop trip, you can split between city, outdoors, put your hiking boots in, a pair of heels, whatever you need. >> janai: yeah. what is everything else? >> it's very gadgety, isn't it, and i'm not very tech friendly, but -- >> janai: what's your other must have? >> these are some of my must haves. one is a battery power pack, and it sounds obvious, but, you know, you can't charge your phone everywhere, and it's a real peace of mind to be able to have something with you if you don't have an outlet or don't have an adapter, or you're in the middle of nowhere and can keep your phone charged so you can always be in communication with some family or friends or wherever you need to be wherever your next destination is. >> janai: what's your favorite place that you've traveled to alone? >> that's a big question. i think pat

promise me you will never lose your style and become part of the patagonia group. you are a prada girl through and through. >> kyla hopes others enjoy reading this story as much as she did writing it. she says it's important for her books to be about women and specifically about women helping other women and not put the focus on women forced to compete against each other. she says the trend is headed in the right direction when it comes to publishing. she's seeing diversity in authors and the stories they tell. >>> ahead, we are breaking down march madness. it is time to prepare your brackets. how you can test your game against some of us right here at kpix. >>> when is the last time we replaced our luggage? what shape is it in? >> terrible. this is broken, doesn't go down. >> nothing works. exactly. now is the time to upgrade not only because it looks better but also because it is more functional. inside the suit cases you have all the dividers, areas that zip, lots of pockets. this is incredibly organized. when you come over here, if you don't mind, give that a s

just promise me you never lose your style and become part of the patagonia group. >> reporter: while she still may be a little shy speaking her own words out loud, kyla hopes others enjoy reading this story just as much as she did writing it. kyla says it's important for her books not only to be about women, but specifically women helping other women and not put that focus on women who are forced to compete against each other. she also says that the trend is headed in the right direction when it comes to publishing. she's seeing more diversity not only in authors, but the stories they tell. >>> coming up in our next half hour, how youtube is taking on a.i., the new rules that creators will have to follow heading into the election season. >>> and what people post on social media was front and center at the supreme court today, the case that had the high court weighing in on free speech and the digital age. >>> and the hi-tech ways thieves found to steal cars and the model officials say is being targeted. >>> plus it's march madness time. if you want to play along with ryan and myself

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methods on the sign in the ice fields unknown. patagonia, stop the . it took awhile but this week sweet and got the green light on. it's been to join nato following finland succession last year. it is, nato is now firmly anchored in the high, nor will that strength and the alliance or risk provoking finland's neighbour rashad. meanwhile, new trouble is brewing in southeastern europe. as the break away republic of trans mystery out just south of ukraine asked, was russia for protection as the challenge as multiply nato members send diverging signals in the direction of moscow? with francis presidents sparking pushed back by refusing to rule out sending ground troops to ukraine. our topic this week, and sweden and finland in nato. a strategic defeats for russia, the hello and welcome to the port. it's great to have you with us, our guests this week, alexandra fund, them and heads dw as brussels bureau covers, nato and security policy, and has also reported from russia. and it's a pleasure to welcome daniel who can do it. she is a senior fellow at the ger

first day of april and then by tuesday, this storm system on winds over patagonia. it's going to give us quite the soaking for come. a total we've a davia trench will bring in the forecast here on tuesday. large parts of brazil dealing with showers and thunderstorms, especially around it's m a zone it states. so for its capital, now it's $29.00 degrees. copious amounts of rain here into central america. we go and have a lot going on when the at times a few showers and storms but plenty of sunshine to go around. but as a result with that weren't breeze off the gulf of mexico, it's going to collide with cold air rushing off the rockies. this happens on tuesday, so line of storms from texas, stretching up to tennessee and kentucky, severe thunderstorms likely here. that weather pushes away from los angeles. he got his stellar stretch of weather coming up. you've deserved it and to western canada, the canadian prairies, temperatures are in the double digits here. so quite a spell of wants to be expected. and we've got a round of rain moving from the midwest to the mid a

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promise me you will never lose your style and become part of the patagonia group. you are a prada girl true and true. >> she may be shy speaking her words out loud but kyla hopes others enjoy reading this story as much as she did writing it. kyla tells us she believes the trend is headed in the right direction as we see more diversity in authors and the stories they are telling. she wants to emphasize one part. they are not just about women but they are about women helping other women. she thinks that's so important because often she feels like women are forced to compete against each other. >> thank you. tech and fashion, especially fashion i am sure. >> absolutely. can't wait to read it. thanks. >>> now more powerful women on the soccer field this time. bay fc played their first game in franchise history yesterday on the road in los angeles. bay fc wins first match 1-nil. their home opener is on the 30th at paypal park in san jose. yay, high five. >> we need some positive sports news. >> i love that. good for them. can't wait for a home game. >> my kid went to an

there was a pudgy asian man with glasses and a patagonia jacket.check. next thing you know, another asian girl comes down with a $200 bag and a nice leather jacket. she gets pulled out for a bag check. what are we doing? you are looking for mentally ill people with no bags that you can tell her off. that is who you want to look at. not workers, harold. god, you exasperate me pete >> greg: harold, there is a compromise here between this. i agree with you. i would like seeing the national guard there, but they should not be checking bags. it's a simple thing. don't check the bag. check the people. >> jesse: he wants the men in uniform. >> greg: i do like them in uniform. >> jeanine: to defend people on a moving subway car. now all of a sudden -- >> greg: military. >> jesse: put pennies in the subway. >> harold: analyze and see if crime drops in the subways and then maybe we can view this a little differently, or maybe not. coming up, a $24 burger. social media is blowing up over a pricey five guys receipt. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: the state of the economy i

. >> patagonia. >> rei. >> the goose. >> buy those. [laughter] maria: thanks, cheryl.heritage foundation person took the course. and walked out and was disgusted. maria: former president trump is calling tore he debates with president biden ahead of the general election. he posted this on truth social. any time, anywhere, any place, trump wants to debate biden. the biden campaign fired back telling fox news digital, i know donald trump is their city for u attention. he can tune in to watch the state of the union tonight. peter doocy grilled the white house about a potential debate. watch. >> now that the field is down to two, is president biden going to commit to a debate with donald trump? >> that's something for the campaign to speak to. >> it's possible that there will be no joe biden/donald trump debate. >debate. >> is that what you want to see. >> how would dpie president bio in a debate? i'm not asking about a specific debate. >> you literally saw last year in january of 2023 at the last state of the union take on republicans during giving a major speech. maria:

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people, animals and birds in argentine patagonia have found drawings that are more than 8.00 years oldthe people who lived here during the middle galacene period. scientists believe that this is how hunter-gatherers passed on important information to each other. for example, how to find water? such a prototype of the internet? mostly rock paintings are made with charcoal or with the help of dyes from various plants. this is a post on the wall, and not all yours on social networks, a bird park, that migratory birds have arrived in the meritino lowland. how do birds get along with each other? let's see. in winter in the ornithological park in emeritinskaya. the valley is traditionally noisy, the silence of nature is disturbed by the voices of tens of thousands of birds, they have flown here for several months to wait out the cold and sea storms. on the. you can meet migrant birds on the coast; they do not stay long, gaining strength before the most difficult part of their journey through the caucasus. they will stay there for two days, three days, if there is a place, if the weather is g

that we live in a free market, so instead of buying from scarface, people can go to colombia or patagoniaothing apparently also clothing companies. i confess that companies. but i confess that when the 35 year old coat that i wore here this morning, this evening eventually wears out, i will visit henry poole, who make exceedingly good coats. you could say they are the mr kipling of coats. well, with me now is my panel criminal barrister former tory mp barrister and former tory mp jerry hayes, and the author and journalist michael crick . journalist michael crick. michael isn't it just weird that a capitalist company he actually supports black lives matter, which wants to overthrow capitalism and defund the police and offers a discount on the bafis and offers a discount on the basis that you agree with its rather spurious political opinions. >> well, it does seem to me a rather dodgy survey, and if you think about it, i mean, can they really afford a 20% discount to all of their customers if all of their customers got this right? i mean, it would be a severe dentin i mean, it would be a sev

later on first moved to princeton as a connector when he conducted a huge one person expedition to patagonia, which he not only collected fossils, but he also helped finance himself by being an east player. as a famous story, he left argentina. he had to do by walking backwards to a with two six shooters pointed at a very irate local village population whom he had completely cleansed of any funds that they had through his poker skills. so a very resourceful man. he went on ultimately to become curator at the carnegie museum pittsburgh, but unfortunately died very early on of the typhoid before he could complete a lot important scientific studies. however, big monograph that marsh had studied he completed that was a big monograph on the horned dinosaurs which to this day is a classic analysis of most of his connections to yale and for a long time he was very to give the ones that had collected government funds to the smithsonian and he had sort of a rather sort of half baked defense. however, charles doolittle walcott, who had moved from being the director of. the question of soviet to being

passenger, i'll come back for you, you hear, i'll come back, people, animals and birds in argentine patagoniaenul cave. the rare find reflects a way of summarizing the people who lived here during the mid-holocene period. scientists it is believed that this is how hunter-gatherers passed on important information to each other. for example, how to find water, such a prototype of the internet? basically, rock paintings are made with charcoal or using dyes from various plants. this is the writing on the wall. and not everything is on social networks, in the ornithological park, that migratory birds have arrived in the meritinskaya lowland, how the birds get along with each other, and let 's see, in winter in the ornithological park in the emeritinskaya valley it is traditionally noisy, the silence of nature is disturbed by the voices of tens of thousands of birds, they flew here for several months to wait out the cold and sea storms. you can meet migrant birds on the coast; they do not stay long, gaining strength before the most difficult part of their journey through the caucasus. they will sta

thought they were supporting actual diversity, like bio diversity, you know, the great lakes or patagoniahat i mean? where you might go on an expedition. yes. that's great, but just encourage. there's nothing to do with them, whether black go hiking black people want to go hiking or it nothing any more or not. it has nothing any more than it would be appropriate for like a reggae night at the camden palais to start kind of going , we camden palais to start kind of going, we need to get more middle class white men in here, you yeah, it's like. and you know? yeah, it's like. and also, if any of those middle class i don't class white men said, i don't feel , then they'd be feel welcome, then they'd be condemned. racist and condemned. absolutely racist and bigoted. yeah, exactly . for some bigoted. yeah, exactly. for some reason, anybody says it about reason, if anybody says it about the countryside, then it's like, oh, must and we must, oh, we must pander and we must, you bend over backwards to you know, bend over backwards to try and absolutely around try and absolutely fit around your so s

living space and a beautiful yard, which the australian animal will share with new friends from patagoniaoo. the famous artyomovsky macaque was a star. internet, but as he grew up he exchanged fame for a quiet life outside the city in his own spacious room. new animals fit perfectly into the friendly, good-neighborhood of the zoo. sergey komarov, sergey irovoy, vesti primorye. the most famous painting by karl borilov will be restored on the last day of pompeii for the first time since its creation in the first half of the 19th century. the specialists will not work in a closed workshop, right in front of visitors to the russian museum. what has already been discovered under the layers? dmitry pishchukhin will tell you about the varnish. restorers carefully remove the thinnest layer of protective varnish, behind which the real brülow is hidden. throughout its two hundred year history. canvas the last day of pompeii was never restored, there was only technical conservation, almost 30 years ago, over these years the canvas, as if with volcanic ash, was covered with a layer of dust and dirt,

denbury's production in north dakota is carbon neutral to carbon negative, they're greener than patagoniaproducing a barrel of oil. that's a story we need to tell to the nation before they try to keep going on this agenda. we're going to shut down the coal industry, we're going to shut down the oil and gas industry, that's the agenda right now of the federal government. it's not political, it's just something we face as a threat to our state. and we've got to tell our story about how we can produce energy cleaner, safer and smarter. so quite simply, the whole aspect of a carbon industry in our state, it's going to expand agriculture. t anybody that has anything to do with corn or soybeans, biofuels or ethanol, it's going to expand your markets. if you care about baseload electricity and the coal industry in north dakota, which has been the backbone of a central part of our state for decades and decades, it will t save the coal industry. and if you care about the fact that oil and gas right now is the golden goose that's funding all the things that you care about. the oil and gas industry

en la patagonia, en china comen india como en indonesia.e: vamos a los deportes y que los chicos nos echen un piropo. cÓmo se ven los lentes? raÚl: espectaculares. yiusus: divino. raÚl: vamos a aprovechar que estamos hablando de messi. yisus: estados unidos le pasÓ por encima la selecciÓn mexicana dos hacer y se convirtiÓ en tricampeÓn de la liga de naciones de la concacaf. raul: alan debe de estar llorando. >> creo que dolido. a final de cuenta tenemos mucha esperanza de ganar. dentro del vestidor se sentÍa un ambiente bueno. un ambiente de revancha que al final de cuenta creo que nos duele a todos. >> creo que no nos entendemos. lo platicamos entre nosotros y creo que tenemos buen plantel. tanto titulares como banca. ellos tambiÉn lo tienen. no sÉ si tiene que ver que ellos tienen mÁs jugadores en europa y estÁn jugando mucho en europa que compiten a primer nivel. no sÉ si sea eso. >> hay que sacar aprendizajes. hoy nos toca estar del otro lado. hace unos meses estamos levantando la copa. evidentemente siempre queremos ganar y vamos a com