east of the continental divide, that is east of the rocky mountains. the u.s. and britain in the convention of 1818 had agreed on the border running alongside the 49th parallel from the great lakes and the east to the rocky mountains in the west as i've said. now, virtually, from the start of the discussion, over oregon, the british expected that border to continue westwards, alongside the 49th parallel, to the columbia river, and then from there, to follow the river to the ocean. so here, we see the 49th parallel, extending from the east. the british expected that where the 49th parallel intersected with the columbia river, the border would then follow the columbia down into present-day washing state and out of the mouth of the columbia between presence in washington state and oregon. so, the british were willing, in other words, to concede to the other to dates, south and east of the united columbia river. but, they wanted to remain access to the river itself which was the main transportation artery for the company. remember the hudson bay company has establi

the hudson's company operated exclusively east of the rocky mountains. this was in all lands that were part of the watershed, draining into hudson's bay and the hbc held a monopoly, a crown on all economic activity in that region in 1821. however, the hudson's bay company merged with the northwest company and acquired its assets and holdings in the oregon country country. and here again, there see george simpson, who was the director, the governor of the abc's columbia department, which headquartered in fort vancouver on the columbia river. excuse me me. now, american interest in the oregon country at this time took the form not of any institutional of the national government, as was the case with britain and its monopoly company, the hudson's bay company, but rather american interest in the oregon country in this era took the form of individual individual americans who had migrated to the region. as we've discussed previous classes, the mountain men such as jedediah smith, these are fur trappers from the rocky mountains. began to filter into oregon in t

host: meriwether lewis 1805, i beheld the rocky mountains for tht time. ile i viewed these mountains i felt a secret pleasure in finding myself so near the head of the hereto forived boundless missouri. butn i reflected on the difficulties which this snowy barrier wo most probably throw in the way to my pacific and the suffering and rdships of myself and parting in them, it in some measure counterbalanced the joy i had felt in the firs moments in which i gazed on them. guest: yes indeed. at tt int i don't think he was actually looking at the rocky mountains he was looking at some other mounds that happen to be before he hit the rockies. but it was the idea that they had made progress and they were going to further their progress, proceed on. host: next call is john in sun city center florida. good evening. caller: good evening i first want to thank stephanie for the tremendous work that her and her family have done. i don't want to use the word derogatorily at all but popularizing significant american history because they have made me fall in love with som

than the rocky mountains that we know.f you follow the course of the missouri river, you pass right through the mountain and end up somewhere in northern california. this map helps keep alive this dream of a navigable passage by water from the united states all the way to the pacific. mapping the area through mississippi was one of the main goals of lewis and clark's expedition, and much of the responsibility of creating the map was given to william clark. after he put together this map, it was shipped back to washington and this copy was made, along with a few other copies, by nicholas king. copies were made for congress, the president, and the secretary of war. this is the only one that survived. this was reported in newspapers all over the east coast. everyone was eager to see what the lewis and clark expedition was learning. this map is the only surviving copy of the map drawn by william clark during that winter of 1804 to 1805, so it is one of the unique treasures of the library of congress. host: that is from our par

the folks in the rocky mountain west, they're not gonna recognize the forest even 60 years hence. we're losing most of the pine trees in the southern part of the rocky mountain forests in future projections 'cause it's getting too hot and too dry. >> it's very clear to us that the climate is changing, changing rapidly, and changing primarily because of human activities. the science tells us that. extreme events are one of the most important parts of our changing climate and having very serious ramifications on our society. in particular, we're seeing more large heat events, less cold events, and a significant increase in precipitation happening as larger events. one of the things we're seeing is that the wet are getting wetter and the dry are getting drier. >> you know what? i was--i was born here in plainview, i was raised in plainview. i've always been in plainview, and it just-- it seems like it is doing nothing but getting hotter and drier and less rain yearly. >> it's been a tough drought. in 2010, we had like 29 inches of rain, and i didn't think there'd ever be another poor

at $32.00 degrees and for the us south west active weather she it's now over the peaks of the rocky mountain. so i think we'll see some snow look at boise idaho. 14 degrees on sunday. that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it takes up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america, fairly typical weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 tropical storms. they looked to steer north, no major impact, but i think it will whip up the way it's a bit and a few showers and those winds picking up and nothing major had pretty major heat through the amazon in brazil seem for french guy and a certain non and guy on a temperature is running above average here. if we look at that southeast corner of brazil, once again, active weather being amplified with moisture of the south atlantic on sunday. that's a snapshot of your weather. see, the weather brought to you by visit cuts on the craig zone extends much deeper into th

starting there from the neolithic to our days, the famous song was born in these parts, goodbye rocky mountainsstatunduri ridge. during the great patriotic war, it was marked with a black line on german maps. the defenders stopped the enemy and it was in this place, while german troops were located on the southern slopes of the ridge, and soviet troops on the northern slopes. it’s hard to believe, but there are 60 steps between the trenches, this is the distance of a grenade, right here, in this bare stone desert, for more than 3 years our defenders held off the enemy. the entire ridge is 6 km long, here you can still understand what the war was like, look for yourself, instead of earth, it is crumbled from stones and steel. in winter, through the snow you can get to... positions, it was from them that the enemy tried to sink the allied convoys, but on november 1, 1944, the soviet north was completely liberated, these landscapes sank into the soul, we drove to the place of dinner in the silence of our thoughts, and the road there was not easy, it leads to the seashore between the hills along a

miami, at $32.00 degrees and for the us southwest. active weather here know over the peaks of the rocky mountains. i think we'll see some snow look at boise idaho. 14 degrees on sunday, that's below average for this some year. western canada, fairly cool, but for the eastern prairies were hanging onto some heat because of a southerly wind. so when it pays up to $28.00, your temperatures will fall off on monday. central america, fairly typical weather is here, but i want to show you around the eastern caribbean, we've got 2 tropical storms. they looked to steer north, no major impact, but i think it will whip up the way it's a bit and a few showers. and those winds picking up and nothing major had pretty major heat through the amazon in brazil. same for french guy and a certain non and guy on a temperature is running above average here. if we look at that southeast corner of brazil, once again, active weather being amplified with moisture of the south atlantic on sunday, that's a snapshot of your weather see on counting the cost of trouble in one of the china is biggest shadow. big news, the showi

but even still, so close to god and heaven in those towering rocky mountains, i grew up at 8,500 feet on the edge of arapaho national forest, even still, i found my freedom here in the deepest, dankest, some people would say dirtiest mud in north america. and decades later, i'm still finding myself inexplicably drawn inwards and deeper and deeper into this mud of the mississippi river. so this plaque, "utram bibis undam" is fulfilling the wishes of sean "danger" rowe, who was my partner, and blood brother, and soulmate, who i graduated from high school with. and then later, he passed away in a tragic death. and so, this week, we're going to complete something that has been causing me bad dreams and uncomfortableness, and that is the disappearance of a plaque that we put up 10 years ago and the need to revisit. and especially now, during the pandemic, i have some deep, deep feelings about this and deep reasons that this needs to be done now. [crickets chirping] [water trickling] [birds chirping] [traffic humming] [dog barking] [dog barking] [motor hums] [tool banging] - now this is our

was going to use imminent domain to erect a barrier across the state of colorado, across the rocky mountains of colorado, he was going to steal the property of our farmers and ranchers to build his medieval wall, there wouldn't be an elected leader from our state that would support that idea. >> senator, has your position changed, that you see a border wall as medieval? >> well, kaitlan, thanks for having me. what i was saying in that speech, which i 100% agree with today, was that we should not take farmers or ranchers' land by imminent domain. the government just taking, seizing their land, which is what donald trump was proposing. yeah, no one in colorado would ever support that. you know, i didn't support putting spikes on a wall. i didn't support putting alligators in a moat. i didn't support shooting people that were coming across the border, all of which donald trump did. what i did support was the last comprehensive bill, immigration bill, that we passed in the senate. there was the so-called gang of eight. i was one of the four democrats who negotiated that bill. that bill had a pat

those rocky mountains. and the north face is all about being in the mountains and outside.nk for from that standpoint, it's a very good fit. we have smart one icebreaker, if you've never tried one, they're amazing. smart wool, it's merino wool brands that are a certain kind of merino wool that is very, very comfortable, very warm, very breathable and natural. >> that's a good example of something i didn't know and why i think you're the right guy for the job. there are people who say jim, he is a tech guy. how could he be there? i think you're a brand guy who is very aware of fashion and what people like that's why i always felt you were ahead at logitech am i too optimistic? am i making statements that perhaps i'm going regret perhaps it's going to take a little longer time than i hope he does? >> my job is to make you so right that absolutely what i'm going to do. >> i'm going to believe it i think that one of the things that you understand more than anyone is that there are brands that have a technical nature, actual technical that people really like because they're auth

we're not talking yellowstone, not talking about the rocky mountains national, we're not talking about iconic national parks. although unfortunately if members of the public or interest in visiting this parks that can be able to do so next week because of the republican government shutdown that is looming. all we are talking about though when it comes to temporarily housing migrants is an airport in brooklyn. come on. let's get serious here about real immigration reform that improve security, that provides legal avenues for an orderly system. let's talk about real policies to protect our national parks from budget cuts, from drilling. let's protect our national parks, that is what the work of this committee is supposed to be about. so with that, i'll yield back. thank you. >> gentleman yells back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from minnesota. mr. stopper. >> thank you for continue this important hearing today. under this of administration every community has now become a border community. the failed policies of this administration have forced americans to suffer the disastrous

soldiers, the wounded, including, that is, the machine can work in difficult wooded areas , in rocky, in the mountainsere are no problems for the mi8, and at the same time, on just one rope, the crew can evacuate from the place immediately to... the media, these are the other subtleties of this training, we were told by the airborne soldiers themselves, it is urgent to withdraw the group from the fighting or there are wounded comrades, the time for this is all given depending on the conditions the terrain, the weather conditions, the pilot’s qualifications, the senior group makes sure that all the extra personnel are fixed on the rope, checks this, shows the commander that it is possible to take off, the eastern vessel is being lifted. however, paratroopers do not immediately practice such complex elements in in the air on helicopters, it all starts with simulators, there are special structures on which exactly the sequence of actions during a parachute-free landing is practiced, while every movement, every gesture of the paratroopers is closely monitored by their instructors, each of whom has real co

assistance to the victims and those affected in the zones. situations in hard-to-reach places, mountainous areas, rocky lot of time for the standard evacuation phase. we have already seen a machine for performing similar tasks in a real situation, but this instance differs from those used, even externally. yes, in the process of creating and operating the car , some structural elements were improved in the form of field protection, mud protection, in order to protect the patient from stones during rapid movement and moving from the scene of an accident, and they were also improved styling, modified and supplemented medical equipment to provide higher qualified medical care, the set of resuscitation equipment of this small machine impresses even professionals. the designers managed to place here a multi-mode artificial lung ventilation device and a multifunctional cardiac monitor, allowing continuous monitoring of the victim’s vital functions. there are also two stowages, a resuscitation room and a general stowage, a backpack that allows the medical staff to get out and get to the patient in in hard-to-

through the rear ramp, the boeing design. 727 allowed it, parachuted into the pitch night over the rocky mountainseared. a few years later a child on the beach of the columbia river came across packed wads of dollars, which gave the car thief no more evidence. in 2016, the fbi officially stopped the investigation into who was hiding under the name dibi cooper; they had been looking for 45 years, but had not found it. so who can stop him from going at least right now, for example, in one of these cars, valentin bogdanov, and anna lvova, driving from new york. vesti monitors developments in russia and abroad. stay with us. time spent with family is priceless. you can play sports together. or creativity, or we can all take part in the competition together, this is our family and win great prizes, details on this.rf, open up, i love you and i want you to always be by my side. oleg, me, movies on weekends. remember what kind of wedding you wanted as a child? i love romance. i propose a noble wedding. i didn’t know which flowers to choose, i thought that everyone loves roses. you can forget the past, bu

a loft not an issue today is that low has kind of >> moved off to the rocky mountains.ice sunday. so enjoy this day and a gradual warming trend is what we're expecting in 2 the week ahead. here's half moon bay for you using the fog is hanging around here at least into around noon or so. not this go around. so we're off to again a good day, kind of variable for those winds. we expect a little bit of a a bit of an onshore wind to pick up in those winds. sensitive spots will probably notice that breeze will chilly at the ballpark later today. meanwhile, this is what it looks like from space. you can clearly see that low in the rockies. what's left of it? its impact across the golden state is waning. most of our readings are in the 50's. we have some 60's off east. 57, meanwhile, for half moon bay and 62 for san jose. the contrast even at this hour, we're start to close that gap and getting ahead by a few degrees. you'll notice fairfield at 6 degrees ahead. we're right on the number for half moon bay. so here's your breakdown today about 68 or so by high noon and 3 will do

geography, topography. is very different in gaza than it was in afghanistan, it's not mountainous, it's not quite as rocky, um, presumably, if if i'm not an expert, but if you talk to people who are, uh, as you say the use of j damms here will just will just pulverize gaza, i mean it will turn it in to sandbox, and literally, in which there is nothing. it will pulverize everything. um, are they going to use that? i don't know, that seems to be the intention. it, it should be noted that hamas has said, mean as i said, hammas knew this would be the response. hamas knew about jayds knew the the moral bankruptcy of the people in power in israel, and they say, bring it on, come on, we're ready. um, is that bravado? is that? suicidal or is that something else? i don't know, but uh, as i said, they had to know this was what was coming, and you know, the palestinian people have nothing to lose, they have nothing left to lose cuz they have nothing. um, it's a very dire situation. i don't, you know, is the world community going to watch, the people like, i don't, thank you very much for that, john stepling, we do a

it's high pressure building in and a trough that is sliding into the mountains there, the rockies, and that is allowing for that tight pressure gradient. but have you ever seen such clear sky out there? it is just a beautiful view here. 55 downtown, 61 in oakland, mountain view with 60 three half moon bay. so with such mild temperatures, you know, you've got something going on. a lot of wind out there from pier 3949, santa rosa, the coolest reading with 55 in livermore 61 novato and napa 60 by the delta. so the current wind gusts anywhere from about 18 miles an hour. not too bad. 28 miles an hour. atlas peak, oakland hills right now at 32, we've got 37 miles an hour up by knoxville. there from mt. tam. winds have been anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour. we had a burst of some pretty strong winds just after midnight and the high fire danger continues as those strong northerly winds dry out. the atmosphere for very low relative humidity. then we're going to keep the mild weather around, back off on the winds for much of the first half of the upcoming workweek. the second half bringing

your journey, is suitable footwear. there are many kinds of mountaineering boots suitable for different purposes. i had to walk a steep and rockyیه. and i do not have much time before a sunset. i can also take a few photos here. the demo van landscape is wonderful. i dare say that this is one of the most beautiful outlooks of mount demo van i have ever had here in the caspian hurricanian mixed forests. look at the sea of colors and the snow camped mountain. amazing. that is wonderful. i will put up my tent here. you and snap some photos. when i finished my slap up dinner, it was already dark and it was time to watch another beautiful aspect of maزانران's nature. یکی از تفریحات من وقتی م hobbies in the mountains is taking photographs, especially during the night, you cannot imagine how many stars i can see in the sky from here, the hotel i am in his billions of stars, it is not a three, four or five star hotel, it is a multi-billion star hotel, and the sky i can see here cannot be seen in cities, although there are some villages down there that emit light pollutants, i have very beautiful view of the sky, و قلب بزرگوار همه شما ع

mountaineers. the symbony of colors is at. dares this is one of the most amazing use of mount downt i have ever seen. the track was rockyes, wherever you look in country, you only see death and destruction. many us officials have taken the lid off the widespread corruption under the guise of reconstruction projects. follow the details in this. this documentary. the headlines this hour, irons war ministry says tahwan is opposed to any geopolitical change in the caucasus region, but welcomes the expansion of transit routes. antiwar activist rally in new york city to protest arm supplies by the us allies to ukraine, blaming conflict in such moves. also coming up. thousands of talents march

. >> reporter: in the shadow of the colorado rockies, we found a man with a mountainous dilemma. >> itmidating from here. >> reporter: what to do with all the antique washing machines he's collected. >> you've got a problem. >> i do have a problem. >> reporter: as we first reported a few years ago, lee maxwell had to build a warehouse to store them all. >> the first automatic, 1937. >> reporter: and what's more is there's more. >> no. >> reporter: way more. >> no! >> reporter: behind that one warehouse. >> no! >> reporter: there's a second warehouse, again filled with nothing but washing machines. >> i told you it was insane. >> reporter: it is one of the largest personal collections of anything in america. and lee says it all began innocently enough with a farm auction. he came home with so many washing machines, his wife barbara wanted to hang him out to dry. >> she was thinking bad things about me. >> yeah. >> very bad things. >> that i lost my rocker, and i think maybe i did. squeezer, scrubber combination. >> reporter: today there are about 1,500 different machines in his collecti

heart, mean your feet, especially for mountain climbers, feet are very important, and they take care of them, one thing that can protect. i had to walk a steep and rocky عجب منظری باحالیه, what an amazing landscape, it is very beautiful, i think this will be a proper place for camping, because i have both wonderful landscape, and on the other hand, do not have much time before a sunset. can also take a few photos here, the demo van landscape is wonderful, i dare say that this is one of the most beautiful outlooks of mount demo van i have ever had here in the caspian hurricania. look at the sea of colors and the snow camped mountain, amazing! that is wonderful! i will put up my tent here. نظم خیلی مهمه توی kamp it's important to be organized in camping, in eating and changing clothes and whatever you do nature, you should be very organized, otherwise you will... when i finished my slap up dinner, it was already dark and it was time to watch another beautiful aspect of mazandaran's nature. one of the hobbies in the mountains is taking photographs, especially during the night, you cannot imagine how many stars i can see in the sky from here. the hotel i

surprised me, everything before that and this was done, we watered the rocky surface with paint from a paintbrush. the indoor mountainrrugated aluminum plates, and cover them with a decorative grille. we decorate the window sill with a grandex acrylic stone slab. it was made up of two. in this case, the seam disappeared without a trace after grinding the polishing. the remaining undecorated surfaces are covered with textured plaster, having previously treated them with two types of soil. apply the decorative composition of silicone resin and marble chips with a spatula and smooth it. the next day, after the first layer has completely dried, the second layer is applied. light tapping with a brush forms the texture of the concrete. mish, how is your leg, how are you feeling, better, thank you, for some reason men like these circumstances, scars , yes, they decorate, well, you see, with difficulties, but we are moving, the remodeling process is also underway, we already have the finishing ready, here we go such a high door, 3 m height, although according to my feelings, all four, yes tall, i am always very beautiful, he

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mountaineers. the symphony of colors is at play. i dare say this is one of the most amazing views of mount demovent i have ever seen. the track was rockylatest achievements in the field and uh link up with potential clients, and what we're going to do is check out some of these technologies and learn a thing or two about what goes on in the industry of railway and transportation. stay tuned.

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and an ideal option for mountaineers, the symphony of colors is at play, i dare say this is one of the most amazing views of mount damovent i have ever seen, the track was rocky and steep, and it was getting dark a rapid pace. each moment of this track is imbued with wonderful scenes. what's going on everyone, i here back with a brand new episode of iran tech and tehran is once again home to the biggest railway and transportation expo in the entire west asia region, so we came to tairon's international exhibition center where hundreds of companies in this field have gathered to showcase their latest achievements in the field and uh link up with potential clients, and what we're going to do is check out some of these technologies. and learn a thing or two about what goes on in the industry of railway and transportation, stay tuned.

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lot going on across the map and much colder air diving into the rocky withs that storm system developing and heavy snow for the mountainsay across the northwest and in towards the northern plains over the next couple of days and we could see two feet in some of the areas and little early for this and that's going to be a harbinger of what's going to come in the next couple of days because i know this storm will impact these regions this weekend. heavy rain in the forecast and causing flash flooding for some of the areas and for the eastern u.s., we could hit some record high temperatures and we're going to be 82 over the weekend and then things are going to start to come down in terms of temperatures and i want to talk about her otis real quick. it was a category 5 hurricane that went into the coast of mexico including combin -- and f the most devastating storms going into the region and keep you up to date on that for the beautiful region in mexico and could be completely devastated, brian kilmeade, and this is the story on foxweather.com and hurricane season is not over unfortunately. >> brian: overnight, israeli defe

mountains of utah. >> resorts have reported several inches of snow. more is expected in the northern rockies today. looking at the radar, severe storms are expected today from western texas into oklahoma to hail and even a possible tornado. that same system also brings rain to the plains and checking today's high temperatures well above normal from the great lakes to the northeast, where record highs are possible. chilly in the northwest, 89. in phenix, 79. in los angeles. >> coming up, what we're learning about a grizzly bear attack that left two people dead. >> also had a man known as the hunter is shot and killed at a restaurant. we'll tell you what he was doing at the time. >> but first, the news overnight about the historic powerball lottery jackpot save your home. >> this morning on gma, the powerball lottery jackpot is growing even larger for the 33rd consecutive drawing. >> there was no big winner overnight. that means tomorrow night's drawing will be worth an estimated $1.2 billion. a rare grizzly bear attack has left two people and their dog dead at a national park in canada. >> the victi

in iran and an ideal option for mountaineers, of colors is at play, i dare say this is one of the most amazing views of mount demovent i have ever seen. the track was rocky and steep and it was getting dark a rapid pace. each moment of this track is imbued with wonderful scenes. inpressive headlines seriaa holds a funeral procession for dozens of people killed in a terrorist attack a military academy in holmes. venezuela issues an arrest warrant for opposition leader juan gaedo living in exile in the us. and ukraine says at least 50 people have been killed in a missile strike by russia in the region of karkiv.

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rocky base above and below the alignment. in july 1962 , an expert commission chose karlov. ges, named after the surrounding mountainse where vladimir lenin was exiled, remained in history thanks to a dozen film magazines. the whole country took part in the construction, but leningraders put in the most effort. in 1974, teams of 28 enterprises and organizations entered into a creative agreement, which they called agreement 28. it was about the assistance that all participants in the construction of the hydroelectric station pledged to provide to each other. in scientific. organizations create an automated production system, design units and hydraulic structures, at the leningrad metal plant in 1975 they complete the development of turbines and the technical design of a hydrogen generator, meanwhile the enesei is closed 4 days ahead of schedule, on october 11 , 1975, from a truck driven by the first marble block falls from the openwork, self-storage stones replace each other, after 3 hours the enesey is blocked. recently i had the opportunity to be part of the party delegation of the regional party committee at the ce

but at least we will get back into the 60s unsettled by the end of the week rain and mountain snow out near the rockies west as we dry things out and temperatures get back up into >>> cloudy and cooler around the bay area today. and some rain at times. you see it there on the radar. we do have futurecast chance of rain showers south of san francisco, by midafternoon and early evening around the south bay. although rain totals will stay north of the golden gate across the north base sonoma county and napa county seeing the most of that. look at the impact on mid-60s for san >>> quite the crowd out here on the plaza. want to get those in also a quick reminder, don't miss one of tv's hottest new shows. it's called "the irrational. stars jesse l. martin as a professor lends his expertise to a range of high-stakes cases. you can catch it tonight after "the voice" right here on nbc and streaming on peacock guys, back to that side of the plaza. >> all right. >>> coming up, next foo fighters and shania twain performing together we have that and a lot more on "popstart," but, first, this is "tod" on nbc ay at c

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