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tanker that was smuggling fuel in the gulf they say the vessel was intercepted near iran's far sea island carrying 700000 liters of fuel all its 7 crew members have been detained but iraq has denied on in the vessel this would be the 3rd seizure by iran in less than a month in the gulf which is also has more from. the revolutionary guards media relations department have released a statement saying that they have seized a vessel that they've accused of trying to smuggle 700000 liters of fuel this seizure apparently took place near the island of farsi island which is in between iran and saudi arabia and it parenting happened on wednesday the revolutionary guards said that they seized this vessel and the 7 crew members on board and this vessel is currently now at the port city of shared the 7 people they have been arrested in iran and their national police have not been revealed yet this is another example of how the revolutionary guard have exerted their power and strength and willingness to carry out the security and safety of the waterways around iran this is the 3rd vessel that they have

you can read a book by, and the georgia sea islands, liberated by the union army early in the war, there were plantations that were divided up and black people were given parcels of land to develop. the person who single-handedly rolled back in that policy was andrew johnson. and andrew johnson sent general howard, a hero of the civil war, to those black people living on the georgia sea islands, to tell them, right off of south carolina that they had to get the land back to the former masters who had enslaved them. it's horrible. that was a horrible thing. they never had a chance to own land. i think by 1900 20% of the african-americans in the south owned some kind of plan. and that was not enough to create an economic base for the middle class that would have sufficient economic clout to make a real difference. but, without the ballot, those economic rights could not be protected. in the debate between condoleezza and madeleine, in terms of specifically black americans and the civil war, the most important thing that could've happened, change the fate of interracial democracy in america

howard, the hero of the civil war, to those black people living on those georgia sea islands to tell them that they had to give the land back to the former masters who had enslaved them. it's horrible. that was a horrible thing. so they never had a chance to own land, never -- i think by 1900, 20% of the african-americans in the south owned some kind of land and that was not enough to create economic base, to create a middle class that would have sufficient economic clout to make a real difference. but without the ballot, those economic rights could not be protected. so in the debate between condoleeza and madeleine in terms of specifically black americans following the civil war, the most important thing that could have happened changed the fate of democracy in america was protecting the black man's white to vote and only men could vote, which is why i said black men. and the people who were trying to roll back the civil war understood that that was the vulnerable point. if we could take away their right to vote by intimidating them, discouraging them, threatening them, killing them

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right south of the coastline near charleston down there called the sea islands. so close to the shore. i will cease to be in may. i did not know i was on an island. i thought i was supposed to be on an another island by now. a short little bridge. you don't feel like you're really crossing over much. these become the base. for launching expedition hopefully to retake that. but to have a safe place for the squadron. early in the more november of 1861. the navy launches an attack on port royal island and if the main town of buford. this slide depicts that bombardment which is undertaken now either way. they got in a day. they quickly overtook the island. and then they found themselves around their for the next four years they could get out and back by c but it was another four years before charleston could be successfully taken by union troops. they were there for quite a long time. i use and i just said a couple of times north versus south we have to remember that this was a struggle not as much between north and south but the tween the meaning of america had that

south of the coastline near charleston and you can see charleston at the top and down here is the sea islands they are so close to the shore that honestly -- don't tell anyone. all well, when i first went i did not know i was on an island, i thought it was but to be on an island by now. their short bridges and you don't feel like you crossover much. so what that meant, these become the base of launching expedition and hopefully to retake sumner and simply have a safe place for the squadron. earlier in the work in 1860 when the navy launches an attack on port royal island and is the main town of beaufort in this slide depicts that which was undertaken, and by the way they got it in a day. they quickly overtook the island, they ran ashore with the american flag and then they found themselves marooned for the next four years. [laughter] of course they could get out i see but it would be another four years before charleston could be successfully taken by union troops. so they were there for quite a long time. by the way often -- i said north versus south they sided with the south and southerners

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seen make for a perfect holiday destinations one of them sticks out though the island of zits nicknamed the queen of the north sea. it. is germany's northern most island 40 kilometers of sandy beaches on its west coast i want to its major attractions. here on the north sea you can go swimming at any time it's a popular spot for water sports and there are multiple annual surfing competitions . and the young is a dutch kite surfer. i really like the nature you're in the know it in the south that spots for kite surfing then. 2 days ago a fair been so if in between the seals so it was really a wonderful and a like it's here because you can go shopping and you can do if anything. amid the dunes has been a sex scene a favorite zoot institution it's been here since the 1980 s. and it's been a number one destination for anyone who's hungry for fresh fish. in the 1960 s. and seventy's this beach was famous for its wild parties. won't be valsin millionaires started coming here germany's jet set. suit became the appear to me of german glamour. and even today on the strong buy in company it's about flaunting what you've got.

at this, and on one hand they propose a solution for cytostatic and sanitary controls that would sea islandls that would end up doubling the border on the island of ireland and they talk about comparisons with sweden and switzerland and turkey and the us and canada, irrelevant! here's a really important question then, what is happening right now, and you sit on the senate brexit committee, what's happening in ireland right now in terms of preparing for this increasingly likely no—deal brexit? are you indeed looking at putting back checks on the border, hundreds of customs and other personnel, security personnel, put back on that border? what's the border going to look like post— october the 31st if there no deal? we don't have a concrete a nswer there no deal? we don't have a concrete answer for that and that's what people have to remember, this is an unprecedented event where both sides, the uk and the eu, but ireland in particular, have responsibilities and we're discussing with the eu commission officials about the alternatives but ultimately what we keep coming back to is regulatory ali

the georgia sea islands liberated by the army early in the war, there were plantations and the person who single- handedly rollback the policy was andrew johnson. andrew johnson sent howard a hero of the civil war, to let people living on this island on south carolina that he had to give the land back to the former masters. it was horrible. that was a horrible thing, so they never had the chance to own land, never, i think by 1900, 20% of the african- americans in the south owned some kind of land and that was not enough to create economic base by the middle class that would've had sufficient economic clout to make a difference. but without the ballot, those economic rights could not be protected. so in this debate, in terms of specifically black americans from the civil war, the most important thing that could've happened to change the fate of interracial democracy, protecting the black man's right to vote. and so only men could vote, of course that's why i said black men and the people who were trying to rollback the civil war , that was the vulnerable point. the could take away the

no going back. >> right. >> they will have to make the decision soon as their beloved island succumbs to the rising sea. >> the island is extremely vulnerable and any sort of severe hurricane can wipe them off of the map and force them out prematurely. the project out there should be done by the year 2022. >> all right. what a story. thank you. >> thank you. >> brazil's amazon rain forest is burning at a record rate. there were more than 74,000 fires this year, up 84% from last year. thick smoke has darkened the skies and prompted an outcry on social media. it is not clear how the fires started. brazil's right wing president blames the policy but he said they are being set to make him look bad. a plane crashes and sinks into the pacific and all caught on camera. a new look at the titanic. a new look, it is disappearing. sister jean, this story reaches a milestone and this story has legos. those darn seatbelts got me all crumpled up. that's ok! hey, guys! hi mrs. patterson... wrinkles send the wrong message. sorry. help prevent them before they start with new downy wrinkleguard. it's my special friend,

so the port of oakland can perform maintenance in the area that supplies power to both highland sea islands will use generators but transitioning from the power grids generators requires to one our interactions so there you go to our 4 zone forecast when step outside to be a live picture of all gate bridge which could be shrouded in fog but not so much. >>lawrence is here to tell us about the getaway for cash for those who just want to leave and find some more how you can find that still if you look hard enough and you can see some of the temperatures cooling down not only here but really around the state as high pressure finally beginning to weaken somewhat 8 years ago in forecast as we head into the weekend or go to the monterey bay you'll find those temperatures. well still in the fog along the coastline cool in carmel by the sea but with some patchy fog continuing their 64 degrees 66 in monterrey is 61 degrees some patchy fog in the santa cruz, so the california little more sunshine 73 very comfortable long beach 80 in pasadena and 70 degrees in anaheim in the high country, a whole lot

plus, how rising sea temperatures are impacting wildlife around scotland's shetland islands. e going up a bit, and just a small change in temperatures have a big impact on the food web. summer in europe, but not as we have ever known it. a heat wave sees france shatter its all—time record hitting nearly 46 celsius. and the extreme heat keeps coming in july, another heatwave and this time paris itself sets a new record along with new high temperatures in germany, belgium, the netherlands. and the uk. the city of cambridge records 38.7 celsius. climate scientists warn there could be worse to come as heatwaves become more likely and more extreme because of climate change. the baseline temperature has increased by abouti degrees globally since preindustrial times, and it's that level thatjust means in normal conditions we would see heatwave conditions at temperatures around just above average, but you add that extra layer of heat on and that's when we start to break those records. and now one uk climate scientist has devised a new way of showing how much the world, and the parts o

sea levels. bigiggest island is covered in ice, but for how much longer? melting fasters than ever before. it paints a worrying picture of what could be to come. in one day alone, 11 billion tons of ice melted in one day. 4.4 millionll olympic sized swimming pools. billions of tons of ice melted into the seaea, three times more the usual figure this time of year. blamemets p pin part of t the on the record heat waves, which reached as farar as the arctic. in greenland, tetemperatures h e hit highs of 21 degrees celsius, a record for the islands. is a consequence of man-made global warming. it absorbs more heat than white snow, accelerating thehe meltitg process. the north pole is heating up twice as fast a as the rest of e planet, which is already exexperiencing one of its hottet years since records began. addition. it for this my apologies for the technical problems we were having. i will be back soon. ♪ >> i it was here in these mountains in the north of greece that - -- remain. plans, prepared in .ecrecy surprise, the first dominoes fall within 45 days. signed anr 11, they armistice. >>

last seam sea island, georgia. there are other venues that have been used besides trump resorts. >> i forgot about camp david. we used to use camp david as a place for the president to go with foreign leaders to have summits and negotiate certain things in a different place than the white house. everybody is more relaxed, willing to come to compromises. that's not the case with this president. this president has essential set this up as a financing information to get more profits for his hotels. he either has they events in his hotels or promoting golf courses and resorts whether at these foreign events with all of the other leaders. additionally, i'm just increasingly terrified, because i think one of the things that we forget when we watch donald trump promote his hotel or say things that should inappropriate or tweet things that are ridiculous, he is the commander in chief. he's the person with the nuclear launch codes. when he's joking about nuking hurricanes, other things that are terrifying and result in grea

the sea islands in south carolina. mitchelville on hilton head island. there's a number, and it's all kind of happened in the last decade. it's been very recent. it's also been very local. it's kind of started locally even from some descendents and now we're beginning to see the park service recognizing and helping make this permanent. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you. [ applause ] >> this is a special edition of american history tv. a sample of the compelling history programs that air every weekend on american history tv. like lectures in history, american artifacts, real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency, and special event coverage about our nation's history. enjoy american history tv now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> here's a look at our prime time schedule on the c-span networks. starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, remarks from house ov oversight and reform committee chair on prescription drug prices and his recent conflict with president trump over tweets about baltimore. c-span2, it's become tv with authors w

changes in the seas around shetland make tougher for the island's most popular sea birds.line here due to the number of warming waters, and since 1981 is in a 90% decrease in the number of kittiwakes alone. what he think the main factor is behind those numbers? availability. the sea temperature just goes up a bit and does a small change in temperature it has a big impact on the food web. guillemots and razorbills as far away as montrose, and that's hundreds and hundreds of miles and it would be like me going to glasgow to get my tea. and now back in time to what seems like another world. a london underground poster from the 1920s suggesting that to escape a heat wave above ground you would find it much cooler below ground. fast forward almost a century and anyone who travels london's tube network now knows the trains deep underground can become unbearably hot in a heat wave. it is so unbelievably hot down here, and the bakerloo is by far the worst of all the tube lines. actually it makes you feel ill. more fans and cooling systems using ground water are being put in place

be their cargo that was being smuggled out of iran and seized in the iranian water near the far sea island in the persian gulf it was heading south work toward some arab states on the southern rooms of the persian gulf we are not sure exactly if it was headed to the scent or to some business activity is the legal business people or else this is the news out from al-jazeera still to come on the program as a bonus spreads to a border city in the democratic republic of congo but look at how other countries are preparing to tackle the disease a change of tactics by protesters in hong kong as they try to keep police guessing . and in schools high flying the best of the action from the world where the championship coming up a little later with these. it turned out to the outbreak in the democratic republic of congo and doctors without borders says that nearly 2 thirds of those who've been infected have died one in 3 patients is under the age of 18 now other countries are preparing to prevent the disease reaching that border which is 2000 kilometers away is setting up disease checkpoints along it

relations department of the revolutionary guards they say that they seize this vessel in near far sea island which is an island that sits in the waters in between iran and saudi arabia this vessel was apparently seized on wednesday with 7 crew members on board who have now all been arrested the vessel was then moved to share the port city of share in the south of the country the revolutionary guards have said that this vessel was smuggling 700000 liters of fuel they didn't say where it was coming from that said it was heading to a number of arab countries and the statement also said that the revolutionary guards carried out the seizure or after the quote prior the appropriate documents from the country's judiciary and for now they have not released any more information about the details of this us all right bill so there's also another issue that we want to talk about with you and that is. an indication from the iranian government that it appears that mohammed. zarif the iranian foreign minister actually turned down an offer to go to the white house let's hear what the government spokesman h

me through the sky and water and sea and i couldn't be more excited to find out what landscapes people and adventures await but there's more. i visit to the biggest island in the. sea so. our viewers video of the week takes us to the grand canyon in the us. and told me the local interest in australia koalas included of course. one of the many amazing things about this and widen scene are the holligan tiny islands that some people choose to live on. easier said than done because how do you get there at high tide you can take a boat. at low times you have to resort to horses. or a special narrow gauge train. and i guess you're right yes of course hook on. the train can run any time of the day and the hollies inhabitants use it to transport just about anything furniture food. or visitors like me. 3 kilometers through the mud flats from the mainland to holly. this is where staff includes elizabeth she's one of 23 islanders there just 5 properties here one of them is the local school currently it has 4 pupils no movie theatre no shopping mall only meadows and. the odd tourist. married a man whose family has lived a notch tundish for over 300 years she and he

that they keep on the south sea islands. she was doing a good duplicate of that do you know puplication. so things were not well at this dinner. about that same i saw neil go over to his chair and he went over and bent over and started chatting with her just about the distance from here to there. and all of a sudden she brightened up, a big smile, and marshall tito noticed. and that changed the entire complexion. from then on, we were all big buddies. the next day i cornered neil and i said, geez, neil, that was kind of odd. what the heck were you talking to her about? i heard you were talking about electricity and the invention of the bulb. and he came right back and said, yes, well, her ancestor was one of the first nicolai tesla -- the reason i erased tesla from my memory is -- is tesla's too much today. so anyway, neil says, oh, nicolai tesla, well, she, she's related to him. but that was nothing that had been in our briefing, something that neil had produced on his own. very well received. and that was the way it was al

what the chinese are realizing, south seas islands, artificial islands have limited power projectionotential. at the end of the day we're in a tense moment with china. god willing the combination of diplomacy and thoughtful security thinking will put us in a position where they will never attempt anything they shouldn't. connell: not much attention as you showed, tense moment is circled around economics with the trade fight, but how much has china's military capability gone up in recent years, in your estimation? >> china, one of things that you have to remember, things happen and they don't get talked about. someone talks about them, all of sudden they become a big issue. china has been modernizing last 25 years. they have been trying to accelerate modernization in last 10. two things are happening at once. the united states during the obama years let down their guard in some ways. they did not speak openly about some of these issues with china. the president is now doing that. even as china was modernizing, they are far behind us, even as they were modernizing we were not modernizi

looking at it with all the intensity i'm not quite sure what but of one of the monoliths in the south sea islands and she was doing a good duplication but things were not well at this formal dinner and, about that time i saw neil get up out of his chair and he went over, bent over and started chatting with her just about the distance from here to there and then all of the sudden with the big smile and that change the entire complexion that we were all big buddies and next day i cornered neil, what the heck were you doing talking to her about it, i heard you were talking about electricity and the invention of the bulb and then he came right back and said, yes, well, her ancestor was one of the first tesla. and the reason i erased tesla from my memory is tesla is too much today. [ laughter ] so anyway but she is related to him but that is nothing it had been in our briefing and something neil had produced on his own. it was very well received and that was the way it was, all the way around we got a briefing that said you must never turn your back on the queen of the prints, don't worry about it the

operated by doctors without borders has been circling the same spot in the mediterranean sea the italian island of you know as or close to lump it was or it was refused entry to malta and the italian authorities have ignored 2 appeals by the vessel to dock safely. just days before another drawn out standoff between italy and a ship run by a spanish charity open arms it came to an end when a local prosecutor visited the vessel and after witnessing the conditions on board ordered it to dock overjoyed at finally reaching land they suffered days of distress at sea with no way of knowing if they were going to be able to stay alive just like for us. to see how it's possible that the differing government are can produce. all the international notions we doubt until now you know consequences this monument known as the gate to europe is a symbol of how. has been a welcoming people seeking refuge over the years but italy's anti vikrant interior minister my fair salvini claims that the ngos who've helped me do that and nothing more than taxis the people smugglers it's critics say that he's playing politic

research shows the temperature across the north sea has risen to 1.5 degrees in the last 40 years and that's affecting fishing around scotland's shetland islandsinding out. fish that have been traditionally caught in these waters for generations are moving towards colder seas further north. meanwhile, fish preferring warmer waters are starting to thrive around shetland. alan has been fishing these waters for 38 years, and in that time he's noticed a lot of changes. a lot more cod ten or 15 years ago you would not of seen it. you see big changes in varieties? we are trying to get crab, a lot less of them around and more lobsters. so probably when one moves in another moves out. the climate is massive. a lot of people blame overfishing but one of the biggest things is natural causes. changes around shetland make it tougher for the island's most popular sea birds. hello, helen. the rspb say it's a sharp decline here to the number of warming waters, since 1981 is in a 90% decrease in the number of these alone. what he think the main factor is behind those numbers? availability. the sea temperature just goes up a bit and just a small change in temp

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island of chile way another trendy food salmon is mass produced on fish farms. until recently the local economy was focused on the harvesting of shellfish like mussels oysters and sea snails. the island's population has grown sharply along with the boom in salmon exports salmon and they ship to the northern hemisphere as fishermen luis menounos points. he takes us to visit one of the salmon farms. there are some dolphins out here today. that. the farm consists of pens that contain up to $12000.00 salmon and each luis quit his job here when he realized the extent of the environmental damage. in the mornin the problem is that much of the salmon just things to the seabed. there's also a lot of fish species down there. and all that stuff just piles up sometimes to a height of one meter for that sort of the. exports of fish farm salmon a booming thanks to the huge demand. the stock market has has been working in the salmon industry for 23 years he's a trade union official and speaks openly about the poor conditions that workers face in the factories. you know what i'm going to name you get there when i'm there is a real climate of fear. that the boss is constantly threa

reporter: brene and his neighbors will have to make that wicision soon, as their beloved island succumbs to the rising sea o'donnell: mireya joins us tonight. so, mireya, how much time do they have? >> reporter: well, you know, this island is extremely relnerable, norah. lld literally, any sort of severe hurricane could wipe them off the map and then force these residents out prematurely. otherwise, the government resettlement program, that project out there, it should be done by the year 2022. >> o'donnell: all right. what a story, mireya, thank you. ne thank you. >> o'donnell: brazil's amazon rainforest, the world's largest, ec burning at a record rate. there have been more than 74,000 fires this year, up 84% from last year. thick smoke has darkened the sky in the city of sao paulo. the emergency has prompted an outcry on social media, the nashtag "pray for amazonia." it's not clear how these fires started. critics of brazil's right-wing president blame the worsening disaster on his environmental policies, but he claims the hres are being deliberately set to make him look bad. there's still much more ah