the sentimental journey discovering translate siberia in style. and handyman patrick campbell is a sport stacking the world champions. we start today show with the largest art event this year in the u.k. the great exhibition of the north now over the next eighty days the northern english cities of newcastle and gateshead will host exhibitions and live performances highlights include a special eighty meter water sculpture while we checked out some of the attractions that await visitors. damien hirst's shop preserved in four mile high and john lennon's last piano objects associated with two artists who stand for the north of england in the city of newcastle and its neighboring town of gateshead the art of culture from the region is being celebrated in the great exhibition of the north it's a culmination of concept and street festival. the idea is to hold an eighty day celebration really showcasing the very best of more than design and innovation to actually show the world the punch be shown that the north and northerners has made in terms of some fa

the trance iberian railway has a different meaning for them it's called siberia it's lifeline but more in the sense that it's simply a form of transportation. to translate theory and links moscow and lot of us talk was constructed in the late nineteenth century to transport wood or and other resources from industrially underdeveloped siberia to the west it was built bit by bit and completed one hundred years ago. the route stretches over eight different time zones often tourguide dietmar hébert has to remind the passengers that they need to turn back their clocks. i want to remind you that we will be possible through two time zones tonight so please remember to turn back your clocks. but if i traveling west on the trans-siberian train passengers again six hours so ironically if there had never to bleed jet lagged on board. but there's lots of time to enjoy the journey still why travel all distance by train instead of by plane. he missed so much when you're on a plane and you don't get to interact culture quite as my guess they train seems that way when you can get as close to the cultu

one nine hundred century to transport wood or and other resources from industrially underdeveloped siberia in the west it was built bit by bit and completed in one thousand nine hundred sixteen. the roots stretches over many different time zones often to a guy ditmar a but has to remind passengers to adjust their watches and clocks to get over. the surface it will be passing through two time zones tonight so please remember to turn back your clocks by two hours. british come back traveling west on the trans-siberian train gains passengers five hours that doesn't sound like much but jet lag is inevitable. but there's certainly lots of time to enjoy the journey but why travel all this distance by train when flying would be much faster. you miss so much when you're on a plane and you don't get to interact with the culture quite as mightest the train seems that way where you can view it as close to the culture as possible as opposed to the people at one in either place you and phil see is where life is possible. this is the capital of the autonomy republic of tatarstan for centuries muslims ch

a lot of russians here to translate period railway has a different meaning for them it's called siberia's lifeline but more in the sense that it's simply a form of transportation. the trans iberian train links moscow to vladivostok in russia's far east it was constructed in the late one nine hundred century to transport wood or and other resources from industrially underdeveloped siberia in the west it was built bit by bit and completed in one thousand nine hundred sixteen. the route stretches over many different time zones often to a guy ditmar a but has to remind passengers to adjust their watches and clocks to get over. the surface of it will be passing through two time zones tonight so please remember to turn back your clocks by two hours. this time by traveling west on the trans siberian train gains passengers five hours that doesn't sound like much but jet lag is inevitable. but there's certainly lots of time to enjoy the journey but why travel all this distance by train when flying would be much faster. thank you miss so much when you're on a plane and you don't get to interact cul

this low pressure across siberia, it will drift north for the second half of the weekend ahead of thatme very, very warm and increasingly humid air in from the continent. no end in sight to our heatwave. sta rt continent. no end in sight to our heatwave. start saturday morning on relatively fresh note for many. we also start off with a fair amount of cloud which will have drifted in from the north sea overnight. it could take a while to break so if you are out and about dolby spies to see cloud overhead, but it will break, long spells of sunshine. the extent of the orange shade here on our temperature chart, a bit cooler close to these north sea coasts but for parts of the midlands, maybe east and south wales you might get temperatures up to 28—29. as we go through saturday night it's been fresh but going to see more warmth, particularly down towards the south. tem pters particularly down towards the south. tempters might not be lower than 1617 in cardiff and london, still a bit cooler and fresher for the north, a slightly muggy day on sunday. as this area of low pressure, that cloud i

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quite steamy ahead of that, we have a lot of hot air and quite steamy air that is pushing up across siberiaill head towards southern parts of the uk this weekend. overnight, all that low cloud that has been sitting on the east coast is pushing them across scotland and england, misty by the end of the night. where we have the heat, it will be warm overnight. tomorrow morning, it will not last long, that miss dando cloud of burns off and the heat starts to build quickly along those north seacoast, cooler, brightand build quickly along those north seacoast, cooler, bright and sunny for the most part. high temperatures in west wales towards the west country, 30 degrees or so widely, another lovely day on the way. further into the weekend, for the start of the week, knights will get warmer and start of the week, knights will get warmerand in start of the week, knights will get warmer and in the south in particular, more humid as well. we bring in the hot air from particular, more humid as well. we bring in the hot airfrom the near continent ahead of this area of low pressure drifting closer to t

from a finger bone from central asia, from siberia, that they ghthwas a modern human. but when they sequenced the d.n.a., it was from a population that was neither neanderthal nor modern human. so this was an incredible revelation to all o.f >> reporter: that suggests that there are still yet to be found, other kinds of archaic humans? >> that's right. you know, i think we're alone on the planet now, but 50,000 years aengo, it would have uch like the scene in "star wars," with many, many different humans, all similar to each comprehensible to each other in some ways. many of them as big-brained as us, but much more different from each other than people who live today. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest sheurprise inncient d.n.a. research, though, is in more recent human history. we may think mass migration and mixing of cultures is a modern phenomenon, but ibeturns out to the story of our species-- ay've always moved and alw mixed. >ma> the idea that populations today might correspond to age-old separations, tens of thousands of years old, that have existed from time imm

high—pressure steering those weather fronts at bay and it is notjust here in the uk but right across siberiaand eastern parts of europe as well. the heat is developing either further north on tuesday. temperatures getting into the high 20s and that is into the 80s fahrenheit. wednesday, a similar story. you can see right on the coast that temperatures went to be quite so high. even in scotland and northern ireland, mid—to high 20s. not much rain however in the forecast. delicate plants, a bit of an issue. selection of towns and cities next week, dipping temperature later in the week with some atlantic air. it does look as we will have some changes we go forward but as the daytime temperatures creep up, so does the night but hopefully the humidity is when too unbearable. through the week, those temperatures are creeping up by night as well. next weekend, we may see a little bit of rain coming, possibly a thunderstorm but at the moment, it looks set to turn dryer. some hot weather around but some of the stronger sunshine you see here in the uk as well. year this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak.

technology we can watch a game here on a smartphone thingy said alexy children and the cd there from siberia to travel around russia. so i rushed off finally after being on the train for what sixteen hours didn't get much sleep believe during that time better going to spawn of my face as you read your stuff this is where relation my isis and i don't want to play much my stand to win in the woods. meantime i need to get fresh. russia is currently playing host to over two million world cup fans from all over the globe however sadly in the run up to the world cup some in the british media seem to be less interested in the beautiful game and too interested in trying to scare fans away very many threatening headlines warning of russian hooligans and extreme violence during the tournament but it seems these are cycle predictions were just a way off the mark is our correspondent he goes down off now investigates. a celebration of unity good sportsmanship and an inspiration to a future generation of athletes in other words something that world cup twenty teen appear not to promise to all those engli

undergoing huge distances themselves to see there are favorite players in action this group travelled from siberia to see team france in an open training session on inside moscow may have something to get nervous about as well after france's teenage sensation. limp diet with an uncle injury following eighteen minutes. later tweeted thankfully it was nothing serious there are also plenty of french funds in attendance i see him told us how far they think their country can go in the lead up to the semifinals of the ball be disappointed if we don't make it to the final. i think that we can get to the four no although i'm not sure i could say. we want to win who wants a second star. the french get behind their tame they've been getting quite inventive with their terrorist. oh are you going to sit. on a case that joke was lost on you french movie stars gerard depardieu is in fact a citizen of russia a resident of star run this which is one of the his cities during the training session there were plenty of children in the stands getting into the. spirit. and supporters seem to be undeterred by some of th

are having to cover great distances to see some of their favorite stars in action this group from siberia traveled some six zero zero zero kilometers to watch thing france warm up in an open training session just outside of moscow there are also plenty of french fines in attendance up to steve you have told us how far they think their country can go in the. lead up to the final that is i'll be disappointed if we don't make it to the final but. i think that we can get to the point although i'm not sure i could say we will win. one two when we want to second start. now despite some media hysteria over whether funds should travel to russia citing safety fears police from thirty three countries have joined forces to make everyone feel a little safer and for foreign funds to hear a language they understand during their stay for the twenty eight thousand finals on tuesday i joined international police center was opened at base then the police academy in a suburb of moscow that the security personnel will share intelligence to keep crowds peaceful the officers say don't expect any trouble during

technology we can watch a game here on a smartphone to me so alexy children and the city they're from siberia the travel around russia. so rushed off on a half thing on the train for what sixteen hours can get. much for each militia during that time but i'm going to smile on my face because you were in russia and this is where croatia caio i sense and i want to great match you should be iceland to win and i would see continued i will come in the meantime i need to get fresh and. i think that if i'm out there checking out that things stay in our train journey from sochi to watch them on down for the courage to iceland encounter and making it travelling by train quite plummer said it's bringing up bringing trains back into fashion but for its group see already formed the intrigue those days for group d. will messi doesn't go home just three games this world cup we're going to find out in just three hours stay with us for all the latest world cup special coverage as the goals that called red the penalties all come pouring in and we'd like to stop by here from our studio all right so it will be t

this problem will meet you in person and i will prove that we stand by our obligations through in siberia you have a lot of land. but we cannot just give it without any infrastructure prepared for the people to leave there so the queue we have is for. families big families and the land we are disability is the land we have all this free gas and water pipeline but what about the four children families well that's how it is interpreted by the officials on the grounds. well. you know when you talked about some of the officials who don't understand something to each well you need to understand who these officials are. when again we shouldn't be driven from the formalities they need to be guided by the interests of the people but again the family. can usually use the east and again. they do have them any solutions of discipline which i think it will. only families with least four children but the most care the lands you need to revise. those decisions because you know those who raised three children you know it so your feet . rose up to that challenge so we need to encourage the families like

better take a long holiday during the world cup otherwise we'll give you an even longer holiday in siberia so the russian authorities are certainly making sure that fans here will be safe in the capital and across the country now i see relations between the kremlin and the west have cast a shadow over this tournament have these weekend ties impacted this world cup in any way as of right now. well absolutely there were huge tensions in the past few months particularly over the poisoning of former russian spy said against the fall in salzburg and the british royal family and top british officials actually won't be attending the world cup over that but fears of a wider boycott seem to not have played out there won't be a boycott boycott in fact twenty over twenty hads of government will be attending the opening here in moscow today and this is really a huge opportunity for the russian government as well to show a different side of russia a to show a different face of russia and and for the people here as well people are very much looking forward to that one woman told me we really have a lot

alexy of children and the scenery there from siberia to travel around russia. so i rushed off finally half thing on the train for sixteen hours to get much sleep only during that time but going to spawn of my face it was raining. and this is where i am i since and i don't want to great night should be licensed to wind in the woods against their will. i mean time i need to get fresh and. that was a pleasant surprise when someone says sixteen hour train journey i think i want to nightmare but the how to really know how you could actually do to stay with us for all the latest world cup special coverage still millionaire moscow still milk the phone gold actually though we do have a school update for you coming in just now breaking news not useful breaking news it's come out it's peruvanam it's the fun b. school one of their short term goals twenty seven shots in goal no goals they have a lead could be your asses why because apollo get approved finally have the goal finally get their first well three points so far too late for the bullshit other gung ho but you know

also having to cover huge distances to see their favorite stars in action this group traveled from siberia to see team france in an open training session i decided moscow and in fact they had something to get nervous a by to after france's teenage sensation killing them by a limp tied with an ankle injury following a teammate's tackle that p.s.g. man thankfully later tweeted it was nothing serious he huge missed the world. they're also putting a french funds in attendance of the stadium and they told us how far they think their country can go in the tournament. lead to the senate minority will be disappointed if we don't make it to the final. i think that we can get to the forno although i'm not sure i could say you will win. one or two women who want to circumstance. and liking the optimism well despite what seems like no end of media history of whether funds should travel to russia citing safety fears police from thirty three countries have joined forces to make everyone feel about it safer and for foreign funds to hear a language they understand during their stay for the twenty thousand

once prevalent from siberia all the way to western europe, today they're critically endangered speciesgolia. the bbc‘s abdujalil abdurasulov has followed a scientific expedition attempting to save them from extinction. we drive on what used to be the seabed of an agent of showing millions of years ago. now it's an ancient fast grassland of central kazakhstan. the journey to find the saiga antelopes is long and full of challenges. just 20 years ago there we re challenges. just 20 years ago there were more than 1 challenges. just 20 years ago there were more than1 million challenges. just 20 years ago there were more than 1 million saiga. challenges. just 20 years ago there were more than1 million saiga. but a mere decade later, 95% of their population was killed off by poaching and diseases. they were declared as a critically endangered species. thanks to conservation efforts, their numbers slowly started to grow again. but in 2015, an infectious disease outbreak wiped out nearly all of the saiga population in central kazakhstan. the saiga is a really key element of the ecosystem. they

technology we can watch a game here on a smartphone to me so alexy of children and the city there from siberia to travel around russia. so i rushed off on a half thing on the train for what sixteen hours. i don't get much they can only do in that time but i'm going to spawn of my face because we're in real stealth and this is where our life of pi i sense and i don't want to write not should be a license to win and it's a concern you that will come i mean time i need to get freshened up. and stay with us throughout the day for all the latest well cut special coverage on a crunch taste so seem and you can also get a live text updates on all the action to. apply for many clubs over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch for the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman he just killed in a round of spend spend be true to the twenty million album fly. it's an experience like nothing else want to because i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so well chance with. the bass it

been basically told take a holiday during the world cup or you'll have an even longer haul a day in siberia and there's a huge amount of security forces out in the cities as well i'm only i see relations between the kremlin and the west have these we can ties impact of this world cup in any way well not so far. ahead of the world cup particularly over the poisoning the poisoning of former russian spy sergei screwball in salzburg there were threats of a boycott that hasn't happened yet and there is very much a sense though here that on the international stage russia is kind of always the country to blame so this is very much a chance for the russian government to show a different side to russia to show a different face and people here as well are looking forward to that one woman said to me we have a lot to show the world t w correspondent emily sure went in moscow thank you. about what's going to happen on the pitch as we mention it will be host russia taking on saudi arabia and the first match a world cup opener is cause for excitement for any football fan even when the two teams taking pa

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technology we can watch a game here on a smartphone to me so alexy of children and the city there from siberia to travel around russia. so rushed off on a half thing on the train for what sixteen hours didn't get much sleep to be honest during that time better i got a smile on my face because you're in rostov and this is where croatia play i sense an art and want to great matches should be iceland have to win in order to continue their world cup i mean time i need to get freshened up. and that distance is over eighteen hundred kilometers well done and they will stay with us throughout the day for our world cup special coverage with plenty of action to look forward to a day thirteen and the prospect that argentina may just pass. it is really just thought is drastic to us it has taken care of our cars just as you could find for most of them from a completely different car to i would just. as static. the problem is that we can know how they stayed within the state they call a nice place it's not part of sweden. but want to get on the computer. decked out. no no and pacing up stop stop stop stop f

times of but china now will be closer in relationship with russia for investment in the northern siberia and at the same time countries in europe or even the one i come from i come from italy we are looking at a closer relationship with russia perhaps a real discussion and maybe lifting the sanctions against russia and again china is again being seen as the people to a role in helping. getting closer relationship such as i want soft power economic ties and the opportunity to expand its inmates meant to see you know peaceful investment into the first of all central asia ok can i get out say thank you well that g. seven summit that we touched on ended with an escalating round between the u.s. and canada after leaving the meeting early for his trip to singapore don't trump withdrew his backing of a joint communique signed by the group's leaders he blamed it on what he called weak and dishonest statements from the canadian prime minister john hendren has more from quebec city the g. seven summit in canada began in crisis in ended in conflict u.s. president donald trump came late left early a

wasn't the coldest flight, it was among the two percent coldest and minus 101 degrees f flying over siberiand it had very low thrust during cruise. a nighttime flight, trying to avoid thrust to not wake up the sleeping passengers and that's important because high thrust -- there's ambient ice dissolved in the fuel it and will form on the fuel system piping, and when you hit the thrust, they'll knock it off. so if you don't have a lot of thrust during a cruise, you'll accumulate more ice, and they had a particularly high thrust on approach. so they decided it was the worst combination of those three things, or 175,000 flights and did redesign the shell and tube exchanger. that's what impact 259 feet per second looks like with the landing gear extended. shoved the landing gear through the wings. one person had a bren leg -- a broken leg. that was the only injury. i look at dutch roll as it is historically interesting and there's a few recent examples. the first large swept wing plane was a bomber designed for boeing for the air force, and it wouldn't fly straight. so boeing solved the problem

i don't care if it's in japan or if it's in new zealand or siberia. rest of my life with you. and will you marry me? >> and i said yes, of course. i had to put him out of his misery. he looked like he was going to collapse. >> so i was engaged and we didn't know what we were going to do from there or where we were going to go, but we knew we were having a baby and we were going to get married. >> in fact, you got married twice. >> yeah, we did, yeah. >> two weddings. the first in indiana, the second one in new zealand. and there was a special guest at that one. two-month-old sebastian. >> that one. >> yeah, getting real. get something good distance. >> after promising his mother it was never going to happen, sure enough, zach and his family now live in new zealand. he works for the government, georgia at a recruitment agency and sebastian is growing up. in 2014, we brought them back to japan for the first time since it all happened. >> my name is georgia. >> georgia! >> this teacher and her students knew about georgia and zach. many here looked upon t

the last time i was here russia was kaulgd the ussr, my brother and i somewhere in the middle of siberiand in 1980s moscow, the only indication there was western influence was the pepsi stand outside our in tourist state-run hotel. that was it. today you come to st. petersburg and there's a four seasons hotel and american fast food. subway, kfc. you look at this. this is a russian made automobile. it was common place back then. i'm sure it is in some other parts of the country. today in st. petersburg, it's considered to be a classic automobile, something us tourists were taking pictures next to and you look over there, there's a range rover. all i'm suggesting the standard of living has gotten better for a number of people here in this country. you can check me on twitter @bobnbc. i'll post scenes from right over there at the st. petersburg soccer stadium for march 39, that is again, tonight. from st. petersburg. >> i love it. nice moon to do that on his vacation. don't forget telemundo 48 is the home for copa de mundial. australia taking on peru in just a few minutes and denmark agains

they were not produced any longer because russia had his own gas supplies to bring to market from siberia so mr john was stock was reserves and no market. unocal wanted to build two pipelines one for oil and one for gas the pipelines would go from many stunned through afghanistan pakistan and india a distance of well over seventeen hundred kilometers construction costs would be close to ten billion dollars. of gonna stun could earn four hundred million dollars per year in transportation costs which would more than double the afghan government's income at that time the whole area is just in turmoil you know the pakistanis don't like the afghans afghans don't like the fact stan is the turkmen are skeptical of both of them and then he got india and pakistan all is just a mess in there. as he gets up there was a power vacuum off to the withdrawal of soviet forces and local schools foot of the territory in a for trusted civil war i. realize. it is only. in the north people gathered around the northern alliance and its leader ahmed shah massoud the so-called lion of publishers. in the south and

strzok's been kind of sent off to the equivalent in the fbi of siberia. miss page has left the fbi. you know, i think they made errors of judgment in doing those tweets. my guess is maybe mr. wray was talking about mr. strzok when he said we're going to review the report and think about further disciplinary actions. as you noted, the ig also concluded that a, they were even more aggressive than some of the other fbi agents and prosecutors in pursuing the clinton e-mail case and that they did nothing, they took no actioning that the ig could find that in any way influenced the conduct of this investigation or when aftwent ar mr. trump. the president will say there's a deep state conspiracy proven by one e-mail and you know, i think they were again, it was unfortunate but they were like a lot of other people in america saying oh, my god, we can't let this happen. >> thanks for being with me tonight. >> thanks, chris. >> my interview with a former staffer of a child detention center holding it kids as young as 4 years old to get a rare account of what he describes as prison-like condit

those countries include, iraq, iran, siberia, sudan and yemen. at the time critics said not one major suspect came from any of those nations. in fact, the largest number of terrorists have come from the u.s. the question is why is it fair to sidge out the muslim majority countries if history shows blocking them wouldn't have prevent any major prior attack, mr. donovan? >> that list was created by barack obama. and there's about 45 other predominantly muslim countries in the world. so when people are calling the travel pause -- because the president was only asking for a 90-day pause they were calling it a muslim ban. we were banning travel from these seven countries that we didn't have a proper vetting antiss to assure that when pascal came with a passport that it was him. at the time there were 700 million passports were stolen. we didn't know if that person was coming from syria or a terrorist. our enemies told us they were going to compromise the refugee program in syria. so it was a very dangerous situation. while this was going on in courts,

they were not produced any longer because russia had his own gas supplies to bring to market from siberia so ministry on the stock was reserves and no market. unocal wanted to build two pipelines one for oil and one for gas the pipelines would go from many stunned through afghanistan pakistan and india a distance of well over seventeen hundred kilometers construction costs would be close to ten billion dollars. of gonna stun could earn four hundred million dollars per year in transportation costs which would more than double the afghan government's income at that time the whole area is just in turmoil you know the pakistanis don't like the afghans afghans don't like the fact stan is the turkmen are skeptical of both of them and then you've got india and pakistan all is just a mess in there. just. as he gets set up there was a power vacuum off to the withdrawal of soviet forces and local schools foot of the territory in a for trusted civil war i. realize it. because only. in the north people gathered around the northern alliance and its leader ahmed shah massoud the so-called lion of publi

down off of siberia, we might start to see an area of low pressure that does not want to move much andat high pressure sets, but the potential for things to warm up next week. this is bbc news. the headlines at 10pm. the prime minister warns that tax rises will be needed to pay for more funding for the nhs. so across the nation, taxpayers will have to contribute a bit more in a fair and balanced way to support the nhs we all use. donald trump says the united states will not be a migrant camp as he defends his policy on separating families at the border. the government has lost a vote in the house of lords over its brexit plans. peers backed a call to give parliament a bigger say in the event of a "no deal" departure from the eu. also coming up — victory in volgograd for england. two goals from captain harry kane see the side beat tunisia 2—1 in their first world cup game. and we meet the 10—year—old who's just become

the british isles, i don't think it will reach us on wednesday but they are there to be had across siberiape. further north it a different kettle of fish, it's a warmer prospect there for some areas and it's a prospect extending into the southern parts of scandinavia. mistake you further into the southern parts of china. this ribbon of cloud extends all the way from the islands of japan but it's this portion that we are quite interested in because this is a tropical depression. the wind although i'm showing it there, the circulation is quite nicejust to showing it there, the circulation is quite nice just to the west of hong kong is not a great issue, what is a great issue is that we show you those colours, that rainfall totals is in the next couple of days very slow moving and you could be looking at 400 mm of rain. and similar sorts of totals are distinct the possible asi of totals are distinct the possible as i move you a little bit further towards the west into south asia where the south asia monsoon is now well in hand across the seven states of india through sri lanka and the more ea

of but china now will be closer in their relationship with russia for investment in the northern siberia and at the same time countries in europe or even the one i come from i come from italy we are looking at a closer relationship with russia perhaps a real discussion and maybe lifting the sanctions against the russia and again china is again being seen as a people to role in helping. getting closer relationship such as i want soft power economic ties and the opportunity to expand its inmates meant to see you know peaceful investment into first of all central asia ok can i get out say thank you while that g. seven summit that we touched on ended with an escalating round between the u.s. and.

straightest shot before putting her in siberia. >> there's a blank spot next to her. >> it's for here been sitting here since 4:00. >> we've been teasing this for hours. >> first of all, what are you two? >> never met her. never met her. >> you guys clearly have a thing going on. >> yeah. >> savannah and i -- >> it ended abo an hour ago. we're having a hard time. >> she came with me. >> yeah. we have a hard time. >> get a stylist. >> yeah. >> i got it from your mom. >> this is going well. >> okay. >> hi. >> anything over here, you can -- >> did it -- >> like in the movie. >> you have it. >> it's your shot. >> this is my hand will occasionally come into frame. >> she'll step right in front of me every time. >> can we talk about the movie, please? >> anything but her. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> oscar-winner. >> emmy-winner. emmy. >> i did. >> got one. >> it's true. you have two, don't you? >> you have two. >> this is going well for you. >> i all wrote letters, give her something. when it comes to publicizing the movie, oscar-winner. >> woo. >> sorry. >> you're going to edit this, right?

lithuania, estonia, poland and ukraine were still beholden to what ted poe calls the napoleon of siberia, mr. putin. if they did not do what mr. putin wanted, they lost all power. summers were scorching. winters were bitter cold. comply or punish, you are not free. america right now is taking these weapons away from mr. putin, cheap natural gas takes away the hooks of tyranny. this is important. even for countries that don't buy our gas. because our gas is making the market a true market with competition and lower prices. that market puts a lid on bad actors and what they can charge. but sadly, this explosion, this dominance caught the previous administrations by surprise and on ere way behind the curve natural gas in the global market. good news. the energy and commerce committee stepped up in this congress to make sure we get these exports going, these projects approved quickly. we made sure they're safe, great for our environment, with minimum impacts. and we take all the local concerns into account. but red tape and these silly delays hurt us. we have stopped that and got a free mark