and sicily sits in the middle. sicily is the stepping stone.place to establish a trade center. now, the carthaginians came about 800 years before christ? how long did they stay here? -they stayed for 400 years and, eventually, were destroyed by the greeks. -we don't know very much about carthage. why? because they lost all the wars. -they lost the important wars. we often say the winners write history. in this case, if you lose a war, you lose your right to say your side of the story. 02/01/22 02/01/22 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> russia has assembled a massive force of more than 100,000 troops along ukraine's border. these are combat forces and special forces, prepared to conduct offensive actions into ukraine. >> d

there are no other companies here in sicily hiring. it makes me angry to see a company that has made so much money and now decides to lay people off. it's certainly not a company in trouble. this whole situation isn't and justice she to my while fi as income doubled in 2021 compared to the previous 3 years thanks to his coven vaccine developed with germany's by on tech. the companies even received substantial public aids to get the drug to market. and italian politician we heard from wants to know why the states allegedly doing nothing about the redundancies. mister abilene defies it because i am when the pfizer plans in catania and outs a 130 staff cuz we were faced to the double paradox. again, a big farmer, joy and that is, bo huge profits. during this pandemic with help from public funding was sending home its workers. what does the state do? nothing for the state right now is without industrial policy, without the ability to protect workers. and it does not care about the future of workers, c, a, b, l o, a french t, v journalist,

there are no other companies here in sicily hiring. it makes me angry to see a company that has made so much money and now decides to lay people off. it's certainly not a company in trouble. this whole situation is an injustice that flies as income doubled in 2021 compared to the previous 3 years thanks to it's cobra vaccine developed with germany's bond tech. to companies even received substantial public aid to get the drug to market. an italian politician we heard from wants that i why the states alleged to allegedly doing nothing about the ordinances studied him in defies it. because then when the pfizer plans in catania announced a 130 staff cause we were faced to the double paradox in a big farm. a giant that is bo huge profits during this pandemic with help from public funding, sending home its workers. what does the state do? nothing. the state right now is without industrial policy, without the ability to protect workers. and it does not care about the future of workers. ah, a french t. v journalist out her interview, we have b

. ♪♪ ♪♪ -in a small town above palermo stands one of sicily's great art treasures -- the cathedral of ♪♪ in the 11th century, when the muslim arabs were tossed out by the christian normans, the normans made sicilian civilization grander yet, building monumental norman churches. this massive church, so richly ornamented, shows the glory of that age. ♪♪ ancient columns and capitals, gifted by the pope to bolster his southern border of christendom, were shipped here all the way from rome. ♪♪ the church was built to show off the power of the norman king, william ii, shown here boldly standing while being crowned by christ. the interior is famous for its exquisite 12th-century mosaics. each panel tells a story from the bible. there's adam and eve being tempted by the serpent, angels climbing jacob's ladder, and noah building his ark and filling it with animals. ♪♪ it was designed to function as a bible storybook. for centuries, early christians debated whether or not images were appropriate in church. to solve this controversy, called the iconoclastic controversy, a pope called a conventio

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erupting again, setting up a nearly 8 mile high cloud of volcanic smoke and ash over the east part of sicilyva flowed around the southern part of the mountain. >> so far, no injuries or property damage have been reported. authorities did issue an aircraft warning and the local airports in the cis lee area on the island was temporarily closed earlier this month that not erupted, sending volcanic lightning bolts across the sky. very active there. after all these years now to our 4 zone forecast as we give you a live look at a glowing quite tower that is going. >> kron four's rebecca strom acera back a week of fall. a lot of changes. yeah. big changes guys. on saturday we saw 70's. it was a nice way to start the holiday weekend and now we're wrapping up on a much colder note. in 50's that we saw across much of the bay area today, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. in fact, a mostly clear shot here of the golden gate bridge. but sometimes you can see the camera kind of sway back and forth. the winds still a factor tonight and they're going to remain that way over the next couple of days. and the

i know you talked about the brotherly and sicily love between russians and ukrainians. just remind us who the as of battalion is, especially because it here in britain a, we are hearing implicit comparisons between russia and nazi germany and vladimir putin. and hitler am who are the as of italian, that the british weapons are arming and the us soldiers are actively de facto backing. actually, we also have a very strong, a reasons to compare the nato with nazi germany will not say exits actually, because that is the same group of countries plus the k and the united states for us, hitler was just the west. it was just wondering, you know, i image is olu at this point when they go completely disagree with that comparison and say they're definitely not nazis over is a nazi but tell you they have nazi flags. they have matt st. insignia, and they are considering gentler to be their hero. well, well, the whole ukrainian army now has their battle cry slow grain going slow, but this is the battle cry off the ukrainians in the nazi battalions of motion assess. that is exactly, t

there are no other companies here in sicily hiring. it makes me angry to see a company that has made so much money and now decides to lead people off. it's certainly not a company in trouble. this whole situation isn't. and justice wise, as income doubled in 2021 compared to the previous 3 years. thanks to his cobit vaccine developed with germany's by on tech or the companies received substantial public aid in various forms to get the drug to market. the italian politician we heard from asking why the state isn't doing anything about the redundancies. i studied him in to fight it because i am when the pfizer plans and catania and outs, a 130 staff cuts, we were faced to the double paradox. a big pharma giant that is, bo huge profits during this pandemic with help from public funding sending home its workers. what does the state do? nothing for the state right now is without industrial policy, without the ability to protect workers. and it does not care about the future of workers. european elegance. okay, that's how it looks from mosco

the volcano sent up a nearly 8 mile high cloud of smoke and ash over eastern sicily. >> you can see there lava flowing around the southern part of the mountain. there it is coming downhill so far. no injuries or property have been property damage has been reported, but authorities did issue an aircraft warning and the local airport had to be temporarily shut down earlier this month that interrupt this any well. cannick lightning bolts across the sky to so that part of certainly. active this the volcano. >> once again sending all that smoke and ash and lava all over the region. another check of the weather here as we turned the attention back closer to home. luckily the weather forecast despite the fact that we're getting snow and rain. mild, everybody will take that over a volcanic eruption in agree. let's just stick with the snowfall that we've got. it's a welcome sight. not just because that's the alternative, but because >> really drought is such a gripping for us here across the state. so looking at that snow in the sierra, obviously it makes a little tricky for travel, but it is supe

progress. officials met in berlin to the so called normandy format talks mediated by france and germany sicily. unfortunately, almost 9 hours of talks have ended without any significant results formed in documents. but if we go through, we hope that the ukrainian authority will have enough prudence not to launch combat actions against their own citizens. on the other side of the contact line. the whole years business did. yes. today we have disagreements. yes, there are issues which have to be coordinated, but there is a will to continue and there is a will to negotiate. this is the key thing. what was the more the best days color, obviously, without the escalation, without withdrawal of russian troops from our borders. one cannot speak of calm that the situation can be combed. but we, the president and our team are working 247 to make it happen. to the world news now in foreign ministers from the u. s. laid quad group, amazing in australia, have pledged to deepen cooperation against what they call co wage and in the pacific region. the block includes estrella, japan and india, and it's remark

any unwelcome near russia's borders said so, so causing uproar from locals on the italian island of sicily, the furious of the alliance, his life fire drills or damaging the mediterranean shoreline practice shillings left craters in the landscape at the point to be on good nature reserve. and environmentalists say the drills of had a devastating effect on the ecosystem that with vibrations from the explosions cause in coastal erosion. local say they've been trying for years to get the military to stop practicing in the area onto another headline, news and canadian authorities of launched a crackdown on the freedom convoy demonstrators. hundreds of officers in riot gear, some carrying automatic weapons broke up crowds in the capital. distressing video being shed online shows mounted police forcing their way through, protested ah, [000:00:00;00] with blue. oh, i. 7 protested, resisting arrest were forcefully taken away by offices with several pin to the ground before being handcuffed among them. movement organizes the interim. all to a police chief confirmed the dozens of arrests were made d

there are no other companies here in sicily hiring. it makes me angry to see a company that has made so much money and now decides to lead people off. it's certainly not a company in trouble. this whole situation isn't. and justice wise, as income doubled in 2021 compared to the previous 3 years. thanks to his cobit vaccine developed with germany's by on tech or the companies received substantial public aid in various forms to get the drug to market. the italian politician we heard from asking why the state isn't doing anything about the redundancies was probably mean to fight it. because then when the fire the planting catania announced a 130 staff cuts, we were faced to the double paradox. and a big farmer giant that is, bo huge profits during this pandemic with help from public funding sending home its workers. what does the state do? nothing. the state right now is without it industrial policy. without the bill.

for which there will be warnings alliteration coast, a snow for italy and for the high ground of sicily and obviously greece. but it's easing up in the balkans. that's also true of the strong wind. but if i edge in towards turkey, you see a lot of snow here for tuesday and probably wednesday rain. we haven't got the heights or cross cypress, northern syria, and lebanon with sunshine to follow. and he gets even snow, yeah. edgy into the southern caucasus. this during wednesday in north africa caught a strong winds being set up with sand in algeria. ah ah, the shake him odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information, go to w, w, w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. ah, hulu. ah, from other top stories, how to 0? russia has ramp top attacks on ukraine's biggest cities and khaki has been bombarded by artillery. possibly killing dozens, with reports that cluster bombs were used. fighting is also be reported in mario pole and the capital key was bracing for another night. shel

the 3,330—metre high volcano on the italian island of sicily erupts several times a year but rarely causess week. no new named storms, but still some wet and windy weather at times. and of course we�*ve got the legacy of all those storms, still some flooding. this is the picture in shrewsbury in shropshire. and it�*s really through the rest of the day, we�*re going to be continuing to see flood warnings in force, particularly across england and wales. there�*s also been a few for scotland as well. now, all down to the fact that we have got another band of rain approaching from the north—west, so some of that rain�*s going to be falling on areas that really could do without it. still quite a lot of isobars on the map, so it�*s going to be another breezy day on tuesday, but certainly not those disruptive winds that we�*ve seen recently. to start the day, it�*ll be coldest towards the east. that�*s where we will have had the clearest skies for longest overnight, but rain already across northern ireland and scotland. could be quite heavy through tuesday morning with some blustery winds. that s

i'm to sicily deejay, who plays britney spears. i don't know much about that. but it be easy thing changed into public opinion. mean mrs. what it's all about, isn't it? it's true. i feel like people are in support of the truckers, there is a massive wave of love and support and i and freedom. and i think the mainstream media is hiding that and not giving in a voice. and there's a bubbling frustration with canadians who aren't getting their voices heard, and the some papers can page. it's joe rogan, he became a prior in the mainstream media for his keys and vaccines. but, and he has a huge following on his podcast. her, do you feel as though that people have just lost trust the mainstream media and are turning to people, perhaps like yourself we, when you say what you believe it seems to strike a chord with many yes. if you look at joe rogan, who is the greatest, ah, content producer on the planet right now, his ratings are crushing the mainstream narrative. now he's gone from the fringe into becoming the mainstream. so anyone who compares me, joe rogan, i, i ta

oh, well awesome dish will have to just and that limits their product range in sicily. jaylish now composure them out. these owns a thrown into the sea. also, when they come into contact with the woo settled, they dissolve and disappear the alga return to their original environment. their original condition shipped a great idea. but there is a catch you shall do you and you will design, gets shown courses. so key exist in today, we don't have access to all of the algae and brittany projects, if you can only get access to limited amount. dylan meeting are showing you would little, it's regulated by the state law and pamela mas outlets. the state grants the collection licenses. dyslexia sibley 50 more and i live on wide to dom that's why the company imports some of its algae from the caribbean. still it makes sense to produce bio plastic ah, each year some $8000000.00 tons of plastic end up in our oceans. the race is on to develop alternatives. ah. back on the pharaoh islands. most mortensen worked hard to get people interested in algae. today she is leading a tour for american students. they'

plumes of smoke rose to 8 kilometers over sicily.feet above sea level. but geologists in the area said it had ceased and there were no injuries. while this super bowl sunday could go down as the hottest super bowl on record -- we're talking about the actual temperature, not the game. nearly 20 million people in southern california are under heat advisories this weekend. experts say the temperatures will be 15 to 20 degrees fahrenheit, above normal in some areas. we could see new record hot weather sets the next couple of days. a meteorologist joins me now with the latest weather conditions there. in some parts of the country it'll be snowing but clearly from those numbers we're seeing not in l.a. >> yeah, the warmest super bowl on record was 84 degrees back in 1973, and as you mentioned we now have a heat advisory in southern california where temperatures will be in the 80s nearing 90 degrees through tomorrow. what could we see this super bowl weekend? well, temperatures will be in the mid-80s on saturday, but then on super bowl sund

etna sent large plumes of smoke and steam more than ten kilometers or six miles into the skies over sicily and buildings, forcing a nearby airport to close for a few hours. it's the latest in a flurry of volcanic activity which began last week. i'm john vause. mike holmes live in lviv, ukraine, has much more on the breaking news. i'll see you tomorrow. michael. >> john, we'll see you then. appreciate that. >>> coming up here after the break, escalating tensions are heightening fears of a russian invasion in ukraine, and it's impacting the country's economy already. we'll hear from local business operators when we come back. alright, so...cordless headphones, you can watch movies through your phone? and y'all got electric cars? yeah. and the future is crunk!ars? (laughs) anything else you wanna know? andis the hype too ch?k!ars? am i ready? i can't tell you everything. but if you want to make history, you gotta call your own shots. we going to the league! this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's

this is nadeem and about the great the will let us veto a goal sicily. nothing that he didn't receive this message is that given up, we'll just put it all comes you've left for me. that is having a good hour. more with the ed difficulties and challenges it to full for the economy. and it is said because of that current situation and i held a with grateful to mr. president for the support to following territorial integrity for the support of the cranium at that time, there language in the construction of their accommodation. and so the implementation of this in important human yet is not the most. and especially i would like to think a president at the hands of for q was to become an maddie, it in, in the negotiation between us and russia. but it could combine, it is important that every one is ready for this air. and as to the relations between our countries and to day are we are actively a corporate kink in the development of infrastructure. and for the business a v expect that were the work of the turkish republic in ukraine and will become even more a

eisen house, straits of ma seen ax battle of sicily. he doesn't see what is happening in front of him. four german divisions are going to get away and we are going to fight them over and over and over again on the mainland of italy. he's at fellis with bradley. doesn't really see what is happening there, encirclement is not complete. okay, i could go on. but that's not really his job, eisenhower's job. his job is to be a supreme commander. his job is to hold together this fractious international coalition against all the sin terrific gal forces that pull at every coalition. washington is somewhat the same way. he's got a higher calling. now he's more of a battlefield commander because he is there responsible for moving regiments around. but he's also responsible for holding together what will become an international coalition. they are most similar i think, rob -- first of all, they are two of the 12 generals in american history who become president. but they are most similar in that they are the best political generals we have had n. w

for which there will be warnings on the creation coast to snow for italy and for the high ground of sicily and obviously greece. but it's easing up in the balkans. that's also true of the strong wind. but if i edge in to was took, you see a lot of snow here for tuesday and probably wednesday rain. we haven't got the heights across cypress, northern syria, and lebanon with sunshine to follow. and it gets even snow. yeah. edgy into southern caucasus. this during wednesday in north africa caught a strong winds being set up with sand. now jerry, ah, the examining the impact of today's headlines, there are threats to peace and security that don't appear on the tv screens. setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. thousands of palestinians been displaced and having that homes destroyed in that land annex from international filmmakers. m world class journalists, bring programs to inform and inspire you. climate has to become part of the way we tell stories on al jazeera dictatorships, to democracies. activists to corporations, control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very

it's over any other thing i'm wearing the badge of my uncle right here first division north africa, sicily second. wave. omaha beach but there was equal pain slaughter and fear in those cockpits flying at 60 degrees out, you know below zero in winter over berlin. you were closer to the germans most of the time to actual german pilot then almost any american soldier in ever was as close to a german soldier. it's eye to eye. it's not push but more fair. and there's slaughter on the ground, but there's slaughter in the cockpit as well. over a thousand eight air force airmen pilots and co-pilots and navigators as well and bombardiers were beheaded. in world war two by german cannon fire from planes so and oh you can do there's no medic. you can't cry medic. and there's no foxholes. to run into you just put the frozen body what remains of it on the floor of the plane? if he's alive half alive give him some morphine and hope he makes it back at the end of the mission. so i just think that whether or not you think this is a moral issue. you still have to remember and should remember that. and hon

invasion of italy is that we had a large assumption that we could just walk in to these town halls and sicily and southern italy. they would have their entire town hall set up with typewriters and all the bureaucrats at their desks ready to go so we could just kind of put them to task working for the military government and the first thing you read from everyone running back after the invasion assistly is where are the typewriters. we have no typewriters. how can we do anything without typewriter? so this kind of gives the idea of you know, there's lots of like pre assumptions that go in and even in those cases they were broken down very quickly once they were actually on the ground and realized they needed a much bigger strategy and different types of tactics that were needed. all right. that's a great anecdote ben if i could just add what a couple more points. yeah one is and to put in a plug for melissa's book. this is exactly the puzzle that motivates melissa's excellent book, which everyone should read which is most of these most regime changes occur in highly asymmetric diets, you know

simmons in a moment but i want to acknowledge congresswoman scanlon and sicily need.gresswoman holden, congresswoman bates, congresswoman tiffany, congresswoman massey , congressman fitzgerald, thank you for your presence here today. it's my pleasure now to yield five minutes to the gentle lady from florida, you are now recognized. thank you so much for your service. >> thank you so much madam chairwoman. thank you for the exceptional work you are doing in this particular area. director, it's great to see you. thank you for joining us. i just want to first of all just make it quite clear that we all understand that there are some people who need to be locked up. but we also understand that many of them will integrate back into society and it is incumbent upon us to make sure that they have the training, tools,techniques they need to be successful . we all understand that. director, you spoke about unicorp and how successful it has been. you just talk a little bit more about that program and how we can even improve upon the success of that program, how can congress be

that's how high a cloud of volcanic ash rose over eastern sicily yesterday.ier this month. next, $10 million. that's how much a virginia woman won on a she said she thought it was a joke. she opted to take the $6.5 million one time cash option. smart lady. finally, 25 seasons, that's how long the beloved children's series arthur was on air before coming to an end. >> you are the only one to have ever seen it except for my publisher. >> wow. i never imagined you would write a graphic novel. >> me either. i just like drawing animals. >> the final episode flashing forward 20 years. arthur finishing his first book that ties back to the very first episode of the show. love arthur, ainsley, reminds me of my childhood. >> ainsley: he just said he wrote a graphic novel what does that mean? >> a cartoon novel. >> ainsley: i know. that just caught my attention. >> carley: ainsley's mind is in the gutter. >> ainsley: a fox news alert. germany pulling the plug on the nord stream 2 pipeline from russia as putin's tanks roll into separatist regions of ukraine. the white ho

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etna has been roaring back to life, sending volcanic ash ten kilometres into the air over eastern sicilyd erupts several times a year but rarely causes any damage. and a group of yoga enthusiast in canada have been chilling out with some alpacas, braving the cold and the wind for a yoga class surrounded by alpacas, trying to find a zen in the freezing canadian winter, there they are. the classes are apparently held to raise money and keep the alpacas happy and healthy at the sanctuary. that is it from me for now, you can contact us via the bbc news website and app. hello again. for the rest of this week, it's going to be windy, not as windy as last weekend, but windy nonetheless. and for some of us there's also some snow in the forecast. now, we've got this weather front sinking slowly southwards today, taking its rain with it. but you can see all the snow showers waiting in the wings in the atlantic, and isobars also telling their own story — it's going to be windy. but the wind across southeast scotland and northeast england easing through the day. still gales across the north and the