so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding. our planet's evolutionary history. the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island long ago the location was referred to as bread day because of the blood stained water or stinking day due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. and international ban on commercial whaling came into force in 1986. japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quota by pursuing commercial whaling in antarctica. we support sustainable use we'd like to see ways for over. it was not the only way source you know and also now it is free. to have any to have. the animals in nature and culture. in 2014 the international court of justice in the hague ruled against japan's whaling program that called concludes the special permits granted by japan for the killing taking and treating the whales in connection with the 2. are not. of scientific research. to articulate but i doubt one

i‘m preparing us for christmas at the south pole.gainst? lower thwaites. how many people at lower thwaites? less than here. how many? five people. # jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. # oh what fun it is to ride on one—horse open sleigh. cheering and it doesn‘t stop there, i knew i was spending christmas on the ice and was all set to have to forgo my turkey dinner — how wrong i was. and i made some salmon, turkey, ham. that is quite a christmas spread. 0reo cheesecake. it looks amazing, hey. all in western antarctica. all in the middle of nowhere. christmas is over and the storm has blown itself out. time to load up for the final 400 miles to the glacier. not in one of the big planes this time, in something much smaller. this is a twin 0tter — rugged, reliable and great on short runways, perfect for working out here on the ice. we‘re headed to the place where the base of the glacier goes afloat. it‘s called the grounding line, and it‘s where this glacier is melting. an advance party are already on thwaites glacier. their

at the south pole of the moon, there are depressions, impact craters that never see sunlight. locations, the solar wind does not strip the water away, but they're really dark and really cold and hard to get to. so, this observation is telling us that there is water present outside of those cold traps. now, as you asked, what form is the water in? how much of it is there? well, we think that the abundance of the water, at least from this observation, is about equivalent to a i2oz bottle of water within a cubic metre of surface regolith or dirt on the moon. so that is not an abundance that's probably enough that we can use easily. but it does help us understand how to develop our systems. knowing that that water is present in a location where we don't have to go into the cold traps is very helpful to us. ok, that is all fascinating. and it interests me that you have put it in the context of the american artemis project, which, as i understand it, has been moved forward by the trump administration several years. so, the plan is by the end of 2024, you are going to have a new mann

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amundsen of norway and britain's robert falcon scott race to be the 1st to reach the south pole and once in triumph to well scott's team perished trying to return though his expedition ended in tragedy scott was celebrated as a hero. on his way back scott had picked up a fossil from a tree also found in south america and india. to find support of the theory that the continents were once joined and had drifted apart. so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planet's evolutionary history. the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island long ago the location was referred to as bread day because of the blood stained water or stinking day due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. and international ban on commercial whaling came into force in 1980 sex. japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quota by pursuing commercial whaling in antarctica. we support sustainable use we'd like to see ways. it was not the only way so i

the south pole is probably the world's most inaccessible location. well almost there's also the pole of inaccessibility which is also here in antarctica. 2 even music sounds different here to anywhere else on earth. in fact everything feels different. people from more than 30 countries and cultures live together in a close friend li community. antarctica is a very international community and most definitely historically and presently there are many. the beauty of research work in antarctica is that it is driven by sharing of resources because you cannot survive in this continent if you want to do it on your own so there is a very active. it's almost a bolter in culture of we do this for you then you help us out in another area. where a war is that's greater because there should. be more comfortable guards. there are a few years as a crowd now. per record that. everyone here knows that a trauma surgeon is spending the winter at russia's billings house and station that means anyone who's injured get sent to him. chileans have a dentist so everyone goes

and so the race to the south pole contributed to a better understanding of our planet's evolutionary history. the remnants of an old whaling station can still be found on deception island long ago the location was referred to as red bay because of the blood stained water or stinking bay due to the stench of rotting meat and processing oil. it was shut down in 1931. and international ban on commercial whaling came into force in 1986. japan was allocated a quota for scientific research purposes. it was long suspected of violating the terms of this quota by pursuing commercial whaling in antarctica. we support sustainable use we'd like to see ways. it was not the only way so that you know. it's all in. sure you have any to help. animals in nature you. in 2014 the international court of justice in the hague ruled against japan's whaling program that god concludes the special pammy granted by japan for the killing taking and treating the whales in connection with jack i too are not for purposes of scientific research christiane to articulate but i got one of the convention. japan complied

despite the company's high profile our film crew were not allowed inside the factory gates here in south . pole. but a privately run newseum in the town does open its doors specially for this man and no surprise for 80 year old quality engineer this senti down general who used to work at mercedes dope are still on it. and it's in the mail this one's from my time at the company it has the heart of mercedes. although the body was made by nicola fadia soon call. it there so i feel nostalgic. i. went so i really miss that time. makes in the workers used to call the company my mom or say these have i want my money yes it's. in my time there were 15000 people working there there were 3 cooperative stores for the workforce you were you could buy everything you needed for one month even clothes and house or appliances and at the end of the month it would be taken off of your wages afforded by me but it was way cheaper than a regular stores because the company bought it and even then our. the part i mean you also had excellent medical care provided in-house for staff and their families i missed this and

as a whole you can imagine it's magnetic field like a rubber band running from the north to the south pole will tell you that the sun rotates faster at it's quite said than at the poles meaning this rubber band gets twisted up which is precisely what leads to sell the storms. the magnetic field lines binds tons of plasma to them however if they become so in tangled that they burst open by hurtle this plasma out into the void of space. it's still relatively young clay where the solar storm scandal predicted a tool because if 7 storms attempt a chaotic we'll never be able to predict them several days in advance. solar storms not only hit planet earth but also the spherical zones around us which are home so orbiting g.p.s. satellites among other things and these form the basis for our navigation systems. there is the g.p.s. is disturbed by solar storms this also is your determined position you'll certainly know you're in europe or america that you know when you know if the runway is ahead of you or to you so might enable. imprecise navigation is a nightmare for pilots and aviation safety with

down south pole to the flow of cash to workers and companies forcing governments to step in. so we need to provide more immediate relief for working families and businesses now now the. country's rich and poor a burning through bust amounts of money but it's old onload. taking on debt like never before and could be setting a dangerous precedent. it'll leave younger generations to foot the bill and their financial future is already look lake. economists will have to dig deep to get out of this crisis but the pandemics not the only guilty party the pace of global public debt accumulation has increased by tens of trillions of dollars over the past few years. us. vast sums of being spent to bail out the ravaged economies hundreds of billions of euros in germany. in india. probably in china. than dominion ited states trillions of. governments have to borrow most of this money but who will pay the debt back. today's elderly for today's young. much public debt only comes due decades later that means today's young will carry the can in many countries. there is already a shortage of j

as a whole you can imagine it's magnetic field like a rubber band running from the north to the south poleso you will have that the sun rotates faster it's a quite said than at the poles meaning this rubber band gets twisted up which is precisely what leads to solist illness. the magnetic field lines binds tons of plasma to them however if they become so in tangled that they burst open by hurtle this plasma out into the void of space. it's still relatively young clay whether solaced on scandal or predicted at all because if there is stones or take a chaotic it will never be able to predict them several days in advance. solar storms not only here planet earth but also the spherical zones around us which are home to orbiting g.p.s. satellites among other things and these form the basis for our navigation systems in this case this case there is the g.p.s. is disturbed by solar storms this alters your determined position you'll certainly know you're in europe or america but anyway know if the runway is ahead of you or to you suddenly the navy. imprecise navigation is a nightmare for pilots and

as a whole you can imagine it's magnetic field like a rubber band running from the north to the south pole will tell it that the sun rotates faster at it's a quite said than at the poles meaning this rubber band gets twisted up which is precisely what leads to say list storms. the magnetic field lines bind tons of plasma to them however if they become so in tangled that they burst open by hurtle this plasma out into the void of space. it's still relatively young clay whether solaced own scandal predicted at all because they've said the stones attempt a chaotic we'll never be able to predict them several days in advance. solar storms not only here planet earth but also this very cool zones around us which are home so orbiting g.p.s. satellites among other things and these form the basis for our navigation systems in this case if there is a g.p.s. is disturbed by solar storms this alters your determined position you'll certainly know you're in europe or america that you know when you know if the runway is ahead of you or to you suddenly the need. imprecise navigation is a nightmare for pilot

as a whole you can imagine it's magnetic field like a rubber band running from the north to the south pole so you will tell it that the sun rotates faster it is quite said than at the poles meaning this rubber band gets twisted up which is precisely what leads to say list storms. the magnetic field lines binds tons of plasma to them however if they become so in tangled that they burst open by hurtle this plasma out into the void of space. it's still relatively young clay whether solaced on scandal or predicted at all because if there is still means a take a chaotic will never be able to predict them several days in advance. solar storms not only here planet earth but also this very cool zones around us which are home to orbiting g.p.s. satellites among other things and these form the basis for our navigation systems. if there is the g.p.s. is disturbed by solar storms this alters your determined position you'll certainly know you're in europe or america that anyway know if the runway is ahead of you or to use only. imprecise navigation is a nightmare for pilots and aviation safety with acc

as a whole you can imagine it's magnetic field like a rubber band running from the north to the south pole will tell you that the sun rotates faster at it's quite said than at the poles meaning this rubber band gets twisted up which is precisely what leads to say list storms. the magnetic field lines binds tons of plasma to them however if they become so in tangled that they burst open by hurtle this plasma out into the void of space. it's still relatively young clay whether solaced own scandal predicted at all because if there is storms attack a chaotic will never be able to predict them several days in advance. solar storms not only here planet earth but also the spherical zones around us which are home to orbiting g.p.s. satellites among other things and these form the basis for our navigation systems in this case this there is the g.p.s. is disturbed by solar storms this also has your determined position you'll certainly know you're in europe or america to anyway know if the runway is ahead of you or to use only the naval. imprecise navigation is a nightmare for pilots and aviation saf

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pole. the accident happened around south norfork street knocking out power in the neighborhood. officers say the driver of the red car slipped away before police arrived. pg&e responded to deactivate and repair the lines. just hours later police say another hit and run driver left a 68-year-old bicyclist in critical condition. you can see the men's bicycle in the intersection, he was transported to a trauma center. police are asking residents to check their surveillance cameras for any video of those crashes. >>> a woman is being recovering after being rescued from tilden park, emergency crews were called to the trail around noon. the woman was able to walk herself onto a gurney and medics took her away in an ambulance. >>> for the folks hoping to enjoy outdoor dining or get a haircut starting next week, they might have to wait a little bit longer. i will explain why. >>> san francisco has officially extended its stay-at- home order and other bay area counties could soon follow suit. >> where live in union city where businesses are buckling down. >> the owner of this restaurant

too far away having said that those showers will continue to drive their way further south with small back down poles coming into a good part of indonesia still got some lively showers across northern parts of australia at present up around the top and up towards the cape york peninsula but further south things have turned a good deal dry a brighter and for many a good deal warmer temperatures bouncing back in melbourne to around 33 degrees there we go with the showers in sioux queensland further west so warm sunshine in perth at around $33.00 celsius over the next couple of days is fine and dry down towards the southeast and colder just notice temperatures sliding once again in melbourne at around $21.00 degrees thursday. the. invitation to band witness to. the life office. the heidi's learners the trials and tribulations to see it's an every day miracles the injustices the defiance the tests of character and the person to witness documentaries with a delicate touch on al-jazeera. who. you're watching are just there are a model of our top stories this hour u.s. house democrats have introduced a reso

south. and for me to the poles good kids are renowned for their courage on the phone. when i want to east find out what it takes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. play an important role in protecting human. face. the on the. back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera it was president joe biden has signed 10 executive's orders to tackle the coronavirus pandemic he announced plans to ramp up supplies for vaccinations and says passengers flying through the u.s. will require a test before flying and they will need to quarantine on arrival u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi says former president donald trump's articles of impeachment will be sent to the senate soon trump was impeached just days before the end of his term for inciting a riot have capitol hill several people were killed. at least 32 people have been killed in twin suicide bombings at a busy market in the iraqi capital no one has claimed responsibility but the government is blaming eyesore. at least 100000 people have been forced from their homes after rebel attacks in central african republic du

off into the gulf of guinea of course and further south are still looking at some pretty heavy rain from the remnants of tropical side. more beat down poles and to some possible swan a central and eastern parts of south africa still seeing some wet weather which aggression make its way through the eastern cape. qatar airways. criminal drug dealing shifted to places beyond the reach of. the many people in the afghan government to enforce drug trade guerilla wars in colombia. and mexico where the cartels have been responsible for a mass in a spiral of violence. the final episode of drug trafficking politics in our territories unconsciously or. welcome back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera israel's most senior military commander has revealed the development of new offensive lines against iran new tenant general says he's ordered his forces to step up after a shoot or possible military action in the coming year is also urging president joe biden to step back from any return to the 2050 nuclear deal. global corona virus infections have now topped 100000000 scientists believe the real number of cases is likely to be higher because of th

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the flag pole on the south lawn. there's part of jackson's ha-ha wall and the union soldiers essentially keeping an eye on the white house grounds. again, you look and you can see what looks like a young jackson magnolia. so again, early 1860s it looks like there is the famous tree that we all know. in 2007 you probably remember this, december 2017, the jackson magnolia made a lot of news because there were reports that the tree was going to be cut down because of safety issues. and it's announced that it's going to be pruned and one of its major branchs is going to be taken down and preserved. and you remember from our visit to the white house, you can kind of see, yes, the jackson magnolia is still there but it's being held up by a steel pole, by these cables and it's because pretty extensive rot on the inside of the tree. and what i did was i pulled up just some of the news stories from december of 2017. so, what's interesting is i guess i'll ask you what media outlets do you think published each story? so, read t

back to football the teams are not just battling to become champions in south america the winner will also pole the fight to play in the club world cup which begins in doha next week meineke an i.q. of al-jazeera rio de janeiro. well some of the other consent or champions are already arriving in casts off for the club world cup the latest side's touchdown in doha mexico to aggress who are the champions of the north central america and caribbean region their 1st match will be against asian champions also from south korea the tournament is being played in 2 of the 2022 world cup stadiums with a limited number of fans and loud in to watch up to $30000.00 spectators a day will also be allowed in to watch the australian open tennis that's around 50 percent of the usual attendance for the grand slam which starts on february 8th in melbourne the limit to end up to 25000 for the last 6 days of the tournament because there are a few matches serena williams and novak djokovic sure among those training in melbourne earlier that race fresh from playing at an exhibition event in adelaide where fans are allo

south tlooin klein. you told me you would climb any pole again at your age if it meant taking down the confederate flag.> yes, i will. >> tell me about that flag. what does it represent? >> the ugliness in the world we live in. r. should the name dianne feinstein berom that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you tack it down not once but three times? >> she should have her name removed from that school. she does not represent what makes the people happy and what is good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> yet the flag was there when george mosscone was there. he did not take it down, yet, there is a school named after him. the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should also be taken down. >> certainly. there is no doubt about that. >> one of these board members suggested perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something to look up to that they can represent and the kids will be happy. >> and any w

south carolina. you're 70 years old, and you just told me that you would climb any pole again at your age if it meant taking down the confederate flag. >> yes, i will. >> and tell mehat does it repre? >> the ugliness of the world that we live in. >> let me get to the point here. should the name diane feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you took it down not once but three times? >> she certainly should have her name removed from that school. she does not represent what makes the people happy and what's good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> reporter: yet the flag was there when george musconny was mayor of san francisco before feinstein. he did not take it down and yet there's a school named after him and the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should be taken down. one of the board members suggested perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something to look up to,

up to 19 degrees celsius basin places afraid to just around the pole the far northeast of india could see want to shatter for much of south asia it is generally set there as we go through the next couple of days there will be some showers there sliding towards possibility some wet weather coming in here as we go on through where to stay but as you can see further north it is generally dry still the fog problems the warnings in for say up towards new delhi and across the northern plain but he fought a dry across the middle east but we have got increasing cloud ad rain coming into the levant over the next there's a slow one the northern flank of that moving across eastern parts of ticky. sponsored by a qatar airways. under silent storm. they once prosperous fishing village sinks police from our. parliamentary elections ignite fierce rivalry that will determine the future of this defeated and politically divided community. a microcosm reflecting the plight of a nation witness venezuela a sinking revolution on a just. back you're watching al-jazeera time to recap our headlines now al-jazeera is investigative unit has obtained

asked the new zealand well if you're on the west coast the south island is wet on saturday but it dries up on something. fierce and formidable the poles good kids are renowned for their courage under fire . one i want to east binds out what it takes to join the elite brigade. on al-jazeera. played an important role in checking in with. each face. about you watching all of us are with me so whole rom the reminder of our top stories u.s. president joe biden has launched what he calls a full scale war time strategy to be covert 19 he signed executive orders including emergency legislation to boost vaccine production by requiring international travelers to quarantine or arrival in the u.s. . also the number of people who've died of current virus in germany has exceeded 50000 chance like bloomberg all is defending the decision to extend the lockdown until mid february to stop the spread of a more infectious mutation. of the 15 day state of emergency has come into force in the central african republic to prevent rebel attacks an alliance of armed groups or pressurising reelected president today or to quit after disputed december elections.

that is president settled on the poles said they with grim new numbers about the spread of coronavirus in south africa he also announced that the closure of 20 border points for entry and departure to neighboring countries he'll so say the existing restrictions due to expire on friday will be maintained including limits at public gatherings such as funerals which he said had become a death trap for many south africans and he has extended extended excuse me a bad on alcohol sales kept balls closed with a nighttime curfew in place. and the country's new covered $900.00 variant has prompted some countries to ban visits to and from south africa making the situation even worse for the hospitality sector that depends on tourism now a visit to tourist hot spots in johannesburg shows a sorry sight of struggling restaurants and street findus. mobile lincoln's inn at tiny place in downtown hans blake is one of the. spots so over the years it is in vast development but it maintain it has reversed those gains empty chairs and just waiters and waitresses and the absence of foreign produce is now the new nor

south carolina. you are 70-years-old and you just told me that you would climb any pole again at your age fit meant taking down the confederate flag. >> yes, i will. >> tell me about that flag. i mean, what does it >> the ugliness in the world we live here. >> should the name diane feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced even after you took it down not once but three times. >> they should have it removed from that school. it will make the people happy and what's good in this world we live in or in san francisco. >> it was there before feinstein. he did not take it down. yet, there is a school named after him and the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should also be taken down. >> certainly. there is no doubt about that. >> one of these board members suggested perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something they can look up to that they represent and the kid will be happy. >> any word for the sc

south carolina. you're 70 years old, and you just told me that you would climb any pole again at your age if it meantl. >> and tell me about that flag. i mean, what does it represent? >> the ugliness in the world that we live in. >> reporter: let me get to the point here. should the name dianne feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced, even after you took it down not once, but three times? >> she certainly should have her name removed from that school. in this world we live in. or san francisco. >> reporter: yet the flag was there when george moscone was mayor of san francisco, before feinstein. he did not take it down, yet there is a school named after him. and the board is not removing his name. bradley says moscone's name should also be taken down. >> certainly. there is no doubt about that. >> reporter: one of the board members suggested that perhaps we name a school after you. mr. bradley, do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> i certainly do. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something to look up to, that t

south carolina. you're 70 years old. and you just told me that so you would climb any pole again at your age if it meant taking down the confederateill. >> and tell me about that flag. i mean, what does it represent? >> the ugliness in the world that we live in. >> let me get to the point here. should the name dianne feinstein be removed from that school because she ordered the flag to be replaced, even after you took it down not once, but three times? >> she certainly should her name removed from that school. she does not represent what make the people happen and this world we live in. or san francisco. >> yet the flag was there when george moscone was mayor of san francisco before feinstein. he did not take it down, yet there is a school named after him. and the board is not removing his name. bradley says most scone's name should also be taken down. >> certainly. there is no doubt about that. >> one of the board members suggested that perhaps we name a school after you, mr. bradley. do you think you're worthy of having a school named after you? >> idid. i believe in helping the kids and having the kids have something to look up

pole pitting the longtime leader against a popular pitician. an internet shutdown is fueled opposition concerns about whether to trust the results. the u.k. has banned all the rebels from 14 southcan countries in response to discovery of a new coronavirus variant in brazil. all travel from the region will be suspended from friday. portugal was added to the list because of close traveling for brazil. it comes 24 hours after boris johnson said he was concerned about the new variant detected on the continent. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come, after almost 20 years in afghanistan the last remaining u.s. troops began to leave on friday with peace talks on hold. we look at the likely impact. ♪ laura: the hindu festival as begun despite the risk of coronavirus. organizers say safety measures are in place as thousands of attend over the coming weeks. we report. reporter: thousands of people have already been gathering at the banks of the river ganges, the holy river where people bathe in the waters. it is very auspicious, and that is a big part of the festival. india is not in a lockdown at the moment. organizers say they are doing everything they can to ensure it

considered the gold standard of the micro processing manufacturing, has lost its pole position to tsmc in taiwan and samsung in south korea that is to a certain extent true they have been stuck at 14 nanometer chips since 2013 they missed a cycle. they have been trying to figure out what they're going to do in terms of their manufacturing and mr. swan has come under no, under a significant amount of pressure, as a result. so perhaps not a big surprise of his coming departure gelsinger, as i pointed out, he let emc's of course, information infrastructure products business as coo, vmware is in the process of being spun off, 81% owned by dell so there was a transaction in the future of that company, but this gives him an opportunity to come back to a company that he once had a senior role in he was the first chief technology officer of intel from january of 2000 to 2005, he was also senior vp and gm of the digital enterprise group, in 2009, after which he departed for dell emc and then of course vmware, so you can see the market responding somewhat positively to this change, again expected to have been announced later

south europeans have more choices now when you have the e.u. putting more than 10% of their gdp into their budgets. that is why the hungarians and poles ended up having not such a big problem with some of the political conditionalities of that investment. i think for the united states, this is less about how we reach out and work more closely with the europeans. yes, biden will do everything he can, you know, lincoln's fluency in french, kerry knows every single one of these leaders well and has for some time. there will be a honeymoon. most europeans want everything but trump, and biden is indeed anything but trump, but let's be clear, biden's irt 1, 2, 3, in order to make the european relationship work has to address their problems in the united states right now. how to deal with the division number of environments. european leaders i have spoken to in the last couple of days, the response has been this belief, shocked. it has also been, what are the consequences going to be? what are you going to do to respond to the fact that your legislature was almost decapitated? what are you going to do to trump, who engaged in acts of seditio