and sometimes they sent ships who had been in the atlantic to be repaired in the dockyard.nwhile, we wrens ran the plot up in belfast and had the whole of the west coast and particularly the whole atlantic in a plot on the wall. one day, i was watching the ships come in from our castle office, and i saw a ship, a destroyer coming in, hms oribi she was called, and she was involved in various battles in the atlantic and needed some repairs, so she had her repairs done in belfast. so the first opportunity, the first thing the wrens did on their arrival was to send a message to the ward room, asking us down to have a drink on board. they had their priorities obviously right. so half a dozen of us went down to have a drink on board and there i metjohn lamb, my future husband, and in ten days we decided to get married. the next morning they sailed off to join this convoy which was leaving just north of belfast. we were absolutely vital because at the moment we were unable to feed ourselves, we had the most terrible rationing. i mean, rationing — it wasn't bad for wrens because we

. many of these hurricanes forming in the atlantic— the atlantic.tlantic. fascinating. really good to see those _ the atlantic. fascinating. really good to see those charts - the atlantic. fascinating. really good to see those charts as - the atlantic. fascinating. really. good to see those charts as well. britain is to host a global summit on the safety of artificial intelligence later this year. the announcement comes as prime minister rishi sunak continues his visit to the us. he's due to hold talks with president biden at the white house later today aimed — in the words of the uk government — at cementing their "joint leadership in the technologies of the future". the british government says the summit will aim to agree ways of evaluating and monitoring al's most significant risks, as our technology editor, zoe kleinman, reports. we don't yet know who is going or which countries they will be from but we do know there is this enormous race not only in the seemingly endless number of ai products that are being released and developed, there is so m

and sometimes they sent ships who had been in the atlantic to be repaired in the dockyard.rens ran the plot up in belfast and had the whole of the west coast and particularly the whole atlantic in a plot on the wall. one day, i was watching the ships come in from our castle office, and i saw a ship, a destroyer coming in, hms oribi she was called, and she was involved in various battles in the atlantic and needed some repairs, so she had her repairs done in belfast. so the first opportunity, the first thing the wrens did on their arrival was to send a message to the ward room, asking us down to have a drink on board. they had their priorities obviously right. so half a dozen of us went down to have a drink on board and there i metjohn lamb, my future husband, and in ten days we decided to get married. the next morning they sailed off to join this convoy which was leaving just north of belfast. we were absolutely vital because at the moment we were unable to feed ourselves, we had the most terrible rationing. i mean, rationing — it wasn't bad for wrens because we have the na

and then these weather fronts continue to push in from the atlantic. west. and we've got some rain around on tuesday, particularly across scotland. for a while we're going to be left in a warm sector between two weather fronts. so that means a lot of cloud and some damp, drizzly weather over some of the hills. but it's going to be dry again, probably towards the south east, a little bit more humid and those temperatures reaching the mid 20s. there's our warm sector between the warm front and the cold front. low pressure to the north of the uk that'll push down that cold front from the northwest. so that's a band of cloud and rain that will be affecting scotland and northern ireland on wednesday to be followed by cooler air in the northwest with sunshine and showers. the rain pushes into england and wales, but again towards the southeast, the east midlands and of course east anglia, it's probably going to be dry until the evening or overnight and still quite warm and quite humid here. but that weather front is going to move through. and then later on in

so we may see additional storms in the north atlantic. this yeah, i mean, the of the hemisphere that in the southern hemisphere, particularly in the pacific ocean, we also have some developing el nino. and so we have very calling the surface temperature is that phones off the coast of ecuador in periods. and now they spiking across across the equitorial pacific. and we're expecting this el nino signal to continue to develop. we already know how strong a l nino is going to be. but this means we'll see why a temperatures in the, in the pacific like to this year, which may also be data of the impact slattich horribly change where again, we'll see massive loss of, of find on, on charisse in the induct. pacific region is so much at stake here. thank you for joining us to talk about it. that is samantha burgess from the copernicus climate change surface. you're very welcome. have just before we go, have you ever found yourself frustrated when your communication lines go down? well, a police station in india has an equal solution to this modern p

and following on behind that, we're going to find cooler and fresher air coming in from the atlantic.and scotland fell no lower than 20 degrees and the minimum temperature at crosby, in merseyside was 19 celsius. it will be much more comfortable as we head into early monday with temperatures perhaps down as low as single figures in scotland and northern ireland overnight. we start quite sunny on monday but quickly the cloud will bubble up, we're going to find showers developing in scotland, northern ireland and northern england. chance of showers further south much reduced. temperatures could be as high as 22—23 in the south—east. of course, a lot lower than it was on sunday. and further north typically 18—20. a cooler, fresher, westerly wind will be blowing. and all our weather's going to be coming in from the atlantic. more weather fronts coming our way as we move into tuesday. that's going to bring more cloud and it's going to bring some rain, mainly for northern and western areas. as you head further south there won't be much rain around at all but there will be a lot of cloud and

you in the north atlantic. tell us more about this sub.— in the north atlantic. ou can see behind me the plane, american _ about this sub. you can see behind me the plane, american early - about this sub. you can see behind me the plane, american early this| me the plane, american early this morning, and you could probablyjust catch a glimpse of the edge of the art own the aircraft. the company who it are based in guernsey, but, and they are deep thematic specialists. just last summer, they did a 3d scan of the wreck of the titanic, so they have a lot of experience in selling cameras and a lot vehicles into difficult to reach areas, the hope is that there is are we can play an important role in helping to find that missing sub. we are expecting another two points like us to arrive injersey later today to carry more equipment, and also to carry equipment for the american military.— also to carry equipment for the american military. thank you much. in either american military. thank you much. in either of— american military. thank you much. in either of our— america

the state of the news line from berlin. tragedy in the north atlantic, all 5 people on board, the titans, submersible, or dead. the vessel suffered a catastrophic implosion near the historic, titanic, rec. we talked to a survivor of an accident at the shipwreck signed for his unique view on this incident, also on the program. desperately seeking skilled workers for decades. germany has had tough immigration roles, but no massive labor shortages are forcing the government to change courts. while at the same time the far right anti immigration, f. d party, enjoys as search of support in germany, achieving highest approval ratings ever the welcome to the show. the u. s. coast guard says an investigation is underway to find out why the submersible used to visit the wreck of the titanic imploded. all 5 people on board were killed and the incident authorities, a pieces of the vessel have been found on the ocean floor, around 500 meters from the titanic experts had re safety concerns about the stop before and embarked on the journey of the after days of age in searching, rescue if it's for the

musk wrote good to say to the atlantic ocean. rescuers continue to search, on which tourists examined the site of the sinking of the titanic aboard the pechenik underwater vehicle. proposed to raise the osago tariff for trucks from non-friendly countries, the coefficients can be raised from one whole and seventy percent to 12.5 for owners of cars no, this reciprocal step will remain the same from june 1 at full the issued entry insurance ceased to be valid in russia a. she is also certified in the european union , great britain and switzerland in nalchik , a citizen of ukraine was detained on suspicion of espionage, according to the fsb public relations center, it was found that the man acted on the instructions of the ukrainian security service, he collected and transmitted information about a military nature. for their use against the security of russia , a criminal case was initiated, the detainee is threatened with 10 to 20 years. deprivations of liberty, operational-search activities and investigative actions continue su-25 h

anyway, that's our view of that from across the atlantic. ow what? i don't remember what was in it. i couldn't tell you if it's made any tangible difference. anyway, that's our view of that from across the atlantic. here is chris mason's view from much closer to the action. hello, alex. hello, adam. welcome to the east room of the white house. exhausting, probably the polite way of putting it. it isjust gone 8:00 in the uk here. as we record this, we're going to dash off and do the 10:00 news and we've been on a bus in a minute to the airport, so fingers crossed we can bodge something together to for the news a little later on. then it's an overnight flight back to london. the prime minister is giving a speech in yorkshire tomorrow afternoon. so my goodness, i like to think i've got a bit of stamina, but i'm not quite sure it's quite up there with his and as we head out, a little bit of smoke in the air. not quite as bad as it is in new york city, but you can certainly see it here. massive news story here, the whole business of these wildfire

(sophie fouron) we're right in the middle of the atlantic. and out of nowhere are these nine volcanic islands. the azores were and still are a point of transit for sailors and fishermen. there's a strong sense of hospitality here, and generosity. everywhere you go, people offer food or drink. it's very charming. in the azores, there are more cows than there are humans. they graze away peacefully and happily. every island is different, and people are proud of coming from pico, from faial, from sao jorge or terceira. but mostly, they're proud of being azoreans. the azoreans have massively emigrated to canada and the united states, but they still hold a very strong attachment to these islands. and many, many of them come back in the summertime. it goes to show you the love and the true attachment they have to their islands. we can understand why. (pedro escobar) the azores is an archipelago set between the european continent and the american continent. it consists of nine islands, very different from each other. the centre group is composed of fi

coast guard is desperately searching for a tourist summering missing in the north atlantic. five people were aboard that side which takes pain customers to the open ocean floor , exploring of the wreckage of the titanic. there has been no word from that vessel since yesterday morning. >> it is a remote area, and it is a challenge to conduct a search in that remote area of the vessel was designed with a 96 hour sustainment capability if there was an emergency on board, and so, we are using that time, making the best use of every moment of that time, to locate the vessel. >> at's a is located and operated by a company called ocean date, which is trying to open up the deep-sea to tourists, as brian hackney shows us, oceangate tested a prototype, right here in the san francisco bay. >> reporter: the company, oceangate, worked on a submersible prototype for a decade. the work included a dip in san francisco bay, in 2016. in the video provided by environmental journalist mary miller, oceangate technicians are seen demonstrated abilities of the craft, designed to carry a pilot , thr

unfortunately, it will undermine the positions of the representatives of the north atlantic alliance.iden has a large-scale perspective regarding ukraine, and he cannot afford to pretend that he does not know where it is on the map, so he will act as actively as possible and take steps that aimed at increasing ukraine's chances of becoming a member of the north atlantic alliance. accordingly , i would like to remind you that next year the nato summit will be held in washington, and in november next year there will be presidential elections in which joseph biden plans to participate in, and i personally do not rule out that biden will change his position and correct it if his sociology. his political advisers will say that ukraine's accession to nato is in the interests of the united states by the middle of 2024. there may still be such a situation, but it is not necessary to forget that our relations with the north atlantic alliance are very reminiscent of a tale of lost time and we should not complain about biden today, which he is not good at, not to ask him biden why we are not in

here looking more like a vast lake as it mia and is west to the atlantic ocean. we're heading 2 days in the office, it direction over 400 kilometers up stream deep into the congo basin. a journey is soon flanked by dense rain forest giving way now and then the river side villages, where life mostly goes on as it has for centuries to life. that could be up ton by the government's option to po box. the asking about the loan that picking that off to the amazon, that com database and is the greatest track to rain forest on a spending 6 countries across central africa containing huge quantities of oil that the government wants to settle to the highest bidder. with an estimated to $600000000000.00 off the 7 hours on the wall to a chance to stuck off on fuel and supplies. were alone way still from the oil sites . but i want to know what people here think about the potential exploration meant up to 50 up at the door. we have not had anything from the government. our life depends on the river. i think these will cause big problems. we need an explanation . our will move on

so bret, the first one forming in the east atlantic. that here in towards the caribbean will continue to dissipate. we're off to a strange season no matter how you slice this. >> thanks. rick reichmuth on that. and then there's the heat. incredible record-breaking heat, particularly in texas. let's go to casey stegall with more. casey? >> good afternoon. 101 here in downtown dallas. the heat index at the moment. next week is the real concern as we look to forecasted temperatures for all of next week to be well-within the triple digits. as heat index values reaching up to 120 degrees in some places. so breaking in the last hour, the agency in charge of the state power grid has issued a weather watch alert from this sunday through next sunday. the leaders say they expect enough in reserves to handle the anticipated demand. for now it's holding. no controlled black or brownouts thankfully despite record demand for june. clearly we know this can be extremely dangerous weather. dallas mail carrier of 40 years died earlier this week after his

if only the members of the crew of the bathyscaphe, which disappeared in the atlantic ocean, would come out. what is happening on board and has the search progressed? now tobolsk has fallen in 2 days in the city, the monthly norm of cars and buses are floating under water, entire areas have gone, the elements are raging and in surgut there is a powerful downpour and storm wind. how to influence cancer cells from the inside without causing harm, we will tell healthy people about a new development by scientists from the institute of nuclear physics of the wound in nalchik on suspicion of espionage. a citizen of ukraine was detained, reports this in the man acted in the center of public relations of the fsb on the instructions of the sbu, he collected and transmitted information of a military nature. for their use against the security of russia , a criminal case was initiated, the detainee faces 10 to 20 years. deprivation of liberty. the russian tank had a successful battle against three ukrainian tanks, the crew was commanded by a senior lieutenant of the central military district with t

you know this portion of the north atlantic as we have the coast guard, the u.s. a lot of time, what are the environmental challenges they are going to face in trying to not only find this within the time of the air availability in this capsule but also to pull it from wherever it is in the ocean? >> good morning. it's good to be with you. when we think about "titanic" almost 900 feet long at the bottom of the ocean and we think about "titan," which is 21 or 22 feet long, it took 73 years to locate "titanic" notwithstanding its size. and when we compare it, we're looking at something 22 feet long and we may think it would take even longer than 73 years to find something like this, but, fortunately, our technology in 2023 is better than it was in 1912 and even better than it was in 1985 when "titanic" was located. but "titanic" itself and this region of the north atlantic is a very caustic environment, nothing can submarine outside at that depth 1,200 feet. not to mention the fact it's a known area for swells and storms. despite the fact we are dealing with the bes

the titan was raised from the bottom of the atlantic ocean. it is also reported that near the crash site, it is likely that human remains were found. there were five people on board the underwater vehicle to be analyzed. they all died. for courage and rescuing the dead , state awards were presented at the forefront to the fighters of the units of the grouping of troops south for special merits in the course of performing combat missions , the command thanked them for their dedication and high professionalism. dairies we had 70 we took the name. lossless. the ukrainian authorities of scandalous initiatives are going to legalize marijuana in the country, but to abandon the celebration of orthodox christmas and give the status of the national english language, they explain it all about the transition to european standards in the near future, the relevant bills will be submitted to the verkhovna rada for which this is being done together with new ideas were evaluated by experts stanislav vasylchenko ukrainians. now it will probably be december 25,

alliance itself, minister of defense oleksiy greznikov, according to him, at the meeting of the north atlantic bloc, either the deadlines for ukraine's accession to nato must be determined or a certain event must be determined after which our country will become a member of the alliance. that must take place on 11-12 july in vilnius, the capital of lithuania, poland, the baltic states, the czech republic are in favor of the accession of ukraine, supports the acceleration of this procedure in great britain , but in germany only talks about the discussion at the summit of increasing ukraine's military capabilities also recently, the president of the united states, in joe biden, opposed the simplification of the procedure for ukraine's accession to the alliance, although previously he did not reject such an opportunity to talk about the prospects of what we can hear at the vilnius summit and about our progress and problems on the way to membership in the north atlantic alliance, we will talk today and deal with valentyn glykh , a political scientist who came to our studio , congratulations my con

the timeline of the micronesian islands , the coast of chile, the story channel, now entering the atlanticnd crossing the coasts of argentina and uruguay finally, mooring at the port of rio de janeiro, brazil, on the 123rd anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries of iran and brazil on march 7, 1401, for 7 days, after that, sailing from the west and the atlantic ocean to the east with the preparations thought out in the best weather conditions. it was completed and heterogeneous, with a journey of 48,1493 kilometers, on 11 april 1402, with the welcome of the officials and officials of african countries , it docked at the port of kiev jahan for 5 days. the navy fleet of the army continued by passing through the strait of mozambique to the coasts of tanzania and somalia, as well as socotra island with p57 one thousand and 906 kilometers on 22 may 1402 in selahi port of oman, it docked for three days or the 86 nadaja group under the title of 360 with indescribable authority and by crossing the four oceans, the motto of the continent and the five strate

they do not make special conditions for joining the of the north atlantic alliance and leaves the same requirements that were relevant for other countries that at one time or another became members of the north atlantic alliance. well, i will leave it to our guests who will professionally comment on this issue and tell us more . this is yevhen magda, executive director of the institute of world politics yevgeny, i congratulate you. glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes. oleksandr palii is a historian and political scientist. they are also the author of a book about nato, which i remember reading 15 years ago. oleksandr, i congratulate you. i forgot exactly what the book is called. i have it. by the way, i even have your autograph at home, but it was back when the superficial council was running around with balls, nato was not needed, and some political forces that positioned themselves as very patriotic voted precisely against ukraine being uh this is being taught, and what was it about - it was long ago in one word, i, we will talk about this mainly. why did biden set such a condition

, seeing if they may he _ part of the atlantic, seeing if they may he on— part of the atlantic, seeing on the surface. but even if that is the case, the oxygen is still an— that is the case, the oxygen is still an issue because they are seated — still an issue because they are seated in _ still an issue because they are sealed in that submersible and they can't iet— sealed in that submersible and they can't let themselves out, they have to he _ can't let themselves out, they have to be released from the outside. i think— to be released from the outside. i think everyone is aware that time was or— think everyone is aware that time was or is— think everyone is aware that time was or is against them. the conditions and pressure was of his intense, _ conditions and pressure was of his intense, and it starts to feel like maybe _ intense, and it starts to feel like maybe that time has now run out, and we were _ maybe that time has now run out, and we were may— maybe that time has now run out, and we were may be looking at the reality— we were may be looking at the reality of— we were may be

hanna liubakova is a belarusian journalist and nonresident fellow at the atlantic council. in had little choice but to involve lu kashenko. i think that lukashenka might have been only used by the kremlin i think that lukashenko might have been only used by the kremlin in this sort of supportive role, because what were the alternatives for putin, to kill prigozhin? i think it would have beenjust too harsh. so he suddenly remembered that he has a very close ally, lukashenko, and he has belarus as his back yard, as russia's back yard. this is how they treat the country. and i think that was the sort of saving face mode for both prigozhin and putin in this situation to send prigozhin to belarus. we don't know the exact details. we don't know the timeline of these negotiations, let's put it this way. so we don't know what's going to, what effects and what the outcome is going to be out of these conversations, negotiations. however, i think it shows that lukashenko is a puppet of putin. i don't think it was a separate, independent game from his side. and secondly, again, that he

it's easily visible from space of the great atlantic, sorry. got some dollar is the largest algae bloom on the planet, and it is a whole new ocean in graphic phenomenon that developed in 2011. it began really impacting the caribbean and the gulf of mexico and south florida in 2014, etc. it's an ecosystem all its own home to fish, turtles, crabs, and other species that make it home. it, it store is carbon like a floating forest but on the beaches of the north atlantic. this smelly, decomposing mass, can some other coral and see grass and wreak havoc on tourism. it's not something we've seen before. it seems to be a recent phenomenon when the material makes it on the shore, it's, you know, it's not pleasant to see. but also as a deacon hoses, it could release some potential unhealthy, you know, chemicals such as hydrogen sulfide, like the next smells. it also releases potentially toxic levels of arsenic. they can damage the nervous system. these researchers, a human activity is likely fueling the massive plumes growth. over the past 40 years, they

have clients that are titanic enthusiasts, which we refer to as titaniacs. ..to the bottom of the atlanticcean to see the titanic shipwreck. it's got one button... and that's it. but their sub went missing, prompting a massive international effort to find them, with warnings oxygen supplies would be dwindling. the really nightmarish scenario is that they are alive at the surface, bobbing away, running out of air and unable to get out. it's exceptionally difficult. it's basically a needle in a haystack. - well, i'm nervous. i'm sick to my stomach with nerves. i'm just hoping for good news. the dive that was meant to take around eight hours turned into days. the debris is consistent with the catastrophic loss of the pressure chamber. so what do we know happened on the titan and to the men on board? on saturday the 17th ofjune 2023, british explorer hamish harding posted an update on facebook revealing his journey to explore the wreck of the titanic. harding was travelling with 0ceangate expeditions, a private company that takes paying customers down to see the wreck. the eight—day trip start

on the bathyscaphe, several entrepreneurs and british billionaires in the atlantic ocean are searching for a submersible with tourists. for the education of the patriots and the rallying of teams in real army conditions, the finals of the games are lightning, and lightning at the training ground under the brest. the center of the election commissions and are involved in the elections, government agencies are fully prepared to hold a unified voting day with a report the head of the center of the electoral committee igor karpenko was received by the president discussing preparations for the electric company 24 years in february we will be elected to parliament. the local councils of deputies will also have to form the composition of the entire belarusian people's assembly in its new status, that is, a serious electoral exam is ahead and discussed interaction with government agencies, issues of information support, invitation of international observers. there were entities that invite observers, certain there is nothing to hide with laws at the right time, when the time comes, when we wil

that cloud moving in from the atlantic overnight, bringing this rain first thing on friday morning. y rain moving across scotland into northern england and across wales. further south—east it may well be dry and we should see more in the way of sunshine coming out here. so temperatures are going to be into the mid—twenties quite easily in that sunshine. but further north and west, with the cloud around some rain here and there, things will be a little cooler and it could be a bit misty over the hills as well. let's head into the weekend, though. most of that rain will have gone by this stage. we're still left with a lot of cloud, a few showers, mainly running northwards across scotland. but the cloud should become thinner and break up and we'll see a bit more sunshine coming through. it's also going to be getting warmer. this is where the temperatures are really starting to rise on saturday, widely into the mid 20s, hotter in the south—east of england and also humid because we're drawing up this very muggy air from the south, from continental europe, ahead of a weather front that's g

it is located on the atlantic ocean. the biggest tree in the world, which became frozen due to collision with a mountain and killed 1,500 people . thank you very much for being with the world today. thank you very much for your patience . we have identified 180,000 personal accounts . they have had commercial activities, and it is interesting to know that there is no information. in the country's tax system , methods such as card-to-card and account rental are among the things that some economic activists do to avoid tax. they went hand in hand to make financial transactions transparent and justice tax should be established, the budget law of 1998, the law of store terminals and the taxpayer system, the budget law of 1400, and the instructions for clarifying bank transactions in various materials, referring to this path , with the identification of 8 million business accounts from individuals by the tax affairs organization, the progress of more than 8 million business accounts we have been registered, following this path

today, we have agreed the atlantic declaration — a new economic partnership for a new age, of a kind prime minister, your aim as the conservative party at the last general election was a full free—trade deal with america. isn't the simple truth of what's been announced today an acknowledgement of the failure to do that? and to the president, why won't you do a full trade agreement with the uk? what it does is respond to the particular opportunities and challenges that we face right now and into the future. and it asks the question, "what do we need to do working together that can bring most benefit to our citizens as quickly as possible?" and our agreement does that. it's the first—of—a—kind agreement that is ambitious in what it seeks to achieve. be in no doubt, asjoe and i were discussing earlier, the economic relationship between our two countries has never been stronger. president biden didn't answer my question directly, but his endorsement of the uk playing a role in coordinating the international response to the rise of artificial intelligence will please number ten. there's e

status for applicants participants its and specialty the most sought after rescue operation in the atlantic oxygen stayed for 60 hours on board, the british billionaires and the owner of a company that spends underwater days. 10 successful at once strikes on the positions of ukrainian militants were inflicted by russian aviation in the kupinsky direction of a special operation of su-25 attack aircraft, as well as attack helicopters and groups. the west was struck by the points of temporary deployment of the accumulation of manpower and military equipment of our units, and tankers are always ready. on the red liman sector of the front, the tank crews of the central military district destroyed well, the fortified stronghold of the nationalists along the trenches, trenches and dugouts and work effectively and our gunners were convinced of this by our military commander aleksey baranov this reinforcement is sent towards the line of contact directly to the combat zone , the task can arrive at any moment the crew of the bmp-3 is on combat duty just a few kilometers from the line of contact, the w

will talk about nato purgatory or why they do not make special conditions for ukraine to join the north atlantice and leave the same requirements that were relevant and for other countries that at one time or another became members of the north atlantic alliance well, i will leave it to our guests who will professionally comment on this issue and tell us more . pale historian, political scientist, they are also the author of a book about nato, which i remember reading 15 years ago , oleksandr . i congratulate you, i congratulate you. when the superficial council was running around with balls, it is not necessary for nato, but some political forces that positioned themselves as very patriotic voted precisely against ukraine being uh , what was it about biden set such a condition that there will be no special conditions for ukraine and we should not expect that we will enter nato from some black entrance, we will enter the same as everyone else and must comply with all the procedures that must be followed in order to become a member full member of the north atlantic alliance, but before we start t

it is the earliest this far east in atlantic basin records. it's going to head toward the eastern caribbean for this weekend. we'll keep looking at impacts there. this thing formed so early because water temperatures are 4 to 5 degrees fahrenheit above average. >> lots of activity we know you'll be following it for us. thank you. >>> now to the growing number of threatening letters containing a mysterious white powder. more than 100 now found. many sent to republican lawmakers and officials in kansas. tonight, federal law enforcement sources tell abc news, they were also sent to former president trump, and supreme court justice clarence thomas, but that postal inspectors intercepted them. here's abc's senior investigative reporter, aaron katersky. >> reporter: at first envelopes with a suspicious powder were discovered in mailboxes of a few dozen kansas lawmakers. tonight the list of intended recipients is growing. 100 kansas officials have received letters and federal law enforcement sources tell abc news letters were also addressed to former

about the role of the private sector and civil society in u.s. cybersecurity. this is part of an atlantic council discussion on the biden administration's recently released national cyber security strategy. it's about half an hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you so much. my name is graham brook, i am the vice president of technology programs here at the atlantic council. for those of you on our online audience, thank you so much for remaining tuned in. for those of you, just a note to our online audience that the in-person audience is getting appropriately hydrated and or caffeinated for this conversation, what we are going to kick it off right now. my role at the atlantic councils that we've walked the walk that all of the professionals that you just saw up on the stage are. we've consolidated all of the programs, we do defense tech and cyber security and information technology security into one program. my role is to somewhat coordinate or be responsive to all of our folks here. i am so very excited to be joined by a man who needs no introduction, craig, of craigslist. and other philanthropic endea

the atlantic for both of our countries, while _ atlantic for both of our countries, while also — atlanticrds that we share. and _ and environmental standards that we share, and it will help us meet the targets— share, and it will help us meet the targets that we have set to help us prevent _ targets that we have set to help us prevent catastrophic warming of the planet _ prevent catastrophic warming of the planet it _ prevent catastrophic warming of the planet. it will make supply chains more _ planet. it will make supply chains more resilient, less dependent on unreliable — more resilient, less dependent on unreliable governments. across all of these _ unreliable governments. across all of these efforts, including the ones that brought me here today, to provide — that brought me here today, to provide a — that brought me here today, to provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, _ provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, we — provide a democratic and prosperous ukraine, we simply could not ask for a better— ukraine, we simply could not ask for a better partner than the united kingdo

the search continues, missing at the bottom of the atlantic ocean, bathyscap from the tourist team, which was the british billionaire during the dive to the site of the titanic bible here rescue work this morning involved a canadian military aircraft. the president of venezuela announced the creation of the financial system of the new world, so nicolas maduro commented on the introduction of russian bank cards of the world in the country , called this a joyful event and stressed that the new payment systems will help destroy the system of unfair unilateral sanctions built by the united states, russian intelligence officers showed that the equipment of the armed forces destroyed in the avdeevka direction, including the production of nato countries, western armored cars. were shot down during unsuccessful attempts nationalists go on the offensive and break through the defenses of our troops. the name of remembering to sleep badly helps to restore memory, reduce fatigue and improve the object. now i will not forget you do not understand. now i will explain everything in the post office to th

time is running out for 5 people in a submarine deep in the north atlantic rescue crews are searching for the submersible use to take tourists to tie tenix break. also coming up, the 2nd day of talks for china is premier in berlin. the business names to reset ties between the 2 global trading heavy weights plus the survivor of last week ship reg, reunited with his brother. now the un is calling for an investigation into greece is handling the disaster and the freedom of speech award is presented at dw is global media for the winning journalist assignments is not an option for him and his colleagues, you know, so the hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. a search and rescue operation is underway in the atlantic ocean for a small submarine that went missing while taking taurus to the wreckage of the titanic. its fear the best so could be trapped at the depth of nearly 4 kilometers . rescuers believe it has enough oxygen to keep its pilot and 4 passengers alive for 3 more days. a race against time to find a stop like this one. and the people on it, it lost contact during a d

alireza moghadam, an expert on west asian issues , the secretary general of the north atlantic treaty organization, nato asked the member countries for this information and to strengthen their military industry in the face of the conflict in ukraine. our weapons and ammunition have run out not only in germany but also in many nato countries, and the secretary general of nato should again demand the production of weapons in nato member countries and consider these productions to fill empty assets. the york times says that part of the weapons sent to ukraine is used only as spare parts. this american publication, citing defense experts , wrote that it is almost always being repaired at the opera house or, despite numerous promises, a large part of the weapons sent to kiev are worn out. in kuwait, it was sent to ukraine, but after several months of repairs on the cars, 25 % of the tires of the 29 cars sent were worn out and unusable. he said that he should think about his air defense strategy before buying weapons. these statements are considered to be an irony to the german program know

the search for the submarine missing in the north atlantic. time is running out for 5 people on board. as such, moves into the deep awards as the contact was lost, while the subject took tourists around the rack of the titanic. also on the program, instead of us president degrees to plead guilty to tax crimes and to bind and reach us a tail to avoid being prosecuted over a separate gunshot. german chancellor, electronics wants to diversify his country's relationship with china. chinese pregnant and the track has been leading of delegation to valid us through trading partners, trying to reset times the feel good. you're welcome to the program. ruskin. crew is searching for the many submarine counting 5 people that went missing while touring, the wreck of the titanic, under the atlantic ocean. it's fed, the vessel could be almost a full come home. it says down off the coast of canada and across to using so not technology have been trying to pinpoint its location. and the submarine team he's hoping to attempt a rescue. they said muscle is believed

this is the north atlantic, where temperatures have searched for more than 3 months. along the coast of the us, europe and africa. off the coast of texas, shoals of dead fish that died from lack of oxygen or i'm worried about the warming trend that we've seen the ocean right? no, because the, the warming is linked with less oxygen in the ocean, which means that the fisheries industries will, will be impacted by that. and i, as well as and more i, c, h ocean will lead to the things i, colorado bleaching. and this is very rewarding. for the future. on june 11th, a temperature of 22.7 degrees celsius was recorded. that's half a degree above the previous high set in 2010. 1 factors dustin sand, global warming has weakened trade winds from the sahara desert in africa. so this, this from this already, it was it that on the surface of the ocean and this, this dust used to kind of cool you think because it's reflects solar radiation vector space. on top of that, el nino is now officially underway. el nino is a natural climate pattern that happens on average every 2 to 7 years.

congrats to the atlantic council for this initiative. this is important, and important it is hybrid panel and everyone talking from government and private and think tanks and civil society. a few things you raised in the question. information reduction act is what we recalled modern american industrial strategy. to make these investment we need the private sector to do more, we also know that government has to step in and play a role. the idea right now for targeted public investment. unlock power of private sector. and spur the investment that will be foundation for long-term growth. an example, you mentioned america's partnership in inflation reduction shawn act, we would build a clean infrastructure and excosystem with all supply chains in north america, and 369 billion dollars in energy security and climate change programs. chips and science act. to bring semiconductor back to our shores. to work with our partners. secure critical mineral imports and strategy ep international policy coordination, protect national security and expand d

it's called the atlantic mass of the lost city. the scientists on board are studying these places where life may have begun. but he, it was not for this which we published focusing 1st reduction, which kind of poles like this. if you imagine my fingers of the mental, they were down there but they get pulled out like they can tell they're on the surface and we see the mantle in the la crust, which the only way we can reach, get to these by direct drilling, is where there's a fault because these rocks do not full of on the sea floor. they find a boar hold that was drilled a years ago, using tools that can operate at high temperatures without electronics. they drill and scoop up samples along the way. they pull out the core, lifted to the surface in long plastic tubes and remove the chunks one by one. then the science begins they want to capture every detail from the millions of years of history that are in bedded in each piece. so it sliced loaded onto conveyor belts and photographed the slips. we can see the inside of rocks and we l

live from berlin, rescue as white in their search for a submersible with 5 people missing in the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard says there is not less than 2 days, the folks that are left contact with the lowest. well this must baltic tourist, the right direct of the titanic. also on the program, at least for is really is having short, 10 killed near jewish settlement in the occupied west by the day after palestinians were killed. and then as rarely rate on a refugee count as the son of a us president agrees to plead guilty to tax crimes hunter biden's deal means you'll probably avoid being cross, prosecute over a separate gun charge the i'm how to handle welcome to the program. rescuers are racing to find a missing submersible with 5 people on board and the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard side a few hours ago that the passengers have about 40 hours of oxygen left. it's feared the craft which was taking to rest the rest of the titanic could be almost 4 kilometers underwater, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint its location. and a submarine te

a submarine adrift in the north atlantic craft last contacts while taking torres to the wreck of the time. the phil give welcome to the program to have a chance to the old off. shaw says the seeking a more balanced relationship with china. mister schultz has been holding talks with chinese pregnant and the chung here in bundling it stressed the importance of engaging by badging and challenging global environment and cold on china to put more pressure on russia over the war. and ukraine is mr. lucy, the part of the trip since taking office on it's aimed at resetting the light switch between the 2 training on this the, the one that's capable of measuring data please. the agent analyst administer chatting. welcome to the studio, melissa. when germany released its national security strategy last week, it's a problem is a much more detailed consideration of china, which has now been delayed again until july. just jeremy actually have a clear and agreed plan for dealing with china or has missed the shelves just wing it. it doesn't look like they have a plan or one that the 3 parties you kn

the then the frantic search for last supplemental civil sounds of life are detected deep beneath the atlantic ocean. is it the missing vessel? it's a race against time to reach and basically those missing as oxygen supplies aboard, dwindle, and waste. the nation is pledge billions dollars more to rebuild ukraine. but the world bank says the costs could be quite higher than the global leaders think the bank was willing welcome. underwater noises could be coming from the submersible with 5 people on board missing in the north atlantic. the sounds detected by canadian military surveillance or across a described as possible signs of life. the sub was taking tourists to the rank of the titanic, which could be almost full kilometers underwater, off the coast of canada, across using so now have been trying to pinpoint its location. and a submarine team is hoping to attempt to rescue the submersible is caring for tourist send a pilot, c. u. s. coast guard is coordinating to search. it says finding the precise location is extremely complex, and then the rescue operation would be difficult. oxygen for