the longest sea trips. was asia and i've also looked at the women when fishing in the sea on rowing boats they caught fish many kilometers away from their homes and they went by these robots not by ships you can still see women on such boats going with their own in a particular way saddle as men usually sit with their backs facing forward and negative at the local women sit facing each other like this i think i do i do that is what i've heard also. so. the trip to a fishing area takes a long time and the load which is off. in winter time far from. their role was several shots out of sea belonging to divers. they were located in front of the rocky shore of bio filter bank. two white seas under the influence of the tide it was a level of the shore rises up and down twice a day. in the bay even in winter you can see a change of ice level of the coastline. you know why there are daily tides in the whites only what they're triggered by the moon's orbit around the earth through of the template chooser of high and

the white sea is the natural habitat. far from the civilized world in the north of russia on the coast of the white sea sea canaries are communicating with people with great pleasure in the open waters. but not a cure they are behaving strangely today. sure you know why you had a canary so why did you feel like giving us a song or something wrong with your first. before you start singing. what are your best. is sure well. let's give our throat some fish oil. if my let's try to get off the. sailors have dubbed baluga whales canaries because of the peculiar sounds they make . my three want to bring us to ring. skin color distinguishes these marine mammals from their relatives. palooka cobs are of a dark blue color thank you when they're one year old they turn gray like these two female whales. later their skin acquires a milky shade. you know yes this is exactly how they should be kept but the people in society should know that the bloke a whale is not a stupid fish as many believe that. we need to tell him that these intel

in order to get to the depths of the like sea winter divers first have to break through the frozen sea. the thickness of ice is about forty to fifty centimeters in the diving school. it is hard work so the divers take the short intervals. well there are four this device was invented by ancient people it's a type of lever that was taken it a step further and designed an intelligent device for snowmobiles to lift chunks of ice whistling nothing of the kind anywhere else in the world this original structure does the job of for really man to that of the. i starting in the white sea is a serious challenge in winter the water is bitterly cold. several hotspots bonuses are situated near every water hole here the divers change and comfort themselves after diving. according to international diving regulations one should be certified by the professional association of diving instructors before venturing on to the ice because divers must be wearing dry suits to make sure they don't freeze in the water the user is insulated by a small film of the air on to the suit ok ok so you have to meet up fir

in the seas fish is of course in great demand. early settlers built seaside hamlets on the collar peninsula before they started making their homes in villages they lived here throughout the year waiting for the summer fishing season to start alexander coming off ski and his son have reconstructed a fisherman's settlement typical of the ones that existed in the late nineteenth century on the white sea coast. we have put it all up where it used to stand we have been trying to be as historically accurate as we can as for what is left of the old nets we don't even touch them. today alexander takes visitors on a tour of his open and museum guests can stay at his place for several days alexander treats them to fish caught only a short while ago and tells them about the life of the coast well it's one hundred years ago an exact replica of a bone features a collection of objects found here and in other settlements. they made with the help of specially treated pine or birch roots. but basically a boat is made of words joined together with b

it took 3 trips actually before we got to the sea. and all over at the edges of the dunes and sometimes even out in the middle of the dunes where you get into a deep hole, you will find a broken ceramic ojalla, you will find a sea shell that somebody carried in there, you will pick up the shell going what were you doing out here, why were you walking in this place, were you seeing it the same way i'm seeing it? were you floating like a ghost or were you trudging and swimming and dragging yourself? what were you doing out here? on the last trip out, we did a lot of night walking. and we walked barefoot for the most part because it's much easier than walking in boots and it's just nice to walk barefoot for days and days at a time. on that trip in particular there were a lot of sidewinders out in the dunes which made for an interesting element because the previous trip there had been snakes but not so many. you would wake up in the morning and there would be these elegant sidewinder tracks everywhere. the guy who dropped us off has the pr

he also said the group will continue to block the whalers. sea shepherd is preparing to depart from the antarctic ocean later this month. >>> interpol placed watson on a wanted list. last year a suspended sentence to a former sea shepherd captain, convicted from operations in the antarctic ocean. >>> next, we shift gears and go to our bureau in bangkok. patchari raksawong joins us with the latest on what's going on. good evening. >> hello, michio. >>> a pakistani investigative panel says it will complete a report by the end of the year on the time osama bin laden spent in pakistan. the al qaeda leader was killed by the u.s. military in the country earlier this year. there is keene interest in what the investigation will reveal. nhk world reports from islamabad. >> reporter: the investigative panel held a news conference in islamabad on thursday. it said it will complete all the interviews by the end of the month. >> the commission has examined more than 100 witnesses, including arabian air force officials, police and intelligence officials, the s

has said that they found two large boats but so far they've proven empty of course the ocean the sea for signs of life and hours of mounting here because cern's a growing as the weather conditions in the air are quite grave the water temperatures just above freezing a criminal case is already been opened into proceedings here of course everyone's attention of finding people alive who left be left in the water. ok for now ketchup drink agree thank you for that update. while the whole sky oil rig started drilling in the sea of a hard skin september it was on its way back to port when it capsized the platform was built in ninety five centimeters long and eighty wide it's one of the not just oil rigs in russia was going to set sail for drilling off the vietnamese coast and the end of its current assignment. or stay with r.t. for more on that breaking news story as we get it here. now moving on now fresh riots have reportedly flared up in the western cause it started one person was killed and eleven others injured at a railway station where people were protesting against a fatal crackdown

and of course instant updates on the rescue operation in the hot sea are available on our twitter feed for you follow us that dot com to be on top of this breaking news story. well this is r.t. live from moscow i'm at the other main news story that we're covering for you this hour fresh classes that flare up in western kathak sound just days after a demonstration by oil workers ended with eleven people dead. the west and its allies mount pressure on the syrian regime as russia fights to get its draft resolution exception to the u.n. aimed at solving the crisis peacefully. class the wait is finally over as russians accepted as a fully fledged member of the world trade organization after eighteen years of tough talk. fresh riots have reportedly flared up in western council stand one person was killed and eleven others injured at a railway station where people were protesting against a fatal crackdown on striking the oil workers were there are also reports stream russian journalists have been detained in the country r.t. if you go to cannot has the latest from kazakstan. on saturday a gro

first our breaking news story a russian oil rig has gone down in the storm in the sea of hearts in the country's far east west get the latest details now ti's jake reeves jake about the rig capsized several hours ago now how is the recovery operation going. for search and rescue operations still ongoing but we're five hours have passed now since the oil rig capsized immersion we should confirm that sixty seven people were on board fourteen of them passengers some have been pulled from the water along but many of the majority still missing we've spoken to an emergency ministry spokesperson for more. than. fourteen people have been rescued so far with two of them in a critical condition two people have been sports on the surface of the sea that have pizza be dead they are being recovered now the weather conditions in the area are very brave strong winds with waves up to five meters. one plane has been deployed to aid in this search and rescue operation as a company to helicopters and also been dispatched a number of ships ships in the sea in a presence scouring the sea for signs of life

we actually have a tropical depression in the south china sea. oes remain well off and wanders and for the moment it looks like at least indo china peninsula staying largely dry. central vietnam may pick up a few light showers but nothing too major expected for the next 24 hours. the northern end of the philippines may see chances of heavier downpours throughout the day and we look at some showers also moving across taiwan as well as the southern islands of japan, but otherwise across much of china, the korean peninsula, and even the indochina peninsula stay dry as does japan, for the most part it is going to be looking at the quite a bit of sunshine over the course of today. it's just this northwestern flank here that will see moisture coming in off the sea of japan and that will be cold rainfall as well as snow, although it does look like it's going to taper off as we head into the evening hours. as for highs on monday, expecting 14 in tokyo, so warm sunshine should make you feel pretty mild in the afternoon. as for seoul, highs in the single di

he also said the group will continue to block the whalers. sea shepherd is preparing to depart from the antarctic ocean later this month. >>> interpol placed watson on a wanted list. last year a suspended sentence to a former sea shepherd captain, convicted from operations in the antarctic ocean. >>> next, we shift gears and go to our bureau in bangkok. >>> a pakistani investigative panel says it will complete a report by the end of the year on the time osama bin laden spent in pakistan. the al qaeda leader was killed by the u.s. military in the country earlier this year. there is keen interest in what the investigation will reveal. nhk world reports from islamabad. >> reporter: the investigative panel held a news conference in islamabad on thursday. it said it will complete all the interviews by the end of the month. >> the commission has examined more than 100 witnesses, including arabian air force officials, police and intelligence officials, the surviving members of the family of osama bin laden. >> reporter: osama bin laden was killed by u.s

the two areas of land sank below the sea. ther crustal deformation isolated the area from what is now the red sea and caused the sea water within to evaporate, thus the danakil lowlands were born. an entire section of the earth's surface was stripped away here, and so the underground magma is closer to the surface than normal, right below the ground. as a result, hot water and lava containing various minerals frequently burst out of the ground. this large scale rifting has been taking place for 30 million years. the border line where the ground was torn apart now remains as a 1200 kilometer long cliff in the western part of ethiopia. the cliffs are home to many rare animals. this is the gelada, a monkey indigenous to ethiopia. many of the gelada monkeys originally lived in the grasslands, but started living above the cliff in order to protect themselves from predators. a decision is made to approach these magnificent cliffs of ethiopia. a local geologist joins the group to take a closer look at the cliffs. >> the sandstone, so

as of russia's far eastern coast out the rescue site that and the very stormy weather and the high seas are really complicating rescue efforts there there is currently just one ship a an icebreaker trying desperately to find the forty nine people that are still unaccounted for from the sunken oil rig. four people have been confirmed dead fourteen were plucked to safety by helicopters but those two helicopters and an aircraft that were helping up had to be pulled out because of the stormy weather and the fall of night there was also a tugboat helping as well but because the seas are so rough as reported damage to its hole that's had to be pulled out as well there is another ship on the way that will help this ice breaker once it arrives but those forty nine people in the water it's now a race against time to try and save them the water itself is only just above freezing point and the air temperature is minus ten degrees c. the situation very serious for those people in the water at the moment the race against time as you say tom and and what's the latest take on why the rate went down. t

with continuing updates on our breaking news story now the tragedy in a sea of hot skin rushes far east where one of the country's biggest oil rigs has gone down in a storm let's get the latest details now from our teams tom. tom the rig capsized eight hours ago now how the rescue operation turns to a recovery one now or is there still hope. well at the moment alice night has fallen two hundred kilometers off russia's far eastern coast out the rescue site that on the very stormy weather and the high seas are really complicating rescue efforts there there is currently just one ship an icebreaker trying desperately to find the forty nine people that are still unaccounted for from the sunken oil rig. four people have been confirmed dead fourteen were plucked to safety by helicopters but those two helicopters and an aircraft that were helping up had to be pulled out because of the stormy weather and the fall of night there was also a tugboat helping as well but because the seas are so rough as reported damage to its hole that's had to be pulled out as well there is another ship on the way t

helicopters are in the area aiding this search and rescue operation as well as two ships are scouring the sea for signs of life on those being an icebreaker that is towing this stricken alric to port when it capsized we can now confirm that it has sunk for more we spoken to the emergencies ministry spokesperson. what fourteen people have been rescued so far with two of them in a critical condition two people have been sports on the surface of the sea that have pizza be dead they are being recovered now the weather conditions in the area are very grave strong winds with waves up to five meters. this occurred about two hundred clubs off the coast of stucco in russia's far east owing to very high waves as mentioned in strong winds and storm conditions it's thought the alric took hold water before sinking but also that the lifeboats were able to deploy before it capsized and eventually sunk much of ministry those of the sea has said that they found two lifeboats but so far they've proven empty they are of course scouring the ocean the sea for signs of life and hours of mounting here concerns a gr