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to the port of maripol in the azof sea. the route and procedure of this passage were the same as in september of this year when two ukrainian naval vessels sailed from odessa to mari pofment l. on 24 november during the naval march, the commander of the ukrainian naval group received a notice from the russian authorities concerning the closure of the kirch strait area. however the international center for navigation control located in spain did not confirm this notification. when 25 november the ukrainian commander requested twice the russian maritime control services the passage through kirch strait. did he not receive any answer. later, the russian maritime control officer directed the ukrainian navy boat group to the so-called area of waiting. it was stated that ukrainian vessels would be soon informed on the kirch strait passage procedure. and then all hell broke loose. a roximately at 8:39 a.m., russian coast guard ship made a ram attack against the tugboat and damaged it. the video of this attack is available online. i

ambassador to the holy see. -- sea. she must explain what is going on in the americas to the vatican today. the second most difficult jobs explain what is going on in the vatican to america today. she was confirmed by the united states sentence on october 16th the lecture and sworn by president trump and vice president pants on october 24, and credentialed by pope francis on december 22. she has been serving our country over there ever since. she is also a new york times best-selling author and former president and ceo of a multimedia production and consulting company. while many talk about childhood education, she has worked to educate our children. she is the author of a children's american history series and co-author of rediscovering god in america. she has worked to educate adults. as produce of historical documentary films including nine days that change the world and ronald reagan, rendezvous with destiny. an excellent link to the program today in this afternoon. she has worked in the u.s. congress. she is blessed

their lives was spent at sea on the boat. his wife money and a little boy jade still go out to sea with the last couple in the village. family life boat the sea in a way it looks like little has changed since navy childhood but in fact nothing has stayed the same. now a days i'm restricted to the serene islands. were allowed to roam further but not to anchor because now everywhere has an owner. almost all the islands belong either to the national park or to private owners. that's why we can't live the way we used to. so i think that. the body has the kitchen beds and the toilets. you know you lived with his parents on the boat with his two siblings he likewise has three children he sent the two daughters to a boarding school on the mainland but because the house felt so empty they took in their neighbor's son they had two little boys and were happy to get one. half that. day it is now their son. and just as he learned from his father no you will soon teach him to dive and fish with a spear. only of you see nomad tribes still p

is the most elegant of the twelve german north sea islands. the friesian village of term is steeped in tradition the buildings date from the eighteenth century they're known as captains houses in the local museum you can find out about the way people used to live. they were seafarers whalers captains and fisherman. then tourism came towards the end of the nineteenth century and turned the fishing island into a vacation island. everyone finds something special about. somewhere between the sea and the title flats and the inviting frees you not miss fear. i've made my way up to the north of the islands to list. northernmost town it's the northernmost town in all of germany everything to the list is denmark. starting from list harbor and this ship is going to take me to see what might be the mudflats most popular inhabitants the seals were lucky enough to see. the north seas because seal heard slip between the north island. little word of advice don't make the mistake i made and leave your binoculars at home. there they are. i visited a month last

the russian federation argues that the sea is not subject to the tribunal. that united nations is deeply concerned about the escalation of tension that is taking place in the broader conflict in the eastern ukraine and the annexation of korea. in our last briefing to the council, we urged all parties to -- crimea. in our last briefing to the cats, worse all parties! in our -- in our last briefing we urged all participants to find a peaceful settlement. i also wish to reiterate our calls for new and constructive action by all concerned to overcome with the diplomatic negotiations. we underlined the need to fully respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine within internationally recognized borders in accordance with the relevant general assembly and security council resolutions. regrettably, the incident yesterday only threatens to cause the situation in and around ukraine to deteriorate further. we strongly urge both the russian federation and the ukraine to refrain from any ratcheting up of actions and to remind both the need to contain this

house is two kilometers from the sea. and her youngest daughter doesn't even remember the time when the family lived to see. this is the living room here's our t.v. and a cupboard will. help and it make up this is the stove for cooking. out here in the hall you know it's our clowns comes out that lets young girls breasts in mock and they're called parts out. of the new year he has to stay on the mainland longer than planned to see the words outboard motor is broken . his father tries to repair the restaurants. you know. when the families together there's always a lot of joking and teasing me when child picked up his daughter from the bus everyone thought they were a couple which explains the subsequent laughter i'm. not one of the little. well you know. child goes off to check the chaps he laid a few days ago it's been a long time since he's had a decent catch he's not even recouping the cost of the petrol the coke needs. to see he's been rough for days. checking all twenty traps is tedious and time consuming work. most di

natural sea grass to grow back in. the plastic sea grass is still in testing. the researchers want to know how long the blades have to be to prove effective and where the material has to be flexible and where it needs to be stiff. the testing at this facility should prove insightful. vienna way of all and his colleagues try out currents at different speeds that tells them how well they're artificial sea grass beds breaks the currents. it works just like real sea grass it behaves in a way that's very similar to real sea grass field full of. experiments that we performed when we learned that the speed of the current changes both within our beds and on the upstream side of it. but as the mounts they construct the weight of natural fibers or plastic the researchers are still looking for the optimal material sciences and i would think that. it has to be as close as possible to the real thing but also easy to produce. and most importantly it has to disappear without a trace as natural sea grass grows back this kind of research t

the sound of the sea in your ears and almost nothing else. the great thing in the offseason is the solitude on the beaches. you can stroll for hours it's ideal for anyone who enjoys braving the elements. or a brisk jog around the dunes. if you're interested in learning more about nature on the island there's a huge selection of guided tours all year round. there's a lot to learn about suits landscape. and. the wind blows the sand over the windward side pushing the dunes forward and the sand slides back down on the other side you are not far off then and i don't look. but at some point it's time to go inside and warm up. what better place than a cosy tea shop. teacher thinking is a beloved ritual all over north preacha ideally with delicious cake to go with it. the tea is strong the perfect pick me up. another place you can go to warm up the beach sauna five of them along the west beaches sitting here you have a great view of the sea and you can jump in to cool off. the saunas usually open in early april and spring makes it's come back. to land

perhaps it was sent up from ♪ ♪ the bottom of the sea the basque country is like ♪ ♪ the sea it's alwaysis etxebarri one of the greatest, most iconoclastic and most loved by chefs restaurants in the world. it is in every way extraordinary. >> anthony: sometimes with chefs we sit around and we play this game, if you had to die at one restaurant you know what would your last meal -- what restaurant would you like your last meal at? and they were coming up with restaurants and i said "well what about extebarri? >> virginia: extebarri. >> anthony: and they all changed their answers, they said "oh no, no you're right that place." it's so perfect. >> anthony: my lunch companion is my old friend virginia irizar, with her father she runs the "escuela de cocina de luis irizar." her father being luis irizar of the original group of 12 and the man who first showed me, well everything in san sebastian. >> anthony: your dads first job out here was at the maria christina, is that true he started there? >> virginia: sixteen years old. his first duty was to keep the white wine ice cold for the chef, oth

were at the dead sea the famed body of salt water that lies between israel and jordan over four hundred meters below sea level. an increasing stretch of the israeli side of the sea is now cordoned off due to the proliferation of dangerous sinkholes. just four years ago mineral beach was a popular resort that attracted over two hundred thousand guests a year. melvin blount used to manage the resort and was here the day the ground simply gave way. bicycling the show was a bright sunny day on a similar twenty seven twenty fourteen when disaster struck an enormous hole opened up under the parking lot. and we had to close the beach. the whole. i mean like the aftermath of a tsunami. coming here now is like visiting a cemetery. i mean militia. and the sinkholes have taken their toll all over the region which is literally on the brink of collapse. some areas of lands look like they've been carpet bombed. geologists mayor abel son and get on base have been examining the sinkholes since they first started emerging in the one nine hundred eighty s. since then the creators have spread along the co

the baltic. there are some limitations on british sea power. but the other thing is that there's now another dimension to be considered, and that is submarines. it's operating beneath the surface. and so we talk about it being the consequences of british dominance. you have the germans who are recognizing early on this is indeed a problem, that they are the second most powerful navy in the world, or have the second most powerful navy in the world and that's by some distance. but you do have submarines and it's a stealthy weapon. especially at this point. there aren't so many countermeasures out there. the germans are going to launch three large submarine campaigns, as per the reading i sent out to you. i believe i sent them out to you. but there's some consequences that are associated with this as well. i mean, the germans meet with some success in setting up their own blockade. i mean, it's not the same sort of blockade but you're trying to accomplish the same objectives. cut the british off from commerce on the seas. but there are consequences

rainwater and additional fresh water of the dead sea. they are and able to and want to set up a system that at least provides some advance warning of a developing sinkhole. there are early indicators before a whole starts to form the ground at that spot will sink slightly although it can't be detected by the human eye. the process often begins years before the sinkhole appears. jerusalem and hour's drive from the dead sea it's home to the geological survey of israel where the two men are working on their early morning system. a survey satellite conducts a radar scan of the dead sea coast every two weeks. the system enables the scientists to detect areas where the ground has fallen by a few millimeters clear indicators of future sinkholes. highway ninety runs along the western israeli side of the dead sea and straight through the affected area. and this was the first test for the early warning system developed by the scientists. for a long time it seems the highway had been spared from sinkholes. but as of september two thousand and twelve

natural sea grass to grow back in. the plastic sea grass is still in testing. the researchers want to know how long the blades have to be to prove effective and where the material has to be flexible and where it needs to be stiff. the testing at this facility should prove insightful. vienna way of all and his colleagues try all currents at different speeds that tells them how well they're artificial sea grass beds breaks the currents. it works just like real sea grass it behaves in a way that's very similar to real sea grass full of. any experiments that we performed we've learned that the speed of the current changes both within our beds and on the upstream side of it. but as the mounts they construct the weight of natural fibers or plastic the researchers are still looking for the optimal material. and i would think that it has to be as close as possible to the real thing but also easy to produce. and most importantly it has to disappear without a trace as natural sea grass grows back this kind of research takes time in

it's more than just a rock in the sea. it's what it represents really. but i don't i mean it represents the fact that i mean in the past it was the only way around from. the atlantic to the pacific and to australia and so forth and to that from one side of america to the other. but i don't think we would have come here specifically for that i mean it is that you know the most notorious it's the ever rest of sailing. there are people who on the ground well trips have her day off in this direction and not been seen again of couldn't travel a lot of people get in trouble so there are stories of people getting there's a boat here that was just mostly it just sounds like a home and was towed in here to to do repairs which it's still going on the moment . so that does happen and that means motive because. after several days the weather improves. and. it's time for the dogma owen to head out to cape horn. and albatross circles above shit. that's said to be a good omen many say this believe that the souls of their dead come rains live on in these beds. there's a

then seizes three ukrainian ships russia's holding the vessels and the your cranium personnel at the black sea port of couch after claiming they entered waters off crimea illegally the u.n. security council is due to meet today in an emergency session to discuss the clutch also on the program. on her return from brussels british prime minister theresa may faces the mammoth task of persuading u.k. lawmakers to back her breaks a deal she'll tell them it's the only option on the table. and a landing on mars starting today the spacecraft called insight is set to offer just that to two scientists restlessly awaiting its data on the red planet the probe will look beneath the martian surface to explain how the planet for billions of years ago. oh i'm sorry martin welcome to the program the united nations security council has called emergency meeting up to russia fired on and seized three ukrainian ships off the coast of the crimean peninsula two of the ships have been seen more did harm. in catch crimea ukraine ukraine's navy said six of their sailors were wounded russia says only three crewmen were

the investigation continues much more of the plane remains hidden beneath the sea surface. but since monday divers have located some of the body of the boeing seven three seven and now they found its black box one of the salvage teams said they dug deep and found it buried in the deputy on the sea floor. salvaging the box from the wreckage means aviation experts can begin piecing together what went wrong. we will let the transportation safety committee do their job. and we have requested boeing help determine the criteria needed for inspection. to find out the cause of the crash. knowing why the plane went down nearly fifteen minutes after takeoff will be of some comfort to the relatives identifying victims is a huge challenge a forensic team is examining body parts others are sifting through clothes and belongings to identify their loved ones the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they're different they're red so i can confirm

the company as he could. one way to do that was to find a new sea route to asia. newark to feel a man wanted to get back into the asian spice trained in space. and he sent his son jacobi and an experienced skipper vellum cornelius shout and to search for what he described as an undiscovered southern continent. bought off each year but their real mission was to find a new way to sail to asia. the expedition left course on june fourteenth sixteen fifteen with two ships the eintracht and the small no horn. up in there and village shows and a crew of more than began their journey into the unknown. that they board from the to its vice on board those ships it was very hard. aiming the lower deck for example was just one point three metres high so the crew was always walking around bent over. they had to sleep on the bare floor. another big problem was food they had to fight malnutrition and scurvy on this bombing and of course the crew was really nervous because they had no idea where they were headed. for the destination of the expedition was kept secret until the last

and also when the water rises again it might take it down more of the river and towards the sea. plastic garbage that gets recycled in order to create new little chaps and floating islands . for the recycle park in rotterdam is an important first step towards getting plastic pollution under control he wants to set up the floating platforms in other parts of the world too the sooner the better. use a good idea of product to do more than what it's meant to do and in the process save the environment is truly something when an american company by light adapted to camping stores to provide electricity and the safe cooking will turn if they knew the how do we know here's how it works. cooking on an open fire is a common way to prepare a meal but the smoke can cause respiratory diseases. every year three point eight million people die as a result of indoor pollution. an american camping gear startup is no changing lives. with its home stove. the technology prevents the formation of harmful gases. the stove needs fifty percent plus fireworks which reduces smoke emissions. it also produces

the sea level is rising and storms sturges' are getting stronger. as far as long term prognoses go all of the climate researchers all of the serious studies that i read make me fear for our children's future because it's not just my restaurant that might disappear but the entire island. and votes restaurant right on the beach would be one of the first places affected angered by the politicians lack of action on climate change that act in votes on taking the e.u. to court. the sea levels already risen by over twenty centimeters since the one nine hundred fifty s. that means storm surges are higher and the danger for us on the island lies back there. are freshwater lens is located there behind that then doing ridge. at the north sea breaks through the ridge where all our drinking water wells would be contaminated with salt water. already experiences drinking water shortages especially in the summer the island has just two thousand residents that more than two hundred thousand people come here in each year on holiday and they use lots of water. the natu

major mission of the high seas squadron. well, because the royal navy knew that the high seas fleet was sorting the grand fleet was able to get underway, the germans were not aware of the presence of the grand fleet until they literally saw them coming over the horizon now, remember, this is in days before radar, and the germans really did not have a very robust aerial scouting capability. also, the german submarines that were supposed to form a line, were not on station yet, when the grand fleet passed over, so, the submarines reported nothing here. so, if you were admiral scheer and the last thing that you see is the entire british grand fleet coming over the horizon, as we say, you are about to have a bad day in dodge city. back to the map here, a melee ensued. and, i am not going to go through all of the tactical details of the battle of jutland, or we would be here longer than we are allocated. but, i would recommend a very good book that came out a couple of years ago by a fellow of the name of john brooks if you want t

one of the salvage teams said they dug deep to find the box it was buried in the debris on the sea floor examination of the wreckage continues but it's tricky and slow going much of the plane remains hidden beneath the surface. slowly the bodies of the missing are being returned to land. families of beside themselves entire villages banding together to support them as they grieve. once victims are down defied funerals can be held. identification presents a huge challenge for insect teams examined body parts and check fingerprints and dental records. clothes and other belongings are also help in confirming who died in the crash. the details are related to my husband's shoe we just wanted to be sure because those in charge of identifying the victims say we can help them with identification but they're not his shoes they're different they're red so i can confirm they are not his knowing why the lion air flight went down nearly fifteen minutes after takeoff may help grief stricken families come to terms with the tragedy but it's likely to take a long time for investigators to analyze the bla

blocks access to the sea of us off and there has been a flare up with the russians firing on ukrainian ships there and several ukrainians being injured there are three ukrainian vessels that are now basically seized by russia russia said that the ukrainian vessels had been trying and have actually trust trespass into russian territorial waters without their permission to do so so there's a kind of. claim and counterclaim situation going on here which has become very very hostile in the last few hours it's a situation that has actually been brewing for months this has been a very tense area with both countries various points seizing the vessels of the other country there was a ukrainian seized a russian fishing vessel called the north back in march and the russia has done similar things since then so this is think a significant escalation in tensions between russia and ukraine at the moment and the center of it at the moment is the c. of s. over and the coach straits all right to reach islands and moscow really thank you. well russia has increased its military presence in the sea of as

rimi: i love the sea and marine life. ve always s done physicacally dedemanding work and not j justl thinings. reporter: bubut even women oppe the scheme, on religious grounds. >> women are unclean. they menstruate. and that angers benten, the goddess of the sea. reporter: the japanese buddhist goddess doesn't like to see women in her realm. >> fish are sacred, and fishing is dangerous. the goddess is tememperamenta, and gets jealous when women go to sea. that's why we cacan't take thm with us on the boats. reporter: rimi's father was against her fishing, too. he point-blank banned her from going out to sea. nonetheless, rimi would go down to the harbor every day to fish it was hard for me. reporter: this continued for years. every morning the men would go out to sea to fish, and rimi would have to stay behind. but then yumi arrived from tokyo and offered her an opportunity to become a fisherwoman. rimi didn't hesitate. since then she's been training with yumi, and learning to do the job her ancestors did -- fishing with l

dashed into the sea on monday. eing 737 crashed just after take—off from the capital, jakarta, with 189 people on board. a part of the landing gear has been found. this report from rebecca pension that contains flash photography. divers bring to the surface the flight data recorder, in good condition retrieved from the bottom of the sea. it will reveal the plane's final movements before it crashed into the java sea, just minutes after take—off. divers now searching for a second black box which would have recorded conversations between the two pilots. another key piece of information in terms of determining why this new plane crashed in daylight and in good weather, boeing working with the indonesian government on the investigation. translation: we will let the transportation safety committee do theirjob, and we have requested boeing to help determine the criteria needed for inspection to find out the cause of the crash. the findings of that investigation are unlikely to be known for some time, but what we do know is

enjoy the fresh sea air. and soak up some sunshine on. the island off germany's north sea coast boasts beaches perfect for long stroll unique natural beauty and classic maritime cuisine. those are always worth a visit. in sixty minutes on d w. a continental just reinventing itself. as africa's tech scene discovers it's true potential. inventors entrepreneurs and high tech professionals talk about their visions successes and day to day business the difference a few. words into history you know everyone used to smoke. now for your vision but i was trying to. get you to africa starts december twelfth on w. to get. everyone along to another fun field in the snow of your own max we are covering lots of ground as usual so let's get right to it here's a look at what's coming up. twice as nice to german.

rules serve to protect the sea. before aqua culture began here hardly any fish were left in this lagoon today there is a greater variety of fish snails and crabs that's because sea cucumber is act like natural filters by ingesting sand they purify it removing organic waste micro algae and bacteria. in a country where seventy percent of the population lives in poverty the village is experiencing some rare prosperity thanks to c.q. cumbers. said i fim kitty was one of the first aquaculture farmers here in two thousand and nine. before the sea cucumber farm started it i had no way to raise my standard of living. and you will heal since i got my own enclosure i've had enough money to send my two children to school so and i've bought a few nice things for my house. and i have a herd of goats now we go to. feed. the farmers pay sixteen cents for the new born sea creatures but after nine months of feeding their way through the sand the now mature sea cucumbers are worth a dollar thirty in asia and elsewhere dried sea cucumb

it happened in the black sea off the coast of crimea after the russian ships blocked access to the sea of as of via the narrow carriage street which separates the crimean peninsula from the russian mainland although a bilateral treaty gives both russia and ukraine access tensions are very in the sea have escalated since russia's annexation of crimea in twenty fourteen and the opening of a booming somewhat itself which martial law would be introduced in order to strengthen ukraine's defense capabilities amid increasing aggression and according to international law a cold act of aggression by the russian federation martial law would not mean a refusal to resolve the issue of liberating ukrainian territory by political and diplomatic means. right through. russia anger outside the russian embassy in kiev protesters shape day to russia officials from both countries have accused the other of provocative behavior nato and the european union have called for restraint as fears grow that tensions in the region could escalate further. for more on this developing story i'm joined now by our corres

backing pro russia separatists in eastern ukraine where fighting continues sunday's incident in the black sea could spark a wider conflict a russian coast guard ship rammed the ukrainian navy tug and opened fire on two other ships several ukrainian sailors were wounded and more than twenty were taken prisoner the confrontation happened in the kutch straits off the coast of crimea russia says the ukrainian naval vessels entered its waters illegally despite a treaty which guarantees freedom of navigation ukraine calls it an act of aggression and has put its military into combat readiness but president speciale says that ukraine doesn't plan to fight anyone. so. martial law is introduced in order to strengthen ukraine's defense capabilities amid increasing aggression and according to international law cold act of aggression by the russian federation martial law does not mean our refusal to resolve the issue of liberating ukrainian territory by political and diplomatic means we have intentions to keep at hearing to all international obligations including the minsk agreement from zero zero as worr

correspondent stefan simons is at the young sea dro border crossing on the u.s. side of the border there with mexico and he joins us now stefan what's the situation now has a calm down. significantly you can say that definitely. over the course of the day though on the mexican side as well as on the u.s. side of. security more. on the u.s. side and more. police on the mexican side trying to make this border more secure in terms to prevent something like what happened on sunday happens here again. and traffic is normal and that means on the other side behind me from. moving into the united states like hundreds and hundreds and hundreds remember all the people who. are working to come today and probably tomorrow to do their holiday shopping which they missed on on sunday now mexico is set to deport scores of migrants. managed to breach of security cordon and tried to cross into the u.s. yesterday are more deportations likely to fall. thirty nine that's the number today and all those thirty nine people will be deported. sixty nine people they made today actually to

of and solved now the only access to the black sea is now the russian controlled waters a tender box along the coast mario poll is the only major city in southeastern ukraine still under government control since pro russian separatists seized parts of the east. proof of how volatile this conflict remains less than twenty four hours in emergency session of the un security council was held with nato watching and morning that is no justification for the use of military force against ukrainian ships and naval personnel so we call on our show to release immediately their crane and sailors and ships it ceased yesterday i mean cold for call on restraint on stoltenberg speaking just moments after world powers met at the you would in new york the united states calling the russian move nothing but arrogance. outrageous narration of sovereign ukrainian territory. is part of a pattern of russian behavior that includes the purported annexation of crimea and abuses against countless ukrainians in crimea as well as stoking conflict that has taken the lives of more than ten thousand people in ea

and sent these ceramics to the bottom of the sea. the entire settlement sank into the sea these ceramic shards were recovered from six meters below the water surface. the fishermen spend all their free time searching for more clues about. many of the younger ones are now experienced archaeological divers but although the work has become routine for them it's much more than a job but minutes. when i walk in the water and every dive is a moving experience because every time something new can come to light. a new piece of evidence of what was there which helps us to understand the past because as we just saw every day brings a new discovery. diski lives from tourism each year hundreds of thousands of people flock to the island to bathe in its hot springs and visit the famous gusto out of going easy hand every now and then the super yachts drop anchor here. the mayor says a new branch of tourism is always welcome but he won't commit to offering the young fisherman any financial assistance. you know god is sources of all simply money's tig