well, to discuss that i'm now joined by glen deason, professor at the university of south eastern no re, professor decent is great to talk to. thank you very much for your time. oh my pleasure. and it's a bit of a surprise for. 6 for me to speak to a western academic at the russian conference because, you know, they change is even intellectual exchanged between the russians. and the westerners are not really encouraged at this point of time on too concerned about any political or career repercussions for speaking to our t. well, luckily i work for a university, which is sir, quite strong on the defending academic freedom. so are they pretty much given me your rights to do or so please, sir, within certain boundaries, of course, i guess the main problem is in the media where they saw a greater push for controlling the narrative. this is were you find out a rush to meet us being censored are complete to shut down. and also we find out that our own media doesn't merrily. her accommodates the russian argument or presents even russian interests. so it becomes very difficult or if i could t

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these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, wendy's and in our slow he's professor at the university of south eastern norway as well as author of the book was a phobia propaganda in international politics and in budapest we have, george said, well, he's a podcast or the guy will, which can be found on youtube and locals. are gentleman cross capitals in effect, that means you can jump in time, you want, and i would appreciate it. i start, i'm in budapest, of course, is a flurry of discussion about what zalinski claims as a breakthrough in the conflict in the south and east, as i said, my introduction here. um, but i think if you start unraveling it, it tells a very different story. and there hasn't been much reaction to how the russians will react to this news. hear your thoughts, george? well, it's clear that the initial offense that was launched by a ukraine inherit was a failure. they sustained very heavy casualties and made no progress. the one in the east northeast around target has always been more successful and they have made territorial gains. and the one really can't deny that. at th

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of florida south of here has ever seen. i want to bring in mark luther from the university of south florida ocean monitoring lab. r being with us. you had been watching closely where we are right now, tampa bay. there had been concern of catastrophic historic storm surge here. now it has moved south, that concern, but it's very much the same situation. why are they anticipating something that could be so devastating? >> well, again, these winds are unprecedented in anyone's memory here. when the west coast of florida is very broad and shallow and when you get very strong winds blowing toward the coastline, it drags the water towards shore and once the water gets to shore, it has no place to go up except to pile up on land. that's why we have the potential to get these massive storm surges. in tampa bay we're on the opposite side of the eye wall and we're getting actually lower than normal, probably by 10 to 12 feet lower than we would expect. >> well, again, that's good news for here. very dire news potentially south of here. and one of the concerns has been is had the storm surge concern been where i am here on

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meanwhile, the university of south carolina, although a safer distance from the storm has moved up saturday game against south carolina state for tomorrow night. we'll also have to watch the tampa bay buccaneers tomorrow night against the chiefs. if theirs is impacted. and the braves and in atlanta also until question this weekend. >>> still ahead here on "way too early," we will go back to florida for another live report as millions of people brace for hurricane ian's landfall. >>> plus, we're going to take a look at the biden administration's response to the biggest hurricane of his tenure. we're back in just a moment. id. i'm dead! [screams] all these old rules are made up. so why not make up something better? ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams with more agility. ♪ ♪ the old way of working is deader than me. ♪ ♪ we'll scale up, and we'll scale down ♪ ♪ before you're six feet underground. ♪ ♪ let the old ways of working kick the bucket. ♪ ♪ take the leap and just say, fuuuuu...reeedom ♪ ♪ bye by

the university of south florida has been really, really helpful to provide on-campus housing and support've been able to evacuate people from st. petersburg where everybody is able to shelter collectively. >> go home, stay inside. it will be a few days before you're back at school. john schraeder, university of florida student. where do you guys want me to go? all right. so, brianna, you get a sense of how this is affecting people here. right now in tampa, this is the nicest we've seen it for some time. brightening skies, almost no rain. you just get the sense that it's going to come down soon. >> yeah, it is just going to be -- it's just that thing, right, the calm before the storm there. we do have some breaking news here this morning. the u.s. embassy is advising people not to travel to russia. this is a very ominous warning. >> reporter: yes, it is. first of all, it's telling americans to leave russia immediately if they are in the country, knowing how hard it is already to get out of the country. what it does in this security alert is note that the russian government has begun in mo

university. obviously totally unacceptable. stars like lebron james offering a statement of solidarity, her family appearing here on cnn amid some 65 separate articles written about the controversy. university of southle all games. byu athletics announce add zero tolerance policy. they banned a fan alleged to make the slurs. they also launched an internal investigation. that's where the narrative fell fall short of the initial indignation. when byu released its findings after reviewing all available video and audio recordings and reaching out to more than 50 folks who attended the game, including duke personnel and athletes, they stated they found no evidence to corroborate that fans uttered racial slurs at the event and they lifted the ban on the fan with apologies. they invited anyone with evidence to come forward. healthy skepticism is always a virtue. they doesn't read like a coverup. instead it feels like there was a rush to judgment because of a well-intentioned impulse to believe the duke player's accusations. we need to note that the investigation doesn't call rachel richardson a liar or fabricator, and that some sought e solve of misunderstand occurred. duke issued a statement saying it was

scientists from the university of new south wales say atlantic ocean circulations, which in part taketo climate change. and this could mean more frequent la nina conditions — and therefore flooding — in eastern australia. what we see is that the heat is not transported any more i from the tropics to the tropics and then it causes the - northern hemisphere to cool and the southern hemisphere - to keep the heat. so there is a contrast - between the temperatures in the northern hemisphere i and the southern hemisphere. and this difference _ in temperature causes a massive disruption in the atmospheric dynamics and changes - the atmospheric circulation . in a way that puts the tropical pacific into a la nina state. so it's quite interesting, because what happens l in the atlantic, it can impact| the tropical pacific and it can have implications for the whole globe, including australia. - back here at imperial college london, i am with dr fredi 0tto again, she leads the world weather attribution group here, to get some final thoughts from you. what stands out for you from what we have seen

year, one of the youngest people ever to be elected in the state of south carolina to congress, is a graduate of george washington university where he has a degree in international affairs and political science. he has a masters in intellectual studies and a law degree as well from the university of south carolina. he has a masters from n.y.u. in cybersecurity strategy. he was in the south carolina state legislature before he was in congress, and a captain now in the air national guard. so i would like on behalf of all of the former members of congress here to bestow upon the two of them the distinguished service award for the terrific work that they've done on behalf of the united states congress. [applause] l.f.: so derek on behalf of the former members of congress we have the distinguished service award and also have the book that you were just hearing fergus talk about, his book that he has inscribed for you for this occasion. and so thank you. >> it's in there somewhere. l.f.: thank you for all the work you're doing on behalf of congress. derek: thank you. you want me to say a few words. he asked me to say a few words.

leader of the liberal democrats, leonid slutskikh the day of knowledge visited one of the largest universities in the southf russia, the kuban state university, today almost 30,000 students study here, including foreigners from 68 countries , all conditions are created for obtaining a quality education and self-realization purpose of the visit communication with students, stressed leonid slutsky , head of the faction. the liberal democratic party answered questions of concern to young people, discussed the level of russian education and the development of science, prospects for young cadres and the state of the economy, foreign policy pressure on the situation in ukraine, but they are swarming up, storming, demonizing, deforming our image in the world. and our national economy and in a special military operation. we will win, we have absolutely no other choice. planet of the 21st century, especially in close proximity to our state border. this meeting is a story with a continuation, leonid slutsky assured that they agreed on cooperation under the great impression of how the guys know the situation and ask

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of talk about reforming the u.n., and no result. if you look carefully at our peace formula, you will see that its implementation -- our formula is universal and unites the north and south of the world. it calls for the world's majority to expand the representation of those -- this is an imbalance when africa, latin america, most of asia, eastern europe complying with the right -- thay they themselves never had. have you ever heard such words from russia? a permanent member of the security council, for some reason, not japan or brazil, or india, the day will come when peace will be resolved. as for the talks between ukraine and russia, probably you have happened to hear different words from russia about the talks. if they were ready for them but they talk but announced military mobilization, they talked about talks but denounced -- announced referendums on of the occupied territories of ukraine. what is true is that the military mobilization in russia is true. sham referendums are also true. russia also wants war, it's true but russia will not stop the course of history. mankind and the world are more stronger than one terrorist state. russia will be forced to end this