ok, but i agree with it, glen, let me go back to you. i'm in a sense, this whole ukrainian gambit for, for the us in the u. k. because they seem to be an x is here driving this, both, both countries that are not in the european union, interestingly enough, and their unity of the, of, of europe. it is almost seamless for now, and that's why they need a breakthrough to keep that unit need together. the longer this goes on, even give government submitted their losses in the east, they won't say specifically, but there are many bad going so well here. so i mean, if the, if the purpose was to unify for the west, in the european sense around behind the u. s. and about behind the u. k. as leaders of nato, they need, they need this breakthrough one way or another because of baby formula. energy prices, migration, i mean, you can, you can keep the fever pitch up for a while emotionally. but now things are beginning to settle down. we're seeing, you know, reports in and in germany to check republic hungry po and about my grades and things like tha

and now, which is going to make it happen, glen, go ahead. yeah, i think it's a part of explore why your security architecture has been collapsing over the past 30 years now, much, but the collapse, so the berlin roles and also the soviet union in the same sense, went up to remember there's 2 years in between. so it was in moping 989 with the cold war was declared over and exactly 2 years later the soviet union collapsed. now, why was this interesting? because when the cold war was declared over in 1989, it was being a compromise. and both coming to table with diplomacy there, resolving this differences. and thereafter, you had all these agreements like the charter, paris for new europe in which they said the new york should have no dividing lines, indivisible security one, such not expanding the expense of other however runs the soviet union collapsed in 1991. then you have the us ambassador, the last us about the soviet union, arguing, well, as soon as you come up, you have this creation in the united states that the cold war had been run a

i would also focus on some pick up on something that glens mentioned. and you know, this constant pursue, just, you know, trying to reinvent the life to keep the narrative going. and then i think is it kind of the dark reality of the information worker that you can win as many the dark reality of what we're going to stop on that point here. we're going to go to a quick break. and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion and some real new stain with our tea. ah, ah ah, ah ah ah ah ah, welcome to crossed out. we're all things are considered. i'm peter labelle. this is the home edition. remind you were discussing some real news. ah ok, let's go back to max here in moscow. you're talking about information warfare before you went to our hard break continue. just going to say that, you know, you, you may win as many info battles if you know, as you wish, you know, create as many sections you want to talk about the dominance information warfare. but the reality check of the battle field would come back to haunt you one day and you will have hard t

glen, go ahead. i think it's a much more why than your pm security architecture has been collapsing 30 years max up. so the berlin wall and the close of the soviet union in the same sense. but one have to remember there's 2 years in between. so it was in 1099 with the cold war was declared over and exactly 2 years later the soviet union collapsed. now, why was this interesting? because when the cold war was declared over in 1989, it was seen as being a compromise. it was coming to the table with diplomacy there, resolving this differences and there, after you had all these agreements like the charter or is for new europe in which they said the new york should have no defining minds. me invisible. security. you know, one such enough expand to secure that expense of other however, once and the soviet union collapsed in 1009 to one. then you have the u. s. and buster, the last use investor to the soviet union. arguing as well as soon as the soviet union come up. so you have this creation in the united s

boat ramps at the lake powell recreation area, and critically low lake levels could soon cause the glen canyon dam to stop producing hydro power for more than five million people. how unprecedented is what's going on here? >> it's completely unprecedented. this lake hasn't been at this level since 1967. >> at this moment, lake powell was born. >> reporter: that's when glen canyon was drowned, erasing a landscape often compared to the grand canyon. >> it's a very special place. >> reporter: now as the water recedes, the canyon is being reborn. >> this is just stunning in here. balken took us to what's called cathedral in the desert, parts of which have not been seen for 60 years, and he showed us this natural bridge that just emerged from the water. >> this bridge was covered by water. so what we're boating under, you used to be able to boat over? >> you used to be able to boat over the top of this bridge. >> reporter: balken thinks lake powell's remaining water should be sent down river to prop up lake mead and glen canyon turned into a national park. >> we can't just go on with busines

i would also focus on some pick up on something the glens mentioned. and you know, this constant pursue, just, you know, trying to reinvent the life to keep the narrative, go on. and i think is it kind of the dark reality of the information worker that you can win as many okay, dark reality of what we're going to stop on that point. here we go to a quick break. and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with oxy. ah ah, ah, when i was showing wrong when old fools just don't hold any world yet to shape out disdain becomes the african and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look so common ground. ah, a ah! welcome to crossed out. were all things considered? i peter labelle. this is the home edition. remind you were discussing some real meals. ah . ok, let's go back to max here in moscow. we're talking about information warfare before we went to our hard break, continue. just to say that, you know, you, you may win as many info bands, if you know, as you wish, you know,

ah, to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, glen deason and also is a professor at the university south eastern norway as well as other of the new book . so phobia propaganda in international politics. and here in moscow we have maxine switch off. he is the director of the center, advanced american studies at moscow state institute of international relations. originally crossed that rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want . and i always appreciate it. we'll start out with our slo glen over the last few new cycles and i'm thinking of the new york times editorial piece that actually question the goals to the biding ministration has in ukraine and, and de facto nato's goals. the washington post a, publish an article about volunteers, not, not a regular army, but all in tears in ukraine's military forces that are treated quite badly, ended up leaving the field and being arrested for dis, desertion. and then we have the big name of them all, henry kissinger at the davos setting. and just basically saying, you've got to wrap this up quickly through neg

so pick up on something the glens mentioned. and you know, this constant pursue, just, you know, trying to reinvent the life to keep the narrative going. and i think is it kind of the dark reality of the information worker that you can win as many okay, dark reality of it tomorrow, we're going to stop on that point here. we're going to go to a quick break. and after that quick break, we'll continue our discussion on some real new stay with oxy. ah ah ah, ah a full ah no one no sir, no, no, admiral hook, no no. what dole more shrill than what they should end up unit 731 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program. that the world had ever known a production issue or sure, doug noted that they're not able to when you saw new rochelle, he on more mom she no longer thought this is meant new again from all one up on the on i got the sale. i got ya. i got on monday. i wish to know about joy. whoa,

ah, let's go back to also glen. look, let's talk about what nobody in western media wants to talk about either because they don't have the imagination or they don't have the guts to face reality. but this whole conflict is really all been about russia, security goals and demands, you know, where people can focus in on the battlefield. and i'm amazed with your knowledge of all the geography at about all. it's really quite impressive. but at the end of the day, because russia had put forth ideas about reworking european security architecture, got completely blown off by washington and london in brussels. and then now rush is going through the process of making for the force of arms and its own arguments. and i would even say using international law to create its own conditions for european security. the west is not prepared for this at all. are they? no, no, no, not at all. and i think that this is the key problem ahead of us because that for this war conflict to really stop when they, we, we, we, we do need to have a

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and let me go to glen on this is glen, russia and europe, their geographical location. so they're not going anywhere. ok, they are neighbors and not will never change. ok. so why do we move forward here? i mean, they, i mean, can, is it possible when this is when we have the end of this complex? here russia presents ultimatums because it's in a position to do that. how do we move beyond that, or is, are we just going to be in this kind of frozen environment for our generation? go ahead. well, increments we're seeing about this and that's a discussion which you have and this is then again, this is my criticism. if, if this is our plan in europe or in or just continue to push natal closer to russian borders and say, just make security well, at least have some discussions on it. but i don't, i don't see anything based on the going back to that in a swedish, as we can joining nato. it's, it's quite extraordinary that there's no debate there august and you live 80 years almost on has a success story. i've been being neutral. and now they're going to join in my, my, my main q

i okay, let's go back to glen, let. let's talk about what nobody in western media wants to talk about either because they don't have the imagination or they don't have the guts to face reality . but this whole conflict is really all been about russia, security goals and demands of people can focus in on the battlefield. and i'm amazed with your knowledge of all the geography at all. it's really quite impressive. but at the end of the day, because russia had put forth ideas about reworking european security architecture, got completely blown off by washington and london in brussels. and then now rush is going through the process of making for the force of arms and its own arguments. and i would even say using international law to create its own conditions for european security. the west is not prepared for this at all. are they? no, no, no, not at all. and i think that this is the key problem ahead of us because, you know, for this war conflict to really stop when they, we, we, we, we do need to have a settlement on euro

and that is not the case here, glen, i mean, that's another thing. you know, it's all these things in play here. when you, we've talked about it many times. so you have this massive, massive a package, you know, a 6 times the, the in the military budget of ukraine before the complex started. almost the same size is a russian, russian annual military budget. so you have and then we have rand paul, thank goodness, basically getting some break started here. but i mean, i'm a massive of spending bill and then a cease fire. i mean, it does the left hand know what the right hand is doing here. go ahead. no, right, so it doesn't seem compatible because again, the only 2 weeks ago is austin. that's was a british pound, are going out saying that the goal of this war is not so similar to repel the russians. you know, full victory, take back all territories including crimea, privilege and also break the back of russia weakening and significant place on the project. and of course, in the years to come, i mean this is, this is a very extreme objective to set. and

. >> reporter: eric balken runs the glen canyon institute, which wants to restore the canyon that was flooded in the 1960s to create lake powell, the nation's second largest reservoir. >> this area that we're in right now is 177 feet below full pool. >> reporter: and when was the last time it was that high? >> full was in 1999. >> reporter: the top of that white bathtub ring is where the water used to be. satellite images show the dramatic impact of the 22-year- long mega-draught. the lake is now just 24% full. >> it looks like we can expect this to be a new normal. >> reporter: climate change is making the west hotter and dryer, threatening the colorado river system. it includes the manmade reservoirs of lake powell in utah, and lake mead in nevada, and provides water for 40 million people in seven states. you had 12 ramps, and now this is all you've got. >> this is all we've got. >> reporter: the national park service has been forced to shut down 11 boat ramps at the lake powell recreation area, and critically-low lake levels could soon cause the glen canyon dam to stop producing hy

i'm going to start out with glen in our slow, i'm glen. i suppose we shouldn't be surprised that we have the u. k. foreign secretary talking about a global nato. we've talked about it on this program, but you know, this trust is a presentation that we can put it that way. i really was, um, i'm a vision that should terrify all of us because a global nato, as we have said on this program, is essentially short circuiting international law i. e, cementing western had gemini over the global system. most of the world is on board for that, but i guess nobody told lives, go ahead. i agree, and i think this doubling down on what was under, on the cold war because again, when the cold war came to an end, initially we had agreements about creating the common year with common security, with rush instead of against about with rush and weakness. i think we embraced this concept of hedge a monic q piece, and this is, again, this is built into all of us national security strategy. if it's overwhelmingly dominant, no countries can aspire to challenge it, t

i'm going to start out with glen in our slow, i'm glen. i suppose we shouldn't be surprised that we have the u. k. foreign secretary talking about a global nato. we've talked about it on this program, but you know, this trust is a presentation. if we can put it that way, i really was, um, i'm a vision that should terrify all of us because a global nato, as we have said on this program, is essentially short circuiting international law i. e, cementing western had gemini over the global system. most of the world is on board for that, but i guess nobody told lives, go ahead. i agree, and i think this doubling down on what was under, on the cold war because again, when the cold war came to an end, initially we had agreements about creating this common year with common security with rush instead of against about with rush and weakness. i think we embraced this concept of hedge a monic q piece and this is, again, this is built into all of us national security strategy. and if it's overwhelmingly dominant, no countries can aspire to challenge it,

and glen does last 30 seconds to you. and it looks to me that if there's some state of view crane, which is very much in the cards right now, that will just be kind of a board of us. you do take care of, you know, like a kind of a cost developing, you know, just a, a very small, very poor place that they're going to have to my take on is their responsibility last 2015. so i can see when i agree, and i think this has been the main cause. i'm on a suffering all this because they were going to been put in the middle. and we were trying to decide you dividing lines from europe and just being torn from both sides and suffering greatly because of this. so hopefully that should be a point of departure and discussion. how can we, can we stabilize your for the benefit to be a great way to end this program in a positive note with a very tragic situation. that's all the time we have. i think my guess in oslo and ross of on. and i want to thank you for watching us here or to see you next time. remember ah, with ah, the 1st time in hi

and that rain is still sitting there, chiefly to the north—west of the great glen but certainly, more cloud along western fringes. quite a murky start for the day with a few isolated showers here and there as well. so, the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of that could potentially see highs of 23 degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—wes

i'm going to start out with glen in our slow i glen. i suppose we shouldn't be surprised that we have the u. k. foreign secretary talking about a global nato. we've talked about it on this program, but you know, this trust is a presentation that we can put it that way. i really was, um, i'm a vision that should terrify all of us because a global nato, as we have said on this program.

rain in wales and the north of england, showers into the north of ireland and north—west of the great glen, so here are a bit fresher, 13—17 the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this where the front that's going to push up from the near continent. it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—westerly. there were cooler feel. of a north—westerly. there were coolerfeel. it of a north—westerly. there were cooler feel. it will push the warm air we've seen away from the south—east corner as well so a noticeable difference to the feel of the weather potentially on monday. we need to keep an eye on those showers. there is a level of uncertainty how far west the showers are likely to be but there could be some sharp showers, maybe some saharan dust mixed in. a cloudy day on monday with a few scattered showers elsewhere and noticeably cooler as well.

and that rain is still sitting there, chiefly to the north—west of the great glen but certainly, more cloud along western fringes. quite a murky start for the day with a few isolated showers here and there as well. so, the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of that could potentially see highs of 23 degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—wes

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and that rain is still sitting there, chiefly to the north—west of the great glen but certainly, more cloud along western fringes. quite a murky start for the day with a few isolated showers here and there as well. so, the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line, really, from cardiff over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of that could potentially see highs of 23 degrees with the wind direction light and coming from a southerly. a little more cloud, a few spots of rain across north wales, northern england as well. a few more nuisance showers into northern ireland and once again to the north—west of the great glen, so here, a little bit fresher — 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time. but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that's going to push up from the near continent. mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well. and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of a north—wes

and that rain is still sitting there, chiefly to the north west of the great glen, but certainly more cloud along western fringes, quite a murky start for the day with a few isolated showers here and there as well. so, the best of the sunshine, the best of the warmth, if we draw a line really from cardiff, over towards norwich, anywhere south and east of that could potentially see highs of 23 degrees, with the wind direction light and coming from the southerly direction. a little more cloud, these spots of rain across the north of wales, england as well, a few more showers in northern ireland, once again to the north west of the great glen, so here it is a little bit fresher, 13—17 degrees the overall high. those weather fronts will ease away as we move through the latter stages of sunday, weakening all the time, but something worth bearing in mind is this weather front that is going to push up from the near continent. it mightjust bring some sharp showers across the far south—east corner as well and also worth bearing in mind, the wind direction changing to more of the north—we

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so glen ellen, eldridge, it's all knocking on your door. if you know anybody that is out and about close to home, you want to tell them to get home because this is the kind of thunderstorm that again is very dangerous with those heavy downpours, the hail, and also the lightning. again, just stay inside. you'll be good to go with that. all right. let's take it out here to the wider view. i do think this might actually hold up towards sonoma by 7:07 tonight. we're going to continue to track this. and of course we've got more updates here as we head throughout this hour. all right. let's bring it back to what i see happening as we head through later tonight that should be all cleared out. the system that's producing it should move off towards the east. i'm participating it right now dry weather at 11:30 this evening. then as we head through tomorrow morning, we're starting it off with sunshine and also dry conditions. so temperatures are going to be able to cool off. we're going to be cold, down 39 in the tri-valley. south bay at 40. san franc