getting into south—west russ cochran, west wales, south—west of england, into the isle of man in north—west england, a pretty warm day for many of us. 2a aberdeen, 27 for london. monday night, cloud, best, merck and outbreaks of rain pushing estimates, some heavy rain in places, but not much of it getting a warm and muggy night for many, temperatures between 14 and 18 degrees, turning quite breezy as well. tuesday will be quite a windy day, rain event in some but not fold, much of it clearing by wednesday, turning cooler for the end of the week. the darker colours show where the wettest weather will be up to the north—west, the lighter colours suggesting that very little rain will fall in the south, where we really do need it. for monday morning, this ridge of high pressure in charge of our weather, so a mainly dry start to the week. one or two sharp showers from this cloud that'll be sitting in place across parts of eastern england. that should tend to clear. then, lots of sunshine, but then we see cloud rolling in from the west, bringing rain into northern ireland around lunchtime and t

no one dares lay a hand on us and when the south secede beginning with south carolina, the people were dancing in the street. they thought that that was the end of the story they would they were dependent now they wouldn't have to worry about anything else as one of those charlotte citizen charleston citizens said later war was far into the original plan another native of south carolina. i guess one of the realists commented at the time that his state was too small for republic but too large for an insane asylum, even when the war started the secretary of war leroy walker sold people not to worry if any blood was shed. he would wipe it clean with his handkerchief. that's how overconfident the south was. even then judah benjamin the attorney general proposed that the south ship a lot of its cotton to england. this is when the sea lanes were still open to finance. what could be a long war and everyone else in jefferson davis is cabinets. that would be necessary there would be no long award. in fact, they hit on a counter strategy, which was they decided to withhold their own cotton. this

it stays warm and humid in the south and east. at the same time, close to that low pressure, we'll see more wetter weather, sharper showers developing out to the west. so first thing on wednesday morning, a very humid feel, 18 degrees. and so, despite it being quite cloudy to begin with, it will be largely fine and dry with that south—westerly flow. as the rain eases away, the temperatures are likely to peak at highs of 27 celsius by the middle of wednesday afternoon. moving out of wednesday into thursday, that weather front is going to continue to sink south and east. there'll be no significant rain on it, unfortunately. and so, that does mean that thursday on the whole will be largely fine and dry. potential for some thundery rain first thing in the south—east and then into the weekend, drier but noticeably fresher. this is bbc news — the headlines... singapore's prime minister says the country will end its ban on sex between men — but will take steps to defend the institution of marriage as a union between a man and a w

and south africa, south africa is a little different because south africans, south african white south africans say that south africa was a white man's country. which is preposterous because native africans out well outnumber whites 5 to 1. but what they meant was it should be run by the whites. and the chinese actually made south african politics very messy and complicated because it was introducing another racial group. there was already conflict with south asian workers who had been brought to work on sugar plantations. and there were exclusion measures against them. so, in all these places, and it is also with the federation of south africa 1910 that they are able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes. and talk a little bit about the impact that the gold rushes had on, not only the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i had, for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco and then the businesses and trading with china. talk a little bit about that. >> right. there is more gold taken out of the earth betwee

are in here in south dakota. i think i did what every other governor in this country did during the pandemic. we all studied the virus, we did our research, we talked to experts, looked at other countries as the virus hit, as he came into the united states, we looked at states, how they were handling their caseload. i think what i did differently was i spend a lot of time with my general counsel, with constitutional attorneys. i wanted to understand what my role was as governor and what authority i had. what authority i did not have. because i believe that when leaders on the government overstep their authority, especially in a crisis, that is when we break this country. i did not want to be the governor who did that. so i will be quick about this, but i will remind everybody that we in south dakota, we are the only state that never once closed a single business, not mandate everything. never once defined what an essential business was, because i don't believe government has the authority to tell you your busines

highest across the south and south—west — 2a, maybe 25 degrees. through this evening and overnight in a we will start to see some parts of the yorkshire area, we will see some cloud and some showers working their way in. with clearer skies across scotland tonight, it is going to be a cold and in some parts of the highlands down to around four, five degrees. mildest in the south. we still have a breeze. that breeze is because we are in the southern edge of this area of high pressure. it is trying to keep things dry at the moment. but the further away from it, the windy conditions are and that is why it has always been a bit cooler down these eastern coasts. and for wednesday, we will bring cloud in a bit more extensively across northern england with a greater chance of some showers. with a greater chance much more sunshine across elsewhere, parts of england and wales. scotland too and northern ireland. and temperatures should start to creep up a little bit. the winds across southern areas easing a touch into thursday. a sunny start for many. there

athletic contest in south carolina because of that flag. you had the basketball coach in carolina leading a march two columbia to take it down. it did not get anywhere so people can change. >> you go can change photo op we know in south carolina, is that change comes incrementally. we are an incrementalist state and how do we balance those two things went you can still drive down california street and see the not -- the monument and the monuments that exist in charleston and the rest of the state. what does further change look like? >> if i can take the perspective of a new south carolinian, when i think about the calhoun statue conversation, or me who just -- i have been here the storage, it is a calhoun-bessie conversation stop you are thinking about the common statue it i am thinking about the bessie statue and dave -- they are the same conversation. doing this conversation and i think what strikes me and i am borrowing this phrase, statues are as much about whatever date commemorative sar about the people who put them up -- they commemo

i was named south dakota's outstanding young farmer within a few years after dad passed and then south dakota's outstanding young leader and that that time our us senator was tom dashel. he was the majority leader in the house in the senate and was from south dakota and i was at a lot of his meetings. he ended up appointing me to a board that oversaw all the federal farm programs in the state. so i was involved in policy and and showing up with different people and people started to ask me to consider running for the state legislature, you know, it was interesting because asking my family they just thought well that's strange and you know, nobody's done that before but in our state this the legislature meets for 40 days a year you go in in january you balance the budget past bills and then go back home and back to your jobs and it wasn't that big of a commitment to outside of session and we figured we would try it and if it worked then everything would be okay. i did that got elected and ran for leadership right away and served as the assistant majority leader in the house, but that's

in an author from the south side and i am a first lady from the south side of chicago and that is why this project is so incredibly important to me and my husband. it allows us to live out the values we learn right here and that is to give back something big and important and meaningful to the community is given us so much. so for us the obama presidential center means a lot more than just creating a space to house memories number eight years in the white house. this substantial investment in the south side will help make the neighborhood where we call home, destination and for the entire world. but more importantly this project as the governor said, will be a vital resource for the people who live right here, the opc will be a place for the folks can find work and more kids can learn and grow and envision a bigger lives for themselves. where families can walk and ride a bike or have a reunion in the grass. where everyone can find home and beauty and peace and safety. when i was a little girl, even younger than zell wilson, going rep this aside, we didn't have a lot of places like tha

but down in the south, the east, central parts of england, south wales, temperatures 33, 3a degrees, so another hot day ahead. into the evening hours, some of the heavy downpours in the north—west creep a little bit further south and east across northern england, wales and the south—west of england as we start monday morning. but it is going to be another warm and sticky feeling night for sleeping. temperatures in the mid to high teens. could be 20 degrees, another tropical night, across southern england and south wales. monday, low pressure becomes more established across the uk, so more of us are going to see some heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. but if you do catch one or two of these really sharp showers, could be some large hail mixed in, frequent lightning, as well as the potential for localised flooding, with some heavy showers falling on the really dry and hard ground. it is going to be another day with temperatures above 30 degrees, the eighth consecutive day in the south and east. but turning cooler in the north and west. the northerly winds continue on tuesday

, an author from the south side. i am a first lady from the south side of chicago. and that is why this project is so incredibly important to me and my husband. it allows us to live out one of those values we learned right here. and that is, to give back something big and important and meaningful to the community that has given us so much. for us, the obama presidential center means a lot more then creating a space to house memories from the white house. this substantial investment in the south side will help make the neighborhood where we call home a destination for the entire world. more importantly, this project, as the governor and mayor have said, will be a vital resource for the people who live right here. the o p c will be a place where kids can find work where kids can grow and envision bigger lives for themselves. where families can walk and ride a bike who have a reunion in the grounds. where everyone can find calm and beauty and peace and safety. see, when i was a little girl even younger than zelda, growi

moving out of wednesday into thursday, that weather front is going to continue to sink south and east. there will be no significant rain on it, unfortunately, and so that does mean that thursday, on the whole, will be largely fine and dry. the potential for some thundery rain first thing in the south—east and then into the weekend, drier but noticeably fresher. welcome to newsday — reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: singapore says it'll end its ban on sex between men — but has made it a lot more difficult to legalise same—sex marriage. i believe this is the right thing to do and something that most singaporeans will now accept. russia investigates a blast which killed the daughter of an ideological ally of president putin — saying the attack was pre—meditated. growing concern over a wave of killings targetting hindus in india—administered kashmir. and the bbc gains rare access to the american and south koreanjoint operations centre — designed to fend off any attack from the north.

chinese influences were busy promoting south korean products. >> translator: south korean brands are wonderful. i feel like my skin has become so smooth. >> south korean entrepreneur is a familiar face at these events. he owns a factory in china that makes cables for car navigation systems. he says sales are up 10 times since the factory opened in 2007. but not even the pandemic slowed him down. >> translator: the chinese market is expanding explosively . if the two countries built trust and worked together, we can forge better relations and a better future. >> despite the deepening economic ties, the mood in the country has started to change. the anti-china sentiment is on the rise. one survey asked people in their 20s and 30s to rank major countries on a scale of 1 to 10. the average favorability score for china was 2.7, lessan half that for the u.s. dearly since has caused the demise of a major project in this mountainous area outside salt. in 2019, chinese developers announced a plan to build a mega-themepark to showcase chinese culture. but, local residents protested. they worri

we were dealing with flooding in south dakota. we had been hit with a bomb cyclone that had caused a federal disaster in 63 of my 66 counties. so i had spent all of 2019 responding to emergencies helping families and businesses and towns get patched back together facilitating fema assistance. i was certain that 2020 was going to be so much better and that we would actually get back to you know, just normal government operations. so when i started to hear about this virus at the end of 2019, i wondered if it would ever really come to the united states. would it be what they were saying it was going to be we got into january i set up an emergency operations center starting to prepare for it doing research assessing what we had for supplies and what we could do to address it. we got our first cases in march, march 10th. and you know started to work our way through really what the state government could do to help facilitate keeping people healthy, but also giving them flexibility to get through it together. so, you know, we are we're

cooks were to south? dakota law in this trigger law -- mccord is the prohibition come in at conception? fifteen week's question merck 16 makes question. >> yes it's in the first trimester. it is when that pregnancy can be detected. that is part of the debate. if you remember the next case that would come before the supreme court is south dakota case. we had been watching the dobbs case in south dakota, t recognizing could overturn roe. we believed if it did the next case the supreme court would hear will be planned parenthood and it is a decision on informed consent gates that now i believe that planned parenthood is seen to be dismissed because of the t decision we have seen come downa on a roe v wade. >> this essentially a part b. once the heartbeat has been detected and there is a viable pregnancy that is on the prohibition kicks in? >> we actually had a debate this year unto a heartbeat built much like texas that would've put it in place whether not roe was overturned or not.s it was interesting me to

south africa? >> south africa is a little different. the white south africans say south africa was a white man's country also which is preposterous because native africans outnumbered whites five -- one. what they meant as it should be run by the whites. in the chinese action made south african politics messy and complicated it was introducing another racial group. there is already conflict with south asian workers who had been brought to work on sugar plantations and they were exclusion measures against them. so, in all of these places it's also with the federation of south africa in 1910 they are able to pass a full on chinese exclusion. >> let's go back a little bit to the gold rushes and talked a little bit about the impact that the gold rush had not only on the frontiers, the local economies, but on the global economy. i had for example, no idea about the impact on san francisco. the businesses and trading with china. talk a little bit about that. >> rate. you know, there is more gold taken ou

south korea aims to land a probe on the moon by 2032nd stage. ah, your g, i'll just leave it with me. so he'll robin in doha, reminder of all the top news stories, the u. s. secretary of state anthony blinking has condemned chinese military exercises in the taiwan strait. he call it a major escalation, a wall. they could be stabilized the white region. these provocative actions are a significant escalation. we've seen how beijing is attempted to change the status want i want for some time. for example, more than doubling the number of aircraft flown over the center line. it separates china and taiwan over the past 2 years, pursuing economic work, political interference and cyber attacks against i was now, they've taken dangerous acts to a new lover. united states is conveyed to the p r c consistently and repeatedly that we do not seek and will not provo a crisis. the drills were lost in response to a visit to taiwan this week by the us house speaker. nancy pelosi, which has angered beijing, china's foreign minister has all the u. s. will face co

how was lou back in south korea, thanks to her many awards in piano competitions. young so received regular office to play at the country's most famous concert halls. today. she's been invited to tom young for a special concert, organized the heads of the korean music industry. oh, i knew that he could look again. oh, you don't have his high school money. you don't look to know. they will not and go to collections of a little bit of a sudden beautiful co handler hannibal has a book with on the days of the month, i almost a month with a lawyer that day because homeless and there's a whole hug is willing to cattle, me although me, she don't kish took little consult with me to vicky guy and had to take it to come 9 vanilla ice all children. i get a hug her dog in tom antonette and kiffany to go only got could visit them. kipling each one of them and he said to cindy, if danielle just saw um they'll come today to come in and gain a toyota what thing and his taste do. busy ah, it is a dream shared by many south korean children including noon tonight she is real to be pe

south koreans who do their military service are very popular. people, highly value are to serving in the military. this may boost their popularity completely upon in 2011 south korea's modern day, elvis counterpart reign made a public display of his loyalty when he was forced to join a 29 dodging the draft certainly doesn't go down well with the public. meanwhile, there are special rules for sports stars. tottenham hotspur, footballer, son young men was exempted from service because he had won a medal at the asian games. but he still had to complete 3 weeks basic training which he did in 2020. during the english premier leagues enforced highest during the covert, pandemic locked down with b t s. the issue is coming to a head. the oldest member of the band gin is turning 30 in december. this year legal revisions in 2019 allowed globally recognized k pop stars. to put off their service until 30 that said the rigors of military life might prove a challenge for b t s. in june, the 7 member band announced a break from group musical activities to purs

back in south korea, thanks to her many awards in piano competitions. young so received regular office to play at the country's most famous concert home. today she's been invited to tom young for a special concent organized the heads of the korean music industry. oh, i know my city could look again as a whole, we just had, i mean, is, has no money. you to look to know him going on and go to collections of a little bit can was association here to pull up has eagle group was on the days of my i don't with numbers for luis at big gazoomba, cumbersome. it is a whole hug is willing to cut me along. she don't kish codle consult with me to vicky. guy has to take it. john, come dying, vanilla ice, all. jim brown, i get a hotel can tom antonette and kiffany to go on? he got could visit them kipling to him, and he said to us, and if danielle just saw under complicated coming again, look a little more ting and his taste. ah it is a dream shared by many south korean children including noon tonight, she is real to be performing at heard music schools, concerts. i ha

either south or poised to cross it. now, in order to follow that other precept of convincingly lee he was moving towards richmond, north of the james river the way mcallen had approached it in 1862, meade said two divisions of the core and number grade of cavalry toward an important crossroads known as glendale, or on this map, riddles shop. you can see it better than i can. there it is, right there. that is glendale. it's where the big battle took place on june 30th of 1862. a sharp fight on june 13th left modest casualties and glendale and confederate hands. but reinforce the notion and leaves mind that this thrust might actually represent grants next attempt to capture richmond. this is not to say that lee was insensible to the possibility of grant going across the james. the confederate commander's primary responsibility was what? richmond. to protect richmond. unless he could be sure that grant would not threaten the confederate capital, lee would maintain his position on the north side. counting on the army of bea

it stays warm and humid in the south and east. at the same time, close to that low pressure, we'll see more wetter weather, sharper showers developing out to the west. so first thing on wednesday morning, a very humid feel, 18 degrees. and so, despite it being quite cloudy to begin with, it will be largely fine and dry with that south—westerly flow. as the rain eases away, the temperatures are likely to peak at highs of 27 celsius by the middle of wednesday afternoon. moving out of wednesday into thursday, that weather front is going to continue to sink south and east. there'll be no significant rain on it, unfortunately. and so, that does mean that thursday on the whole will be largely fine and dry. potential for some thundery rain first thing in the south—east and then into the weekend, drier but noticeably fresher.

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there is a lot going on in this trip to south - going on in this trip to south korea, is also going to involve a trip to a demilitarised zone, the last time a senior us official went there was 2019, the visit of donald trump during the summer, that will be a big moment as well but as you say the essien summit is going on, us secretary of state is also there, and a few months ago they did release a joint statement and they condemned these chinese military exercises, saying they could destabilise the region and eventually lead to miscalculations, serious confrontation open click —— conflict and unpredictable consequences among major powers. the g7 has announced similar statements, these statements it is hoped might convince china to de—escalate the situation. convince china to de-escalate the situation.— convince china to de-escalate the situation. there is so much as state. _ the situation. there is so much as state. we — the situation. there is so much as state, we will _ the situation. there is so much as state, we will show - the situation. there is so much as state, we wil

in the south, the further south we go, the greater the difference. all of these things were far removed from new england. the results were very different. >> if you are thinking about the timeframe, you know the difference, the geographical difference even from new england the south and in the flow of information, the flow of people, that makes a lot of sense. do you see continuing influences that africans and african-americans had on religion in particular in the south? is this something you dig into in the book? >> i do think that some of the forms of worship and of communication in africa were taken up, particularly if we go to the extreme of all of this, the sea islands of south carolina and georgia where the population was so heavily african, and as such a small minority were european. there, we can see that african cultures were, i think, much stronger stand in cultures, the forms of religious worship became more spontaneous, more oral. the biblical texts became less important. verbal processes became more intense. we can see a big difference t

the 11—dayjoint drills start monday in south korea. but there is concern that north korea could use the drills as a chance to retaliate. 0ur seoul correspondent jean mackenzie was given rare access to the countries' joint operation centre from where the war games are run. deep underground, an american and a south korean colonel watch north korea. i'm learning but it's difficult to get it right. in this classified bunker outside seoul, the two militaries work together to defend against north korean attacks. this is the only place in korea where us forces and south korean forces sit side by side, and using all this information, they can detect almost immediately if north korea launches a weapon. between his great english and my terrible korean we can usually muddle through a lot of different things and get to a decision quickly. the threat from north korea is increasing. its missiles are becoming more dangerous, its rhetoric more fiery. so these war games from five years ago are back as the us and south korea practice how to fight their

in south korea, the number of dogs and cats which are lost or abandoned is also increasing. the vet bills are not standardised in south korea and some owners are simply not willing to pay the high bills when their dogs or cats become really sick. some of them choose to abandon them on the street. so, we wish to build up a world without lost or abandoned animals. some kennel clubs already used dog nose prints as a form of id, but petnow hopes its app will become mandatory in south korea to help reduce the number of dogs that are abandoned by pet owners when a big vet's bill arrives. to do that, they will need the backing of government and a huge marketing push, so that everybody, including people who don't own a dog, knows about the app and how to use it. that was chris, always good at sniffing out a story. i did ask her not to do that. um, let's go, shall we? if you'd like to see more you can catch it on iplayer. thank you for watching. bye— bye. very familiar ring and a meteorological showers few and far between. quite breezy as we head into the start of autumn could ther

georgia went dry in 1907 by 1919 every state in the south was dry. except for one should not surprise you it was, louisiana. and it really never did go dry. now one of the supporters of the temperance cause was eleanor roosevelt, which is not surprising for several reasons one is she was very involved involved in the suffragist movement. the other was her family history of severe alcoholism her father had been severely alcoholic and died when she was a small child. she had alcoholic uncles eventually an alcoholic brother one of her children had some pretty bad problems with it. so she was not a fan of drinking. fdr on the other hand mina was a social drinker so he kind of called himself a damp. until it became politic to become a wet. so is the the century is moving on after you are becomes assistant secretary of the navy to josephus daniels who was a newspaper publisher from raleigh, north carolina a great advocate of temperance and really josephus daniels is assistant secretary of the navy under woodrow wilson his big cause was wiping out sin, whic

wales and the south west of england. moving on into tuesday, high pressure still to the north of us, something developing down towards the south, some lower pressure just starting to show its hand over the bay of biscay. thatjust introduces the chance of some showers into the south west on tuesday. still quite breezy here, but for the most part, it's another mainly dry day, fair amounts of cloud rolling in from the east where it will be quite cool. highest temperatures a little bit further south. moving out of tuesday into wednesday, just signs of those showers starting to get going through the bay of biscay, maybe drifting northwards — our area of high pressure still to the north of us. a subtle shift in the wind direction, less of a northeasterly wind, more of an easterly wind so that will bring some slightly less cool air. so temperatures may be climbing a little, particularly down towards the south, back up towards the middle 20s celsius at this stage. now, we look further ahead into the start of september, our dev

notice this dip in the jet stream just to the south of iceland. within that, we're going to start to see a developing area of low pressure which will sink its way southwards in eastwards combine forces with low pressure developing across france and iberia, pressure which will sink its way southwards and eastwards combine forces with low pressure developing across france and iberia, and it's this which, into the weekend, could at last bring some in the south and the west a bit more in the way of significant rain. we'll come back to that in a minute. 0ut there, though, for the time being, the dry weather largely continues. tuesday, though, will bring a few showers, a slight weakness in the atmosphere towards the far south east of the country, so there'll be a few showers here, quite a breeze blowing once again, one or two isolated showers, scotland, northern ireland, but most places will be dry, probably a bit more sunshine on tuesday compared with monday, especially in western areas where we'll see the highest of the temperatures, 23 to 2a, mid—t

the second was comfortably encamped on the south side. many of the nand cleansing of the james and then hancock remained on the north side communicating by signal and that this is an important point as in most military operations i don't succeed, there are a series of mistakes and misunderstandings. this is what and it was critical. hancock confirmed to mead that his core had three days of russians on hand and would not be out of food that night. so all the engineers and they ferried across the river grant boarded steamer met with butler to outline the plans for the attack angry and told butler that he would be solely responsible for the attack because he would read provision before marching toward petersburg and then stalled on the north side of the chickahominy weather on —- river, but there would be responsible for providing those rations. 60000 of them. grant says without this precaution and that the services of this core meaning hancock cannot be had for an emergency tomorrow this utterly implied he consider the participation of ju

south 101 south of the 85 transition, right around here, moffitt boulevard. if you get past the scene and on ellison, everything is fine south of there. middlefield, el camino will take you to the same area south of the crash, south of moffett field. that is one issue for the south bay. the northbound commute is kicking in. again, that's expected. south e 101 from mountain view into sunnyvale is unexpectedly slow. two lanes open there. only one lane of westbound 80 is open after a crash leaves debris scattered throughout the area. some folks are going back up and heading toward merritt island. that may add to the congestion. if you stick it out, you're okay once you pass by the crockett area and the carcinas bridge. the toll plaza has the backup and the metering lights. >>> the bay bridge once again is a nice clear drive this morning. for the kids headed back to school in mill valley, happy first day. in the upper 50s at the start of the first school bell, and at pickup time in the upper 60s. looking at all of our microclimates, we have upper 80s expected in

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our reporter, bigger shook was in south. we've got just days ago before the latest round of attacks. and she filed this report. ah, greg shops bombed out schools. no gas, no water. this used to be a vibrant neighborhood. months of attacks as the russians tried to smash hockey into submission have left south africa district like this. since the start of russia invasion felt if guy has borne, the brunt of moscow's relentless shelling were taught. 90 percent of the inhabitants have fled the neighbourhood. he has certainly feels like a ghost town. it's often the weekend poor who remained in during months of her tax . leona had tatiana boscoe are the only people still in their block? them miss? how life used to be i lost the game. there were many children running around it. it was fun living here. there we go. yes, we are many kindergartens and schools. everything was there. we were there doing what they can to prepare for winter and use this basement to high killing air raid alarms, why we're down there. we're shelly in the dist

patagonia's far south is dominated by the wind. and the cold. extending below the 50th parallel, no other land mass lies so close to antarctica. to survive here takes resilience, determination, and sometimes sheer size. much of the land is just empty, wind-blasted tundra. but the sea is teeming with life. a humpback whale. this 30-ton giant has traveled all the way from its winter breeding grounds in the tropical pacific, a journey of more than 4,000 miles. on its tail is wildlife veteran fredrik toro. >> these are the waters of the francisco coloane marine park in the straits of magellan. in 1997, marine biologists realized this is an important feeding ground for humpbacks. the forceful mixing of the atlantic and the pacific oceans stirs up nutrients, creating plankton blooms, the foundation of the marine food chain. food is so plentiful, the whales behave in extraordinary ways . wow. >> but the whales aren't the only ones plying these waters. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the steady stream of ships through the straits might drive away the w

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