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And hearty but therefore exportable demand kept on growing. but it is not a mob to have the right conditions for the bahamas to her. it is also necessary to provide council free to the sisterhood or an open ocean. on the plantations weakened by intensive monoculture two veteran of the parasites were spreading panama disease and yellow sea. chiquita banana swain hips couldn't hide the reality the empire was rotting probably inside . samuel's a berry had tons of pesticide sprayed over the banana plants up to thirty times a year. they some

Portions of australia. we have had tropical cyclone markus that's caused quite a bit of destruction and heavy rainfall into the territory. they had wind gusts of 120 miles per hour on saturday. this system is moving west quickly. it will impact the extreme northern sections of western australia ever aught next 12 hours, reintensify as it moves over the open ocean and not become a threat for any major land area after that. but look at the video coming out of darwin what some of the storm chasers experience pltd you have to see these trees just tumbling down this neighborhood road and large oak ...

Regime and opposition forces backed by russian airstrikes as well. there is a lot of concern the humanitarian crisis is getting worse and worse. there's 400,000 people and supplies for 27,000 doesn't do a whole lot, sandra. >> sandra: connor powell live for us from jerusalem. thank you. >> bill: remarkable. history being made on the open ocean. the future of american air dominance. the f-35 joint strike fighter making its first landing ever on board an amphibious assault ship and the f-35 can support marines on shore and strike inland and provide air defense for strike groups. >> sandra: extra...

Made of wood not of robust steel like the nautilus. the ice has to be hc if a storm what a break out in the open ocean is we could start to drift that's why we need the ice to be stable. it's hard to imagine that ice this thick could break. it off after forty eight centimeters. but. what made you want to come here it's profitable moment it is nice to show this to others people come here to spend the night we recently had minus twenty five degrees celsius it was cold and windy good we could welcome visitors with hot soup and if it is going to find. that number that.

The big. it's saturday half past six in the morning elena is the first to get up the hours when everyone else is still asleep is her time. there didn't. some of you i always wanted to work with my hands when i worked as a journalist and in the administration i longed for this feeling so that's why i moved to the white house but you can let me know. what i want to do things like bake bread every morning. and i'm in the full day out of pocket. at lunch time the next day eleanor takes us back to the mainland a journey of five nautical miles across the open ocean back to civilization.