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but the sound of running water soon makes it clear siberia's permafrost is melting. just my crops reap we've just lost a few for sergeant years now say wake up ok heres a start. and part of us smile. you put on some organisms start eating right away shad in doing so they transform carbon into carbon dioxide and our area there is so much of it that europe's climate will become unbearable if it all falls out. the speed at which the ground is releasing greenhouse gases is exceeding scientists most dire predictions. back to say gays planned. large creatures once roamed the mammoth step we collect evidence of that within minutes surrounded by schools of mosquitoes. the remains of bison courses and woolly mammoths used to depreciate where ever people appear unspoiled nature disappears from view in russia there are still a lot of open spaces if it's our duty to restore the natural variety that our forefathers witnessed individual in there you can. see more of it is a scientist who wants to put his theories into practice so over 2 decades ago he began resurrecting the ice ag

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and the oceans just offshore of siberia last year the extremes were in alaska and the adjacencies years before that it was greenland what this illustrates it is at this point in the arctic it's always extreme some where the exact areas are very as the storm tracks and what's going on in the oceans and deep ocean currents vary with time but it's now always some places it's true at this point we have seen such a dramatic wasin the volume of the ice 30 years ago most of the ice in the arctic had been around for several years that was very thick ice very resilient to melting storminess in the summer now 70 percent of the ice is 1st year ice that's much thinner ice much more fragile much more easily disrupted and so we're seeing things like changes in the seasonality of the ice it isn't just the ice minimum when there's ice there at all this year we had the northern sea route across the north coast of siberia then down through the bering strait open longer than it ever was it wasn't that long ago it was almost never passable by nano spray or ships so this is changing commercial shipping it's

and the oceans just offshore of siberia last year the extremes were in alaska and the adjacencies years before that it was greenland what this illustrates it is at this point in the arctic it's always extreme somewhere the exact areas are very as the storm tracks and what's going on in the oceans and deep ocean currents vary with time but it's now always some places through at this point we have seen such a dramatic wasin the volume of the ice 30 years ago most of the ice in the arctic had been around for several years that was very thick ice very resilient to melting storminess in the summer now 70 percent of the ice is 1st year ice that's much thinner ice much more fragile much more easily disrupted and so we're seeing things like changes in the seasonality of the ice it isn't just the ice minimum when there's ice there at all this year we had the northern sea route across the north coast of siberia then down through the bering strait open longer than it ever was it wasn't that long ago it was almost never passable by nano spray or ships so this is changing commercial shipping it's im

out to eastern siberia. we want to learn how people's lives changing in this remote part of the world. cruising through the arctic ocean at 20 knots an hour. we're aboard the sapphire princess one of the big cruise ships now to ring the arctic with increasing frequency and acting could venture has never been more comfortable provided you are willing to share the experience with many others. just before 7 am we cross into the optic circle and see its rugged nature without being exposed to it as adventurous go it's arctic light that will soon change why did you get up so early in the morning to go to the gym. where you come from the gym but i didn't realize it was going to look like this when it's fantastic being out here it's inspirational it really helps you to get closer in nature and that's a good thing i think of people thought more about that they wouldn't be. passing their garbage around and driving big s.u.v.s where my wife wants to see the northern lights but i'll be. going to support that. doesn't me

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siberia and winters are cold and long sometimes they last a full 6 months with temperatures the plunge to minus 40 degrees celsius so the people who live here are tough and modest in this sense. is a true sign barrie and. you would you go some folks are never content they think everything's bad one needs lots of money the other a palace. for walls and a roof over your head that's all a person needs. going to die one way or another that whether in a palace or elsewhere that poconos. marianna but it's still alive and well and she says she will be friends long as she can skate on lake baikal. any other time it's been the interest to strike down upon i conducted the best musicians she. to make. this is. a constant. exclusive on parks 20. 2. in the far north. it's lonely. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. took a journey around the north pole profiteers with people experiencing a change of environment more the more life within the arctic circle. the 5 minutes. they would say would make the germans. banging away from. i'm like that of course my god and everyone with little holes in ev

it highlighted how 2020 has been exceptionally warm in siberia with temperatures 5 degrees higher in places. it added siberia's june temperatures hit 38 degrees whhe highest known temperature anywhere north of the arctic circle. >>> former french president who championed european integration has died after contracting the coronavirus. he was 94. he was elected president in 1974 at the age of 48. while in office he proposed that the leaders of the six major world economies meet to deepen policy coordination in the we of the oil crisis. hinitiativ lohe g7 andh g 8 summits toiscuss inteatiol allenges. alsoorked onrerms suc easing divce nditns. and heeft office after one term when he lost to socialist party leader in the 1981 presidential election. he was known as a proponent of european integration. he oversaw the drafting of a text that paved the way for the basic treaty of the european union. >>> the rescheduled tokyo paralympics games will take place in nine months time. >> the 2016 rio de janeiro olympics. no one got the home crowd more excited than daniel diaz. diaz won four gold m

he flew into one city in siberia and left from another city oblique later. these are about 300 kilometers from each other. we are looking for people with roughly the same itineraries. if you have the opportunity to poison and opposition figure, you will arrive before and leave after. we found three people with the same flight itineraries and were really surprised as we looked more into these people, these people along with their colleagues had followed navalny for 30 trips. practically every time he went around russia as a presidential candidate, these people had the exact same travel itinerary. these were not just normal officers, they are ones with medical weapons chemical training that matched what he suffered. brent: pablo, this is explosive information. how has navalny reacted? pablo: three years of your life being followed, 30 trips. incredible. navalny, as you can imagine, is incredibly angry about this and it is not the first time that it appears there was some sort of attack on his life. he spoke about a trip he took with his life over the summer wi

and the oceans just offshore of siberia last year the extremes were in alaska and the adjacencies a couple years before that it was greenland what this illustrates it is at this point in the arctic it's always extreme some where the exact areas vary as the storm tracks and what's going on in the oceans and deep ocean currents vary with time but it's now always some places extrude why is this important why does this matter what does it say about global climate conditions. at this point we have seen setter dramatic wasin the volume of ice 30 years ago most of the ice in the arctic had been around for several years that was very thick ice very resilient to melting storminess in the summer now 70 percent of the ice is 1st year ice that's much thinner ice much more fragile much more easily disrupted and so we're seeing things like changes in the seasonality of the ice it isn't just the ice minimum but when there's ice there at all this year we had the northern sea route across the north coast of siberia then down through the bering strait open longer than it ever was it wasn't that long

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siberia it's cold the climate is harsh and for some it's not the most appealing place to live but it is home to many natural treasures such as lake by call it's the world's deepest and all this freshwater lake for w.b. it's the only home she's ever known she has barely any contact with the outside world and she wants to keep it that way even at christmas another lyuba doesn't want any part of the festivities after all her favorite gift is right in front of her. they co-wrote the book was. margo it's is. yours they are gradually. bicultural is everything. for the last 80 years there's no place in the world that lube off my hold of i would rather be than not linked by call in southern siberia. the sprightly senior lives on the western shore of the world's largest freshwater lake. i still think is her passion. my skates were made in 1943 and i'm still using them. when she straps the steel blades she's used for decades onto a pair of old wolf felt boots she's just as nimble as ever. consider of using a bicycle or a car. as she's fondly known runs her errands on skates. she checks on her

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this area of eastern siberia is one of the most economically disadvantaged in russia while the national unemployment rate lies slightly above 5 percent it's more than double that in many places here. about w. but isn't complaining she's had a long working life in the soviet union for half a century she worked at a factory and could see as a press operator a welder a wood turner and later as a plant maintenance engineer. stones in. the water of like by car is thought to be so clean that people use it for drinking water the daily track to the watering hole in the ice is both a necessity and a ritual. work in the sky don't have time to get bored. there is always something to do with village there's still are not in such great shape anymore when the when your my back hurts the most due to the heavy lifting so holding water is hard and removing slurry is to a wall so we're right. but the nearest doctor 60 kilometers away and it would take the ambulance over an hour to reach w.p. should she require urgent medical attention. and. dirty rascals and the media here who knows. what way they'd let

looked for people who had travel itineraries that closely matched that of all around the time he was in siberia so he flew in the one city called it was a big risk and syria and he left from another city called tomsk a week later these are about $300.00 or so kilometers from each other and so we're looking for people who want roughly the same itinerary and we're following up because we figured if you're an f.s.b. officer turned into poison opposition figure you'll arrive a day or so before he does and leave a little bit afterwards and we did this we found that there were 3 people who had to say no. they were really surprised we looked more of these people and we notice that these people want the future colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips to 2070 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry 2017 these people had the exact same travel itinerary try following the bombing and these are not just normal f.s.b. officers they're ones who have medical i'm chemical weapons training that matched that of the actual incident he suffered in.

looked for people who had travel itineraries that closely matched that of all around the time he was in siberia so he flew in the ones that he called it was a big risk and syria and he left from another city called tomsk a week later these are about 300 or so kilometers from each other and so we're looking for people who want roughly the same itinerary and we're following it because we figured if you're in f.s.b. outs or turn it a poison opposition figure you'll arrive a day or so before he does and leave a little bit afterwards and we did this we found that there were 3 people who had the same bite into areas that only they were really surprised we looked more to these people and we notice that these people want the future colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips to 2070 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry 2017 these people had the exact same travel itinerary trip following the bombing and these are not just normal f.s.b. officers they're ones who have medical m chemical weapons training that matched that of the eventual in

and the oceans just offshore of siberia last year the extremes were in alaska and the adjacencies couple years before that it was greenland what this illustrates it is at this point in the arctic it's always extreme some where the exact areas vary as the storm tracks and what's going on in the oceans and deep ocean currents vary with time but it's now always some places it's true at this point we have seen such a dramatic wasin the volume of the ice 30 years ago most of the ice in the arctic had been around for several years that was very thick ice very resilient to melting storminess in the summer now 70 percent of the ice is 1st year ice that's much thinner ice much more fragile much more easily disrupted and so we're seeing things like changes in the seasonality of the ice it isn't just the ice minimum when there's ice there at all this year we had the northern sea route across the north coast of siberia then down through the bering strait open longer than it ever was it wasn't that long ago it was almost never passable by nano spray or ships so this is changing commercial shipping it

this area of eastern siberia is one of the most economically disadvantaged in russia while the national unemployment rate lies slightly above 5 percent it's more than double that in many places here. but w.b. isn't complaining she's had a long working life in the soviet union for half a century she worked at a factory and we have courts as a press operator a welder i would tanner and later as a plant maintenance engineer. stones . the water of like by car is thought to be so clean that people use it for drinking water the daily track to the watering hole in the ice is both a necessity and a ritual. in the sky i don't have time to get bored. there is always something to do we're. still not insults great shape anymore when you like that hurts the most the due to the heavy lifting so holding water is hard and removing slurry is to also be right. but the nearest doctor to 60 kilometers away and it would take the ambulance over an hour to reach probably should she require urgent medical attention. you dirty rascals and yet there is no is. what wait let you go come here my sweet anywhere. it'

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an anti corruption activist and kremlin critic felt dangerously ill on a flight from siberia to moscow. he was flying to germany's capital berlin for treatment and was in an induced coma for 2 weeks. german french and swedish laboratories have determined he was poisoned with the soviet era nerve agent the chalk. held the kremlin responsible for his poisoning accusations moscow has repeatedly denied. let's get a reminder now of our top story. the u.s. electoral college has formally confirmed joe biden as winner of last month's election in a televised address president elect biden told americans it was time to turn the page on the trump era and that democracy prevails. coming up next pope and hitler earlier this year the vatican opened it once.

ito a reconsiderar miembros de 1 club de natación en siberia 1 gorro de santa y además se armaron para ir al río a darse 1 chapuzón a 20° celsius bajo cero. nadadores hace lo mismo toda la semana desde diciembre hasta mayo cuando la nieve y el hielo se derriten y lo hacen para mejorar su sistema inmune. cientos de personas han ido sumándose a estas clases de natación gélidas 6 veces por semana emilio fue fundado en 19 66. el entrenador admitió que la rabieta se debió a quien retorno del equipo fue dudoso lo que terminó costándole 1 tiempo muerto no me quiero imaginar que pasa. los bill termina ganando. el jugador casi hebreo y era 1 u jersey que de forma dramática hace la jugada del día cerramos el palco para el día de hoy y a la sigla tarde tenemos más información investigan a 1 clienta porque presuntamente obtuvo de madera fraudulenta lava vacuna contra el covid 19. >> acapulco cierra sus playas durante la noche para evitar que turistas vayan hace ver la llegada del año nuevo. quédese con nosotros estamos en vivo transmitiendo con usted más información al volver de

place in the world that you both more a heart of i would rather be than on lake by town in southern siberia. the sprightly senior lives on the western shore of the world's largest freshwater like . the. passion. few mice gates date from 1943 and i'm still using them in. the. poll. of polls. everyone tells me you should slow down yes but i just can't. of money hold over to be able to take it easy she's been retired for over 20 years and since the death of my husband lives alone almost alone. you. know she's found. looks after 4 dogs 5 cows 2 camps and 4 chickens but whenever she's not caring for her brood she takes to the ice. when she straps are still blades she's used for decades onto a pair of old wooden felt boots she's just as nimble as ever. instead of using a bicycle or a car. performs her errands on skates she checks in on her couch sort of a little shopping in a neighboring village it's a half hour journey each way and she does it most every day. you're living yet for many eyes means being able to go anywhere and everywhere. fast mysterious and with a hint of melancholy romantic see

derriten animales abanderan su hábitat y algunas zonas que giran temperaturas más cálidas es el caso de siberia donde se registró calor extremo con temperaturas tres a 5° sobre lo normal durante el verano los glaciales se deslizan el invierno vuelven a congelarse qué quiere decir esto ? que cada vez es meno seguimos perdiendo y aproximadamente 13 por cierto desde 1929 en américa latina en la última década han registrado una pérdida de cobertura de nieve significativa el problema es que esto ayuda a mantener lucios abastecidos como esta preocupada de que aumenten aún más los brotes de coronavirus después de la navidad sobre todo ahora que las camas de los hospitales están escasas la información esta tarde >>> tengan cuidado con los mensajes que reciben por facebook porque al responder los podrían caer en una estafa. Él buscaba un seguro médico que cubriera su condición preexistente. ella necesitaba uno económico. ellos querían uno que cubriera a su familia. y todos lo encontraron en covered california, un servicio gratuito que conecta a los californianos con planes de salud de

his is cyberian herbs from siberia. herbs from siberia, nothing much. >> are you going to meet with merkel? president putin: she is still working. i don't think it would be correct of me to speak about her in the past tense. germany is a parliamentary democracy and i understand what is happening there in germany, the internal politics, myself and ms. merkel has rather warm have very good relations, germany is one of our largest economic trade partners. terms of is china in it's certain that german interpretters are one of the largest investors in the economy. ermans entrepreneurs invest in the real production industry in russia. what do you expect of your relations with the new u.s. administration with mr. biden? president putin: that depends on the administration itself. biden is an experienced person. but like they say, because the things surrounding that makes a king. we need to know all the people who are going to work with us and the administration. although most of them we have met with them before and we don't ex

pressure to the north is going to split in two, one half of the high, if you like, will drift towards siberia, the other half out into the atlantic, and that will open the door to low pressure diving down from the north, allowing cold air to surge its way back across the country. so, don't expect temperatures to climb very much at all through the first ten days of 2021. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. several hospitals in london and the south east of england say they are under extreme pressure due to the sheer weight of covid cases — patients are being moved as intensive care units reach capacity. we're on our knees begging for people to do their part... to take the pressure off. but we are shattered. in a sign of the pressure on the nhs, seriously ill patients from the south—east of england are being moved to hospitals as far the end of a nearly 50—year marriage. the uk leaves the trading bloc of the eu tonight. and goodbye 2020, hello 2021! this is the scene live in athens, as the city begins its new year celebrations. in wuhan,

so he flew in the one city called it was a big risk in siberia and he left from another city called tomsk a week later these are about 300 or so kilometers from each other and so we're looking for people who want roughly the same itinerary and we're following up because we figured if you're an f.s.b. officer turned into poison opposition figure you'll arrive a day or so before he does and leave a little bit afterwards and we did this we found that there were 3 people who got the same areas that. they were really surprised we looked more to these people and we notice that these people want the future colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips since 2070 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry 2017 these people have the exact same track what in return following the bombing and these are not just normal f.s.b. officers they're ones who have medical i'm chemical weapons training that matched that of the eventual incident he separate and right so you have these names i presume what do you do with the. well we deal with them

>> a harsh winter has arrived in siberia. these are the temperatures we saw on friday morning. 10 degrees colder than normal this time of year. it's much colder than mid winter, in fact. the frigid air is expected to spread towards the south and east into next week. so areas like northern china, the korean peninsula, and even japan will see the coldest air of the season next week. do bundle up. these are the temperatures for the next four days. in the morning hours the capital, mongolia, could see a morning low of minus 38 on sunday. be careful of frostbite. harbin could see 26 below zero on tuesday. asahikawa will have freezing temperatures into next week. cold battering many places in asia, and we will see snowfall across the northwestern flank of japan into next week. it looks like parts of hokkaido might see about 1 meter of snowfall sunday into wednesday. talking about snow, significant snow has fallen in the european alps this week. you'll be surprised by looking at theext two pictures. this is the first one. you can se

now subzero temperatures hasn't deterred so many enthusiastic in siberia dozens braving the freezing cold water in the russian city of almost. daytime temperatures don't rise above minus 20 degrees celsius at this time of year decided to take a swim in this water the idea is to boost immunity and protect the body against disease or even the onset of dementia though i would probably have to have it to spend and that's. just a quick reminder of the headlines now south africa's president has announced rate to measures to fight a surge in cases driven by a fossil breading coronavirus variant countries become the 1st in africa to possum 1000000 cases gatherings in the sale of alcohol will be banned and a 9 pm curfew enforced failure to our moscow wrecking public has also now been criminalized a person who does not wear a mosque could be arrested and prosecuted on conviction they would be liable to a fine or to imprisonment for a period not exceeding 6 months or both. a fine and imprisonment a muscles lips that this is addressed to measure but it is not necessary to ensure compliance with

so he flew in the one city called it was appears in siberia and he left for another city called tomsk a week later and he's here about 300 or so kilometers from each other and so we're looking for people who want roughly the same right to marry and we're following up because we figured if your f.s.b. officer turned into poison opposition figure you'll arrive a day or so before he does and leave a little bit afterwards and we did this we found that there were 3 people who got the same bite into areas of only they were really surprised we looked more of these people and we noticed these people with a few of our colleagues had fallen of all the for over 30 trips to 2070 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry 2017 these people have the exact same track what in return following the bombing and these are not just normal f.s.b. officers they're ones who are medical from chemical weapons training that matched that of the eventual incident he suffered and. now alexei navalny is still in germany after spending more than a month in hos

looked for people who had travel itineraries that closely matched that of all around the time he was in siberia so he flew in the one city called it was a big risk in syria and he left from another city called tomsk a week later these are about 300 or so kilometers from each other and so we're looking for people who want roughly the same itinerary as him who are following up because we figured if you're an f.s.b. officer turned into poison an opposition figure you'll arrive a day or so before he does and leave a little bit afterwards and we did this we found that there were 3 people who got the same bite into areas that. they were really surprised we looked more to these people and we notice that these people want the future colleagues had fallen of only for over 30 trips to 2072 practically every time the only one around russia because he was a presidential candidate i'm sorry 2017 these people had the exact same travel itinerary trip following the bombing and these are not just normal f.s.b. officers they're ones who have medical i'm chemical weapons training that matched that of the eventual

uses birch bark familiar from her native siberia for her creations traditionally the bark's outer layer is harvested once a year this way the trees don't have to be felled and they're left on harm. waste products from industrial soft wood production become raw materials in the hands of latvian designer tomorrow. she turns into a wall like fabric to create stools and products. from ukraine draws upon the fabrics of her homeland for her furniture pieces she's been revitalising and interpret in the traditional handicraft technique since 2014. her furniture lines the stuff it's coated the claim. to stabilize the clay furniture the metal frame has wrapped in organic cellulose and flax that makes the tables and chairs durable and suitable for daily use both inside and out. so this to me. starts used in religious to construction of simple house. and just use the chairs. recyclable. in the grass. in several here. contributed to the development of a uniquely ukrainian design becomes just a. scandinavian japanese creation. and london. with a protective coating made of especially mixed varnish. an

reported that wards are full in hospitals in rural areas including a region in russia's northwest and in siberia. patients are reportedly being treated in beds placed in hallways. >>> here in japan health authorities are facing more challenges as infections rise, with tokyo reporting 500 new cases on wednesday. more than 41,000 people have tested positive for the virus in the capital. 59 are currently in serious condition. the metropolitan government is preparing to open a hospital in mid-december, specializing in coronavirus patients with nonsevere symptoms. it will have 100 beds. the air pressure of each room can be lowered to the virus will not spread outside. the hospital will be equipped with six voice translation machines that can interpret for 58 languages. the head of the japan medical association is warning tt front line health care workers are under great strain. >> translator: if infections continue to increase rapidly, it will be difficult to provide medical services to both covid-19 patients and people with other diseases. actually, in some areas some hospitals already find it diffi

. ♪ >> siberia is about to blow again, cold air across the sea of japan towards japan itself. snow might just catch the edge of the smallest islands off the edge of south korea, but really we are talking about the western slopes as well. this is likely throughout. if you're over land, it is just cold. sunny by the day, cold by night. this is all of the way down the coast. a little bit of rain in the far western session one. -- session one -- far western area. this is in southern thailand for thursday. rain seems likely. flooding is likely. it is a good, rainy season, taking a step back from the intensity thursday and friday. more rains developing in the southern philippines. very little rain at the moment in the forecast. there is some catching sri lanka. a few showers particularly in the foothills of the himalayas, showing up in the new delhi forecast. ♪ >> i had three jobs, now, i only have one. i am providing for my family. >> the first time i was at metoo hospital, i did not show any signs of illness. -- was admitted to hospital, i did not show any signs of illness. >> a

. ♪ >> a couple meters of snow in honshu, another cold outburst from siberia. these are daytime temperatures, minus five in beijing, never gets above that. the cold air coming across the open water, this is more than i think came for a couple weeks. potential dangerous stuff. this will catch the edge of south korea. temperatures will come up a little bit but the cold weather works its way down to southern china with hong kong at 12 maximum. showers producing pretty big thunderstorms in the south china sea. a big rain and flash flooding potential, but mostly this is going across the water, directing itself on the wind towards borneo and showers in java come the end of the week. no such luck with the rain, but a little bit in sri lanka. most of northern india and pakistan is cold. briefly some sunshine, the cold is with you. you might get some disruption briefly on saturday. ♪ >> water scarcity has become a major global issue. >> the demand is going up in the supply is going straight down. >> turning in essential natural resource into a commodity traded for pro

uses birch bark familiar from her native siberia for her creations traditionally the bark's outer layer is harvested once a year this way the trees don't have to be felled and they're left on harms. waste products from industrial soft wood production become raw materials in the hands of latvian designer tomorrow. she turns furniture a needle into old walleye fabric to create stools and products. from ukraine draws upon the fabrics of her homeland for her furniture pieces she's been revitalising and be interpreting the traditional handicraft technique since 2014. her furniture lines the stuff it's coated claim. to stabilize the clay furniture the metal frame is wrapped in organic cellulose and flax that makes the tables and chairs durable and suitable for daily use both inside and out. me. stores used in religious to construction of simple household. and just use the chair. recyclable. in the ground. in several here. will help contribute to the development of a uniquely ukrainian design it becomes just a recognizable scandinavian for japanese creations. in london. with a protective coati

. >> reporter: an outspoken critic of vladimir putin was on a flight over siberia when he suddenly began to moan in agony. german doctors say he was poisoned by a nerve agent. behind the attack, a special chemical weapons division of the russian intelligence service, the fsb, according to the investigative news site which analyzed over 100,000 phone and internet connections some brought on the black market. here is the leader. >> the thing that totally shocked me is that russia maintains a murder machine within downtown moscow that employs 30 people that has trained medics, trained chemists, and trained muscle >> reporter: this is one of the leading experts on russian intelligence. >> what do you make of these claims and accusations are they credible? >> well, yes, i think they are. >> reporter: a spokesman once again denied involvement in the poisoning, but today's report naming names could set back russian activities by forcing the kremlin to do damage control. frances in. >> intriguinintriguing thank you, richard. >>> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is tracking a powerful nor'easter th

in siberia, the frozen ground, the permafrost, thawed leaving ponds and lakes. in a meeting planned in glasgow, scotland 2020 was supposed to be the year of climate action, but as the virus spread, the conference was postponed. however, there has been one major shift. donald trump took the united states out of the global climate agreement. the united states will withdraw from the paris climate accord. butjoe biden is now america's president—elect. the battle to save our planet by getting climate under control. and he believes climate change is an urgent threat and says the us will rejoin the paris pledge to cut greenhouse gases. this will make a big difference. unless we all address climate change, we will all be vulnerable to climate change. so it is very refreshing to know that we are going back into a collaborative frame of mind that helps everyone. across the globe, the pandemic has been the priority this year, but what about after covid? as the world recovers, scientists say we need to push for a greenerfuture, because the window to act on climate change