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all the areas north to the gold coast, increasingly there will be heavy rain.t could be the end of the rain. this is tuesday, a bite be a few more. the waves are still big. the winds are strong. along the coast there has been damage. this is turn side of south wales. but i said on tuesday, there is your coastline. there is your rain. this should be the end of the significant rain. floods will take a long time to go down, the skies are blue. this is much of the case in east asia, southwest breeze, light. the worst of it is gone. rated snow. temperature slowly rising in this spring sunshine. significant rain down in fuji. ♪ >> make a change, change your life or the path of the country. challenge the accepted truth. >> if you want to create something, you must first break in and remold it. >> up and the status quo and fight injustice. witness comp -- witness on al jazeera. ♪ ♪ barbara: welcome back, here is a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. saudi arabia has a plan for peace in yemen which has been wrecked by six years of fighting. the initiative include

13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan to rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were often bought on credit. and sold out amount that european ships would calm they would have a whole cargo full of textiles different metal ware or. tobacco whatever and they these would be given to global coal merchants extended to them on credit and then the merchants wo

ocean his aim was to bypass the muslim rivals in the mediterranean and gain access to africa's gold coast in the 14th century the portuguese succeeded in ousting the arabs from their territory the kingdom now had free reign to begin its campaign of conquest promising gold and power henry the navigator convinced the nobility to follow him in this adventure. remember the navigator was the crown prince in a way this mythical figure this great christian portuguese prince was portrayed as very devout and it will be coming don't get going to the different he started out commanding a brand of raiders pirates who took prisoners before they get. to brave the atlantic and ocean few european sailors had dared to explore prince henry had a new and revolutionary kind of vessel. callus. sailing ships that were capable of battling storms in the open sea. the portuguese established a sea route taking in the coast of west africa. kept by her daughter the islands of arguin and cape verdi in. each mile covered was a victory over the muslims who were present on the entire northern part of the continent. port

we will see more wet weather into australia, down towards the gold coast.ll see more heavy showers. lingering across the eastern parts of new south wales. we could see planning. some spots could see 100 to 200 millimeters of rain. further north we have more rain pushing into central parts of china. that will slide its way out into the open waters. for the time being, it's fine and dry with plenty of warm sunshine into the weekend. ♪ >> it's one of the world's most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises. central to the livelihood of hundreds of thousands of people. and behind the deaths of many more. its key players reveals theofnk inner workings of an organization known to many as the blood alliance. inside the sin alone. part one of a two-part investigation. people in power on al jazeera. mariana: welcome back, our main stories now. tanzania's president john magufuli has died at the age of 61. he had not been seen in public for more than two weeks. there was widespread speculation he was seriously ill after contracting the virus. the pan-american heal

see some more wet weather into that eastern side of australia down towards the sunshine coast the gold coast little further south to see more heavy showers there lingering across eastern parts of new south wales and again we could see some flooding here some parts could see 100 to $200.00 millimeters of rain over the next couple of days further north we've got more rain pushing in across central parts of china that was slide its way out into the open waters actually heading towards the far south of japan but for the time being is fine and dry with plenty of warm sunshine into the weekend. but. it's one of the wealthy. most powerful and dangerous criminal enterprises central to the livelihoods of hundreds of thousands of people and behind the deaths of many more exceptional access to some of its key flay is reveals the inner workings of an organization tellingly known to many as the blood alliance inside this in a low a cartel part one of a key part investigation people in power on al-jazeera. the the way. to. welcome back our main stories now. tanzania as president john mica foody has died a

13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting documents written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan to rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were often bought on credit. and sold out amount throughout european ships would come they would have a whole cargo full of textiles different metal wear or. tobacco whatever and they these would be given to the local merchants extended to them on credit and then the merchan

13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slaves. cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were often bought on credit. and sold out amount throughout european ships would come they would have a whole cargo full of textiles a different metal wearer. tobacco whatever and they would be given to go boucle merchants extended to them on credit and then the merchants would go in

see some more wet weather into that a sense out of australia down towards the sunshine coast the gold coast little further south to see more heavy showers there lingering across eastern parts of new south wales and again we could see some flooding here some parts could see 100 to 200 millimeters of rain over the next couple of days further north we got more rain pushing in across central parts of china that was slide it's way out into the open waters actually heading towards the far south of japan but for the time being is fine in try with plenty of warm sunshine into the weekend. you're watching the news hour live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes tanzania's president john that mug of food he dies off to 2 weeks of speculation that he was ill with cove at 19. or warnings of very high transmission rates in all regions of brazil off to its deadliest day yet.

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13 the dutch 10 the danish 5 even the prussians with their 3 forts surpassed the french on the gold coast in today's gonna the fantail and ashanti rented europeans plots of land to build their forts the europeans established trading posts and fortresses all along the atlantic coast from the a way territory to the congo kingdom equitorial africa became the world's principal source of slaves. in this accounting document written in 1688 we learned that over an 8 year period it shipped 60783 slayings. each cost the royal african company 8 to 12 pounds sterling the equivalent of between 950 and 1500 euros today they were all bought with trade goods the demand for slaves was so high that the europeans pressured their african partners to help them plan and rationalize and industrialized their system of mass deportation. slaves were often bought on credit. and sold out mount throughout european ships would calm they would have a whole cargo full of textiles different metal wear or. tobacco whatever and they these would be given to the local merchants extended to them on credit and then the mercha

look where the most conservative members resided is the coastal states florida, gold coast, texas and other places republicans in those areas understand that. louisiana, one those are instrumental to rebuild louisiana after katrina. and now the wetlands are causing the storms to be worse. so there is real possibility depending on how far the reach goes if it is targeted and specific to solve the problem. >> we will turnn the podium over to the next panel. and to personally thank but that he for not only being here today but for your great public service and as a make progress on infrastructure it is the continuation of the work you have already done that makes it possible. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you so much to our panelist. joining me now our policyic director of transportation for america and the executive director of transportation coalition and vice president of corporate it corporate strategy and innovation. in the interest of time i will forgo your very long biographies but collectively say the panelist have many decades of experience working on infrastru

some more wet weather into that eastern sort of australia down towards the sunshine because the gold coast little further south to see more heavy showers there lingering across eastern parts of new south wales and again we could see some flooding here some parts could see 100 to 200 millimeters of rain over the next couple of days further north we got more rain pushing in across central parts of china that was slide its way out into the open waters gradually heading towards the far south of japan but for the time being is fine in try with plenty of warm sunshine into the weekend. well still ahead here on al-jazeera we speak to one woman and republic of congo he says her activist husband was abducted by government agents and she hasn't seen him sense plus. i'm a farmer in baghdad and i'll tell you about the ancient men dying in production and how it struggling to survive. and n.b.a. star le bron james becomes part owner of the boston red sox baseball team details coming up with joe and. frank assessments the world is on the brink of a catastrophic moral failure is that a fair assessment it

coast. the areas highlighted in gold here under that wind advisory looking at northerly winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. check out how high those temperatures will climb. with that sunshine looking at 73, 77 oakland, 80 des in san jose and concord, about 11 to 13 degrees above average for this time of year. off shore winds fo

coast. the areas highlighted in gold here under that wind advisory looking at northerly winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. check out how high those temperatures will climb. with that sunshine looking at 73, 77 oakland, 80 des in san jose and concord, about 11 to 13 degrees above average for this time of year. off shore winds for today and the strongest winds again will be up in the higher elevations, hills and mountains and still looking at those breezy conditions as we go through the afternoon. let's check in with gianna. >>> they are looking better now in the south bay. they just cleared an accident northbound 101 near blossom hill. it was blocking the two right lanes. we are seeing a lot more green popping up in that area which means lanes are open and hopefully things are moving better. speeds around 50 miles an hour. the roast of the drive through san jose checking in problem free. looking at tr of m trac . e erwoin and around that area. a slow ride toward the bay bridge. once you get toward the toll plaza traffic is light from here as you head into san francisco with no delays there. still

$100 billion of developments that unnecessarily or two deployments can unnecessarily moves the gold coast and targeted to areas that are already served. and i know to my good friend from virginia on mentioned this another a lot of people to face this issue, the same issue. i am sure any of our colleagues as i said in these areas are limited. they will never see broadband if there more populated areas. in this legislation will only widen that divide. and i recommend that we and i strongly suggest we address these issues. and meanwhile my constituents will continue to help better impact in underserved areas is removing regulations that prevent effective market participation. but the system requirements would help small businesses and startups compete and grow in these areas. and then we can leave the funding again and we don't want to constituents paying and we need to leave the funding to the truly unserved areas. i really feel that everyone agrees with that. everyone can get the help they need. all of our constituents. my question is still michael o'rielly, related to regulatory burdens a

national resources of its coast the demand for green technology could see norway start seabed mining it could license companies as early as 2023 to start mining for copper zinc cobalt gold and silver metals that are needed for wind turbines solar farms and electric vehicle batteries off the coast the norwegian university of science and technology says they could be up to $21700000.00 tonnes of copper more than the world's copper output in $29.00 t. deep sea mining could generate up to $20000000000.00 in annual revenue for no way towards 2050 combat to around $61000000000.00 from oil and gas in $29000.00 and create about $20000.00 jobs based consultancy by stat energy has estimated but it's not the only country that plans to mine the sea beds for minerals china and japan have similar plans joining us now via skype from bergen in norway is speak to holguin he's the program director at the institute of marine research and professor at the geophysical institute of the university of beg and very good to have you with us peter thank you for your time so why is there a rush to mind seabeds well i think there may be several reasons it's been coming back the last couple of years

vaccine shots from the free kovacs program due to arrive in one and gold on the democratic republic of congo last week ghana and the ivory coast received the un programs 1st batches. other stories making news around the world now israel australia and denmark have agreed to establish a joint fund to support the research and development of covert $900.00 vaccines israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu announced the vaccine alliance as he hosts of the leaders of austria and denmark in jerusalem they also open the door to other nations to join the after. a powerful earthquake has struck off the coast of new zealand prompting authours is to issue a tsunami warning the magnitude $7.00 trammell centered off the country's northeastern coast officials are warning that waves of up to a meter could hit the eastern coast of the north island. police in sweden say they're investigating possible terrorism motives after 8 people were wounded in a stabbing rampage they shot and arrested a suspect from an incident in the southern town of atlanta they say i did not and prior information about an attack threat. thousands of members of the chin

gold. that includes north bay and east bay hills, diablo range, santa cruz mountains, san francisco peninsula coast under the wind advisory. here is what to expect. a bit cooler today with the breezy northerly winds. we will warm up as we look to the middle of the week, highs in the 70s and 80s and cooler later this week. now let's show you the pollen count as we are looking at medium high levels today. it gets worse into the ghtegor slitly cooler tempyonsash y, that will be the case through most of the week. checking the winds, you see we are going to see breezy conditions, winds picking up especially as we head through tonight into tomorrow. the strong winds expected which is the reason why the wind advisory will be in effect starting at 8:00 tonight. sun set at 7:30 and sunrise at 6:57. checking daytimes, highs, upper 50s along the coast, mid to upper 60s along the bay and low to mid 70s inland. there is the warm up tuesday, especially wednesday and thursday, with highs in the 70s and 80s. warming up mid week and then cooling down a little bit as we head through the end of the week. back to you.

san francisco peninsula, coast, santa cruz mountains, areas highlighted in gold.e are looking at northerly winds 15 to 25, gusts 45 to 55 miles per hour, watching strong offshore winds as we head through tonight into your tuesday. a bit cooler today with breezy northerly winds. the winds are going to kick up as we head through tomorrow. we are going to warm up significantly by mid week into the 70s and 80s. get ready for that. cooler as we look to the end of the week. because of all this wind, offshore winds, not best news for allergy sufferers. medium high today and sky high tuesday, wednesday, thursday due to the dry conditions. a weak, dry cold front for today and because of that, we are looking at temperatures a bit cooler with breezy northerly winds. you see plenty sunshine as we head through today and actually for most of the week, we are going to see that sun with high pressure building starting tomorrow. looking at futurecast winds, you see the breezy conditions today but winds really kicking up for us tomorrow. you see the purple color contours indicating

gold here under that wind advisory. all of the bay area hills, mountains, santa cruz mountains and the peninsula coast under that wind advisory we have seen winds some mount saint helena. gusts up to about 70 miles an hour. check out how warm it'll get with the off shore winds. good morning,. >>> good morning. let's start off with the live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are uno and it's a foot of the maze adding to what this has been here. a trouble spot on the upper deck of the bay bridge. we have a broken down vehicle blocking the number 3 lane from the left. e city. 30 minute ride as >>> 6: right now. going live to minneapolis. today is day 2 of the trial for former police officer chauvin. the trial started yesterday with statements, testimony and video thatattimes hard to see and hear. >> you can believe your eyes. it's a homicide. >> skyler henry live from minneapolis with more details on the trial so far. good morning. >> good morning to you. the defense standing firm saying that what chauvin did was what he was trained to do in his 19 years as a police officer. still the prosecution not taking i

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coast is going to be in the seventies. around the bay even mid eighties around the babe and then tomorrow today, santa rosa was 82. then you see the gold number of the yellow number that goes up to 85 san francisco 75 tomorrow, san francisco goes 81 concord up for more degrees, so it's going to be very warm day warmest day we've seen in a while, and it's going to stay warm ath 24 hours after that, and then we get a cycle down. we're gonna cool off with some clouds that come in here. so when i come back, we'll be looking at that. hopefully there's some rain coming with those clouds will see if that works out. i'll see you back here after a couple breaks, all right, we'll see then, bill. thank you. well today, members of the media finally got a firsthand look at immigration facility in texas that is housing more than 4000 people and 3400 of them are unaccompanied children. they're being held in pods of 500 to 700 kids. the border patrol says several 100, children and teens are crossing the border every day. joe biden administration has ended the policy of deporting unaccompanied minors. congresswoman barbara lee just returned from a trip

coast the first wave of chinese immigrants were brought over. what's brought them? >> they were coming from a northern province called jewish young province and they are coming because of the gold rush. they have heard that gold was discovered in california. they are coming to make their fortune. of course most of them do not discover gold, but they do find jobs. they find jobs working on, railroads they find jobs working in. minds overseeing the working communities that are. they're so they are cooks, doing laundry, but they are also doing mining and railroad building. by the time of the chinese exclusion law in 1880, two there were 300,000 chinese in the united states. >> mostly in northern california? >> mostly on the west coast, some of them are going north and end up in wyoming and a variety of different places. >> before we get into the details of the chinese exclusion act, i want to learn a little bit more about. you so how did you end up having this as your academic specialty? >> i started out my academic life as a civil war historian. i was trained in the civil war in the antebellum period. by the time that i left graduate school i realized that i had an increasing int

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, marines and coast guard that serve, we have the greatest scientists in the world that worked on these vaccines. our pharmaceutical companies are the best in the world. our fda is the gold standard for regulatory oversight in the world. and that i have 100% confidence in the vaccine, and i said so to my own parents, to that end, and i would encourage all soldiers, sailors, airmen, marines, coast guard men, to include my sons, who served in the navy, and their families, to get the vaccine. sen. cotton: i had my boys get the vaccine as soon as possible. >> thank you very much, senator cotton. let me recognize senator gillibrand via webex. sen. gillibrand: thank you both for being here. thank you mr. chairman. just to go on the questions that were asked. it has been reported that the trump administration did not leave a reserve and the national vaccine stockpile for when president took office, so we appear to be trying to ramp up production. bit of -- but it appears the vaccine this tribute and has been stalled. what can the dod do to facilitate an increase of the vaccine -- facilitate an increase in the distribution of the vaccine. gen. perna: i will start. initially when