and the home side made them most of the opportunity after i got announcing, hit 65 to help the states east coast 186. the home bowlers restricted the irish to 162 physics for a 26 rung when the americans will co host at the 20204020 world cup with the west indies. basil yes, but for now i'll have more for you later to we thank you so much, jim and thanks for watching the news. our on al jazeera, we hand you over to our team in london, barbara saras with you in just a moment and much more of the day. bye bye, for now and january, and i just need 20 years ago, the euro was brought into circulation. we investigate how the euro, again, benefit from having an official currency be part of the stream and going out social media community. se early owns recovery from civil war continues. we moved to decade since the end of one of africa's most brutal complex, the bottom line. steve clemens dives headlong into the u. s. issues that shape the rest of the world. as we enter the 3rd year curve at 19, we go back to woo hm. where it all began and investigate how far we come. since the pandemic stuff, january o

many of the boats full of desperate people crossing the florida straits into the keys or the state's east coast. >> do not take to the sea. that's the bottom line message. illegal and unsafe operations on the sea absolutely are dangerous. they are not worth the risk. >> the coast guard and customs and border protection are seeing a surge in this migration flow. coast guard numbers show interdictss are up 1600 percent. 400 cuba train addictions last fiscal year 838. the year before that just 49. right after wet foot, dry foot ended. the year before that was nearly 1500. haitians are fleeing gang, lawlessness, kings and a country in political chaos. cubans have their own reason. >> the pandemic. the economy, the social unrest. the lack of human rights. the lack of food. people wanting a better future. >> former president obama ended wet foot dry foot in 2017. the policy meant that if the cuban was caught out at sea they would automatically be sent back. if they made it to land and the sand they could stay and pursue residency. bret? >> bret: phil keating in south florida. >> thanks. former presid

it's a story repeated in red states and blue states, east coast, west coast, throughout the heartlander. at the same time, we keep seeing scenes like this or these organized smash and grabs and looting where of these seem to get away scot-free, pointing out that overall crime was worse in the '90s is of little comfort. which is why pew shows a jump in americans worried about crime. philadelphia district attorney larry crassner insisted this week that his city doesn't have a crisis of crime or of violence, even though philly has more murders this year than any of the other cities i showed you at the start with record homicide rates. the city's former mayor, michael nutter, calls comments like that ignorant and insulting, asking in a recent op-ed, quote, what kind of messed up world of white wokeness crassner is living in, to have so little regard for many lives lost, many of them black and brown, while he advances his own progressive reputation. here's the question relative to progressive prosecutors and crime -- correlation or causation? >> certainly both. you look at jurisdictions wh

everywhere in the country from the desert southwest to the west coast to the midwest and east coast every state and most all of our communities do have flood risk. but i thought that was a very insightful comment on fire insurance. and kind of going back to one of the earlier questions in terms of foreseeing the need for the federal government to be involved in the nfip. what you just heard is how a fully private hazard insurance works. in fact, there are coverage gaps in areas where insurers choose not to write in particular areas. it is my belief that one of the benefits the nfip you do have insurance available. what we need to be doing is ranking up the standards to make sure we are reducing risk by keep that tie with the nfip so that we are simultaneously making insurance available but also having good floodplane management standards so we are reducing risk and having insurance widely avail afnlt. host: how did you get into the world of flood management? guest: believe it or not, it was through the national flood insurance program. when i was a sophomore in college at ohio state university,

language is badly affected, which is unusual because the monster in floods typically affect state on the east coast of valencia. malaysia. tens of thousands are taking shelter in relief centers . some say they are worried about their future, give her baby will be very little in if you could say be a starting from 0. nothing else could be saved if possible. please help us right now. people are suffering due to the cold with 19 pandemic. we are living in the shelter week on working. those were self employed, cannot run their businesses. like my husband who works on his own. he has an ot meet a workshop, the because of the flood. it's a total loss. the government says it will provide more than $20000000.00 for the repair of homes and infrastructure damaged by floods. florence louis al jazeera column poor a d. frank american priest has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for sexually abusing young girls and east. he more avi foyer, all richard dash back, abused them and his shelter for orphans and impoverished children. he was the frogged by the catholic church in 2018. thailand has announced its dela

language is badly affected, which is unusual because the monsoon floods typically affect state on the east coast or peninsula malaysia. tens of thousands are taking shelter in relief centers . some say they are worried about their future. give her a really very little and you know, you could save your starting from 0. nothing else could be saved if possible. please help us right now. people are suffering due to the cold with 19 pandemic. we are living in the shelter week on working hills. we're self employed, cannot run their businesses, like my husband who works on his own. he has an automated workshop, the because of the flood, it's a total loss. the government says it will provide more than $20000000.00 for the repair of homes and infrastructure damaged by floods. florence louis al jazeera cologne poor thailand has announced her delaying the closure of bangkok central station for a month. now the station was due to shut on thursday to make way for a new high speed rail away funded in part by chinese loans till chang has more from bank hawk. the more than a century, while m pon station in bang

language is badly affected, which is unusual because the monster in floods typically affect state on the east coast peninsula, malaysia. tens of thousands are taking shelter in relief centers. some say they are worried about their future. give her a view of you that if you go in and you could say, be a starting from 0, nothing else could be saved if possible. please help us right now. people are suffering due to the cold with 19 pandemic. we are living in the shelter week on working. those were self employed, cannot run their businesses, like my husband who works on his own. he has an automated workshop, the because of the flood, it's a total loss. the government says it will provide more than $20000000.00 for the repair of homes and infrastructure damaged by floods. florence louis al jazeera kuala lumpur. it with a nissan from out to sierra still to come on the program concerns of a chinese investment such thailand's plans for a high speed railway off track promise of support for workers and the elderly chiles. youngest president gets ready to take charge of his country and in sport coded 19 is fo

smugglers, many boats live desperate people crossing the florida straits into the keys or the state's east coastn a country and chaos, when experts say cubans have their own reasons to head north. >> the pandemic, the economy, social unrest, lack of human rights, people wanting a better future. >> reporter: post -- coast guard numbers show introductions are up 16%, last fiscal year, 8:38, before that, 39 after wet food drive and ended. before that happened it was nearly 1500. it is unknown how many migrants end up drowning out at sea. not as easy as waiting across the rio grande into texas was whether can turn into instant waves that can toss you overboard and in the atlantic there are an abundance of sharks. stuart: there are indeed. border patrol agents arrested a potential terrorists, that is their words, from saudi arabia. arrested him at the southern border in arizona. mister attorney general, what that person's connection to terror. >> there is limited information out there right now, but the reality is this is not the first person apprehended from the middle east. we've had people on the

at least 23 cases have been confirmed in 10 states, spanning from the east coast to hawaii.hile scientists scramble to learn more about omicron, the delta variant is causing an alarming surge in new infections across the midwest across the midwest and northeast. here's cbs' elise preston. >> reporter: as the c.d.c. races to learn more about omicron, scientists in south africa say it appears to be spreading twice as fast as the highly contagious delta variant. yet, much about omicron remains unknown, like its severity and how well the current vaccines perform against it. already, vaccine makers a already, vaccine makers are preparing for the possibility that the current shots will need to be updated, which is expected to take 3-4 months. >> we will at a certain time need a new vaccine against this new variant. >> reporter: and one early study suggests a previous case of covid may no longer protect against reininfection from omicron. still, dr. anthony fauci was optimistic today. >> there's every reason to believe that if you get vaccinated and boosted, that you would have at

severe storms that are expected to roll, crossed some of those central and south eastern states, but for the east coast it is looking more mild. we'll have a few showers in washington dc, but it's sunny and cold in new york for the real sunshine. we have to come to the us gulf coast, a few showers popping in, but a lot of warmth here. and of course, for the caribbean, it remains a fine, dry, sunny and warm was 28 degrees in havana that show weather. ah, african stories by african filmmakers. turbo le let over with all the loading under the sun motherland. no room shoot documentary from booking of fossil and synagogue, if you and if you haven't believe in political body. my you for years and suckling gift to ambient medical, the man who plants vow bomb and arrest mystery africa direct on al jazeera, compelling journalism. we're keeping our distance because it's actually quite dangerous. ambulances continue to arrive at the scene of the explosion. inspire program making. i still don't feel like i actually know enough about what living under fascism was like. how much money did you make for your role in d

states. but for the east coast it is looking more mild. we'll have a few showers in washington dc, but it's sunny and cold in new york for the real sunshine. we have to come to the us gulf coast, a few showers popping in, but a lot of warmth here. and of course, for the caribbean, it remains a fine, dry, sunny and warm was $28.00 degrees in havana. that's your weather. ah frank assessments, this gracious are you continued to weaken a look. i shall go up even though there can proceed. believe them the beginning that they will expect for informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most helpful things to come out of these critical debate. do you think it should be facilitated? not sure. okay, it's a great, it's a really simple question. let's give samuel a child swanson. inside story on al jazeera. ah ah, ah. what challenges they are with me, elizabeth vermont? i'm a reminder of our top stories. the salah tributes are being paid to south africa. nobel peace prize winne

states. but for the east coast it is looking more mild. we'll have a few showers in washington dc, but it's sunny and cold in new york for the real sunshine. we have to come to the us gulf coast, a few showers popping in, but a lot of warmth here. and of course, for the caribbean, it remains a fine, dry, sunny and warm was $28.00 degrees in havana. that's your weather. ah. coded 19 is a public health crisis that has been compounded by capitalism. alley raid navigates the big questions raised by the global pandemic power system based on private ownership in the pursuit of profit. so the world in a ton of capitalism is the pandemic that causes so much of the suffering exploited protected people. all the profit episode, one of all hail the look down on out his era. ah ah ah, they're watching al jazeera live from doha. reminder of our top stories this, our attributes are being paid to south african nobel peace, my story desmond to to, after he died at the age of 90, the un secretary general antonia terrace, described to, to as a towering globa

the decision could affect at least 20 states, prompting protests from the east coast to the bay area,tices are signaling they will allow states to ban abortion even earlier than 15 weeks into pregnancy. and they're indicating they may go even further to overturn the nationwide roe v. wade, right that has existed for nearly 50 years. justice brett kavanaugh listed several cases in which the court had overturned long held precedents. doesn't the history of this court's practice with respect to those cases tell us that the right answer is actually to return to the position of neutrality and. and not stick with those precedents in the same way that all those other cases didn't. after

states. and were starting to see more cancellations here on saturday as well. united airlines saying they've already got dozens of flights that are either been canceled already this morning here in the east coast to united states or could be as the day moves along. it's only a little after 10 am here in new york. so as the day moves on, we'll likely see more cancellations. delta airlines and other one of the major carriers here in the u. s. is saying they anticipate more than a 150 white cancellations over the weekend either today or saturday or going into sunday. the issue here is basically pilots flight attendance ramp crew ticket agents that are either calling in sick because they have symptoms or they have tested positive for corona virus or, and this is the big one. they think they've been exposed to somebody that has tested positive that's a big issue as well. because even if you're exposed to someone, of course you have to corn teen for 10 days, which means you can't go to work, which means the airlines can't fly if they don't have people that can fly them and operate the air airplane. so that is being a huge problem here. and this is what we're seeing with the spread of the armory con

we know that the united states has had a real problem with ransomware. attacks on businesses pipelines that have fed the east coast of the united states and even hospitals. and we know that the price tag for that in terms of the rats were paid to these companies that are operating out of russia is somewhere in the neighbourhood of $1600000000.00 since 2011. so this is something that came up when the 2 leaders met last june in geneva, but also they talked about it again and we'll continue to do so. we also know that they're looking for areas of cooperation with respect to shared concerns, particularly when it comes to iran. and we also know that they are looking to further that strategic security dialogue that began in geneva, switzerland, a one that could eventually lead to a foundation of future arms control agreements. so we're looking for more details on a lot of this, and that is going to be coming up any moment. now, when the national security adviser takes to the white house briefing room to update the press corps on the details of this telephone call, or rather video link call between the u. s. president jo

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treats housing as a nationwide issue and in fact it is really only an issue on the west coast, east coast states north of virginia, florida, and a couple of interior states, namely colorado and nevada. one problem with treating it as a national issue is that it would spend money in areas where housing prices are excessive. a second problem it assumes that the causes are national such as the pandemic when in reality they are local. do you agree with his statement? guest: to some extent. i am glad that randall was up early on a saturday morning watching me. certainly there are parts of the country where the housing affordability problem is much worse. as i said before, there are places where housing is a most in -- expensive where you see the most homelessness. but to say it is not a national problem, the places where housing affordability is bad, it is not just a couple places, it is many places where a very large percentage of the u.s. population lives and it is getting worse. you really see that now, places that use to be able to say, we can find affordable housing for people who are homeless,

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. >> and i read a book one so talk about how you can roll your robe out down the east coast of the united stateshen go up the river than find yourself white back to the atlantic on the eastern seaboard it is amazing the things we don't think of to be connected at all truly are. and dad it becomes a problem but one of these days there is a concentration with the land and the soil to have an effect on the food chain it is tremendous so where do we go from here? >> it is a big question. >> i wish i had solutions that then to just come up with we should just do this or that. and we should. but those issues are greater than any individual actions. about corporateual actions. actions and talking about groups of people that multinational corporations so i am talking about that we need to maybe begin to look at the major cause of pollution that is not you and me recycling or not recycling don't get me wrong. i do it but that will not change anything when we allow multinational corporations to continue to plunder the earth resources. so it's not just how do we reduce our common footprint but how do we be

the decision could affect at least 20 states, prompting protests from the east coast to the bay area, the supreme court's conservative majority justices are signaling they will allow states to ban abortion even earlier than 15 weeks into pregnancy. and they're indicating they may go even further to overturn the nationwide roe v. wade, right that has existed for nearly 50 years. justice brett kavanaugh listed several cases in which the court had overturned long held precedents. doesn't the history of this court's practice with respect to those cases tell us that the right answer is actually to return to the position of neutrality and. and not stick with those precedents in the same way that all those other cases didn't. after nearly two hours of arguments today, all six conservative justices indicated they would uphold the mississippi law, which bans almost all abortions. after 15 weeks, the supreme court likely will not make a decision until june, which could be a hotly contested issue ahead of the midterm elections. will protest spanned the country from the steps of the supreme court

southern half of this country with temperatures in the 70s and 80s in the southern central states, parts of the east coastnusually warm temperatures for this time of year, and the gulf of mexico is extremely warm right now. and we know that that moisture is streaming into the southern united states. so you have all this warmth. you have all this moisture. and that's one of the major ingredients for these huge outbreaks of tornados. you need a lot of turbulent energy in the atmosphere. that's there in the form of this very warm, moist air. now, you can go into it a little bit more deeply and talk about the fact that you also need twisting in the atmosphere and a big dip in the jet stream gives that to you, and a la nina year like this year when it's cold in the tropical pacific often leads to that jet stream pattern that gives you the twisting. so you have got the moist energy in the atmosphere. you've got the twisting. you put those together and you get these record outbreaks like we've seen in recent years and like we are seeing right now. >> yes, to that point, when you look at this past year, we have s

and it's only 2 o'clock here on the east coast to the united states. so there's more cancellations expected. this is all because a pilots flight attendants and other personnel that are either sick or think they might be sick or have think they've been exposed to someone who, who is sick and therefore need to quarantine and can't work. so these cancellations are wreaking havoc throughout this holiday season throughout the world, but particularly airports here in the u. s. and the largest and most powerful space telescope ever built has launched from south america decor large lifts from a tropical rain for us to the edge of time itself. james webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the universe. scientists hope b james web telescope will help humans better understand stars and galaxies that are over 13000000000 years old. and it's traveling some distance. it's final destination is one and a half 1000000 kilometers away. vehicle performance is nominal. all the headlines this, our algae 0 world in such a my roots, if next ah me yes. ah ah, spain, it's my

and it's only 2 o'clock here on the east coast to the united states. so there's more cancellations expected. this is all because of pilots, flight attendants and other personnel that are either sick or think they might be sick or have think they've been exposed to someone who are, who is sick and therefore need to quarantine and can't work. so these cancellations are wreaking havoc throughout this holiday season throughout the world, but particularly airports here in the us. always speaking about staffing shortages there with the airlines. and also there's been a similar situation playing out with how health workers there in the u. s. just at a time when on the crunch his is the dominant variance of the virus. now what is the, what is the guidance for those who might have to isolate and they working in hospitals it is, i mean, normally hospital workers would try to be taking holiday at this time of year. but they're not able to because there's a shortage. because of so many people that are trying to get tested, the guidance in the united states is test

east coast of india. we have red weather warnings in play for the indian states of interpretation of disha on saturday. the darker the color, the more intense, the rain is falling. we press play, see where it goes on, sundays, sliding up that east coast of india that still becomes a story for westbank all as well. so all 3 states have the potential to see flooding when you consider could see about a 10200, maybe even more millimeters of rain, southeast asia, the northeast spawn soon steering some heavy rain into borneo, blanketed in rain across to monitor and java. and it's drying out across indo china . we have seen flooding in southern areas of thailand, central, southern vietnam. so this reprieve is very much needed. high pressure is carving out sunny conditions across a huge swath of china. these temperatures looking pretty good to great lin at 22 degrees. beauty of a day in hong kong on saturday. we've got penciled in for 21. next stop, i'll take you to japan. a few things i want to put on your radar here were seen some c effects, snow kick in to the western side of horseshoe, and hole kado. still

the most of them is you see coming east coast of the united states, new york, particularly and across western europe as well. so let's have a look at europe, u. k. first of all, with graphs from our world and data, this is for month snapshot all day. these graphs, this whole period through here, looking to sort of 30 to 40000 cases a day, but now up here, 70000 plus every day in the united states, things were well, maybe not coming under control, but certainly case numbers were coming down through october and november, they are up again to the point of being about 130000 a day in the united states. and just one of the country to tell about south africa . look at this graph over the last 4 months, this period here. october, november. we're talking only $200.00 cases a day. at this point. it is $20000.00 plus, remember, this is where on the kron was 1st detected. ok, let's hear from the head of the world health organization. all of ours are seek of this bundle. all of us want to spend time with friends and family. all of us want to get back to normal. the fastest way to do this is for a

in europe, south america and the east coast of the united states. so where is he now? jennifer has been keeping a close eye on santa. so, what is happening? what's going on? >> well, he is starting to get closer. so, we have got the santa tracker. he bhad maid it into the united states and look, he has been busy. i did a check here over 6 million gifts already delivered tonight. and he is just about on our doorstep. so as our santa tracker goes, right now latest update, he was last seen in salt lake city, utah. we have got some overnight rain chances temperatures in the 40s but that is no problem for santa. let's get into our forecast here as we head through tonight, we are under a microclimate alert. that next storm is just off to the north. also, notice heavy snow through the sierra and the mendocino mountains. some very low snow. so as we hit 2:00 in the morning, we have heavy rain over ukiah that is going to move down to marin, napa, sonoma counties by 7:00 a.m. wind gusts of 20 to 40. some small hail, possibility of some thunderstorms. and with some of this heavy

interconnectivity, i read a book a lunch that about how you can actually borrow in a rowboat on the east coast of the united states up waterways and go all the way up to rivers and find yourself right back in the atlantic on the eastern seaboard again. it is amazing how things we don't think of as being connected truly are. we talked before about the idea of polluting the water and down the river becomes a problem. it's not so much for us up the river. but one of these days there's a concentration of pollutants poisoning us all we get into the land and the soil and have an effect on the food chain and what is being consumed and what we consume. it is a tremendous issue it's in global proportions i would say, where do we go from here? >> that is a big question. [laughter] i wish i had solutions. i do not want to insult the listeners to this conversation by just coming up with we should recycle or we should just do this or we should just do that. although things may be great and we should do them, the issues are greater than individual actions. we are talking about corporate actions. by corporate i'm not only groups

military base on the atlantic ocean giving china's navy the ability to operate just off the east coast of the united states. we thought the hypersonic missile was bad. this as china continues to ramp up hostilities against taiwan. they refused to take any responsibility for the pandemic. they unleashed on the entire world. it keeps getting worse. a new variant after another. let's not forget about china's forced labor. their concentration camps. it is now presently modern day being used against their minority muslim population. so far biden's only response, a diplomatic boycott of the winter olympics in china in 2022. in other words, tony blinken, the weak secretary of state that he is, the pathetically weak one, he is not going to be attending the olympics this year. president xi is laughing as well at the cognitive mess that is joe biden. which brings us now to the third international crisis. iran is dangerously close to developing a nuclear weapon. surprise, surprise, their polite negotiations have fallen apart. now the administration is asking china and russia, america's two biggest foes to help out, p

population, and we don't yet know how this variant will spread when it shows up in the east coast of the united stateswe are very much in the middle of a major surge. guy: the new german health minister who was announced today says that this pandemic is going to last a lot longer than everybody thinks. what do you think about that statement? how far through this process do you think we are? samuel: we are at least on the third phase of this pandemic. we had the first phase coming out of wuhan in 2020. we had the second phase characterized by delta, and now we are very much into the third phase, initially characterized by omicron, but there are almost certainly going to be other variants that emerge and start to spread. we do have agency. we understand the importance of masking, ventilation. we have vaccines. we understand how we can deploy testing, wastewater surveillance, ptr. all of these tools can be used to get out in front of the virus. that is what we're doing at the pandemic prevention institute at the rockefeller foundation. we will be able to bring this under control faster and more equitably

states on alert coast to coast. western storms now heading to the east. a rare heavy snow in seattle, as parts of the sierra nevada mountains in california set a new record for the snowiest december. a multicar pileup on i-94, this is in st. cloud, minnesota, after three to four inches of snow there. that storm now arriving in the northeast. and abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano is tracking it all. rob, where could the roads really get icy tonight? >> reporter: well, a good chunk of the northeast, whit, especially away from the water. we'll show it to you on the radar here. the purple area, that's where all the winter advisories are out for much of eastern pennsylvania, a good chunk of new york, and new england. and mostly in the form of sleet and freezing rain. a little bit of snow mixing in there. that comes through, mostly clears out by 3:00, 4:00, 5:00 in the morning. so, the morning rush should be okay, but there will be leftover slick spots then if you are getting out to go to work. so, be aware of that. it does stick around. it will be chilly

now that we know this and really especially on the east coast, it will spread throughout the united statesat can we do to ensure the hospitals are prepared and what can we do to ensure that both can get tested and what can we do the american population to state safe and healthy peer that is the focus now but is it a day late? yes. they are focused on the now and i appreciate honesty. >> jesse: anthony fauci shot back and said, no, no, joe, kamala harris, we warned you about delta and we want about omicron. again, this time the democrats not listening to joe biden. where was that before? up next, are you ready for a trump/biden rematch with the current president and what he said about facing his former foe. ♪ ♪ as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪ ♪ learning is hard work. hard work requires character. learning begins in faith. it must move upwards toward the highest thing, unseen at the beginning - god. and freedom is essential to learning. its principles must be studied and defended. learni

and severe flooding has hit 2 states in eastern brazil that thanks to torrential downpours brought on by a weather system that is now swirled out further east of the coast of brazil, but the wet weather remains. if we take a closer look, we can see those storms and showers getting rather heavy across more southern areas . we're gonna see rain in rio for much of the week and some thunderstorms as well in south paolo. but those join up with lots of showers and storms across the amazon basin. we're going to see heavy rain, a pool into southern parts of bolivia in the days to come. we could see some more flooding issues here as it pushes its way to the south. and once again, we are going to see some shop thunderstorms edge into uruguay roll over northern areas of argentina's briscoe winds at play. here we could see some flood issues as well across paraguay where those rains for heaviest. but for the south of this, there's a lot of exceptional heat about in patagonia that's going to be knocked out by weather system that's pushing across to the east, knocking down temperatures in the south. now as we move to central america, it's the south that seeing a lot o