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and bolivia has seen some really heavy rain full recently a 116 millimeters to freight in 24 hours, another pocket and very heavy right. then we're not going to see widespread flooding him much slides as we go through the next couple of days. plenty of heat into central air as we are still getting into the mid thirty's into power required . pushing down towards that se, in corner office, they'll want us to ever sit around 35. so she's like, i most share was the just around the west and sort of amazon facing pushing up into the camera period as long as you find. and so i want to, to show us just around the eastern uh, the, the hello, i know about this, and this has been, these are life from don't coming up in the next 60 minutes is where the occupation forces is step popular offensive on jeanine refugee camp. found also target other issues in the occupied westbank plus returning to rubble and grappling with in sufficient age we report in the plight of potter studies in gaza, devastated by genocide.

bolivia fire is burning in the antelope valley.howing large plumes of smoke coming from the angeles national forest. according to calfire this park yesterday afternoon and afternoon near acton. that's about 50 miles north of the city of los angeles. the latest data shows it has burned 348 acres and is 40% contained. the hearst fire that's been burning since tuesday evening in sylmar. not far from san fernando. this is video of crews dumping fire retardant in the area to get that fire under control. the fire caused emergency officials to issue a mandatory evacuation order so far tell fire says this has burned more then at 670 acres with 10% containment. cal fire says the deadly eaton fire burning near alta. dina has burned more than 10,000 acres. no containment here. it's being blamed for the deaths of 5 people. according to fire officials. this started tuesday evening while winds in the area were gusting at more than 100 miles per hour. because scenes like this were a bank of america branch in altadena burned down more than 700 fir

taking a leading role and breaks with cuba and bolivia. having joined the groups rang, says partners in the last few days of the russian bricks, presidency, bella, ruth bolivia, causing stan cuba, malaysia, thailand you got and whose becca stand in. nigeria were announced as partner countries of the group as of january 1st, 2025 for his part van, as well as president nicholas, venturo, fact rushes for administer for backing caracas against us imperialism. on behalf of president nicholas madura, we expressed our sincere gratitude to the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, sergey lover off for his firm and forceful message against the colonialist attitude of the united states and its allies. his statement highlights the unacceptable imposition of public presidents and nations that defend software and anti imperialist projects. no doubt moscow's been getting closer with latin america. as of late, the russian federation councils been highlighting just how strong relations with cuba are. while mexico recently congratulated ru

in particular for the likes of peru, bolivia, and brazil. we have got some amber, low salt for those intense thunderstorm stretching out towards the east coast. re a we'll see that rain over the next few days for the south of this. what is much dry for power, white moving parts of option teen a little bit west. so for northern should have but we will see temperatures at pick up and such as like one us areas and as soon shown over the next few days. so i'm just assisting a little bit high across venezuela and colombia to why outlook here. and it is looking a lot dryer than what it has been recently for central america and the caribbean. oh so, so i'm showing the full the likes of a cube. i'm one wave sunshine for mexico. he's scattered showers here and nab the west of the weather. you can see the severe storms moving across the gulf coast and on was to florida. now we have got back critical fly warning remaining across california with the winds picking up as we go into the new week and no rain insight . the challenges hidden in foods and comm

statutory rate. morales who denies the allegation has taken refuge among his followers in central bolivia to avoid arrest. the president of columbia has suspended peace talks with the less to ellen rebel group, best after 30 people were killed and fighting between the o n. an ex rebels linked to another left us group the far which to span it in 2017 . the original governor said the fighting was a territorial dispute linked to the cocaine trade. the focus on the former prime minister and run con, has been sentenced to 14 years in jail. and a corruption case is already behind bars for other graphs. convictions is why force rev b. b was given a 7 year jail term, a couple had been accused of accepting land from a real estate tycoon and exchange for longer. the money. 3 lawyers who represented the late russian opposition leader, alexander bony, haven't jails bought him cold sam e gorse, or groaning and otic se lips, or have been given sentences ranging from 3 and a half to 5 years. they've been charged with involvement in an extremist organization. nevada is widow, you will. yeah. nevada y'all

statutory rape. morales who denies the allegations has taken refuge among his followers in central bolivia and to avoid arrest. the president of columbia has suspended peace talks with the left us ellen gorilla group. this after 30 people were killed in finding between the ellen and ex rebels. links to another left is group the far which just banded in 2017. the regional governor sent the fighting was a territorial dispute link to the cocaine truth. warships belonging to natal member countries have begun patrolling the baltics theme as part of an alliance initiative to defend underwater infrastructure. from sabotage, nato has increased its presence there since a series of attacks allegedly by vessels linked to russia. last month, power and communications cables were severed by a ship dragging its anchor along the sea, but hundreds of people have been ordered to evacuate after a major fire or rotted at a battery storage planned in northern california. the mos landing power plan south of san francisco contains tens of thousands of lithium batteries. schools and the offices in the area have b

statutory rape. morales who denies the allegations has taken refuge among his followers in central bolivia to avoid arrests. the president of columbia has suspended peace talks with the leftist e. l. m. group. this off to 30 people were killed in fighting between the eel and ex rebels. linked to another left his group. the fox, which disbanded in 2017. the regional government said the fighting was a territorial dispute linked to the cocaine trade of the war ships belonging to nato member countries has begun patrolling the baltic c. it's part of an alliance initiative to defend underwear to infrastructure. from several tasks, nato has increased its presence vast since a series of attacks, allegedly by vessels linked to russia. last month's power and communications cables was severed by ship, dragging its anchor along the sea that tens of thousands of serbians have protested info until saturday and national television headquarters in bel grade to demand objectives. reporting the riley came a day off, the student was seriously injured when a driver rammed his car into a crowd of demonstrators

going back to latin america, if you go to bolivia or ecuador to see what china is doing there. you see the way china is working with political parties to erode american influence in the hemisphere. if you see the way they're working with their own companies to erode the capacity of american companies to operate, this is an equation of infrastructure. i think the chinese actions towards china could be a think the most important response in terms of foreign policy. >> any more questions? one in the back. >> hello. i'm very interested in the topic yesterday. one might majors is political jargon in college and long time ago. are there any lessons to be learned from argentina, brazil and chile about how to able to get away from dictatorship that could be applied to nicaragua? i know the economy's are very different in the situations are different, but just curious if much thought has been put into what they've done and what could apply also to nicaragua. one final comment. this is a country of immigration so i'm sorry that you've had some challenges there. we get more strength of im

what alice, who denies the allegations, has taken refuge along his followers and central bolivia to avoid arrest as the president of columbia has to spend the peace talks with the left as gorilla group. ellen. this, after 30 people were killed and fighting between the o. m. and x rumbles links to another left is group the far which to spend it in 2017 regional governors. the fighting was a territorial dispute linked to the cocaine trade. the us supreme court has upheld a law banning tick tock from operating in america. unless the platform is sold by it's chinese parent company, justices agree the risk to national security from tick tock, chinese ownership out ways concerns about limiting freedom of speech. the band would come into force from sunday, take talk, has around a 170000000 users in the u. s. president elect donald trump is said he wants to make a decision on the future of kicked off. but we'll review the supreme court ruling 1st. short while ago i spoke to peter cosco, tech journalist, and chief correspondent and business insider and asked whether the supreme court ruling meant

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and bolivia has seen some really heavy rain full recently a 116 millimeters afraid in 24 hours. another pocket and very heavy right? then we're not going to see the great lakes today. the in depth analysis of the day, these headlines. what will this us determination of genocide do critical debate? this then side determination was not made because of anything that was happening on the ground, but more to do with the fiscal dynamics in washington informed opinions centrally to european countries are directly affected by this whole new korean transit. inside stories of germany have tomorrow, or 14th request anything from the new city leadership on out to 0. hearing the fact the is very systematic and deliberate destruction of causes when will to infrastructure has left more than 2000000 people in a state of color. since from asking $2400.00 humanitarian a trucks event, because a strip since the cx 5 between israel and thomas came into effect on sunday, faucet says distribution of supplies is challenging, because there's really a tax of damage, roads, and infrastructure. i mean, you

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the caribbean in a moment, 1st to south america where it remains very wet for the likes of peru, bolivia, and northern parts of brazil. you can see that very heavy rain which could cause some flooding. it will also affect pots of paraguay stretching down into southern areas of brazil. but for the north of that for east scenario, that means largely sunny and dry places like rio de janeiro. and we'll get west to the other showers starting to move in. and temperatures are coming down from choose date, but temperatures will be on the up. across the nose of origin, tina, where it remains largely sunny and dry and festivals. and it's looking very settled with sunshine. so much of the camera being there was some showers affecting west and pots of cuba, the dominican republic as well. but the west, all the rain is set to develop across the north east of mexico. and that's where we'll see, exceptionally low temperatures. monterey, coming right down to 25 degrees celsius on choose a little bit warmer, the mexico city. but there is a wind and the rain and we'll see some big bus of rain effect mean

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en junio, un grupo de militares se movilizó al centro de la paz en bolivia, paralizando gran parte delctas electorales nunca fueron publicadas. el tribunal supremo de justicia declaró a nicolás maduro reelecto, pero la oposición denunció fraude y reclamó la victoria de edmundo gonzález urrutia. tras las elecciones hubo protestas y decenas de detenciones. 3 detenidos murieron en las cárceles. había un camino. en agosto, 62 personas perdieron la vida en brasil cuando un avión de la aerolínea baypass se estrelló en una zona residencial de la ciudad de viñedo en su ruta hacia sao paulo a finales de octubre. intensas lluvias y fuertes vientos azotaron varias provincias de valencia en españa, fenómeno que cobró la vida de más de un centenar de personas, dejó a decenas de desaparecidos y graves daños materiales. y para cerrar con broche de oro, el 2024 le devolvió a parís la histórica catedral de notre dame, que reabrió sus puertas los primeros días de diciembre tras años de restauración, marcando un hito importante para el patrimonio cultural mundial. damaris Ávila telemundo, la ciudad de sa

by having a look at the weather across of south america where it remains very wet for the likes of bolivia and peru. we're going to see some very heavy downfalls here over the next few days. and with that, a risk of flooding and potentially some land slides as well. who's in the rain extending across moving parts of brazil up towards a sewer. and um, and the guy as we're also see some heavier showers affecting his southern parts of brazil. but for the south of this, it remains very clear across the chile and into argentine. yes, a little bit of windy and weather putting across patagonia, but dry skies was sunshine and winter service and the temperature continuing to pick up in the early thirty's. there's lots of set of weather and sunshine to be found across a car being as we move to central america. we've seen some west. so whether affecting costa rica in panama, but not quite what we're seeing in the gulf of mexico. yes. as a read winter storm affecting the southern states of the us, that's going to bring some very heavy rain to the likes of florida. we'll move a pretty swiftly out east

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this has happened when this line went through before 10 end of it might produce why 2 big charles in bolivia, possibly ecuador, and on the coast of columbia. otherwise, that sort of a dry looking picture on the line of wheat shares. and that's what he is going through. guadalupe stretches back towards the curriculum maybe. but nothing much comes out of this is obviously still called in northern mexico. that's monterey is max maxwell belay monterey. is normal overnight tonight, so it's a really cold spell. it wasn't the name of the one on the 5th bit. i think by the time you get to some of the up to about 17 and the big range of the case also disappeared. the same time, not cold air came out of the us and the other women, so temporarily the lights in the south west and california, most of the stuff exist atlanta, georgia snow. how often does that happen? not very often. it's there at the moment is moving away, but there's more to come for the east coast, a heavy pricing in that. we don't simply focus on the product except the conflicts. it's the consequential for the human suffering. definite

it's cool brines in this dry area of, argentina, chile and and bolivia.and then there's geothermal brines. there's only a few places in the world, the amount that is the salton sea geothermal brine is immense mentioned it could entirely replace u.s. automobile fleet, provide a third of of global demand for for lithium. so there's a lot of attention and interest in that. the other place in the u.s. that people are excited about a new source called thacker pass in nevada and it's an area that is actually clay material the lithium is in and they're busy now mining they're beginning set up the mine to extract lithium from that has a similar total overall quantity so that's people are excited that that also except for the local indigenous communities that area that are heavily opposed to it universally but not entirely and then environmental groups who recognize the environmental of it. there are other sources of lithium in brines and there are some who also see the potential for getting lithium out of old oil wells because actually it turns out the places oil

it's cool brines in this dry area of, argentina, chile and and bolivia.and then there's geothermal brines. there's only a few places in the world, the amount that is the salton sea geothermal brine is immense mentioned it could entirely replace u.s. automobile fleet, provide a third of of global demand for for lithium. so there's a lot of attention and interest in that. the other place in the u.s. that people are excited about a new source called thacker pass in nevada and it's an area that is actually clay material the lithium is in and they're busy now mining they're beginning set up the mine to extract lithium from that has a similar total overall quantity so that's people are excited that that also except for the local indigenous communities that area that are heavily opposed to it universally but not entirely and then environmental groups who recognize the environmental of it. there are other sources of lithium in brines and there are some who also see the potential for getting lithium out of old oil wells because actually it turns out the places oil

if we count to bolivia, which has also become less uh, less strong support for a minute. the last, my little have denounced this, you know, duration as a farce. these countries have believed that nicholas mother did not win the election fair and square they had demanded that there be of either a recount of fresh elections or that at least moodle prove that he had one by showing the tally sheets which the venezuelan constitution demands that he do, but anyway that did not happen. and now he has been sworn. and we have also heard from the united states and the you that have slapped more sanctions on. it's the last name of who will and top members of his government. but on the other hand, a little also has strong support from other countries, china and russia, particularly also iran, india. they are a series of countries that are willing to do business and even openly support the, the government of my buddha. despite all the criticism, despite all the sanctions that are being placed on that country, and remember that united states, for example, says that it doesn't even reco

ajudge in bolivia has issued a new arrest warrant against the former president ever were alice, underng to appearfor the contempt of court for failing to appear for the second time. he says the charges politically motivated. thousands of antigovernment protesters have rallied in the serbian capital, belgrade, focusing on the state broadcaster, accusing it of failing to broadcast objectively. serbia has seen a lot of antigovernment protests since the collapse of a railway station roof in november that killed 15 people. us regulators have grounded rockets after one exploded minutes into its latest test flight on thursday. the blast for us to dozens of aircraft to divert to avoid falling debris over the caribbean. starship is the biggest and most powerful rocket ever built. a man who lost his eight—year—old daughter to kidney disease has donated his own kidney to help change the life of another little girl. andy emmott said he had the transplant for an ii—year—old named amber because his daughter sarah had received a kidney from a stranger. 0livia richwald has the story. i love you so mu

in particular for the likes of peru, bolivia, and brazil. we have got some amber look out for those intense thunderstorm stretching out towards the east coast re a. we'll see that rain over the next few days for the south of this. what is much dry, if a power white moving parts of odds and teen a little bit west, so for northern should have but we'll, we'll see temperatures of pickup and cities like one us areas and as soon shown over the next few.

tina and sheila, the rain is set for heavy as in bolivia, as we go into tuesday with more rain to come for equity will not rain. it takes off across southern parts of central america once again for costa rica and panama southern albany, so that across the caribbean has lots of sunshine and find those guys finance guys while across much of mexico the we all go see a cool down in monterey. thanks to a cold know the window, the 18 degrees celsius on monday, and that's thanks to an arctic blast across parts of north america and a very powerful winter storm. the 1st of the moving across most central and south eastern states, we could see the heavy snow in kansas in missouri in a decade as that storm pushes east the in january on alex's 0, the price of peace analyzes the failure of the us mission to build a stable outcome state. in a new interview series we frame is searching for new conversations and perspectives about the war on cause. an in depth look at the pull to serve as president of the us, donald trump, as he set to be another rated for his 2nd time. oh, thrice explorers, growing gl

active fed, yvonne and thunder storms in brazil, which occasionally calls, flashed west as they do in bolivia, in peru and up into some columbia drive there from us to columbia advantage rather than sign off lights on light is and does it change? so we have to kind of be in the breezes into strong, so you get slow moving from the storms or showers and concentrate the rain, possibly in costa rican home juris, guatemala. but this is different in northern mexico, where the average in monterey should be 22 by day and 10 by night, the average by day 97. this is a really code i flew from the u. s, which will carry on generate some big generals in places, but principally, it's just called the. now there is a co back into southern texas where it's not quite as cold, but from most places we look at single figures sometimes below freezing single because unfortunately, the invasion of code is what's causing the santa ana winds in southern california and also have a fine otherwise, it is winter bringing snow the exam and the, the impact of today's headlines. no 4 in power liberated the syrians. and this

ajudge in bolivia has issued a new arrest warrant against the former president, evo morales, who's underhave rallied in the serbian capital, belgrade. their focus was on the state broadcaster accusing it of failing to report objectively. serbia has seen a wave of anti—government protests since the collapse of a railway station roof in november that killed 15 people. us regulators have grounded spacex's starship rockets after one exploded minutes into its latest test flight on thursday. the blast forced dozens of aircraft to divert — to avoid falling debris over the caribbean. starship is the biggest, most powerful rocket ever built. just before we go, let's leave you with these pictures. this is kilauea volcano, which has started erupting for the fourth time, sending lava fountains 200 feet into the air. rocks and debris can be seen falling. geologists are collecting them in a closed area of hawaii volcanoes national park. the lava doesn't pose a hazard to homes or infrastructure.the eruption that began december the 23rd in a crater at the summit of kilauea volcano has paused periodicall

they come from afghanistan, bolivia, columbia, dominican republic, el salvador, honduras, nicaragua, senegal and venezuela. sean hannity spoke to president trump in the oval office last night. >> president trump: venezuela, big abuzer. >> iran, syria? >> president trump: countries you don't think of, more than south america. >> lucas: trump vowed to cut off funding to get sanctuary cities to comply with law. >> president trump: trying to get rid of them and end them, people in their communities don't want them. >> sean: would you cut off their money? >> president trump: i might have to do that. >> lucas: 1500 soldiers and marines will deploy to the border after trump declared national emergency. u.s. military trans port plans will fly deportation flights. >> carley: lucas tomlinson live in washington, thank you so much. fox news alert. notes good news for california. two new wildfires breaking out in the los angeles area, flames from the fire burning 20 acres along the 405 freeway into bel air, evacuation orders in bel air and brentwood and scorching 10,000 acres since yesterday and

we down paused expected here over the weekend and some very wet weather, intensifying in bolivia and that will knock the temperature down in the past. if we look at the 3 day, we are going down to 9, the backup by 4 to 14. on monday we are expecting that whether it's lost through the new week is weather as well as we come up north towards central america. southern areas will continue see the very heavy rain, which will be in costa rica and panama. and of course that brings a risk of flooding. it's set to dry out because much of mexico with the heat is coming back into the north. look at that 32 degrees celsius in monterey by sunday, and in contrast, so this across north america. well, things have tons of bitterly cold calls, eastern areas, and the central pains of preparing for major winter storm selection to bring some nasty has a stretch the old way down to the gulf coast of the challenges. era within the limits to have a dream contained key stuff in your own adventure. now counter adding the latest news, the heavy what sort of the dust and left behind was collected and stored by t

of that for you rely northern parts of origin, tina and sheila, the rain is such full heaviest in bolivia as we go into tuesday with more rain to come for equity co, not rain, it takes off across southern parts of central america. once again for costa rica and panama southern albany, so that across the caribbean, there's lots of sunshine and fine, a sky filings guys as well across much of mexico that we all go see a cool down in monterey, thanks to a cold. know the window, the 18 degrees celsius on monday, and that thanks to an optic bloss across parts of north america and a very powerful winter storm. the 1st of the moving across most central and south eastern states. we could see the heavy snow in kansas in missouri in a decade as that storm pushes east or so head on out is there. a rebel sizes in the democratic republic of congo sees a strategic town from the communities all me forcing 100 people from the homes and in sport match the, you know, i say the aiming to turn the season around in a game against best fish. this is my boss, the in 2001, the us invaded afghanistan, stating its i

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ajudge in bolivia has issued a new arrest warrant against the former president, evo morales, who's underry rape. mr morales was found in contempt of court for failing for the second time to appear at a hearing. evo morales says the charge is politically motivated. and thousands of anti—government protesters, led by students, have rallied in the serbian capital belgrade. their focus was on the state broadcaster, accusing it of failing to report objectively. serbia has seen a wave of anti—government protests since the collapse of a railway station roof in november that killed 15 people. tiktok has warned its service in the us will stop on sunday unless the biden administration stops a supreme court ban on the social media platform. donald trump says he needs time to review the situation, after the us supreme court upheld an imminent ban on the site. in their statement, the video sharing app said: let's speak to our north america technology correspondent, lilyjamali, who's in san francisco. does tiktok have to shut down its service by sunday in the us? ~ , its service by sunday in the us? .

. >> well, same with bolivia too.y lost their shoreline. >> but that's just like all the people who went on bullseye and won a speedboat and live in a council estate. somewhere in landlocked. >> there will be people in nottinghamshire with 1980 speed boats, my people. >> and then actually, let's do the health thing on this one on this sunday. >> yeah, let's do that. patients must get a choice of five hospitals. this is wes streeting saying patients, you know should have a choice of essentially five. if you know, if you stubbed your toe or whatever or you're seriously ill, you should have a choice of five hospitals. i would argue, wes, people would love a choice of one hospital, but a good one that works. yeah, a really good one that works, you know. so and you go in and you, you are seen to if you haven't taken a dinghy with you, which is a story from last night, by the way. so we discovered last night that illegal migrants in particular were seen on average in 15 minutes versus the average 12 houn >> wait. you could