the the south, palo brazil my 3 pm. the city is smothered like black clouds of smoke. scientists eventually discover the cause of size raging in the far north of the country. thousands of miles away in the amazon rain forest. official figures show more than 87000 amazonian fires are recorded in brazil. these 5 destroyed 10000 square kilometers of the amazon in 2019 . while the brazilian government fails to act, the world responds with outrage. with criticism focused on newly elected bar. right, president, julia bolton. i don't know why i thought there, hey, we know today was not happened by chance. he was plan, fostered and executed by the boss on a govern. this is a true oh, after both scenarios election, brazil's environmental agency have their budget slashed. his economic policies are focused on developing the economy inside the amazon rain forest but albums investigation and a big problem. lack of implementation of brazil as far as last. what did happen? the company looks to the fine fund, 2 or 3000000 eyes. if i a

i present to you now a new brazil whose credibility has already been recovered in the world. brazil currently has the largest investment partnership program with the private sector in its history. a program that is already in place and fully underway been implemented so far, which is $100000000.00 us dollars have been contracted in new investments. and $23000000000.00 have been collected in concession project level. granted in the infrastructure sector. what we did for air force and 29 port terminals to the private sector phase. we already have more than $6000000000.00 in private contract for new railway. we have also introduce the railway permit awesome deal, which brings our motto closer to the us model. in just a few days, we received 14 applications for permits for a new re away dollar amount into nearly $15000000000.00 in private investments. under our administration, we have promoted the revitalization of railway transportation. as a result was less consumption of fossil fuels in the lower low but at the level of operational costs for doing business in brazil, especially translating and

well, these are the i rules in brazil in the same way that brazil is on the red list for the uk.arantine but non—brazilians do. there have been, it seems, in this situation, no planning. it is bizarre to think that there hadn't been any planning to foresee this situation. absolutely bizarre. football in south america has gone ahead. there are considerable travel restrictions for normal citizens in south america. football has received a waiver but that waiver does not extend to people coming from the uk unless there is a special last—minute dispensation from the government and it seems that that didn't happen today. fascinating stuff and usually bizarre scenes there in brazil. for the moment our expert and you just wonder what ramifications that could have for those players now looking to return to play for their premier league clubs in england but there we go. it in there. that is all from the bbc sport centre so know it is back to you. john, thank you. what a story. the first few hundred thousand doses of the pfizer vaccine that uk has agreed to supply to australia have arrived

and this is not being produced in brazil. it consumes being used for consumers outside of brazil. so it's also important for police go actors outside of the country to start having some kind of resources for the consumer. and, you know, not to allow and have a product that's coming from the amazon illegally. so of course that brazil has a huge responsibility in protecting it, but also us as consumers outside of reveal have to it's very easy to point fingers when we're outside, but we're also playing a part in the forcing address. jumping out of here here. go for thank me. yeah. me i was speaking and before we pass through this illegal, illegal logging issue and illegal deforestation, which is one of the specialties of l u. c. c. she will probably speak on that. i would like to highlight that despite these, these very important role of being juveniles, lance, in brazil and curbing deforestation. and actually there are, if you, if you take the visuals length and all of their protected areas, just for example, national parks and other kinds of reserves, you would have around 40 perce

the uk is on brazil's red list for covid, just let us the uk is on brazil's red list for covid, justrgentine squad, including three of the starting line—up, live, work, play in the uk. when they arrived in brazil, they had come down from venezuela, but they had to fill out forms saying where they had been. had they been in red list countries over the last 1a days. it appears, according to brazil's health authority, the four argentine players did not include this information, did not state they had been in a red list country. this would have required them to spend 1a days in quarantine. it was clear on saturday that there was a problem, the brazil health authorities had been alerted to the fact that incorrect information had been given at the airport. they wanted those four argentine players to be quarantined and deported. what happened then is argentina it seems receiving the backing of the football authorities in south america, that argentina decided that they would play the game only if their players, all of their players, could play. they went to the stadium and started the game w

it health authorities are really on it in brazil. , . , ., ., in brazil. shame, i have never seen such a picture - in brazil. it is a shame, i have i never seen such a picture during in brazil. it is a shame, i have - never seen such a picture during my life. that is exactly what happened. for the persons to understand, we have currently rules in brazil that persons who enter the country from the uk, from india and south africa, they have to quarantine for two weeks. the argentinian players, four players, came from uk and did not declare at least... but players, came from uk and did not declare at least. . ._ declare at least... but they had come from _ declare at least... but they had come from venezuela - declare at least... but they had come from venezuela and - declare at least... but they had come from venezuela and did i declare at least... but they had i come from venezuela and did not think they need to quarantine. but the did think they need to quarantine. iei,ii they did not tell the authorities they did not tell the authorities they were coming

green jobs light in brazil. -- lie in brazil. the low carbon industry, waste management and worrisome -- tourism. weight recognize the american condition and forms of intolerance. -- we recognize the american condition and forms of intolerance. intolerance is only made -- more than 100 -- get area as big as germany [indiscernible] -- 600,000 people live in freedom and use their land for their culture and other activities. brazil has always taken part in keeping the congo from haiti. a country has always welcomed refugees with neighboring venezuela, we have received and welcomed 400,000 who have been displaced due to economic crisis . the future of afghanistan is also causing keep -- deep concern. we will give visas as we celebrate the 20 anniversary of september 11 20 years ago. -- september 11, 20 years ago. i wish to thank the countries that have treated brazil to that effect. that is a serious foreign policy . we support the reform. we seek a permanent seat. the pandemic has caught everyone by surprise in 2020. we mourn the de

that's not why he's interested in brazil. where did i get this photo of him and i can't even, don't show it. it'll make the audience go blind way. fine, okay, so what has been and have to do with brazil. that's right. he's helping out his pal, brazilian president your balls and our thanks to balls in ours cobra. denial is a brazil has the 2nd highest death told of any country after. well, we don't have to say, but it's not just cobit that's making sure you're unpopular. economic troubles are also hitting brazil heart. currently 14000000 brazilians are unemployed. according to balls genora. the biggest problem facing brazil isn't the pandemic or the economy, but cultural role martin, he's been having a hard time lately convincing people who are jobless and dian, that the real culprit isn't the government and it's policies. it's your teenager going off the college eating off sharpshooters boards and learning. michelle fuko famous maximum that gay sex is one cultural marxism is also steve bannon, the biggest bug bare been and re

is a combination of factors will to brazil has done i factors will to brazil has done terribly during the economic conditions have been deteriorating over the past few months, currency devaluation is in a record high, unemployment is high, inflation is on the rise, resilience are paying more for virtually everything, from food to gas, and this has definitely taken a toll on the president assad popularity. latest polls show bolsonaro accounts for 24% of approvals and what is interesting is that what we saw in the street today actually go along the street today actually go along the lines with the statistics —— president positive popularity. the picture showed a really crowded area in sao paulo, but i can be misleading. when i was out there in the streets, i saw a lot of buses parked in the side streets, so a lot of people came from other cities and other states, so organisers wanted this protest here in sao paulo to demonstrate, to be really crowded, and what bolsonaro said when he was here speaking to the crowd at 4pm was exactly this — this is the image i wanted to show the world — s

the future of green jobs lies in brazil. renewable energy and sustainable agriculture with low carbon industries, waste management and tourism. with no racism or related worms of intolerance. family is the foundation and the freedom of human beings is only made complete with freedom of worship and freedom of expression. 14% of the territories, an area as big as germany and france together devoted to indigenous reserves with 600,000 indigenous people living in freedom, using their land for agriculture and other activities. brazil has always taken part in keeping on mission, from haiti to lebanon. my country has always welcomed refugees. operation welcome has already welcomed 400,000 have been displaced under a serious economic crisis read by the dictatorship regime. the future of afghanistan is also a cause for deep concern. we will grant humanitarian visas to christians who are women, children, and judges. as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the attack against the united states of america september 11, 20 years ago, we r

to understand what is happening today in brazil, we have to keep in mind that brazil has been going through a political and economic crisis for months. president bolsonaro has lost a lot of support since the pandemic came to brazil. for many people, the pandemic has been a disaster and provoked economic crisis. that is why he has lost a lot of support. he has been funding against other institutions, the justice system, the congress, the electoral system for many months. he is trying to show that he has the popular support. that is the most important thing for him right now. >>'s supporters are calling for military intervention. they are calling for parliament to be closed down as well as the supreme court. as any of that likely to happen question mark -- likely to happen? it depends on who you ask the question. for the left, there is a coup going on in brazil. they have been worried. they said that today, something was going to happen. violence, the president was trying to provoke violence in the country. that is what the left wing denounces. president bolsonaro says he does not need a coup

that country, brazil.one of the most important reducers of agricultural commodities, the disruptions have the potential to cause food inflation and supply bottlenecks across the globe and it is the subject in today's bloomberg big cake. joining us now is our agricultural reporter. painted the picture for us. how bad has it been in brazil? >> you really hit the nail on the head. it has been a grim year for agriculture in brazil. the drought is the worst in the century and you have these devastating wildfires and if that has not been enough, they have episodes of frost which wiped out crops like coffee. at the moment, roughly the size of the farmland hit by the weather maladies is the size of the whole of peru so it's been a bit of a triple whammy. in terms of coffee crops alone, the output is predicted to be down by 20% or 30%, as much as 1.3 billion pounds. manus: how does this play out? welcome to the show. in terms of the rest of the world? my daily brew? >> it's not good news. i'm sorry to tell you. the

brazil and the coronavirus denier. leading the country in vaccination rates. and ramirez at the venice film festival including spencer, the latest take on the life of princess diana played by hollywood star kristen stewart. ♪ >> i am phil gayle, welcome to the program. taliban forces in afghanistan have been battling to capture the only province not under their control. remnants of the afghan army and fighters loyal to former president are in the valley surrounded by mountains, making it difficult to capture. despite this, tell events spokesperson -- taliban spokespersons claim it will fall but it has not been confirmed. let's go to a journalist and couple. -- double. -- kabul. >> there has been no official taliban claim they have taken the region, but many have claimed it as well as other accounts. to verify is difficult because telephones don't work there at the moment or not calls did not go through. afterwards they sent a video message to tv stations in which he saihe is still in the region and there is fighting going on but they are resisting. there has b

you know, looking, looking at boston are, for example, in brazil. i think the key, the key task now to the government is to really ramp a vaccination race. because places like brazil and, and china have, have really don't quite well on the backs nation campaigns in india. and i'm also south africa has have really struggled on that funds that that is the key task promoting his government at the moment. and we're good to talk to edward gloss up speaking to us from london. edward is the emerging market economist at aberdeen standard investment. the news el salvador has become the 1st company in the well to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender. the president has declared that the future for the country, but economists a warning that using the volatile and unregulated crypto currency is a risk. john home and reports from a launch, a stuffing town where bitcoin pilot project could full cost of her head. this is where are some of those big coin experiment? again, it was on a small surf with 3 years ago and anonymous donor, a local people digital. it with the cry

. [30 these four countries, before arriving in brazil.— arriving in brazil.t is why there is a lot of blame to go around. the argentina team were told yesterday that the four players needed to quarantine, they said they went to the delegation this morning before the game, they met argentine officials with members of the brazilian federal police and they told them they had to be taken into quarantine. they said that was not done. they didn't explain. they said the team got on the bus and came to the stadium, and the health officials were not able to stop them. a lot of people involved, talking about the argentina players and the brazilian health authorities, fifa, it seems to be a real miscommunication all around. has fifa said the match is going to be replayed? they haven't yet- _ going to be replayed? they haven't yet. they _ going to be replayed? they haven't yet. they just - going to be replayed? they haven't yet. they just said l haven't yet. they just said they are going to look at all they are going to look at all the information in their disciplinary c

so in brazil there's big corruption scandals, hippe hippe areas, presidents. and of course in most you've had you had sanctions which are really crippled the economy and financial markets to where they ever really a proper block because they didn't meet regularly. they set up an infrastructure bank, but it also feels like they were kind of thrown together. yeah, i mean, i think they are, they are still meeting regularly or annually at the conference, but i think i know these meeting tend to generate very few headlines and very little substance. so i think it's more than the kind of big sat piece. and another case where, where be the major event there are many craig, much of a major substance. so what are your thoughts on china now going forward? is it just going to continue on this trajectory of continuous growth? but there is 22 main questions from china. really, one is kinda near to one. and one longer term was of course as, as with most ems still grappling with with cove it and in particular is 0 cobra approach. the crisis is really common on the scrutiny s

obviously we had china evaluation phase crises in brazil, in russia. so it's not been a great last decade for sure. so what went wrong from brazil in russia? why haven't they hit their full potential? i think it's a combination of things. over the external backdrop has become much less favorable . commodity prices have collapsed and they've rebounded more recently, but they're still truly much lower now. of course, domestically that they have had problems as well. so, and, but so those big corruption scandals hit hit various presidents. and then of course, in most you've had, you had sanctions which are really crippled the economy and financial markets to where they ever really a proper block. because they did meet regularly. they set up an infrastructure bank, but it also feels like they were kind of thrown together. yeah, i mean, i think they all, they'll still meeting regularly annually at the conference, but i think i know these me can tend to generate very few headlines and very little substance. i think it's more than the kind of big fat piece. a

and you can see south africa that lagging way behind the others, brazil, russia. now this is growth. during the pandemic, china managed to make a strong recovery, 2.3 percent to the good in the, on the other hand, had a terrible pandemic in so many ways. everyone else on the list offered to, i'm find me this chart. these are the top 12 economies back in 2001. china is ranked at number 6. brazil sits at 11. you can't see india and russia, but they all in the top 20. and this is the top 12 in 2020, china's jumped 5 places. now the 2nd biggest economy in the world, india climbs up to fix place while brazil drops out of the top 10. so let's go through the brit countries in a little more detail in the 1st of all. and even jim o'neil, the economist who coined that bricks acronym, has acknowledged it have no simply disappointed in recent years. after theories of missteps, by prime minister nor in de moody, he abolished the most commonly used bank notes. failed in his promise to create $10000000.00 jobs a year. and any hopes of creating a 5 trillion dollar economy could b

name are of brazil leo. messy the arch and tie, install, didn't know what was happening. i think some of the players possibly thought this was some kind of pitch invasion. i took some time before they could establish what was going on. the matchers you say was suspended after just 5 minutes of play, but there is now a full inquiry by the argentine in the brazilian football authorities commingled the south american football authorities and fif because this was all for the world cup qualifier for the guitar. 2022 worlds comp said that still has to be on and out . who knew was why this game wasn't called off beforehand. why the brazilian helpful authorities didn't talk to the for english based arch in time players before the game kicked off. these rules are still questions that need to be answered. there were some fans, a small number of fans were allowed into the stadium and cell follow. they left totally confused, angry, having been quite excited about being able to watch this game. so yeah, we have, we know something, but a lot of questions to be answered here in dade, an

i'm sure that's not what jason miller is doing in brazil.>> it's so bizarre. thank you for saying that. it was sticking in my mind. it it was reminding me, too, of banter. it's so unclear, right. i think there is a lot to be uncovered about what jason miller is doing in some of the trends we're seeing. love it. jaime tart maybe. >>> up next, scare in the air. all right. >> we're not on the ground. >> what this man did next once he got back in his seat, it is weird and you want to see it. >>> and california's recall reelection is days away. we'll speak to the opponent who thinks he can defeat governor gavin newsom. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ we were alone when my husband had the heart attack. he's the most important thing in my life. i'm so lucky to get him bac

they accused four argentine players of having broken brazil's covid quarantine rules.en ignored by the argentine side. conjoined twins from israel have seen each other for the first time, after undergoing rare separation surgery. the one year old sisters — who were born conjoined at the back of their heads — underwent a twelve hour operation. the hospital says the surgery took months of preparation. now on bbc news, dateline.

the origin siena scott has now left brazil back in training. here in one is aries. on sunday they woke up qualifier, and so paula was abandoned when health officials run on the page, claiming that seems english bass players shouldn't have been allowed to play. a president. joining francine says the pandemic should fast forward plans to rethink how the global football calendar is organized. i think the nice particular situations that we are living these days with that it is of play a show us that we have to do something. we have to protect the heads of players. we have to save them. some travels. we have, however, as well to protect the national teams, we need to rethink the calendar for mentally and to do this, we need to have a goodwill from everyone. ivory coast have secured a crucial when in their efforts qualifies to be 2022. well, cutting cattle, i strike as sebastian high school, both goals in a c one when it gets cameroon. when puts ivory coast, they qualify and groups, and only group one is we'll go through to see the player from the decide. see, he makes it

so at a high security prison and brazil as president signs of the creed, changing internet regulations to allow people to re post foreign contact me, the leader of afghanistan's resistance movement in pankey valley is calling for a national uprising. the telephone says that it takes control of the province, which was the last hold house in the entire country. the mountainous area is known for successfully resisting soviet forces in the 19 eighties and the taliban of the late 19 nineties. it would be the 1st time in recent history that it's been over run. i'll just hear a charlotte bellis report from couple the pan sheer valley a land. the taliban has never controlled until now. this was the last pocket of resistance to the group's rule in afghanistan. less than a week after the last us troops deposit the taliban, nelson. it controls every corner of the country. when the taliban, a prisoner and pen g, a province were engaged in the purging pension. the capital pension was under the control of the taliban. the enemy suffered a lot of damage. but we did not suffer any damage. after the ta

the number of crimes against the constitution that we say crimes of responsibility in brazil. and there are no excuse for not showing him. so it's like alicia was saying the beginning of the show, it's a matter of political will. and what is his administration up for reelection both allows administration. yeah. what are they up for re election next year? 2022, next year, next year. and how is he doing in the polls there? know that not good enough. all right, good. he's rejection levels are higher than ever. but he is he, he's doing policy distributing budget. but did that should go to, to health care, to education and to, to social assistance to, to parliament carries like he's keeping himself in power by doing the political movement that was able to sustain him for more than 30 years. and you're dealing with breaking news and this information there on this issue also. right? so i think it's important to, to also as stress that rose in democracy is very and you. so we have a touch of democracy. and it's important to understand that. but because we are now in a very different s

instead, those in the stadium watched a brazil training system.erning body now has to solve things. the match has gone on plate and world cup qualifying has a packed out schedule. these are extraordinary times but sports is rarely seen this kind of impact from the sidelines. health official coming on to stop football match. bbc news. well let's get some more on this — with south american football reporter tim vickery, who was across the game, and watched it all happen. how did this confusion occur, and how did it get to that stage? considering the magnitude of this match! a massive game, isn't it? it is and i was in the _ a massive game, isn't it? it is and i was in the stadium _ a massive game, isn't it? it is and i was in the stadium for _ a massive game, isn't it? it is and i was in the stadium for every - i was in the stadium for every previous argentina versus brazil world cup qualifier name glad i wasn't in the stadium for this one and ifelt very wasn't in the stadium for this one and i felt very short change. there are a number of elements

some do, especially brazil.if given a choice, they would choose to go back there rather than haiti -- not because they don't love their country, because as difficult as the place was they left, brazil or chile, it is still a better existence than haiti. at least they can work and help their families. we are not getting any access to -- we don't get any answers. that is been the difficult part of being a journalist on the story is immigration in the u.s. is already not very transparent, happens behind closed doors. given the magnitude of this, we're not getting access, not getting the questions. we don't know how -- who goes or stays. we we do know is thousands and thousands of people will find themselves back in haiti in the coming days. juan: i want to bring guerline jozef guerline jozef in. your response to what has been happening, the dramatic footage over the weekend of u.s. border patrol agents on horseback attempting to corral the haitian migrants with wimps back to the mexican side of the rio grande. -- l

they say for 14 days also arrival in brazil, they do not. these all storage is saying what happens now. the audience shortly afterwards went back to the hotel while they're trying to show this mass, and she, when it came, can be replayed. ok, so the game is abandoned, as you say, these are some really bizarre scenes. we've been seeing why, why wait for this to happen? why wait till kick off? we can only speculate has all the see politics involved in this one way or the other 2 months ago, argentina beach, brazil in brazil, in the final of the call to america. 2 days from now is 1000000000 independence day when huge pro president both and our rallies have been planned. it's difficult to believe the president of both scenarios one way or the other. didn't know about these moves to suspend the match to try to detain before audra and try and play it . they said we can only speculate, but it does seem as though brazilians by heart tried to commit their own back against the old enemy to latin america. the south american rivals, the possibility why

yeah, i mean the elections in brazil are next year, so quite a few months to go. but how could this all play out by then? when it does seem 13 months before the elections, that the campaign with this, these rallies on the independence day seem to have started in the lines have been very clearly drawn a very polarized situation. you have this extreme right wing president maverick president. some would say fighting against his former rival, the former president enough, you lose desilva who was imprisoned and then pardon the corruption charges. so you have to extremes of brazilian politics a very little in the way of center ground. know candidates coming to the 4th to fill the center ground. so it does seem as though the situation already polarized is likely to become even more so as this campaign rolls out over the next few months, especially with these in century words. we've heard during the rallies in brazilian ansel, paolo today more of these likely to come, certainly as things pan out and the shrine la with the laser stand speaking to us from one is iris. danie

thanks a lot agent. brazil's president, jaya ball scenario has assigned a decree to change. social media regulations is office says that it gives people the right to re post band content. a spokesperson said that it combat the arbitrary removal of certain accounts, profiles, and posts also are as officers. the move is to protect freedom of speech. daniel shy black is following developments for margin. tina's capital point us address. he certainly saying i'm doing all the right things. freedom of speech. who wouldn't one that's more clarity with the use of social media. again, most in brazil with welcome not yet job, also now or has a long record of using and abusing his social media. he's songs have been investigated, setting up fake news accounts during his run run up the election in 2018. organizations like reporting with our frontiers of criticize job was for an hour of attacks using social media on the media itself in brazil. and just last month, human rights watch were criticizing job olson. our oath blocking the accounts of anybody who criticized him. journalist opposi

i thought he was the man who could change brazil. i was mistaken. brazil political movements, both on the right and the left have joined forces against both. so nat'l pushing for his impeachment so far, 130 requests have been made and ignored by congress. this is just for my due date. we decided to set aside our differences as this parties and some of the efforts with brazil sprite wing supporters to find both scenario who represents a threat to our democracy, yet not him. ok. pinion, polls show boss, another trailing former prison. we've seen natural mother silver ahead of next year's presidential election. many brazilians who are protesting here, do not want lula back. they were happy to see lulu behind bars and corruption charges, but after seeing both so now to threaten the supreme court during the september 7th independence day celebration. they've changed their minds than the 7th was deity supposed by the president and his followers to be at the beginning of the movement to stage a coup. and to close the import or at least hous

, and that there is a risk of totalitarian regime to take place in brazil. >> with an election in brazil trump inner circle has strengthened over the years. and in the balls nareau family, steve ballin. >> he is the third son of the trump of the tropics, presjair bolsonaro of brazil. >> making an appearance at the mypillow's ceo's event. >> stolen by guess what? >> the machines? >> reporter: taking his cue from the trump playbook, balls nareau has been sowing doubt on the integrity of brazil's entire electronic voting system, calling for ballots to supplement electronically cast votes. and threatening not to hand over the presidency next year if there is suspicion of fraud. . >> as the calls for his impeachment grow louder, bolsonaro continues to fight for political survival, using the armed forces to project power with a military parade recently in front of the presidential palace. enough to rattle some of brazil's political dissonance. a former member of brazil's communist party, emily natal says she was a victim of torture during the country's brutal dictatorship which lasted 21 years

speaking to us from brazil. yeah, thank you very much. still ahead on the auto renews our no sense of security. why bella, russian pro democracy activist, living in georgia state, they could soon be deported. as more animal species are added to the endangered list, we reveal what's brought some types of fish back from the brain. and the advantage india and the 4th cricket test against england action from day 3 coming up and for a hello from dell hi, it's great to be with you. speaking of though we've.

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at brazil is president scientists to create changing internet regulations to allow people to re post band content. ah, the leader of afghanistan's resistance movement in tangier valley is calling for a national uprising. the taliban says that it's taken control of a province, which was the last holdout and the entire country. the mountainous area is known to successfully resisting soviet forces, advising a fees and the taliban in the late $19.00 ninety's. this would be the 1st time in recent history that it's been overrun. charlotte bellis reports now from couple the pen she valley a learned the taliban has never controlled until now. this was the last pocket of resistance to the groups rule in afghanistan. less than a week after the last us troops deposit. the taliban now sees it controls every corner of the country. when the taliban, a prison, and pension of province were engaged in the purging pension, the capital pension was under the control of the taliban. the enemy suffered a lot of damage, but we did not suffer any damage. after the taliban took cargo 3 weeks ago, vollmer vic

and brazil, president signs of degree change in internet rules are allow people to re post band contest mon up ah ah, hello from dell has plenty of hot sunshine to go around in the middle east. then what do you say about humidity? you like it? we'll focus on that for the forecast. specifically, we will talk about doing just a 2nd, but a slight shamal is spinning around the sand and does as we head toward the northeastern portion of saudi. talking about that humidity now for the relative humidity, 80 percent on tuesday. 85 on wednesday. that's not to say all day it will be $85.00 . the highest humidity is in the morning and in the evening, but the heat index will feel about 52 on wednesday for pakistan settled in the south and also the north. although we may see some weather just up against the foothills of the himalayas on tuesday. the biggest story for turkey is really those winds blowing through the boss 1st is stumble, $24.00 degrees and i think 5055 kilometer per hour winds are on tap on tuesday through sudan, 13 of 18 states have experience flooding as the nile river rises rapidly,

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