british columbia in the west of canada.forests are some of the most important in the fight against climate change. so we're in an old growth stand in the rainforest. i might have guessed it's a rainforest! he laughs these primary forests with their tall, thin trees capture and store vast amounts of carbon from the atmosphere. primary forest is a natural forest of any age that has never been industrially logged. what is so important about them, primary forests in particular? primary forests are where the carbon is. they're where the wildlife habitat is. they're by definition non—renewable. once you've industrially logged in the area, it'll take hundreds if not thousands of years to come back to anything resembling this. but primary forests are under threat. this part of british columbia is being transformed. now, as soon as you turn off the highway onto these forest roads, it's clear that this is an industrial landscape. and here, industrial logging means clear—cutting, which is basically logging absolutely everything in a s

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contributing writer at the intercept and ubc professor of climate justice at the university of british columbia. naomi, you wrote a piece in the intercept and the guardian "greenwashing a police state: , the truth behind egypt's cop27 masquerade." you point out that the tens of thousands of people that will be at the climate summit in egypt, democracy now! we'll be covering it and we will be there, that number may well be less than the number of political prisoners in egypt's jails. can you talk more about this? >> hi, amy. hi, sanaa. i think the number is important because it is hard to wrap your head around it, but i think amy has been covering cop for more than a decade. there really kind of a city within a city. they are huge. more than 35,000 delegates. this is a combination of government negotiators and activists and ngos, envoys, a few world leaders mixed in, environment ministers the world over. so it will just be very, very large. but that will be about half the number of estimated political prisoners in egypt, which is estimated to be around 60,000. human rights watch, amnesty groups

so was the action over the central and north coast of british columbia. eventually alaska, over the next little bit, desert southwest, it's dry. if we looked toward the u. s. state of colorado, a warm went here. so denver 26 degrees. that's above average for this year. yes, gulf states, things are dry here, but somewhat weather in the forecast for southern florida, including miami, with a height 29 degrees tropical storm. carl, looking to make landfall southern mexico early hours on saturday, landslides, mudslides. the big concern here with those torrential downpours and a line of showers and storms extending from the paid reuben andes, toward the southeast of brazil, got an onshore breeze here. so that's really going to pep up that rainfall as we looked toward that southeast corner of brazil see soon, ah, a weekly look at the world's talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses. to understand how it affects our daily lives in ami damn in counting the coast on al jazeera, understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. sentimental

so was the action over the central and north coast, british columbia, and eventually alaska. over the next little bit desert southwest states drive, we look toward the us state of colorado, a warm wind here. so denver $26.00 degrees above average for this year us gulf states. things are dry here, but somewhat weather in the forecast for southern florida, including miami with a $129.00 degrees tropical storm. carl, looking to make landfall southern mexico early hours on saturday. land sides mudslides. the big concern here with those torrential downpours and a line of showers in storms extending from the paid roof in andes, toward the southeast of brazil. got an onshore breeze here. so that's really going to pep up that rainfall. as we look toward that southeast corner of brazil see soon, ah, the break coil. it's an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe. if the bus passes exist on the planet, but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system. and the devastating c

aerial video from british columbia shows a humpback whale entangled in lines. rescuers helped it out by following it with multiple rescuers working to finally get it free. eventually, the whale was set free in the humpback. can be seen in this video look swimming freely in the open seas . we have to share the world. you know, i love this humans coming together to save animals . by the way. do you know what a whale's favorite meal is? crippled cheese? i got one more if they eat too much grilled cheese. you know what we'll have to see right orca dentist. next to dry land and a little inter species meet and greet san antonio zoo shared this video showing elmer the porcupine strolling past the lioness in her enclosure who just happened to give the porcupine a lot of attention that has to do with a glass barrier in between them. by the way, the glass the lioness can be seen raising her paw in an attempt to touch the friendly little porcupine. of course, it's easy to be friendly again when you have this plane glass there also, i don't think the lion would like you kn

it's generally dry and fine bit more cloud up towards the british columbia city north west, the u. s. was he st. cloud and re mrs. snow to over the high ground coming through here. well, it will make its way across the deep south pushing up into the tennessee valley as we go on through sunday, eating a little further eastwards. decency bullshit. stay fine and dry for the time being that you see the showers are making the way a little further eastward by this state up towards the northwest. when coming in across a washington state may be getting into oregon as well, cooler and whether they're into carry at 5 degrees celsius. got some wet weather to cross the eastern side of the caribbean, some lively showers coming through here. this may well develop into a tropical system over the next day or so. quite an organized clutch of storms sat in the water. so we don't to concern for the time being generally passing just to the south of jamaica as we go through monday. brightest guys coming into the eastern arliss. not too bad over towards the west, but we will see showers later on. ah. th

the pacific coast collaborative is a partnership h oregon, washington and british columbia. it aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 80% by 2050. > >> another legal blow tonight. and appeals court ordered a lower court to review the obama era program, daca, protecting them from deportation. policy es protections to people brought to brought to the u.s. as children by undocumented parents. more than 611,000 so-called dreamers have taken advantage. a texas federal judge declared the program illegal but left it intt it intact for those already enr, for now. >> the fixes having legislation passed by congress. that way wet have to go back and forth. trying to figure out what is inappropriate -- . ph e initial finding. initial finding. it sent the case back to review a new versin issued by the biden administration in august. > >> still ahead, judge drops the hammer on a man accused of hidig of hiding a hack from millions of rideshare users. > >> a protester striking back after being tackled on the fielt levi > >> what a way to end a career. fights and practice happens morn you t

the pacific coast collaborative, mae up of california, oregon, washin and british columbia, along with with a slew of major west coast cities are on a mission to creae a low carbon economy for the west coast. the collaborative goal is to reduce greenhouse gas gas emissions, at least 80% by 2050. but it goes beyond transpn and includes infrastructure, clean energy and protecting oceans. > >> meantime, the california stae transportation agency just reled their new climate change action. it leaves 34 key actions, inclug 150 million to a newly establisd highways to boulevards program. > >> more than a billion dollars r the transportation program to expand safe walking and biking options, aligning statewide transportation programs with statewide climate goals and eight new rail projects and one active transportation project, added to the interregional transportation improvement program. > >> and the navy is aware of itst on the environment and also the serious consequences its missis 5's lauren toms on the sweeping new strategy. >> reporter: this is what we tyy imagine when we think of the

heading to san francisco to meet meet the governors of oregon, washington and the premier of the british columbia to further expand the partnership, the pacific coast collaborative aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 200 by 2050. > >> first lady, joe biden, will arrive in the bay area today for for a pair of events at the helen diller cancer center before attending a fundraiser with nancy pelosi. the trip comes after a presidential visit visit to ravaged florida. > >> hurricane ian is being blamed blamed for more deaths, more than 120 people died due to tham that storm. right now, thousands thousands are still without power and many residents have no no access to clean water. earlier this week, the president president visited the state andd and promised long-term support. > >> in thailand, 34 people are dead after a former policeman went on a deadly rampage at a daycare center in thailand. authorities say the man used a gun and a knife to kill his wife wife and child and several other other children and adults before before turning his weapon on himself. at least 22 child

where's on the pacific coast is to quite warm. remarkably won't british columbia. it's chill. so throughout california there for the south, the caribbean, still full of showers. the wet is weather is still probably the middle of mexico, but rapidly though shout decline by the time you get the end is sunday. and if you look this orange dots, just about my waist level, that is where the seasonal rainy's going sized through costa rica and panama. it's also been enhancing the shower rosser than have been big anyway in western amazonia, in southern parts of venezuela, columbia, equitable, and peru. i mention these countries because a chance of flashback is still high west, the south ban colton. quite swarming up in argentine now after minus 5 or if not, but santiago 28. that she slowly cooling down. ah, the break coil is an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe. it is the best part says exist on the planet, but few know how it's made its role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender it's implications for the global financial system. and the dev

this pact calls for oregon, washington, california and british columbia to ensure the region transitions to low carbon invest in communities already deemed overburdened by climate change. create more infrastructure for electric vehicle, charging stations and green energy and come up with new ways to protect natural lands from wildfires, drought and flooding. newsom argues the agreement is necessary. if you're somebody. >> shut down twice this year because of wildfires. plus 20% of our sequoias just a few years. 20% just a couple years. what more evidence should be this mega drought over the western united states. the governor also going after his critics. >> eat your heart out. fox news. you know that this is san francisco crack up really. tucker carlson. these guys every single night doubling down on stupid china make the case for subsidizing the very problem we're all trying to sell for but nuisance election opponent, republican state senator brian, dolly of lassen county has argued in the past 54 billion dollar climate investment will only do so much well as what he always does. he th

the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier will be at tomorrow morning's signing. san francisco mayor will be there as well. these groups have been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial changes coming to a holiday tradition. san jose is split over christmas in the park. >> the swirling rumors over what took place at practice today. >> warm fall weather for fleet week and then big changes will follow. a look at what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> who cares if it is a school night? you dropped out. what characters have they offered you? go ahead

according to his stepfather, depape grew up in powell river, british columbia and left canada 20 yearse a relationship that brought him to california. social media posts including transphobic images linked to web site claiming covid vaccines were deadly, the death rates promoted or what they want. so, it looks like we potentially have somebody here who embraced conspiracy theories. >> yes, and there's a list of them that are on the social media footprint that we are looking at so far and i think can you get from one point to another about where is nancy but you have to -- it does not look like an organized attack number 1. number 2 what was he trying to do. i think police have a lot to tell us in this next briefing. >> right. >> beer all digging through this most recent information we are learning about the suspect just to reiterate the charges that why announce nounsed at the briefing a short time ago. he's been booked on attempted homicide assault with deadly weapon elder abuse burglary and other additional felonies. this is what we know at this point but obviously a lot of interest

about the covid vaccine, as well as government control. 42-year-old david depape grew up in british columbia but came to california for love. his stepfather says he hasn't seen his stepson and nearly 2 decades, but that is a child, he was quiet and never violence. >> we do know that at the point at which the police arrived, he did turn and use that hammer against the speaker's husband in a manner that appeared that he was intending to kill him. >> reporter: in san francisco in castro district, he was known actively as a pro nudity activists . state senator scott which are told kpix 5 he rep and sciences depape's -- he recognizes depape for face. the attack on paul pelosi shocked him. >> i was surprised that someone entered the speaker's home and bludgeoned her husband. that's really jarring. i'm not surprised there is someone that wanted to do harm to the speaker. that's not shocking to me at all. there are a lot of people that want to do harm. >> reporter: before his arrest inside the pelosi home, online post obtained by cnn suggest a man obsessed with conspiracy. he linked to multiple vide

the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premiere and mayor, london breed. we're at the presidio for this signing. they've been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative . they signed a memorandum of agreement on climate approaches for this region. these folks are doing the real work and that's hard. it's a stubborn to reach these goals. no one should you know, sugar coat, the challenges that present themselves. the leader said. the west coast states and british columbia are facing similar climate related issues, including wildfires, weather events and wild salmon declines. we've had fires that have been unprecedented. a community called litton in my town and my province no longer exists because of wildfires. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we've never heard of before that have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life. pacific coast collaborative was formed almost 15 years ago with the goal of trying to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. okay well, a lot of big

the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premiere and mayor, london breed at the presidio for the signing. they've been working as part of. they signed a memorandum agreement on climate approaches for the region. that's hard. it's a stubborn to reach these goals. no one should you know, sugar coat, the challenges that present themselves. the leaders say the west coast state and british columbia are facing similar climate related issues, including wildfires, weather events and wild salmon declines. we've had fires that have been unprecedented community called litton in my town and my province no longer exists because of wildfires. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we've never heard of before. they have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life . the pacific coast collaborative, formed almost 15 years ago, has a goal of building a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. the cost of a gallon of gas in the bay area across california now just pennies away from an all time high. the state ave

the the leaders of california, oregon, washington, and british columbia got together in san francisco to sign a partnership. partnership. a lot has changed since the last agreement since five years ago. the goal is to create a low carbon economy for the west coast. that means big investments in electric car infrastructure. clean energy and and hardening our defenses against wildfires and heat waves. >> it's not about electric power power but economic power. it's about dominating the next global industry. future proofing proofing not just the states but but showing the way for the rest rest of the united states and for those around the rest of the the globe. >> local winemakers have seen the effects of the drought and extreme heat in action as they harvest this year's crop. no one one understands how the land is changing more than tony who makes wine the old-fashioned way way with literally nothing but grapes. as you could see there. our wilson walker shows us what he's seeing on the vine. >> this is the estates zinfandel. do you hear it? >> reporter: >> reporter: this winemaker has hi

a native of british columbia but has been a california resident for the last 20 years. >> looking into the online presence and for any warning signs that he might have posted. he joins us now with that story. so what have you learned about what he's been posting online, dan? >> it's been fast and furious the past few months. and david was part of the bookerly art crowd, some 10 years ago. used to sell hemp bracelets online. but in the past few months, he took a hard turn to conspiracy theories. >> what we do is try to prevent extremism and hate in the real world by monitoring online spaces. >> kevin reyes of the institute for strategic dialogue was one. first to find and capture. david: depope's online rage. a variety of conspiracy theories and extremist ideologies on facebook, and his blog page welcome to big brother's censorship hell. >> covid-19 conspiracies to information against women, content against the jewish community, federal law enforcement. pizza-gate even. the pyramids on the dollar bills. >> but reyes said there were no online warnings of an imminent attack. no threats to

the learning some was joined by governors of oregon and washington and the premier of british columbia, what's known as the pacific coast colle coast collaborative peer they all met in san francisco today. the agreement covers investments investments in climate infrastre climate infrastructure like electric vehicle charging stations and a clean power gridt grid. it also aims to reduce wi-fi risks in the west by speeding up the thinning of fire fire prone forests. >> this is not about electric power, this is about economic power. this is about dominatinge dominating the next big global industry. >> on the pacific coast collaboe coast collaborative that includes 57 million people and the fifth largest economy in the the world, reed. >> anne, thank you so much, my friend. > >> the biden administration migt administration might tap into 1n 1 million barrels of oil to bring relief to the gas pump. the energy cartel made of different countries, known as opec plus, that group says it will lower oil production by 2 million barrels per day in time for the midterm elections. that goes into a eff

the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier will be at tomorrow morning's signing. san francisco mayor will be there as well. these groups have been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative to build a low carbon economy of the future in major west coast cities. we have put together a full library of climate watch coverage. our team give you expert insight to understand and navigate the impact of our climate changing. find it on the streaming of, available for apple tv, android, amazon, fire and roku. do that when you have a moment but stay here with us. coming up a deadly crosswalk crash taking downtown walnut creek. the driver nowhere to be found. >> mav october but it controversial cnghaes coming to a hodaliy tritadion. sanos je isps lit overhr cistmas inhe t park. >> the swirlg inrumors or vewhat took pcela at pracceti today. >> wmar fall weatheror f fleet week and then big changes will follow. a look at wh iats comingp uon mmjiy kimmeliv le. >> who cesar if it is a school night? you dropd peout. what characters have tyhe ofrefed you? go aadhe.

today, leaders of california, oregon, washington, as well as british columbia came together to recommittheir focus to cut down on carbon emissions. they o signed a statement that includea promise to invest in electric ve charging stations and reliable electric grids. they are all cog to work on ways to protect comms from wildfires to flooding to drought. > >> the farming industry is alsog right now. not necessarily becae of climate change. as we repor, as we report, too many farmers e growing older. there isn't anyoe to take over their fields. >> reporter: tucked between highway 101 and a rosa boulevard is a place wheree seemed to a stop decades ago. ta stranger, it may seem like justr patch of land. but for wayne jas and his sister, lee, it's heaven earth. >> you come out here, and you can lay down and look straight up at the sky. it's just absoluy gorgeous. >> reporter: for more than 40 years, wayne and lee have ben busy building their family farm, busy building their family farm, busy building their family farm, busy building their family farm, busy building their family farm, busy b

about this person, david wayne depape. 42-year-old david depape , his family said he grew up in british columbia but came to california for love. in san francisco in castro district, he was known locally as a pro nudity activist , where he picketed naked against loss requiring people to be closed in public. his stepfather says he hasn't seen him since 2003, that is a child, was quite an ever violent. >> the suspect pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently a assaulted him with it. >> reporter: before his arrest inside the pelosi home, online posts obtained by cnn suggest a man obsessed with conspiracy. he is linked to multiple videos by my pillow ceo mike lindell and continued to mock the capital by got situation. these posts stand in stark contrast . a student with signs promoting likewise matter and peace . assigned text to the vince told reporters to stay away. authorities earlier this morning said that depape was taken to a local hospital and that he would be booked into jail later today. we have confirmed with the sheriff's office that depape was booked this afternoon and sf pd i

of who he was, david wayne depape, from his on my post. 42-year-old david depape grew up in british columbia came to california for love. his stepfather says he hasn't seen his stepson in nearly 2 decades, but that is a child, he was quiet and never violence. >> we do know that at the point at which the police arrived, he did turn and use that hammer against the speaker's husband in a manner that appeared that he was intending to kill him. >> reporter: in san francisco's castro district, he was known locally as a pro nudity activists. >> i was surprised he entered the speaker's home. that's really jarring. it's not what i would have expected. i'm not surprised that there was someone that wanted to do harm to the speaker. that's not shocking to me at all. there are a lot of people who want to do harm. >> reporter: before his arrest early morning inside the pelosi home, on my post obtained by cnn suggest a man obsessed with conspiracy healing to mental videos by mike lindell falsely claiming the 2020 election was stolen. these posts stand in tark stark contrast , festooned with signs promoting

well, he is a 42 year old, originally from canada, british columbia, and came to california, apparently about 20 years ago. he and in recent years has been posting significant numbers of kind of right wing extremist propaganda conspiracy theories around things like the coven vaccine, around the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital, among others. so there were some leanings that were going on there that seem to indicate in inspiration from the conspiratorial right wing. have you heard ethan, these reports that the attacker, when he was beginning to beat mister polo, see with the hammer that he was heard shouting, where is nancy? yeah, i, i've heard that report as well. there is a source on that. and as i understand it, it was prior to the attack with the hammer in that he was asking, where is nancy? but i've definitely heard the same this clearly, at least on the face of it into we receive more evidence. but on the face of it, it appears to be an attempted assassination on the u. s. a speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and unfortunately her husband was home alone. therefore there was

we're from british| columbia, canada. oh, wow. you've come a long way. yes!es. yeah, we've seen every episode, haven't we? yep! if you're wondering, this is the scene that's made it so popular. adrian runs a game of thrones tour business. he calls himself �*the other sir davos�* as he was actually an extra and body double in the tv series. the trees have been here for over 2a7 years, mostly unknown, until game of thrones came along and decided to use it in a tiny little part of a scene in season two, and then that kind of put it on the map. so, as a tour guide now, how have you found it over the past few years? most tourism completely shut down, and it gave it an opportunity to kind of recover from the over—tourism, you know. yeah. did it get quite damaged then? especially the verges, you know? even though the road is closed, and it has been closed to traffic since 2017, it has given it a chance to recover a little bit, you know. now that's ticked off my list, i'm headed back out to the coast. it's only 15 minutes up to a place that's just reopened after two

coast in san francisco, the governor met with the governors of oregon and washington as well as british columbia's premier to sign a major climate agreement. >> we're showing how it can be done. success leads by working together. we absolutely can make. >> change. that's what we're here today to do, which is to see through the smoke. canadians want to work with americans. we want to collaborate want to take best practices wherever we find them. and make a better world. what could be wrong with that? when we do that? >> the group has been working as part of the pacific coast collaborative. the goal is to build a low carbon economy for the future in major west coast cities. today's regional agreement comes as the state miles to ban the sale of all new gas powered vehicles within the next 12 years and go carbon neutral by the year 2045? >> coming up, an unthinkable tragedy. a mass shooting at a day care center. this happened in thailand and left dozens dead. the latest coming up. >> there is hope for local teachers struggling to pay rent. oakland mayor libby schaff announcing new efforts in affordabl

contributing writer at the intercept and ubc professor of climate justice at the university of british columbiaher new piece is published by the intercept and the guardian, headlined, "greenwashing a police state: the truth behind egypt's cop27 masquerade." we're going to sanaa first and london. thank you for walking over to the studio as your sister holds down the sit-in fort, so to speak. talk about why you have begun this protest. >> thank you. i began it because alaa continues on the hunger strike and i'm really worried we don't have much time left but also because in 20 days, now 17 days, our government here will be sending a delegation to the climate conference and i am really worried about if they just go and engage as usual, they will take this as a green light to let alaa die. i went to put pressure on the foreign office so they put alaa high up on their agenda on their trip to cop. amy: i should say you yourself were imprisoned for over three years. now you are out and have just led a campaign cash recently in the united states where we interviewed you, had been speaking with many con

dead salmon, you're looking at about 65,000 of them were found in a mostly dry creek bed in british columbia. there wasn't enough water there for the fish to spawn and in the plains. this is where the platte river in nebraska usually flows . the lack of water there is affecting other rivers, including the mississippi river. it's so dry, the ground is shifting, damaging home foundations, causing expensive damage. coming up the big announcement about the quarter the face that will soon be on it. also ahead 25 years later, a conviction for the murder of a california college student, but why her family says justice has not been served. two friends attacked by a grizzly bear now life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. nascar driver bubba wallace. he'll sit out ne

nations people are experiencing this loss, from the yukon river's mouth to its headwaters in british columbia culture-wise, it's not going to be the same anymore. because all the work i used to do in subsistence, helping my parents, my kids or my grandchildren are unable to do that now. olivia: the many yupiit who used to work in the yukon river's fish industry are now taking whatever summer jobs they can get. captain daren jennings and first mate justin kameroff used to work as drivers for a fish processor, hauling fresh catches downriver to the plant. now they are taking donated frozen fish upriver to deliver to lower yukon tribes. on the way upriver, jennings stops off at a fish camp where some friends are staying for the summer. allen afcan, like most lower river yupiitgrew up spending summers at fish camp. but most of the nearby camps are empty now. his neighbors would rather stay in the village now that there are no chums and kings to process. allen: this rack would be full, you know? from front to back. and we'get all our subsistence done in no time. olivia: this year, they can only us

gavin newsom was joined by the governors of washington and oregon and the premiere of british columbia. they signed a climate agreement to aimed at building a low carbon economy for the future. we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes terms that we'd never heard of before that have had a profound impact on our people on our economy and our way of life and in order to address those challenges we have to collaborate less than a month ago in california. we were this close the turning off the lights. stretched to a degree. we've never been stretched before. a key part of a low-carbon future is transitioning to all electric vehicles, california has pledged to be all-electric by 2035 president. biden is taking more steps toward decriminalizing marijuana today. he announced pardons for thousands of americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana. he also called on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses. the president says these pardons will ease the consequences for those previously convicted of marijuana possession who may be denied emplo

where's on the pacific coast is to quite warm, remarkably warm, british columbia. that's true. also throughout california. there for the south, the caribbean, still full of showers. the wet is weather is still part of the middle of mexico, but rapidly though shout declined by the time we get into sunday. and if you look this orange dots just about my waist level, that is where the seasonal rainy's going south through costa rica in panama. it's also been enhancing the showers that are also there have been big anyway in western amazonia, in southern parts of venezuela, columbia, ecuador, and peru. i mentioned these countries cause a chance of flesh blood is still high, whereas the south being colon quite swarming up in argentine now after minus 5 or not, but santiago 28. that she slowly cooling down. ah . on counting, the cost plus has agreed to major oil production. us is not happy. florida, relevant to the i m f, as the outlook for the global economy doc. and we bought our house on african countries making that ship the green energy counting the cost on. i was just in bold and

well, he is a 42 year old, originally from canada, british columbia, and came to california, apparently about 20 years ago. he in recent years has been posting significant numbers of kind of right wing extremist propaganda conspiracy theories around things like the coven vaccine, around the january 6th attack on the u. s. capital among others. so there were some leanings that were going on there that seem to indicate in inspiration from the conspiratorial right wing. have you heard ethan, these reports that the attacker, when he was beginning to beat mister polo, see with the hammer that he was heard shouting, where is nancy? yeah, i, i've heard that report as well. there is a source on that. as i understand it, it was prior to the attack, what the hammer knew that he was asking. where is nancy? but i've definitely heard the same this clearly, at least on the face of it, until we receive more evidence. but on the face of it, it appears to be an attempted assassination on the us speaker of the house, nancy pelosi and unfortunately her husband was home alone. therefore there was no us cap

and the droughts been broken in washington state and british columbia temps is back down to where they should be. in the caribbean, it is still went in the south, at least, and i think for cost to re grand panama significant rain is probable. the same is true, quite obviously in puerto rico, the significance this orange top big thunderstorms, the coast of mexico. by the time you get to end of monday is bone dry. yeah. was the hurricane going? well, it's that streak of red, as i said, up in the u. s. in south america, although it's remarkably drawing the mass of the amazon, there are big chows around further west, and they could fall anywhere with flash flooding as a potential sas and all this and the spring want the showing up once again, obviously in santiago with he added to the passion, the success and the popularity and then he gave it all up for the love of his homeland football rebels. delves into the realm of footballing legend. rashid le clue fee for the algeria national liberation front. with his feet rashid mccarthy and the f. l. n team on al jazeera lou. ah, ah ah, welcome b

now we will see things cool down slightly for british columbia as that wet and windy system pulls its way further east. but along that west coast, lots of sunshine, fine enjoy whether to be found stretching down to the desert southwest for the worst of the weather. we have to have further east east of the rockies and seems somewhat of a cool sound, but temperatures will be picking up here. certainly across central areas of canada . look at winnipeg, they're much of the wet and windy, where that can be found. further east of this snow pulling across ontario, edging towards quebec. and a lot of that where, where the will, it will pull away from the east coast of the u. s. but it does start to warm up. my says, i said it wasn't central air. is that 3 day for winnepeg showing we've got a rise about nearly 10 degrees into thursday and lots of want to be found in the south of the u. s. a lot of the wet weather pushes its way for the south across florida. and as we move to central america, you can see that band of rain edging down across the bahamas with the heaviest fall to come for coastal

seen some exceptional heat for lights of western canada with temperature records for october in british columbia. but they're somewhat of a cool down as a weather weather system pull this way, further east bringing some wet weather to central canada. ah. the sense of belonging, walk down, any street him park tail. he can feel the presence and spend community. and the everyday heroes keep communities together. ok, move them good. both group and i'm calling for my son. logan overs. logos in the u . 4 part series of g 0. those into unique communities revealing how they're adapting to 21st century challenges. a sense of community coming soon on a jesse. oh ah, what about kill watching old is there with me to hell robin in doha, reminder of all top news stories. at least 13 people are being killed at a russian missile strike. it happened in the ukrainian city of chapel reacher, but apartment block was hit and it's fed that more people are trapped at the bubble . ukraine's president is called a shelling. merciless. the destruction happened down after blocks, partially destroyed, the bridge collecting

where's on the pacific coast is to quite warm, remarkably warm, british columbia. that's true. also throughout california. there for the south, the caribbean, still full of showers. the wet is weather is still probably the middle of mexico, but rapidly those shouts decline by the time you get into sunday. and if you look this orange dots, just about my waist level, that is where the seasonal rainy's going south through costa rica in panama. it's also been enhancing the showers that are also there have been big anyway in western amazonia, in southern parts of venezuela, columbia, ecuador, and peru. i mentioned these countries cause a chance of flesh, but is still high. whereas the south being colon quite swarming up in argentine now after minus 5, if not, but santiago, 28, that she slowly cooling down ah informed opinions. i believe that our media, those origins should have bilateral negotiations. we've been calling that khomeini time protocol. debate is becoming still something chilled. we'll take the whole inside story on al jazeera, brazil's presidential election is going to

big change coming through here, seen some wet weather pushing its way in across british columbia. south of the border into washington state into oregon. we are going to see some very wet weather coming through. and that will push its way little farther south, which as we go on into tuesday, some heavy best of rain even as far south as california say something to watch out for. there are some heavy rain just running in across the gulf coast as we go on through tuesday hoping of dry over towards the eastern seaboard. i went to the caribbean, the dry weather for the time being is a further west. central american not faring too badly, largely settled here, but a few scattered showers around. nothing too much concern ourselves with. we are little concerned about this circulation here just push very close to the south of jamaica. it may become a tropical depression. very soon. ah yugoslavia disintegrated, war descended only to inhabitants amidst the death and destruction. one man created a peaceful microcosm for boys whose fathers faced each other in battle. episode 3 of football rebels

second, north, west into british columbia band of cloud and rain, sleet, and snow coming in here and that wet weather, making its way all the way down through oregon, into a good part of california. so the be some snow of the cascades may be good, dusting a snow to over the sierra nevada mountains eating further eastwards as we go through wednesday. kula from cal we top temperature minus 4 celsius. bless that warmth elsewhere we getting into the twenty's not cheap at 21 celsius there for dc, getting up around 19 degrees there in new york now into the caribbean. here we have this little clutch of sir thunder storms rumbling away. it is now a developing tropical store may from become a hurricane. as we go into the middle part of the week, you see that circulation just gathering. and it looks likely to run into believe sometime around wednesday in to work thursday, some very wet and we do have a coming through here, scattering a showers coming in behind, sunshine and showers for these mountains. ah, a sense of belonging? it might be says it then it's been like this in the everyday heroe

making its way across louisiana, else where it's chem retry and 5 bit more cloud up towards british columbia city northwest the u. s. was he st. cloud and re mrs. snow to over the like, round coming through it? well, it will make its way across the deep south pushing up into the tennessee valley as we go on through sunday. easing a little further eastwards. agency bushy, stay fine, and dry for the time being it, you see the showers are making the way a little further east was by this state up towards the north west. when coming in across a washington state may be getting into oregon as well, cooler and whether they're into calorie at 5 degrees celsius. got some way whether to cross the eastern side of the caribbean, some larvae showers coming through here. this mobile develop into a tropical system over the next day or so. quite an organized clutch of storms sat in the water. so we thought to concern for the time being generally passing just to the south of jamaica as we go through monday, brightest guys coming into the east and not as not too bad over towards the west. but we will see house

seen some exceptional heat for like the west in canada, with temperature records for october in british columbia with a somewhat of a cool down as a weather weather system pulled its way further east. bringing some wet weather to central canada. ah. the skull strike through the tub. the tub in the what devoted to the working class was home town and its club footballing legend at a ton to know introduce his john kuda. a one of the time the door buys funds with social values. as his money goes against italy's reporting football rebels on al his you oh the me. hello, what's, you know? just 0. i'm emily angry. he's remind her about top stories this hour. at least 14 people have been killed in russia, new solid tax, and the ukrainian city example is yeah. and apartment block with, he's going to feed more people are trapped in the rebel. ukraine's president has called the shelling. merciless protest is introlatta and condemning a violent crack down on a demonstration in the capital, colombo, 6 people have been arrested option security for the toll protest is, according to symbol on a public prominent.

down the eastern seaboard with that normally breeze. further west, we've broken the drought in british columbia in washington with rain coming through . we've seen sto recently. western counted out of the rockies that with cold air combined with the moisture of from the gulf and you tend to get these big thunderstorms in texas, which we are used to sing. temperatures are excessively high, they're a bit high, a winnipeg, for example, but really we're in a transitional season and things are looking at bit more normal. whereas this is bit persistently wet. this line here of rain's, been on law for a couple of days stretching now from the virgin islands. so he's been, you're just catching puerto rican and down towards norton venezuela where it's cause flooding and landslide. and that might continue and south of that in columbia . northern brazil, heavy rains is in the forecast once again that equally can cause flooding or lance like, particularly in columbia where it's done so earlier this year. south of that and it still went through bolivia, largely drain argentina and still quite worn santiago.