manifest destiny extends the caribbean. the caribbean is our lake, said the united states. and thankfully, we have a navy and marines who can, much more quickly than europeans, all of a sudden set foot in this region and in particular take control of islands with deep ports. boss our large war ships need deep ports to come into. now, there's one other -- there are multiple european empires present in the caribbean but the biggest one would be great britain. you've got jamaica. you've got any number of the smaller islands on your right. the smaller antilles, as they're called. you've got an important foot hold at the northern part of south america on your right. and trinidad and tubago on the lower right-hand corner are especially important as petro states. so, britain does not like the ideas that americans are going around, claiming for themselves some of the biggest islands in the caribbean and saying we're going to hold it while you keep fighting over there. don't worry about it 367 we're going to change some laws. but don't worry about it. we're not look at jamaica. but

manifest deathly extends of the caribbean. the caribbean is our lake, said the united states.nd thankfully, we have the navy and marines who can much more quickly than europeans all of a sudden set foot in this region, and in particular take control of violence with deports, deports matter. because our large warships need deports to get into. there is one other -- -- there are multiple empires in the caribbean, but the biggest one would be great britain. you have jamaica, you have any number of the smaller islands on your right. the smaller antilles is, there are called. you have an important foothold in the northern part of south america. again, on your right. and trinidad and tobago on the lower right hand corner are especially important as petro states. so britain does not like the idea that the americans are all of a sudden going around clinging for themselves some of the biggest silence of the caribbean and saying, we are just going to hold it while you guys keep fighting over there. don't worry about it! we are just gonna build some buildings, just some military bases. b

and i will broaden the conversation to the caribbean diaspora.ave the best places to live and bring up your families. my message to the caribbean diaspora is spread the word to get vaccinated to save your life so we can get back to our caribbean way of life, with reggae, whether it's all these lovely things, football, chutney, all these things. the way out of this pandemic right now is simply get vaccinated. >> trevor: well, i'll tell you now, minister, you had me at doubles and playing mass. i'm going to try to lose a little of my covid weight and be back. maybe we'll play in the same band. >> that would be good. and my children are great fans of you. >> trevor: thank you so much for taking the time, minister. appreciate you. >> you're welcome, my friend. >> trevor: thank you so much for joining us. thank you to the people of trinidad for being such good sports because i know that everything has become a joke these days, but i hope that everyone remembers that, for trinidadians, this is a very real thing. trinidad is a real place with real peopl

on saturday, moore, the 4th summit of the community of latin american in caribbean states or cell. and this years international dialogue held in mexico city was full of surprises when you actually are starting with the unexpected appearance of venezuela, nicholas my ludo, who arrived unannounced overnight. the last one i want to show you where you know the visit place mother was across the table from other left as leaders at a summit that excludes the participation of the united states. then that emma. so if you can't get the data, we have enough stones to throw out some of you and we didn't come here across. don't we came to extend a hand and work to help you. not everyone. at the 2021, select some, it was welcoming of the venezuelan delegation. but i sent you a note that my presence at the summit and in no way represents a recognition of the government of mister nicholas with my government has not changed its position. and i believe it is between gentlemen to say this face to face, drawn out why and she another unexpected appearance was chinese president. she jin ping who sent a

of caribbean states, supports reparations, and the jamaican minister for youth and culture says "weing for reparatoryjustice in all forms," so following that idea of redress, would you like to see reparations for slavery? absolutely 100%. there should be reparation, why not? why can't we go to the hague and get reparations? so you are representing the queen's commonwealth trust as their global ambassador, yet you want in her majesty's name to see the reparations... i believe there should be reparations, other cultures have got reparations. you don't see any contradiction there? well, other cultures have had it and... you know, for it, for what they have been through. for the lives that were ruined. i don't see why they shouldn't. 0k, fairenough. so look, there will be a lot of interest generated by this announcement, you are the platinum jubilee ambassador marking the queen's platinum jubilee. i was thinking today, am i going to have an article by his wonderful highness piers morgan? you are preferring to the british media journalist. the interest i think will also focus on the fact

and caribbean political philosopher charles mills died at the age of 70. a longtime educator, mills was most recently distinguished professor of philosophy at the city university of new york. his landmark book "the racial contract" challenged the de-racialized framework of the "social contract." mills wrote -- "white supremacy is the unnamed political system that has made the modern world what it is today." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. when we come back, cuba is denouncing the united states for intensifying its economic lactate while the island is facing a surge in covid cases and deaths. we will speak to a leading cuban diplomat about the embargo, the pandemic, the pandemic, calls for a new regional bloc in latin america to counter u.s. influence. stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by my co-host juan gonzÁlez in new brunswick, new jersey. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all

he made the proposal during the summit of latin american in caribbean states taking place in his country manual rapid re for some mexico city, best saturday, more to fort summit of the community of latin american in caribbean states or seller. and this years international dialogue held in mexico city was full of surprises when you are starting with the unexpected appearance of venice. well, as nicholas moodle, who arrived unannounced overnight daylight, what i want somebody to know the visit place mother across the table from other leftist leaders, had a summit that excludes the participation of the united states, then that emma. so if you can't get it out, if we have enough stones to throw out some of you, we didn't come here across. don't we came to extend a hand and work to help you? not everyone. at the 2021 select summit was welcoming of the venezuelan delegation . but essentially, my presence at the summit in no way represents a recognition of the government of mister nicholas with. my government has not changed its position. and i believe it is between gentlemen to say this face t

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demanding support from caribbean nations at the u.n., the organization of american states, etc. it's well researched back that all rural leadership can lead to employment and opportunities that encourages business and trade and provides much needed protection from countries from the unpredictability from the natural environment. all things that haiti is missing to date. substantially the u.s. has neglected to develop meaningful substantive trade relationships in haiti and the larger caribbean that could help them and help us. we need to do better and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back, the chair recognizes mr. mcclintock for five minutes. mr. mcclintock: the collapse of the southern border pose as collapse of our country. no country survived a multitude of mass immigration which this administration is not only accommodating but encouraging. when donald trump left office we had operational control of our border. the border wall was nearing completion, court ordered deportations were finally being enforced, the migrant negotiation protocols

mexican president, i'm british. manuel lopez over the old went further saying latin american and caribbean nations should aspire to form a regional blog similar to the european union in these times see like, can become the principal instrument to consolidate relations between our latin american and car to be a nation. please put into it, but why? despite moments of contention, there was also agreement among select members, including building on a regional strategy to face the challenges of the corona virus pandemic. at a minor at a man and establishing a regional fund to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. the 2021 fella conference is seen by many as an opportunity for mexico to position itself as the power player and a regional mediator working toward restoring multilateralism and ending the diplomatic riff that exists between the united states and left us latin american countries like cuba and venezuela, monroe drop a little algebra era, mexico city, hundreds of people in paris that protested against compulsory corporate vaccinations and a mandatory health

because you know very well that there is a live debate in the caribbean, your own country of origin,aica, about whether they should lose the queen as head of state. barbados does at the end of november. carolyn cooper from the university of the west indies says it's high time forjamaica to complete the process of emancipation from the british monarchy. it's a very tough question to ask me, but i always feel with myjamaican heritage that jamaica is independent anyway. they've got their independence, but i guess they want to be completely free from the british colony or colonisation, you know, ifeel this goes into a deeper conversation, and i feel the whole windrush scandal hasn't really helped in that way as being embraced. i should just mention the windrush scandal is that ship that brought many immigrants into the united kingdom from the caribbean... so i understand, it's no shock to me, but i understand where the hurt and the frustration comes from. because the descendants of those original windrush immigrants, some of them were told that they had no right to remain in the united k

now for the caribbean, it is set to get wet and windier. we've got hurricane sam that's moving its way towards the lea would islands. it is going to bring some really wet and windy weather, making its way towards the caribbean base, and we'll keep an eye on that. that weather update. the weather sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021. contact one of the fastest growing nations in the i won a contest needed to open and develop it into national shipping company to become a team, middle east, and tough for trade and money skillfully enough. re key is up to about filling a promise of connecting the world, connecting the future while the cato got to gateway to whoa trade. ah, this is al jazeera ah, hello money inside. this is the news out, live from hall, coming up in the next 60 minutes. right to succeed. angland mccolan, germany's election is reaching its final stages. climate change is now the main focus last month. devastating floods. the port is the form of capital and liter call us put them all right, a outside the

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but in the caribbean it's really, really low. jamaica is only at 6%. she's talking about trinidad.d because they can't even get access to the vaccine. that frustrates me. does it frustrate you? >> very frustrating. i'm a fan and interestingly my jamaican father was first in line to get the vaccine because, you know, i'm his daughter and we had multiple conversations about the importance of him taking the vaccine to keeping him safe. i think my concern with her tweet is it sounds like she was sort of thinking out loud about the vaccine, but to put that information out there with the platform she has is harmful. it's dangerous. and so -- >> can you tell me a better way to have this conversation with people who are vaccine hesitant? when you confront people who are hesitant what is a way to talk to them -- not the refusers. not the republicans who are like trump is my god, i'm never getting the vaccine. but people in our communities who are nervous about it, what do you say to tem? >> everyone has their own whys and why notes. i ask them what is the reason that makes you concerned, wh

see this is an opportunity for both mexico and other countries of latin america and the caribbean. that may not always have an equal voice at international some, it's just sort of flex their, their diplomatic muscle. and this is part of this larger strategy, this vision and goal by mexico as president to build more multilateralism in latin america sort of position itself as a leader in building bridges and, and, and, and kind of reducing that diplomatic risk that exists between the united states and other countries of latin american, namely venezuela and cuba. we appreciate your insights them and while we're pillar, live for us in mexico city. thank you. the remains of the man who found in one of latin america's most violent rebel groups, the shining path, will be cremated, peruse, congress reached the decision after days of hated debate about concerns that i be my l. goodman's graveside could become a rallying point for support. is mariana sanchez, reports from les mom, the body of former shining pass leader of my youngest month remains in the morgue for now hated by so many do br

there were few things to unpack regarding the 2021 community of latin american nations and caribbean states. summit not only because of the things that were discussed because, but also because of which world leaders we're in attendance. we could certainly point to the co been 1900 pandemic as the principal theme that was address this sort of collective desire to continue to work toward a regional solution to mitigate contagion and bring an end to the pandemic. there was also a motion by several members of the summit to create a regional fund by select to, to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. but here in mexico, one of one of the most unexpected things was the sort of this last minute visit by that as well in president nicholas mcgruder surprise arrival that places him across the table from other latin american leaders left us latin american leaders while also excluding excluding the united states, now many, many members of select today took the opportunity to criticize the organization of american states. the o a s calling for an alternative body. tha

neighbor. latin america editor lucy newman report. 10 years ago, the community of latin american in caribbean states or lack, was officially launched. it was the brainchild of brazil's former president loosely enough to let the silver and venezuela now deceased chatting goal was to create a region block that excluded the united states and canada to compete against the oldest inter american alliance organization of american states. or only yes, which is based in washington. what are some i don't we must create a superior force to raise consciousness to realize that this past is the only with its differences. and diversity is unlikely only yes sir, lacked accepted communist cuba with open arms. that me, me the exercise of self determination and sovereignty of people and the government equality of inalienable principles of the in one decade on sir lac plans to go a step further, mexico was hosting a regional summit. was the aim of actually dissolving the oh yes. low, yeah, no boys, it gives you money for mentally soon. the organization of american states can't continue being an instrument interv

going to some other wet weather there just because the other side of the gulf of mexico for the caribbean audience is to get over the next couple of days of lovely warm sunshine, the talk to al jazeera, we get what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because of the situation on the brown seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on the whatever road to off migration we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on sera i investigating the use and abuse of power across the globe for now, here, ah, ah, ah, america mind about top stories here on out to 0 gun is tom's acting, 5 minutes to bloodshed in the killings all over in his country. will a house on i couldn't tone down to the era. he's offering amnesty to those who worked with us. he wants all officials in the past and ministration to return and join the taliban government. results from morocco parliamentary elections points. a big game for liberal opposition party is the national run of independence. looks to have won the seat to form a coalition government and the ruling justice and

now from the caribbean, it is set to get wet and windy. we've got hurricane sam that's moving its way towards the lea would islands. it is going to bring some really wet and windy weather, making its way towards the caribbean base, and we'll keep an eye on that. that weather update. go ahead on al jazeera, lebanon's, new prime minister, meets with the french president in paris, hoping assure up international economic aid, and one troops try back rebels in northern most i'm big, but local communities are paying in full. we find out why anthony joshua's latest hathaway ties a rival is no longer a on the streets of grief and migrant violence is on the rise. the road you have to go from. i will turn key and this and that this is from foxes and increasingly migrant . farm workers of victims, a vicious beating job he'd ask, is helping the pakistani community to find a voice. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them undocumented and under attack. this is europe on al jazeera cut, one of the fastest growing nations in the w

over the rest of the americans. representatives of the 33 member community of latin america and caribbean states which excludes the u. s. are meeting in mexico city on saturday, and they're planning to move ahead without their powerful northern neighbor or latin america just to see in human reports. 10 years ago, the community of latin american in caribbean states, or lack, was officially launched. it was the brainchild of brazil's former president, lucy, not to let the silver and business whalers now to see. we were chatting goals to create a region block that excluded the united states and canada to compete against the oldest inter american alliance. the organization of american states, or only yes, which is based in washington that i'm considering what are some i don't we must create a superior force to raise consciousness to realize that this past has been only with its differences and diversity is unlikely. oh yes sir. lacked accepted communist cuba with open arms that he does give me the exercise of self determination and sovereignty of people and the quality of inalienable principl

what happened to their family. mexico is hosting the 6 the regional summit of latin american and caribbean states. and i'm to challenge us influence in the region. representatives on the 33 member alliance known and fell at meeting to discuss dissolving the organization of american states when well repel or has the latest from mexico city. there are few things to unpack regarding the 2021 community of latin american nations and caribbean states summit . not only because of the themes that were discussed because, but also because of which world leaders we're in attendance. we could certainly point to the coven 1900 pandemic, as the principal theme that was addressed this sort of collective desire to continue to work toward a regional solution to mitigate contagion and bring an end of the pandemic. there was also a motion by several members of the summit to create a regional fund by cell lack to, to serve as relief during natural disasters linked to climate change. but here in mexico, one of one of the most unexpected things was the sort of this last minute visit by venice will in president

on the region, working together toward the establishment of a space agency, a latin american in caribbean space agency. so there really was a, quite a lot of ground covered for a one day summit. and what was, what really seems to, to be the chatter here in mexico is that the country seems to be wanting to position itself as a power player in latin america as a mediator for conflicts as a leader in the region to really bring latin american to this new era of multilateralism and, and the rift the political rift, and the diplomatic rip that exists between the united states and left his latin american countries, namely in his way, in cuba. thank you very much. from mexico city minneapolis. now it's the 2nd day of russia, 3 day parliamentary elections, which are expected to hand the united russia party. another majority, many opposition candidates have not been allowed to stand on the election is already seen allegations of widespread fraud, a voter rights organization recorded around 2000 procedural violations on day one. just out of the polls opening tech giant, apple and google moved and an

worth of iris outbreak unfold several times in a way. hospitals are overwhelmed in french polynesia, caribbean islands. the harrowing stories for mother seeking justice for their son to disappear during columbia civil war. ah. hello, we begin, and i've gone on where couples airport is back up and running. civilian commercial flights have taken off for the 1st time since the capital fell to taliban forces last month. this follows repairs to the runway and radar with the help of technical teams from katara and turkey. victoria gate be reports. afghans board and airplane cobble international airport bound with the northern city of missouri. sharif technical teams have been working for days to repair the badly damaged runway and radar system. and on saturday, the efforts paid off. this is the 1st domestic flight from cobble since it fell to taliban forces last. and apple staff say they're looking forward to more in the coming days. tires were very happy because the internal flats have started and now we're taking our wages and everything is going according to plan. the reopening should soon allow

america offers great support to all of our friends in the caribbean. it is not accurate that we don't offer support. we do. the second point is that the secretary of, i'm assuming she was referring to home left-hand security, could exclude or change the program. how likely is that when we see what's happening currently? when we were told by this government a month ago that people coming from afghanistan would have an s.i.v. we have found very few of them have that. they've been waved in on parole that is part of the reason why congress needs to maintain its authority, because we cannot count on the executive branch enforcing the laws of this country. all we have to do is look at the news of the day to understand that we have open borders and it is because the executive branch refuses to control our borders. i urge a no vote on this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time. thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 667, the previous question is ordered on the amendment offered by the gentlewoman from the vi

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is looking rather wintery now as we move to central america, it's looking rather west across the caribbean with scattered showers and thunderstorms, but sunshine coming through for cuba and jamaica, we've got to find a warning issued on tropical depression peter peters out as it moved to the east of bermuda in the rain with it for southern parts of mexico, though it's a rather wet picture, but it does dry up in the north. as it does is we moved to north america for those us gulf states. for the wet weather, we have to move to the north east. we've got some flash flood warnings out here that your update. the weather, sponsored by cattle airways, voted world's best airline of 2021 on air or online the parts at the debate or pacific people. the ocean is our identity and the source of well being. we are the, when no healthy get off the table, it's a shooting site atmosphere. people are demoralized, they're exhausted and many health care workers are experiencing tfc like symptom. jump into this dream and julian global community. if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this con

in the caribbean — one of the region's most vulnerable to natural disasters such as hurricanes — onelm—maker is using the power of storytelling to raise awareness. for me, the most powerful weapon i have is this camera. my name is maria marshall. i am 12 years old and i am a climate change activist. i really like to take pictures and i am the creator of the little thoughts on big matters youtube channel and the thought squad by maria instagram channel. we're making this thing seem difficult, but let me show you how easy it is to reduce, re—use, recycle and repair. trying to represent us little people here. and the big thoughts kind of represents all the big thoughts that us people are affected by, like, climate change. us little people have the power to do a lot of things. barbados is a very, very small island. it's very scary for me, at least. right now we are like sitting ducks and in comparison to some of these high weather storms that we're having now we're like a tiny pea in comparison to, like, a big plate. it really isn't about me. it is actually about this message that i'm tr

i would say parts of the caribbean. mexico city. europe is a really big destination right now.aris, rome, sicily i would say those are the hottest destination. >> that's what i'm seeing as well caribbean. that market has been red hot vikkie walker, thank you >>> coming up, could today's jobs report be a game changer for the fed? what investors need to know next >>> if you haven't already, follow our podcast if you miss "worldwide exchange" check us out on apple, pspotify or other podcast apps. we will be right back. today, things can be pretty unexpected. but your customers, they still expect things to be simple. and they want it all personalized. with ibm, you can do both. businesses like insurers can automate it processes across clouds. so agents can spend more time on customer needs. and whatever comes your way, you've got it covered. saving time and improving customer service, that's why so many businesses work, with ibm. woo! you are busy... working, parenting, problem solving. at new chapter vitamins we've been busy too... innovating, sourcing organic ingredients, testing

if you remember earlier in the season, there in the caribbean and the gulf of mexico widespread shares and just recently another development, peter, a tropical storm. it is over water, be pleased to know, but he will generate some pretty big swells and significant showers. i think the place like water rico and he spend your the in hong kong has become a dangerous one on one east and those who refuse to be silent. now the world's lungs are being seized. the amazon rain forest is diminishing a rate of football pitcher a minute to meet the market insatiable appetite for logging mining and farming. as both scenarios, government seek to relax conservation laws and increase production. indigenous communities on the brink of extinction. no, it's the bite of their life. people empower brazil's amazonian battle on al jazeera play an important role checking in with the. ringback face in ah, determined to keep thousands of margaret's house for us begin flying back to haiti and blocks the mexican border with texas. ah, other, i'm kimbell, this is al jazeera life from bill ha. also coming up. russi

it follows a week long build up sites greek activated caribbean. which last for up to 50 years ago. the canary islands, both knology institute for that love, it had been accumulating below the surface of days. companies by small ah, so this is out there are, these are the top stories and units f is appealing for help is malnourished children and many in fact with measles, philip hospitals, across afghanistan. it's warning, but many of them could die if they didn't get urgently needed. health supplies. there's still no word on when girls will return to secondary school in afghanistan, boys were back in the classroom on saturday. after an order from the taliban girls have only been able to return to primary schools at this stage. more than a dozen, i've got women gathered in couple to protest against the taliban, the cordial and the group to protect women's rights, including access to employment and education. the health science calling for the participate participation of women in public life. they study happen. but in his long women are given more rights. why are they taking our rig

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. >> joining me with more on this is the co-chair of the caribbean caucus and a member of the haiti caucusg here. on this new reporting we now have in from my colleague rosa flores, nearly 1,000 haitian colleagues are being released into the united states despite the complaints we've heard, like the hard line approach from dhs that they would be immediately expelled. what is your reaction to that? >> i don't have the specifics of those individuals, and i understand them to be families that are going through processing as other immigrants are. i would emphasize to you that they have taken -- the biden administration has taken a hard line and are expediting thousands. we understand that it will be almost tens of thousands that go back within the next 96 hours, indeed, almost nine days that this process that had been under the trump administration during the coronavirus has allowed the administration to remove these individuals. my concern is not for those individuals that they're finding to be appropriate to put through processing but those individuals and the treatment that they are receivi

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the ngäbe people, the indigenous people of panama, live side by side with the afro-caribbean communityescendants of panama canal workers and they're established here. i guess it's that mix of cultures that makes this place so unique and so charming.

quickly intensify possibly to a category four it is still far out at sea, but could touch parts of the caribbean by the middle of next week we're keeping an eye on a new subtropical storm. teresa near bermuda, the 19th named storm this season >>> new tonight a funeral set for sunday for gabby petito on new york's long island as we learn more about the arrest warrant issued for her fiance the man hunt for him has now been going on for almost a week. catie beck with late developments from florida. >> reporter: tonight brian laundrie is a fugitive, wanted for actions he took in the final days of august part of the homicide investigation of gabby petito armed with a federal arrest warrant, prosecutors say laundrie used someone else's debit card knowingly and with intent to defraud taking $1,000 or more in the days following the last reported sighting of petito the laundrie family's attorney saying in a statement it is my understanding that the arrest warrant for brian laundrie is related to activities related after the death of gabby petito. and not related to her actual demise >> now that there is

our proximity to the united states and the fact that airlines fly to destinations in asia and the caribbeanas made us a viable alternative. we have more flights from the united states than we had in 2019. >> cancun is one of mexico's most popular destinations, and while many are following sanitation mandates, health officials warn the risk is high. >> i'm afraid because the virus still exists, and the truth is, there's tourism in large numbers of places. vaccinated people can still get sick. >> authorities in mexico say most tourists are arriving from abroad are vaccinated. unfortunately, the same can't be said for mexicans, putting a strain on a health system struggling to care for a growing number of coronavirus patients. lauren: one of the largest confederate statues in the united states has been taken down. there were cheers in richmond when the figure of robert e lee was removed from its pedestal. >> the weight of history lifted from this part of america. for more than 100 years, general robert e. lee has loomed over richmond, virginia. this was the center of the insurrection he led to

it remains rather hot and humid though, for florida, as it does for much of the caribbean. sunshine, coming through for havana at 30 degrees celsius, m. ya keeping an eye on tropical storm. peter, as it moves its way up north, it isn't expected to impact any of the areas here, but it will chalk quite a lot of rain at hispaniola. that's your update. the news story that need to be told find away and demand to be heard. opening the window into another light and challenging perfection and personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey witness showcases, inspiring documentary that changed the way on al jazeera. ah, i'm here to sound the alarm. the world must wake up. will lead me to the general assembly of the un chief warns the world has never been more divided and threatened facing crises on climate change, current of virus and conflict. and in his 1st address to the un general assembly. as you, as president joe biden talks of a new era, relentless diplomacy.

not sabbatical to caribbean. we have got to have one or 2 showers more sunshine than showers, coming through some showers coming across into the east, the knowledge from west, or whether they're into nicaragua, costa rica into central america, part of mexico. also seeing some rather lively down polls as we go on through thursday, a showers love spells of rain continuing notice and what whether to ensue, where florida over the next few days. but of course, all eyes on the remains of tropical storm i'd, which is now making its way over towards the northeast of the us that gradually pushes through charts or some flash flooding to just around the desert southwest google sponsored pay cut on airways. this isn't my story. it's the story of my friend jesus. she told us that she didn't want to be here. she didn't want to live anymore. was too hard. a survivor dedicates her life to educating and saving others from suicide. we are the ones that are dying, where the ones that are losing our friends and therefore we have to