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bolivia still not seeing many showers across the heart of the amazon for the north we have got some wetter weather pushing up towards the caribbean and across the caribbean well cloud is noticeably clear clear skies there across much of the great around the problems that we say in recent days of course does continue to signs of an improvement because some increase in clouds some wetter weather some showers just rolling into the the wind whips in the leeward as we go on through where the statement you see some some of those showers making their way into parts of break out eventually into hispaniola maybe into jamaica as well be a few showers there into cuba and wanted to show us central america. people have come to expect a lot from al-jazeera over the years it's the reporting the commitment to under-report to places the commitment to the human story. but it's also the idea of challenging those in power if a politician comes on this channel they will be challenged and that's what people expect of us they want the questions answered. that is what we've always done that's what we will continue to do. capturing a moment in time. snap

showers there for the amazon basin the west the weather as usual is a little further north the north possibly still seeing some heavy unfound or a shower as i push up towards the caribbean for the south some rather wet weather that just pushing up towards of a place i want to say 22 degrees celsius on wednesday with the west of weather making its way through for thursday when a swing round to a cold southerly direction temperatures falling back to around 17 to even notice by thursday we'll see some wetter weather pushing up towards santiago and cold enough here with highs of just 11 degrees celsius maymont in the caribbean well a lot of heavy rain across northern parts of the rage out of the bahamas across cuba running into central america some big and heavy showers here want to shout into to make air into his banjara over to us puts eureka eastern out of this data that generally find in tries to go on 3 way to stay but it does change as we go on into with some wet weather coming into the way but i think particularly for trinidad and tobago you can watch out for some rather heavy rain making its way in as we go on to was a lot of parts of this week up towards us fickle

caribbean. big tech, up 350 at apple, up $7, microsoft is up 360, google's up 23, facebook's up $3. and amazon per share. let's take a look at the retailers. again, the big number for may, sales up 17.7%. look at 'em go. lauren, you've done some digging. what are people buying? lauren: well, clothing and accessories. from april to may rose 188%. it's a huge number just in one month. of course, the annual number is still down, but this shows the economy is coming back. furniture up almost 90%. sporting goods, hobbies, books, musical instruments, that category rose 88%. so we are seeing people go out and about, pent-up demand meets value. there are a lot of discounts, and this is excellent news. i spoke with century 21 yesterday or the mall that's -- that it's in. and they're likely bringing in more staff today because traffic was so robust throughout the day. one more pick for you, tangor outlets, they said sunday traffic was about 90% of 2019 levels. people are out and about and looking for value. stuart: that is a very, very important indicator. we're out and about, we're shopping again, and

caribbean, carnival cruise line, they had a great week last week. doing well again this week as well. people are booking cruises, at least in the future. >>> amazontock is way up again today. yes, it is, $29 higher. $2471. they are cutting back deliveries in certain cities because of the rioting. that's amazon, $2471. tell me more about this, lauren. lauren: yeah. morgan stanley just gave them a $2800 price target, too. amazon says this. we are monitoring the situation closely in a handful of cities. we have adjusted routes or scaled back typical delivery operations to ensure safety. amazon doesn't necessarily have stores but they do have delivery vans and some of those were looted, particularly in santa monica, california. i also want to point out that amazon and target and walmart, these were the stay-at-home winners. they have done so well during the pandemic. amazon shares are up 32% this year. now this unrest, this looting, this changing the way they do business to respond to the violence, that's a new layer of uncertainty for all companies, even the big ones that have been winners thus far. stuart: well said. you are quite right, too. let's