so as it passed over land, it did weaken into a tropical depression, but over the caribbean sea again, it will re intensify back into a tropical storm impacting cuba, the palmers and rate into florida. so we go in for a closer look, 1st of florida keys, and then we see this knocking on the door of miami. there comes fred. so we take a look at the next 3 days. and we could see upwards as 70 millimeters of rain from miami on saturday, and winds of about 60 kilometers. in time. it's all about the heat for the pacific northwest. and as we head toward the northeast, new york, d. c. 36, but with the humidity it will feel in the forty's active, whether it's hanging around the great lakes, the midwest freight down to the southern plains. some big storms for arkansas can be expected on friday, south america. here's the story for you. we do have this cold front right here, so north of it, we've got warm air but toward the south, fresh condition. so why don't fairies, 11 degrees on friday, that sure weather, thanks for your company. sponsored call cut on airways. the. ready news this is al jazee

next award, the caribbean sea. and we have seen cascading brain for jamaica with this disturbance going to clip western cuba. it looks to gain strength through those warm waters of the gulf of mexico. this model wants to put it taking aim at the us state of louisiana, which is not good news when you consider places like new orleans low lines. so this will have a big impact. south america, rain still falling, cross the venezuelan lp's, where we have seen some deadly landslides, as of late for their toward the south. this cold front punching across bolivia, uruguay into southeastern portions of brazil. it's really knocked down temperatures . so paulo at 19 degrees, poor air quality across 7, us feeds where there are, there are alerts in play and then we're talking about the heat in phoenix that 44 degrees. meantime, in canada, the heat has broken for the great lakes toronto a high of 24 degrees on friday. enjoy season. the news the news we will hunt you down to make you pay your own president, provide and warns of re

about 60,000 pounds of cocaine and more than 1400 pounds of marijuana in the pacific ocean and the caribbean sea and they offloaded the drugs at port everglades in fort lauderdale and officials say it was the largest offload in the vessel's history. >> reporter: this helps bring hope and stability and economic prosperity to the western hemisphere, a neighborhood we share with so many partner nations also committed to the rule of law and democratic values. >> togr we will disrupt, defeat and degrade transnational organized crime. >> u.s. customs and border patrol and canadian partners joined in the u.s. coast guard in the efforts. >>> as wildfires become more extensive and explosive, a new documentary takes a hard look at why and this reporter spoke with the filmmaker on her experience embedding her self with fire crews across the state. >> reporter: the night near destruction caused by wildfires in 2018 jumped from the screen in the new documentary bring your own brigade and filmmaker lucy walker was with them as they battled deadly fires in both malibu and paradise focusing on the told the both

about 60,000 pounds of cocaine and more than 1400 pounds of marijuana in the pacific ocean and the caribbean sea and they offloaded the drugs at port everglades in fort lauderdale and officials say it was the largest oa

a tropical depression, but it has re strengthened into a tropical storm as it moves across the caribbean sea. and i think it will strengthen again. so we track out where it's going through the yucatan peninsula, through the beta can peachy and then late friday into saturday, it could make landfall toward that east coast of mexico. and look at this potentially as a category one hurricane also got to talk about tropical storm fred. it made landfall toward the florida panhandle and it's now threatening atlanta with some heavy rain. and we did see scenes of heavy rain in florida. we knew the biggest concern here would be storm surge. so flooded out parking lots with certainly a big concern. now the remnants, the leftovers of fred will race up the east coast, knocking on the door of washington d. c. as we head toward wednesday with some very heavy rain off to south america, and i want to talk about colombia are intense rain falling for coastal areas, but also towards the southeast and the border of venezuela and across colombia, 7 regions have seen some land slides there because this is so see on

a tropical storm is expected to develop tonight in the caribbean sea. watches posted in the dominican republic and cover all of puerto rico. as much as half a food of wain is expected in some places over the next day or two. this storm system could threaten south florida by this weekend. now to breaking news, one of jeffrey epstein's accusers is now suing britain's prince andrew claiming the prince sexually abused her when she was 17. in the substitute filed today in federal court in new york virginia says epstein forced her to have sex with the prince who denied epstein died by suicide two years ago in jail. the taliban speeds up its week in afghanistan, provincial pap calls are falling as the taliban speeds up its weeks-longo fencive, this as the u.s. military and n.a.t.o. cbs' charlie d'agata has the latest. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: taliban militants blast their way into kunduz. thousands of residents fled the fighting. the biggest blow to afghan forces collapsing against an all-out assault that has advanced at lightning speed. since the offensive be

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tropical storm ida formed over the caribbean sea thursday with forecasters warning itould strengthen into a powerful category three big hurricane ahead of land probably sunday or early monday on the u.s. gulf coast. louisiana declared a state of emergency, and for new orleans, and warned the residents to be prepared. seven u.s. capitol police officers are suing former president trump, members of far-right extremist groups and organizers of the so-called stop the steal rally over the deadly january 6 insurrection. the officers are accusing trump and his far-right followers of spreading lies and using white supremacist sentiments as they attempted to overthrow the results of the 2020 presidential election. a federal monitor overseeing new york city jails is sounding the alarm on the brutal conditions inside rikers island. in a letter, the monitor said violence at rikers had skyrocketed this summer and warned of a high level of disorder and chaos, as well as a shortage of staff and lack of basic services for incarcerated people, including access to medical care. the letter also reported

this is happening because to get there they need to cross a stretch of the caribbean sea and there isthat can take them across the sea and this company has a capacity to bring about 800 to 900 people every day they've been telling us but the flow of people in the last few weeks, the migrants coming from across south america has been overwhelming. this company has now a backlog of more than 8,000 people waiting for their spot on the ferry. this is dwr many of them are haitians, venezuelans, cubans are waiting in line for hours, days, even weeks for their spot on the ferry. this is happening because south america is slowly reopening its land borders following the lockdowns due to the covid-19 pandemic. they're back on the road looking for better opportunities, mostly in north america, united states and canada. it's what could happen in the rest of the world once the rest of the world is open and the migrant traffic will continue. >> so humanitarian aid has begun arriving in cuba after the u.s. announced it would impose fresh sanctions on the regime. this mexican naval ship arrived in ha

down in the caribbean sea, south of jamaica and haiti.kes it towards cancun and towards the gulf of mexico. the computer models keep it weak until saturday. but both of the long term computer models take this as a likely hurricane around texas or new orleans, it's too early to pinpoint exactly what we're going to deal with but for yin along the gulf coast there's a potential sunday or monday next week, dealing with a serious storm. we'll watch that days ahead. >> can't wait to get through the storm season and the warm weather. thank you very much. >>> the vice president's trip to vietnam was delayed after two diplomats reported health incidents. the latest incidents of haryana syndrome. we're back in just a moment. d't ride the wave? (judith) no - we actively manage client portfolios based on our forward-looking views of the market. (other money manager) but you still sell investments that generate high commissions, right? (judith) no, we don't sell commission products. we're a fiduciary, obligated to act in our client's best interest. (o

the coast guard just seized an historic $1.4 billion worth of cocaine and marijuana in the caribbean seawe've got that story and we've got this, homeland security admitting in a court brief that and warning that significant increases of illegals with covid-19 may force them to shut down border facilities that are overcrowded and border officials are getting hospitalized. now, biden campaigned and has said that he is a wartime president dealing with the virus. finish right? and he's basically saying, equating this to soldiers dying in a war, equating that to the number of people dying from covid. what's with the covid double standard at the border? >> well, it's hypocrisy of the highest levels. let me go back to the ms-13 question. the reason arrests are down? because i.c.e. has been decapitated. they can't go arrest gang members anymore. the gang member has to be convicted of a serious crime or has to be convicted of a serious gang-related incident. so as far as gang operations, they're virtually nonexistence now because the biden administration changed i.c.e.'s priorities which is, agai

cutting their vacations short as ida barrels toward the state the storm gaining strength in the caribbean seag parts of jamaica, the cayman islands and cuba. forecasters expect ida to intensify even further. and slam into louisiana on sunday as a strong category three hurricane the first effects of this will be happening saturday night. there was not a lot of time uh generally where you on saturday night is where you have to hunker down and stay, the national hurricane center says the gulf coast area may see life threatening storm surge high winds and heavy flooding ida could dump up to 16 inches of rain from southeast louisiana to coastal mississippi and alabama. through monday morning and around 20 inches could fall in other isolated areas this remains a very fluid situation as most of these do but very fluid but we must and we will start seeing winds as i'm told as early as tomorrow night louisiana's governor has issued an emergency declaration for the state while mandatory evacuations are in effect for communities along the coast they better get out of here because it's not going. be good

the storm gaining strength in the caribbean sea on friday soaking parts of jamaica the cayman islands cuba. forecasters expect qaeda to intensify even further and slam into louisiana on sunday as a strong category three hurricane the first effects of this will be happening saturday night there was not a lot of time uh generally where you on saturday night is where you have to hunger down and stay, the national hurricane center says the gulf coast area may see life threatening storm surge high winds and heavy flooding ida could dump up to 16 inches of rain from southeast louisiana to coastal mississippi and alabama. through monday morning and around 20 inches could fall in other isolated areas this remains a very fluid situation as most of these do but very fluid but we must and we will start seeing winds as i'm told as early as tomorrow night louisiana's governor has issued an emergency declaration for the state while mandatory evacuations are in effect for communities along the coast they better get out of here because it's not going. be good ida will hit louisiana just one year afte

the caribbean is the region in the world that's most vulnerable to natural disasters such as hurricanes. these have become stronger and more frequent as temperatures and seacausing coastal erosion and damage to marine life and ecosystems. the government here in barbados says that climate change is the biggest threat to the caribbean, and is urging strong action at the national, regional and global level. are the right steps being taken, and is the world listening? that's global questions: climate and the caribbean. applause. well, i'm now at the 18th—century george washington house, one of the finest and historic buildings here in the capital of barbados, bridgetown. i'm joined by a local audience, who are going to be putting their questions to my two panellists. let me tell you who's in the hot seat. kirk humphry, you're the minister of maritime affairs and the blue economy for barbados, you also have held senior roles at international development agencies, and you believe that caribbean countries need to come together as one to tackle climate change, so welcome to you. and ashley lashley, you are the founder of a campaign group called hey, which stands

caribbean. see, moving through puerto rico now his spend your on it's been fuel by warm sea surface temperatures. not a major rainmaker we'll expect about a 100 millimeters, maybe a 150 toward the top. and, you know, for mexico, we've got subdued rain across the country, but still keeping it toward that pacific coast unsettled for the yucatan peninsula . and we've got persistent rein. costa rica into panama on wednesday for the u. s. heat alert says we head toward the west and also the east now for new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. but let's talk about that act of whether rolling through the great lakes the midwest submitted by a tick rate down to texas. houston a high of 34 degrees on wednesday. see soon the when a military coup over through chiles marx's president, one stadiums became prisoners and the hunters sole objective was absolute control. one man publicly refused to accept dictatorship episode for football rebels, explode the life of carlos castelli, the football whose personal stories swayed a vote, but altered the history of his country. carlos casserly and the demise of a n day

caribbean. see, moving through puerto rico now his spend your long. it's been fuel by warm sea surface temperatures. not a major rainmaker we'll expect about a 100 millimeters, maybe a 150 toward the topic. you know, for mexico, we've got subdued rain across the country, but still keeping it toward that pacific coast unsettled for the yucatan peninsula . and we've got persistent rang costa rica into panama on wednesday for the u. s. heat alert says we head toward the west and also the east now for new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware. but let's talk about that active weather, rolling through the great lakes the midwest emitted by and take the rate down to texas. houston a high of 34 degrees on wednesday. see you soon. ah, the story that need to be told find away and demand to be heard, the opening the window into another light and challenging perception. from personal endeavors in epic struggle with the colossal sacrifices in individual journey with new showcases, inspiring documentary, the change the word on al jazeera. oh a. welcome back here watching else, is there a remind

the america, and we're beginning in the caribbean, where we have this disturbance sweeping through puerto rico and his spaniel le. it is being fueled by high sea surface temperatures. but it's not a major rainmaker, so we'll see about a 100, maybe tops, a 150 millimeters of rain as it continues on its truck to the northwest. some subdued rain across mexico, but keeping it around for the pacific coast, unsettled for the yucatan peninsula on. and we've got heavy falls of rain for coast rica and panama next stop north america. and we've added excessive heat alerts as we head toward new jersey, pennsylvania and delaware, but not quite new york. our temperatures are just pit above average fuel in about 37 on friday, but the atmosphere will be conducive to seeing some storms on saturday. in terms of that active weather right now we see it roll through the canadian prairies. the great lakes submitted by antic break down into texas on wednesday. get you an update on south america right now, and it is all about this cold front punch and across it's bringing in a cool pool of air. we see it toward southern area of brazil. check this out. rio de janeiro.

sea. now it's over. the caribbeane cuba later on this week before traverses to the southeastern coast on our coast here comes that front not real exciting from this map. but boy, it's going to clean air cool us off a little bit and turn off some of the monsoon pushed off to says you can see we're won't be quite as active in its wake says could be somewhat of a quieter week for us. after all of that 4 zone forecast check in. we've got 69 san francisco, upper 60's along the coast. we're back to the 70's to the peninsula here down to the south, 80 foster city 83 palo alto, the santa clara valley. pretty much mid 80's, but 96, as you can see, popping for morgan hill. 92 los gatos tri valley mid-nineties got the lower 80's in the southern end of the east bay shoreline up north berkeley at 72 and richmond. 73. we've got 96 still for walnut creek and concord at 98 solano county, northern edge. you're going to still be having that a heat advisory today. one of 3 for vacaville fairfield 97 the lake road. and i 75 there's air c

caribbean. i was coming to that. chronic in cds art the l to that. chronic in cds art the droughts and the sargasso seaatis catches the bbc �*s attention, that is a heart attack and it comes at you. but the point i am making is that we are fighting this daily. this is not something that just fighting this daily. this is not something thatjust comes in the middle of summer. as do the wildfires in california or the wildfires in california or the floods in europe. we are literally finding this daily. and regrettably, the world came together in paris and said, we are going to put some finance together to be able to help people with resilience and adaptation, it has not happened. i am adaptation, it has not happened. iam hopeful that adaptation, it has not happened. i am hopeful that the united kingdom, leading the whole effort in glasgow, will start to make a difference in terms of access to finance, with respect to how we build adaptation, dealwith adaptation, deal with adaptation, deal with adaptation and adaptation, dealwith adaptation and resilience in climate. at the same time i am hopeful a lot of yo

pack your bags, this leader of the sea will have 36 ships sailing by the end of this month. >> what is royal caribbean> you are correct they have managed to be able to do -- now, the stock's down from a very big secondary that they did much higher, but i will say, david, this is a very encouraging sign in terms of the reopening of america and the cruise ships are booming the number of reservations they have are incredible. >> so delta variant is not. >> that's my point delta variant, they have vaccinated -- it's always the kids, though, that are the problem. no vaccination for kids. but royal caribbean, they made it they got through this. >> they got to the other side. >> which is really terrific. >> obviously they had a lot more shares outstanding, a lot more debt. >> these things when you talk to norwegian, frank del rio, it was that or go under is there another one for us? i don't feel like i'm done here. >> if you're not done, we're not done let's do double jeopardy. >> i get to go again matt does not, right >> yes, you do in double jeopardy typically the totals are doubled but for our purposes --

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