a revolutionary country on the coast of the caribbean sea, in the middle of the janos atlas and aram, a beautiful country that is the land of lakes and volcanoes, and we have already seen in the latin american documentary how much the country's executive officials are interested in economic and technological cooperation with iran . daniel ortega president after a few minutes of waiting for the arrival of the president of iran, the president of this country welcomed his iranian friends in a special ceremony . the ayatollah azad university of iran and the voice of mr. rastgar in the speech of the welcoming ceremony for the memory of hajj qassem soleimani also lived in honor of this great martyr. be silent for a minute with your answer

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the panama canal connects the pacific to the caribbean sea. 40% of global cargo traffic moves througherway. >> reporteter: the pan aamaa is of the m most sucuccessful shortcuts. $270 billion of trade each year rides on this ribbon of water. boris is the vice president of operations. >> i have never walked across the panama canal. it's an experience. >> reporter: two-thirds of the travel is coming from or going to the united states. that flow of goods is now at risk because this 50-mile-long system that connects two oceans is actually above sea level and doesn't run on ocean water. >> it's freshwater. >> reporter: you are reliant on rainfall? >> yes. this year has been an unprecedented dry season. it's close to minimum. >> reporter: severe drought is drying up the lakes that feed the canal, plunging water levels so low, they have had to cut the number of vessels passing through from 36 to 32 per day. delaying goods and creating a growing waiting room of ships at sea. some vessels are also being forced to carry up to 40% less cargo and slow down so they don't hit bottom. >> the panama c

now at the same time, a number of tropical storms have formed one in the caribbean sea and then a pair. india binds it, but there is only one we need to really pay attention to the others will dissipate . so it is tropical storm franklin, as its tracking toward his span. you'll uh, so this will impact both haiti and dominican republic as we look toward tuesday. it's been all about record heat through texas and louisiana. temperatures are high here. this may turn into something tropical, but not likely. it's still going to spread. a few showers for the coast of texas. temperatures are running high in d. c at 34 degrees quite for the us. ne. and here's some of that moisture from hillary coming in to oregon and montana state pushing some of that into canada. colona where the wildfire is burning. they're still breezy and yellow. 9 for crews are battling against a wildfire there and persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia, and then a bit of an atmospheric river here, stretching from the pacific into chile, there is likely to be flooding in santiago. zimbabwe heads to the poles aga

this is franklin so we'll watch the storm moved westward to the caribbean sea. we'll keep an eye on on the others were systems will watch. actually it's going to move up towards has been your lead -- we just got the 5:00 a.m. advisory and i'm not able to make it look pretty but the bottom line is it looks like it's going to go towards the north and east which we like which is not going to impact the u.s. but will watch the dominican republic. >> it becomes a fish storm. >> i taught you well! keeping you up-to-date. >> thank you so much. >> are we about to see the return of covid restrictions? president biden want you to take another booster shot and others want to bring back mask man mandates. >> it feels like we might be restarting all of this lunacy. if you are a child, a healthy young adult, you are not going to be impacted by covid in any meaningful way. why would we yet again risked alienating all of these kids? >> tomi lahren here to call out the so-called science. >> debate stage set without donald trump. he still by far the front runner but is this where

central america, we've got this rain meandering in the caribbean sea, close to jamaica, also close to mexico. so you can peninsula and for the top end of south america, another hot day, and now it's 36 degrees, a lot of what weather locked into the coasts of both ecuador and columbia. meantime, the potential to see some severe thunderstorms across the eastern side of paraguay southerly wind means the temperature in santiago is 20 degrees for the last day of functions enjoy. we'll see you soon. take care. i the the challenges with the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, the american. while this is the news, our live from the coming up in the next 60 minutes. these as i minutes really does removed. it provides a community from the french. i'm boss of the front. says they don't have the old 40 to expel him. a central african regional block goals for the immediate return to.

the panama canal connects the pacific ocean to the caribbean sea. 40% of global cargo traffic moves through has more. >> reporter: the pananama canals one ofof the world's most successfsful shortcucuts. about $270 billion of trade each year rides on this ribbon of water. boris moreno is the canal's vice president of operations. >> i've never walked across the panama canal. >> yeah, it's an experience. >> reporter: he says 2/3 of canal traffic is either coming from or going to the united states. but that flow of goods is now at risk because this 50-mile-long system of locks and lakes that connects two oceans is actually above sea level and doesn't run on ocean water. >> no. it's fresh water. from our lake, gatun lake, that's manmade. >> so you are reliant on rainfall. >> yes. but this year has been an unprecedented dry season. our lake levels are close to the minimum. >> reporter: severe drought is drying up the lakes that feed the canal, plunging water levels so low they've had to cut the number of vessels passing through from 36 to 32 per day. delaying goods and creating a growing waiting

central america, we've got this rain meandering in the caribbean sea, close to jamaica, also close to mexico's yucatan peninsula and for the top end of south america. another hot day in the house, 36 degrees, a lot of what, whether locked into the coast of both ecuador and columbia. meantime, the potential to see some severe thunderstorms across the eastern side of paraguay . southerly wind means the temperature in santiago is 20 degrees for the last day of funk. cuz enjoy, we'll see you soon. take care i of the learned learned, please be coming to enquire with lewis university and discover how to frame and solve present future challenges. september. now, india hose, the g 20 summit, where leading economies will discuss global challenges. generation support meets the icons who are challenging preconceptions and using the platforms to change society. worldly, to gather in new york for the un general assembly. with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of us and people got closed for the 1st amendme

now at the same time, a number of tropical storms have formed one in the caribbean sea and then a pair. india binds it, but there is only one we need to really pay attention to the others will dissipate . so it is tropical storm franklin, as it's tracking toward his spaniel. so this will impact both haiti and dominican republic. as we look toward tuesday, it's been all about record heat through texas and louisiana. temperatures are high here. this may turn into something tropical, but not likely it's still going to spread. a few showers for the coast of texas. temperatures are running high in d. c at 34 degrees quite for the us northeast. and here's some of the moisture from hillary coming in to oregon and montana state pushing some of that into canada. colona where the wildfire is burning, they're still breezy and yellow. now, for crews are battling against a wildfire there and persistent rain for the pacific coast of columbia, and then a bit of an atmosphere river here, stretching from the pacific into chilly, there is likely to be flooding in santiago, the from simple household appl

this one started as an area of low pressure brewing in the caribbean sea. it was a very heavy rain and strong gust of wind to the yucatan peninsula in mexico is also splunk, hurricane advisory for western areas of cuba. now we are expecting heavy rain and places like a pinado real that could cause land slides. it's going to continue to track its way furthermore, and this is where it becomes an issue because it's going to hit the gulf of mexico, those wilma waters. now these temperatures are record high levels and the heat and the humidity is just gonna snow. those stores that storm as it works its way towards the far dependent peninsula wedding stay, it's expected to make landfill to the north of town and look at those threats. very strong winds. we're expecting power outages as well. c as a storm surge of the low line area, lots of houses in coastal areas. the 3.5 meters that could cause catastrophic flooding, flash flooding as well. it continues to walk its way over the panhandle towards the carolinas and georgia. now it could strengthen the sea or we can

this one, starting as an area of low pressure in the caribbean sea, it brought to wrench will rain to block for the time peninsula and some very powerful winds as well. it's bumped hurricane advisories across western parts of cuba. it's going to be some very heavy rain to peanut rio where we are expecting possible landslide. and in a sense, in the even further, as it works its way to florida becoming a dangerous major hurricane. and that's because it's going to enter the waters of the gulf of mexico to give you an idea. temperatures here are the highest that they've ever been. so the heat as one of the humidity is going to add fuel to the fire to expect it to be a category full, as it works its way online, somewhere to the north of tampa. and it's very strong winds that have a look at the other risks. we're going to see a storm surge of more than 3.5 meters in places. this is the low lying area, so we with lot of coast houses on the coast. so we are expecting some catastrophic damage here, potentially as well as flash flooding. it works its way towards the ne, pretty quickly. it could

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number two is a reef in the caribbean sea called the meso american reef. coral reefs are resilient and adaptable, but the recent heat wave is impacting their ability to survive water temperatures in florida this summer hit over 100 degrees, as hot as a jacuzzi sa ocean temperatures are putting stress on the coral, sparking widespread bleaching, which is when the coral loses its color and gets very sick. >> humans' normal temperature is 98 degrees when you're healthy how do you feel if your temperature is raised by two degrees and you have a fever of 100 or 102 you don't feel very good, right? this is what's happening similar to our corals. the water temperature is raising by multiple degrees and they have so-called a fever they cannot tolerate that stress, so they're dying at a very quick rate. >> reporter: marine scientists are worried. teams like the coral restoration foundation are bringing coral out of the ocean and into aquariums on land to protect them from the heat with the help of noaa they're built a special bus to keep the coral safe on the drive

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doing their bit to support sea turtles in the caribbean. we have 13 here today, from hms dauntless.s are being affected by ocean plastic. team one is netting the turtles, team two is transporting the turtles from the water on to the beach, and team three is conducting medical checks on the totals. hms dauntless, which is based in portsmouth, is deployed to the region to counter drug smuggling and support british territories affected by hurricanes. but 50 sailors volunteered to help a conservation charity during a stop at the dutch caribbean island of curacao. the royal navy has a responsibility to support environmental protection. 12 million tons of plastic pollution make their way into the ocean every year. sea turtles sometimes mistake plastic for food, leading to injuries that can be fatal. more than 200 kilograms of plastic was cleared from this nesting beach. the hope is the exercise will raise awareness, encourage people to think about their behaviour, and inspire similar initiatives. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hey, i'm stephen with the

doing their bit to support sea turtles in the caribbean.dauntless, who are here to support a local charity as turtles are being affected by ocean plastic. team one is netting the turtles, team two is transporting the turtles from the beach, and team three is conducting medical checks on the turtles. hms dauntless, which is based in portsmouth, is deployed to the region to counter drug smuggling and support british territories affected by hurricanes. but 50 sailors volunteered to help a conservation charity during a stop at the dutch caribbean island of curacao. the royal navy has a responsibility to support environmental protection. 12 million tonnes of plastic pollution make their way into the ocean every year. unbelievable. sea turtles sometimes mistake plastic for food, leading to injuries that can be fatal. more than 200 kilograms of plastic was cleared from this nesting beach. the hope is the exercise will raise awareness, encourage people to think about their behaviour, and inspire similar initiatives. for more stories from across the

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communities that really rely on reefs all throughout the rest of the caribbean and even the rest of the world. a couple of degrees difference in seal like much to us but corals, which are the organisms that make up coral reefs, are very sensitive to even a couple degrees temperature change. so, as we've seen very high temperatures for a prolonged period of time here and in other locations, we are seeing those effects on corals that can affect their health. so, we've been talking about marine life and the impact on them. what about the impact on the atmosphere, the climate? so, with increased levels of carbon dioxide that have been well documented for decades now, we're seeing a warmer atmosphere, and that actually directly translates to a warmer ocean because the ocean absorbs up to 90% of the atmosphere's heat. so, what can be done about this marine heatwave? right now, we are trying to collect as much data as possible — that's everyone from meteorologists to oceanographers to marine biologists like myself — to really try and understand the impact of this event on organisms and on the physical state of the ocean. for myself, i am

so sea surface temperatures throughout the tropical atlantic, the caribbean right now are going to supporty 4 and category 5 hurricanes if they have the chance to form. >> it is very scary. michael, thank you so much. we are at a fragile moment, and we appreciate you explaining it to us. thank you so much. >> thank you, brianna. >> jim. >>> with the labor day holiday around the corner, hurricane idalia could cause disruptions in gas refineries which might lead to higher gas prices. it could take gas line facilities offline. it's already leading some producers to evacuate oil platforms. cnn's paula newton has been following the story for us today. this is always a concern with big storms, either damage to those facilities or they get taken offline for a bit. do we know how many and where and what expected impact this will have? >> jim, we have had the announcement already from chevron that at least three would be taken offline. all eyes on the gulf of mexico now to see exactly how this storm wobbles, and, again, they will continue to assess the situation. there's two things i want you to re

sea surface it is. in some areas they have been record breaking especially gulf of mexico and eastern caribbean. here is the county. also headed into apn el nino person. and when the jet stream shifts farther south, it increases wind shear and really suppressing a lot of tropical activity. in addition to that, you also tend to have fewer storms that will form in the eastern portion of the atlantic. and so traditionally in apple nine yoe year, we'll see the numbers go back down, but because of the warm ocean temperatures, noaa oiis and iin that we think that the nancy pelosi names will peek up. september 10 is peak. but really the back half of august, all of september and even creeping in to october is when we see the bulk of activity. we've already had four named storms so far this season typically don't get to the fourth named storm until mid august. so we're already slightly ahead of pace. so the two main factors here is how strong el nino sets in and how warm do the ocean temperatures remain. but the key takeaway is remember that it only takes one land falling storm for it to be an impactful

caribbean. residents call it nature island. those rain-forest covered volcanic peaks drop thousands of feet down to the sea floor below, which isthey are one of the deepest diving mammals on the planet. they are mostly females here, families made up of grandmothers, mothers, and daughters who stay together for life, nursing and raising their young. when enric sala was here in december, his "national geographic" team filmed this. it is a pod of sleeping female sperm whales, vertical giants up to 40 feet long, suspended near the surface. their nap lasts only about 15 minutes until the whales are ready to dive again in what can be an hour-long journey for squid thousands of feet down. even to researchers, why they sleep like this is one of the great mysteries. what's it like to be in the water with them? >> magical. we have in our minds the legend of moby dick, these nasty, aggressive animals. but you jump in the water, and they are so docile and gentle. they have never attacked humans. and they are so curious, especially the babies. so it's one of the most amazing wildlife encounters that one can have on the planet. >> your offic

sea surface temperatures. in some of these areas they've been record breaking extreme warmth, especially across portions of the gulf of mexico and eastern caribbean that, it begins to increase wind shear across the main development region, key pressing prop catrop tropical a. traditionally we could see the numbers go back down but because of warm ocean temperatures, noaa isc we think the numbers are going to tick up. and statistically speaking september 10th is the peak portion of the season but the back half of august, all of september and even creeping into october is when we really see the bulk of activity. we've already had four named storms so far this season. we typically don't get to that fourth named storm until mid august. so we're already slightly ahead of pace, even before we get into the peak season. so the two main factors here really going to be focused over the next few months is how strong el nino sets in and how warm do those ocean temperatures actually remain. remember, folks, it only takes one landfalling storm for it to be an impactful season. >> thank you so much. >>> still to come, donald trump and ron desantis trading jabs

into the bottom of the sea in which they promise they wouldn't fight in public again so fishing and made it possible c. then there was another 10 day fishing trip in the caribbean in december 1940 when heroosevelt freed from conventions in washington after her chill and said we desperately needhelp, you have to send us weapons . he came up with a brainstorm while he was on a fishing trip. he said he had to be away from washington to think. and there was swimming of course for fdr after losing io his ability to walk with polio he had a pool donated for him made into the white house and he would swim in the pool somehow to strengthen the muscles in his arms and shoulders and his lower back.er after the election as president these donors have put together to create a pool for him which leads me to another story about another naked president. john quincy adams lbj liked this winter naked so my husband learned this after he left kennedy joint johnson staff and a few weeks later he was called bill moyers who said he wants to see us in the pool. so my husband said i don't have a bathing suit. not needed. they get to the pool, they quickly undress themselves, get into

from the black sea grade the last month, which guaranteed safe passage to vessels carrying ukrainian exports. on the 55th noting el carnival is underway in london. it's a 2 day caribbean inspired street festival that celebrates london's diversity the farthest day. i is very, very well welcome to one of the biggest 3 parties anywhere in the world. so i can only really comfortable in 5 in scale of attracting too many of the big street in west london. and this is primarily se, so we're in the midst of our parade, or is it can be incredibly long phone system, steel, drums. we have to reapply. for the eyes on the phone, the senses we just want to know in a few words, what is the text and sort of everyone the how the group back in 1966 when it was started as an unapologetic celebration of car being towed to the black man writes relation to the last time, like whenever you are getting bigger, but we've been able to find as you can see very, very successfully. it is of course, a massive undertaking for london, london, metropolitan police as well as previously, some incidences have crossed the shadows over the events where the police are keeping a low profile. it's all about i

caribbean. due to the concern over the increasing level of hunger and food insecurity in my region and the world. we reiterate the need to restore the black sea initiative and to establish other mechanisms that will allow us to avoid deterioration of global food insecurity. similarly, trade in fertilizer, seeds and other agricultural inputs should not suffer restrictions. we must drive deeper effort by all organs and agencies of the un system and by member states in order for us to turn the page over a chapter of humanity in which military spending reaches $2 trillion and 1/3 of the production of healthy food is wasted. meanwhile, boys and girls are eating mud cookies. i thank you. >> i thank the representative of ecuador for their statement and i now give the floor to the representative of the united kingdom. >> thank you, madame president. let me start by welcoming you and your team to the security council, presidency, and thank the us presidency for bringing the issue of food insecurity back to this council following security council resolution 24 17. i also want to thank rena gillani, david miliband, and naveen salem for bringing your exp