central america. wildfires. from my perspective on homeland security, see vier weather events and the impact of that on aging infrastructure like a tunnel or a bridge is itself a security challenge. i think it's important that we do view climate change, global warming as a security threat in the conventional sense. many meaghan: i'm going to put this to you. because the way it has been traditional looked at we see foreign actors anti-way that they influence or don't or can impact american security. lulu: is it time to look at these things less as sort of regional conflicts and more looking at issues in terms of how they effect different countries in different places and global security and american security all at once? paul: these are all good comments. i have no real disagreement with them. i just to be clear, the assessment is sort of aggregate of respondents used. it's the wisdom of crowds approach. how the results came out don't reflect my personal judgment. i have different takes on many of the issues. on

woman: a caravan of thousands of migrants from central america trying to make their way through mexico and head toward the u.s. man: footsore and weary, migrants straggled on under a merciless sun. second man: the caravan began earlier this month in honduras, then plowed through guatemala, now mexico. it's planning to eventually reach the u.s. third man: they've attracted international attention and the anger of president donald trump. trump: a big, fairly big percentage of those people are criminals. [man speaking spanish] [woman speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [abigail speaking spanish] [victor speaking spanish] palacios: this is what we call the "plastic sea." in the eighties, when spain entered the european union, migrants started coming from the other side of the mediterranean. and they were welcomed here because they helped to expand this area and supply europe with fruits and vegetables. but for some years, until now, migrants are not so welcomed. grants fininstead a plasc sea, a pstic wall. woman: one of the biggest entryways into europe for migrants and refugees is in

and he was like, "central american," or, as he liked to call me, "you're a child of the americas."the end of the day, you're a child of this continent." and that has always stuck with me, and that's really behind a lot of the work that i do. ♪ central america, it's always referred to as a space where there's only poverty, there's only violence, there's only repression. and even though those things may be true, it is not all that that community is encompassed of. and joy is something that still exists. being half and half -- half salvadorean, half nicaraguan -- in itself is an identity crisis, because i never felt fully one or fully the other. [ men singing in spanish ] ♪ i dance nicaraguan folklore because it's one of the very few ways to have access to that part of my identity. when i'm in full, like, folklore gear of sorts, i feel really empowered. it's when i feel the most beautiful and the most present in community, and it's really exciting every time. , 18, erwaan anashrou thigroup, a tol onibutgmy way was to contribute illustrations and to sell them an community work. in earl

what is next for one of the poorest tions in central america?s is "inside story." ♪ host: hello and welcome to the program. to some, daniel ortega is a dictator who ruthlessly crushed all dissent in nicaragua. he won a fourth straight term as president after jailing opposition candidates and banning international observers. supporters say he is standing up to bullying from the west. the u.s. and eu imposed new sentients. most countries stayed away from the ceremony. ortega found support from russia and china. nicaragua switched diplomatic ties from -- switched diplomatic ties to beijing. >> this was daniel ortega's fourth consecutive swearing-in so money. he -- swearing-in ceremony. he vowed to improve conditions in nicaragua, the second poorest country in central america next to haiti. >> we are here to assure nicaraguans have a dignified life, to eradicate poverty in this country with sovereignty and freedom. correspondent: the president of cuba and venezuela were there, and also deliberations from iran -- also delegations from iran and china.

colonialism in the reality that the money in the north, it is worth more than the money here across central america in latin america. but i see that i, we're very different than the diatribes or the cost of the location that we hear from the new york times. the wall street journal, the cnn. in fox, i see a nichol, i, when people continue to build an alternative system, an anti capitalist system. i see nick at i will fortified every day by these new relationships with vietnam. china, russia no longer in the us, control the world and realize it's unipolar. ready hedge a monic dreams because of this constantly growing unity among the black hated states. so we see iran trading with ben as well as well, of finding russia, russia, finding nichol. i went on and on a hiero, let me ask you. we've talked in this program about the countries that have taken a stance against president ortega, we've talked about the countries that are supporting them right now. are there other countries that are trying to make diplomatic in roads with ortega and trying to sway him in that way? through diplomacy, this player here

much damage was done of the foreign policy decisions the last president made in latin america, central america, south america, that we now have when i call for some of the democracies , i called and a number of nations showed up, what is going to allow us to generate -- we have actually had a reduction in the number of democracies in the world. it seems to me there is nothing more important. when i was a kid in college, we stood talk about america's backyard. -- we used to talk about america's backyard. it's not america's backyard. south of the border is america's front yard and we are equal. we have to work very hard on. the trouble is, we are great difficulty making the the mistakes that were made in the last four years and is going to take some time. gentlemen in the back? then i will go to the site. reporter: thank you. thank you for holding this press conference. i hope there are more than. pres. biden: anytime you have an extra three hours, we can do it. [laughter] reporter: we will stay for a couple more parted said you were surprised by the republican obstruction of your agenda. didn't

was done as a consequence of foreign policy decisions the last president made in latin america, central america, south america, that we now have when i call for some of the democracies. i call a number of nations screwed up for this, some of action. what is it that it is going to allow us to generate -- we have actually had a reduction in the number of democracies in the world. and it seems to me, there is nothing more important. we used to talk about when i was a kid, college come about america's backyard. it's not america's backyard. everything south of the mexican border is america's front yard. and we are equal people. we don't dictate what happens in any other part of this country or south american continent. we have to work very hard on it. but the trouble is we are having great difficulty making up for the mistakes made over the last four years. it will take some time. ps, and the back and then i will go to the side. >> reporter: thank you, mr. president i am from yahoo! news and thank you for holding this press conference. i hope there is more of them. >> president biden: you have an ex

if this latest migrant caravan from central america is successful in reaching the u. s. southern border, it will only add to the already overcrowded conditions at this and other border cities. seeking to avoid a larger crisis aid workers in the want to have asked regional governments to do more to ensure the resources necessary. citing a growing number of families with children who continue to arrive at the doorstep of united states. manuel rap a low al jazeera, the one in mexico construction has begun on the 1st large scale wind farm off the coast of the united states. it line far behind other industrialized nations in clean energy, but the white house is fast tracking wind power projects to meet climate change commitments. person salumi has more from new england. it's a project years in the making a wind farm off the coast of massachusetts. we're looking out to the ocean, so 35 miles from here. that's where we will see the turbines. 62 turbines known as vineyard wind, one enough to power 400000 homes, the ceo of the danish company behind it says it took the approval

its 4000 kilometer journey from central america, but could it be a road to nowhere? ah long welcome to the program, our top story, the underwater volcano eruption that triggered as soon army across the pacific ocean could be the most powerful explosion of its kind in 30 years. australian authorities saying that 1st report suggests no mass casualties. there is a significant damage to roads and bridges, a fiber optic cable connecting the country the rest of the world is thought to be broken. meaning that communications could be down for weeks in tonga or any zealand air force ari on ashcroft left oakland on monday morning local time to assist in on an initial impact assessment of the area. the low lying islands flying conditions were too hazardous to undertake such admission any earlier. alexey o'brien has more . it took only minutes to the ways to arrive this an army and gone. st. tom, his main islands tong popping the water and rushing ashore into homes. and this church in the capital, luke, or loafer, this woman was screaming live on facebook when the waves swept th

and the years for us migrant caravan begins its 4000 kilometer journey from central america . could it be a road to nowhere? ah clone, welcome to the program or the underwater volcano or option that triggered as soon on me across the pacific ocean could be the most powerful explosion of its type in 30 years. flood waters from the wave caused significant damage across tonga, a fiber optic cable connecting the country to the rest of the world is thought to be broken. and that means that communications could be down for weeks. so normally alert stretched from japan to new zealand in the united states, with 2 women reported to have drowned in peru, alexia brian has more on this now. it took only minutes to the waves to arrive this an army and gung saint thomas main islands. toma top in the water, rushing ashore into homes. and this church in the capitol look or loafer. this woman was screaming live on facebook when the waves swept through. they were triggered by this. the under water hung her tongue, her alpine volcano just 70 kilometers from the tongue and capitol. it's been, are

done as a consequence to the foreign policy decisions the last president made in latin america, central america and south america that we now have, and i called for a summit of the democracies. i called that, a number of nations showed up for this summit of democracy. what's going to allow us to generate -- we've actually had a reduction in the number of democracies in the world. and it seems to me there's nothing more important -- we used to talk about, when i was a kid in college, about america's backyard. it's not america's backyard. everything south of the mexican border is america's front yard. and we're equal people. we don't dictate what happens in any other part of this continent or the south american continent. z we have to work very hard on it. but we're having great difficulty making up for the mistakes made in the last four years. that's going to take some time. yes, the gentleman in the back. now i'll go to this side, okay? >> thank you, mr. president. alexander, yahoo! news. thank you for holding this press conference. i hope there's more of them. >> any time you have an extra thr

the outcome has this been this pile up of migrants from central america, from south america, the caribbean, elsewhere in the world, here on the border out there as manuel are below reporting live from to want to mexico my while many thanks. ah. hello adrian. forget hear it though, how the headlines on al jazeera, astronomy, as hipaa pacific nation of tonga. after an under c volcano erupted, but there's no word on casualties. us phone lines are down waves more than a meter in height. hit fiji van.

what is happening at the border there are still thousands more getting ready to head hear from central america and 150 countries. trey: good evening thank you for joining us, i am trey gowdy, it is "sunday night in america," i want to start by wishing everyone a happy, healthy beginning to 2022. with a new year there are goals and opportunities and challenges. chance favors the prepared mind, let's prepare for the new year by taking a close look at what we can expect in 2022, midterm elections are coming, there are economic challenges at home. the world stage is always fluid and unpredictable. president biden beginning his second year in office, i can not think of anyone better to help us usher in the new year and reflect on what we've learned in the old one than martha. the host of the story. one of my favorite people in the world, her favorite college football team has a new head coach. she may want to talk about this too, happy new year, martha. martha. martha. >> trey happy new year. trey: is there anything in 2021 that caught your attention because you think it received too much coverage

if this latest migrant caravan from central america is successful in reaching the u. s. southern border, it will only add to the already overcrowded conditions at this and other border cities. seeking to avoid a larger crisis aid workers in the one i have asked regional governments to do more to ensure the resources necessary siding, a growing number of families with children who continue to arrive at the doorstep of the united states. manuel rap a low al jazeera tiquana, mexico protested and jelly have gathered to voice her anger against undocumented migrants mostly from venezuela. they blamed them for a rising violence and that she didn't receive a ticket. in a similar demonstration, last year, protests burned down tense and dices belonging to recent arrivals. the international organization for migration estimates nearly 1700000 migrants are in chile. a prominent suit in these pro democracy group has conditionally accepted the u. n's offer to broke her an end to the political deadlock protests as have been marching against military since it overthrew the civilian le

along the caribbean coast of central america. now if a north america will, things will quiet and down across in western and northern parts of the region. it could be centralized, which will see some heavy rain, more snow into central canada, but snow to the northwest. for the weather sponsored by catera always. ah, this is al jazeera ah. hello, i am emily anglin. this is the news our live from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, kazakstan detains its former intelligence chief on suspicion of treason. after days of violent protests. at least 22 people die in northern pakistan after getting stranded in heavy snowfall. a weekend curfew is imposed in new delhi as india reports as high as.

. >> she took a trip to central america and accomplish nothing.at el paso more than 700 miles away from the real crisis and accomplish nothing. one month ago a federal judge ordered the biden administration to remain in mexico policy and trump and that it doesn't seem so bad. maybe that's a step in the right direction but never underestimate biden's ability to screw things up there now asking the supreme court to rule to and that remain in mexico policy once and for all. sarah you have been doing this closer. what you expect from here? >> i am concerned. i was in guatemala and interviewed him all the vice president was there. it was a complete failure. her trip fell apart as the president of guatemala made that very clear. actually in dell rio in the rio grande valley and arizona. we keep saying the biden policy failure. it is a failure for the american people for national security and a humanitarian crisis and for those to be trafficked across the border. but based on what president biden and his administration is doing, this is what they want. t

the outcome has this been this pilot of migrants from central america, from south america, the caribbean, elsewhere in the world, here on the border out there as manuel are below reporting live there from to want to mexico my while many thanks. ah, hello, adrian finnegan here and so how the headlines on al jazeera astronomy, as hipaa pacific nation of tonga. after an under c volcano erupted, but there's no word on casualties. as phone lines are down, waves more than a meter in height, hit fiji van iwatsu and american smart, snobby alerts and advisors are in place for parts of japan and the western united states fire tennis world. number one, novak joker, which is in court and australia to appeal the decision to revoke his visa for a 2nd time. the hearing is taking place just a day before the australian open begins. sarah clark has more and what the government's lawyers have been arguing. they stating the joke of it's his high profile status and his high profile views. i use anti vaccination kind of status, so he's often opposed man fi vaccination. they're saying that could view the anti

his tongue is the first place reach for migrant heading by a caravan of three central america .e producer spoke to the mayor last month and he said migrants are coming from all over the world. >> [speaking spanish] cuba, venezuela. >> so you are hear of this little town in panama just rang to keep the peace and all of a sudden somalia starts to show up ? maybe things are out of control. may be the biden administration is destabilizing not just our country but the entire hemisphere. the mayor told us the number of migrants entering his town has increased dramatically. [foreign language] >> 100,000 people, imagine bein that guy, it being the mayor of any town or imagine being an american. the congresswoman of mexico has been on this topic she recently met with the mayor and joins us thank you so much for coming on. i am amazed and impressed that you took the time to meet with this mayor. what did you learn? >> thank you for having me. what i learned was what he was just saying, migrants are comin from all over the world, and they're actually taking over neighborhoods they are keep

it's a 1st caravan from central america to make its way for the united states was here many say they all fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president biden has backed age proposals to slow migration. now concerns are growing for the pacific island of tonga. after a tsunami with waves more than a meta high hit, the island, it was triggered by an underwater volcano eruption on saturday. internet has been caught and the full extent of the damage is unclear. snobby warnings have been issued across the pacific rim. ah, this is the aftermath of the sooner me that hit the shorelines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the exclusion in tona. the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. these satellite images show gas and ash being thrown thousands of meters into the aris atmosphere. communication links to tongue that have been damaged, but the capital has sustained significant damage. says new zealand prime minister jacinta arden. this is weird these of course or an urgency here. we want to make sure that we be on the ground as soon a

and chair raul ruiz how the biden administration should deal with the surge of migrant from central america. all of this as we keep our eyes on a major winter storm expected to dump two feet of snow in some parts of the east coast. we begin with our breaking news, a major bridge collapse in pittsburgh. hours before president biden is set to visit the city to tout his infrastructure bill. take a look at this picture. three people and seven first responders were also hurt. there are no fatalities reported. joining me now is pennsylvania's governor john fetterman who's on the scene. what are you seeing right now? >> it is surreal. the bridge collapsed -- excuse me. the bridge collapsed about 15 feet behind me. the bridge disengaged from both ends and the entire span collapsed and thankfully no one is on the trail below it. at least as far that's what we know no one is below it. i drove on this bridge last night to pick up my son's best friend. thousands of pittsburgh here used it daily. thankfully no one was killed. >> i know this really just happened just recently but any thoughts or ideas ho

the tenderloin who don't speak spanish, they speak a different language and maya community from central america and mexico and there's a lot of folks from china and all over the place. it's a very diverse working class neighborhood and people told me, you know, that both they love a lot of things in the community and that they also live in fear. and so one thing we've been talking about, you know, harm reduction and abstinence and i think we should do everything and we need a safe injection site and we need a linkage center. we need everything for sure. i agree also that this is a mental health crisis. the health crisis. it is a safety crisis and i think it's also a community development crisis. and i'm a little surprised that we're not naming that. and so i want to name it, colleagues, you know, because i do think that i am -- i know that we cannot encarson rate ourselves out of this problem. that is not an effective

it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states this year. many say they were fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has backed aid proposers to slow migration. former us president donald trump has been holding a rally with supporters in arizona. during his speech, he criticized us president biden's, grown of irish policies. unmask and vaccine mandates and locked in. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 elections without offering evidence. concerns are growing for the pacific island of tonga, after its unami with waves more than a meter high washed over the island. internet service has been disrupted, so the full extent of the damage remains unknown. and underwater. volcanic eruption on saturday has triggered shoe nami warnings across the pacific rim. ah, this is the aftermath of this you now, me that hit the shore lines of peru over 10000 kilometers away from the explosion in tall non the underwater eruption was so powerful that it was detected around the world. the satellite images show gas and

it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states this year. many our fleet poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has backed aid proposals to slow migration. thousands of people have attended candlelight vigils across ireland in memory of a young woman murdered earlier this week. ashley murphy was attacked in broad daylight while jogging along a popular route in the central town of to lamore. the case has its marked public anger about violence against women and girls. communication links with the pacific island of tomba are down after a massive underwater volcano eruption the hunger tangled hunger. her pi volcano sent big waves to the islands of tonka and fiji. they were option triggered several soon. army warnings, including in hawaii and on the us west coast. while the galapagos islands are known as the living laboratory of evolution, because their remote location provides refuge for many unique species of flora and fauna. ecuador has now joined its neighbors to expand the marine reserve around the islands. that m

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s. police, a $38.00 people from central america were found in the truck after it crashed into a retaining wall on a highway. some has the same minor injuries. corona virus infections across europe are reaching record numbers. this, as the world health, organization warns and more than half of europeans could become infected with the micron. very, and germany reported over 80000 new cobit 19 infections on wednesday. that's more in a single day than at any time during the pandemic. canada's 2nd most populous province, quebec has announced plans to impose a health tax on residence who refused to get the corporate 1900 vaccination for non medical reasons. and the australian state of new south wales, as seen, its deadliest day of the pandemic, with surging on the cron infections leading to staff shortages with koby 1900 infection rate spiking in many places around the world. some countries are counting on vaccine booster campaigns. the stop the spread. one of those countries is indonesia. it launches its booster campaign today with around 4000000 infections and 850000 deaths. the world for the

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dozens of people hiding in a cargo truck headed to the united states. police $838.00 people from central america were found in the truck after it crashed into a retaining wall on a highway. some have minor injuries and nato. russia talks kickoff to day in brussels, amid rising tensions on the ukrainian border initial talks between russian and u. s. officials on monday and it in deadlock. russia is pushing for written guarantees that there will be no more nato expansion towards the east, and that ukraine will never, ever join the western military alliance. british prime minister boris johnson is facing growing public outrage. he's under pressure over allegations that he and his staff flouted lockdown rules in 2020 to hold a garden party. this, after the media obtained a leak to email invitation to the gathering, sent to more than a 100 people. it was particularly warm and sunny in britain in may. 2020 presenting a stark contrast to the troubled times as the 1st corona, virus wave, but death locked downs and social restrictions. the u. k. it depends all of us the entire country to follow the advic

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this administration has argued that we have to attack the root causes of immigration, in central americat not only we haven't seen a reduction in the number of immigrants, we've soon an increase since last year. this is not a one-day solution but i mean, we saw an increase of immigrants coming in, so there's a lot of work to do. what have we been doing wrong as a country and as a region? >> so i want to take advantage of our time together, julio, to ask that the president speak to you, that he sit down with julio of telemundo, if you can include me in there, i'd love to but if not ask the president of the united states to sit down and talk about the issues. one of the border policies not asked about, title 42 the trump-era policy that expels migrants on the basis of public health. the biden administration spent yesterday defending that in court. what is title 42 and what does it do? >> that's one question we should ask him, jose, you and i together in this interview. title 42 is basically an order that uses public health grants to authorize the u.s. government to immediately expel and tu

the rockies as we had to work california, and also nevada denver at minus 11 degrees out for central america son. really the name of the game, but some showers, nicaragua, intercoastal rica and panama and pretty much in the zone from brazil. yeah, it's a rio de janeiro. we have orange weather alerts. what that means is we could see a 100 millimeters of rain and that winds up to a 100 kilometers per hour. that's it. happy new year season. oh, the weather. sponsored by katara always. it's the political debate show that's challenging the way you think it a military advancement. going to stop the family ticket. i was confused. he's right now people are very children are day up front with me. markham on hill, on out 0. ah, this is al jazeera ah alarm clock. this isn't use our life window coming up in the next 60 minutes protests in iraq nearly 2 years after iran's top general costume. sumani was assassinated by us. drained strike near baghdad.