they were watching 2 tropical storms in central america and the caribbean, but before we get there, let's have a look at south america. and the wet weather can be found in the north west with more storms creeping into coastal areas of columbia. going to dry up however for the east coast of brazil, that storm system pulling away for rio de janeiro. and we will see more in the way of sunshine certainly by monday. now that's not the case for the south. for chile and argentina, we've got a cold front sweeping through knocking the temperature down in santiago and bringing small severe storms to northern areas of argentina and speaking of storms as we move to central america and the caribbean. this was the satellite image of tropical storm fiona, as it moved over the leeward islands, bringing heavy rain. it wasn't strong enough to become a hurricane, but those wind speeds may pick up after its move through puerto rico and the dominican republic where it brings the threat of landslides and flooding is expected to move towards the turks and caicos islands and strengthen. now we've also got furthe

hello, they were watching 2 tropical storms in central america and the caribbean. but before we get there, let's have a look at south america. and the wet weather can be found in the north west with the more storms creeping into coastal areas of columbia. gonna dry up however for the east coast of brazil, that storm system pulling away for rio de janeiro. and we will see more in the way of sunshine certainly by monday. now that's not the case for the south. for chile, an argentina, we've got a cold front sweeping through knocking the temperature down in santiago and bringing small severe storms to northern areas of argentina and speaking of storms as we moved to central america and the caribbean. this was the satellite image of tropical storm fiona, as it moved over the leeward islands, bringing heavy rain. it wasn't strong enough to become a hurricane, but those wind speeds may pick up after it's moved through puerto rico and the dominican republic where it brings the threat of land slides and flooding is expected to move towards the turks and cake of islands and s

our central america correspondent boards from honduras. >> on patrol with the anti-drug police, tonscaine is smuggled through these rugged hillsides each year. also hidden deep in the jungle is the raw material of its production. there has been a rise in cocoa plantations in honduras, particularly under the disgraced ex-president. this, a destroyed cocaine laboratory on the corner of a coca plantation, a species that isn't even endemic to central america. plenty of critics would say that this is his real legacy 200. in office mr. hernandez enjoyed the full support of washington, especially from the trump administration. now the u.s. aims to jail its former ally, saying he took $1 million from the drug lord and chapo horse man and read -- let a so-called narco state. human rights activists called it a narco dictatorship. >> it was a dictatorship disguised as this -- democracy. we lost to the rule of law. we didn't have a state of rights or laws but had a state of unlawfulness that worked very well for them to replug -- repress the population that didn't agree with the dictatorship. >>

the united states in costa rica have also qualified from north and central america. michael ammonia is the costa rican defender his score the winning penalty and shoot him to the 2014 world cup and brazil that sent his side into the quarter finals. it was cost reek as best ever run at the finals. ammonia tells us in his own words about that decisive kick, went off lower to that, and they before taking that penalty kicks. i felt a lot of responsibility, a lot of commitment to my teammates, to myself and the country. i knew that there was an entire country watching over my shoulders and the history of costa rican football as well. it was such a great a means joy afterwards to see my teammates cry and laugh. at the same time. i felt so much pride and personal satisfaction, but at the same time i knew that i'd just done something very special. and the truth is that i was in shock. i lost my bearings, i sort of disconnected from the world for about 5 minutes. i can't really remember many of the things i've said or done in that moment is like after the world cup after braz

if we took some of those supply chain issues from china, went down to mexico or central america, southn. when there is prosperity and other economies there is peace and less illegal immigration. >> bret: we talk to democrats and republicans or people who come from different sides of issues. we often find that there wants a lot of things that they could agree on but that the cause of the partisan bickering both sides go to their corners. is that a fair statement? >> i think it's fair. look, nancy and i don't agree on loot of issues. but we don't question each other's patriotism. we don't question each other's character. we agree disagree civilly. we look for the vin diagram where there is intersection and progress. took that approach solve more issues for the american people. >> bret: what did you make about the president the pandemic is over. "the washington post" writes biden is right the pandemic is over that doesn't mean the coronavirus is no longer causing harm it signals the end of emergency state as covid has involved into endemic disease. >> i think the post is right. look, the

things can expect some strong support here in the hospital with the spotlight on north and central america and canada. build that personally finishing qualified poll will the us, mexico, will costa rica rise to the occasion? the countdown on al jazeera. ah no, i'm marianne noisy. and then just a quick look at the main stories now and in i to nations is planning to send monitors the ukranian city of idiom to investigate reports of a mass burial site that ukraine is saying. 450 bodies were discovered just days after the city was recaptured from russian forces. it's accused russia of carrying out possible war crimes. any of the victims of believe to have been civilians and officials say most are showing signs of torture. or concerns over the warn you crying as spill down to the open at a summit. have central asian powers. india's prime minister, nor under modi, directly criticized the conflict during talks with president putin. i tell you it's not an error of war and i have spoken too many times of the phone on this issue. that democracy, diplomacy, and dialogue are all the things that make i

early on, she went to central america to talk to her counterparts in central, in south america, in mexico. the border patrol and department of homeland security just put out numbers that said immigration from mexico and central america are at huge reduced numbers. so clearly what she was doing, what this administration was doing is working. >> that is false. >> venezuela, the imgmajority o the immigrants -- >> hold on, scott. >> yes, scott, we do. listen to what -- from mexico and central america the numbers are reduced. the people coming over here, people coming from venezuela, nicaragua and cuba. frankly they're fleeing dictatorships. these should be the people republicans are welcoming with open arms. >> very quickly, scott, final word to you and then we have to wrap it up. >> my final word is this. if democrats would like to run a campaign saying the border is secure and there's no illegal immigration problem, i wholeheartedly endorse it. >> hold on. >> all right. scott jennings, maria cardona. i knew it would be a fiery conversation on this saturday night and you both delivered. than

things can expect some strong support hearing with the spotlight on north and central america. can canada build on that 1st place? finishing, qualifying all will the us mexico or costa rica right to be gated. the local countdown on al jazeera ah and carrie johnson though, how with headlines on al jazeera ukraine's president says, there is evidence of widespread torture. as more bodies are found at a mass burial site in the countries east. the city of is human was reclaimed from russian forces last week. the czech republic, which holds the e u presidency, is calling for an international war crimes tribunal to be established. the head of the pro russian administration, which abandoned is you, has accused ukraine of staging atrocities. golly o'con bonded to galvan, kimberly appointed less machine. and now as the occupiers fled, they also dropped the torture device. lay slippery even at the railway station. we found a room for torture until 3 electric torture could wine envelope us both. hulu is just a train station. torture was a wide spread practice in the occupy territory. that

administration insists it is the democratic agenda to lure illegal immigrants across mexico and central america into south america. that is the pipeline. and the pipeline receives illegal immigrants from across the world. it is the biden administration and democrats like the chairwoman that have lord -- lured least citizens from other nationstates to come to our nation illegally. to transport illegal aliens has been happening for two years. we have had three point 5 million documented illegal crossings and another 1.5 million hardened criminals that eve a lawful -- law enforcement. those are my numbers. the official number is 900,000, but my numbers are more accurate. you are about 5 million illegal aliens who have crossed into our country in two years. where do you think those people have gone? they have been forced into every square inch of america, every state, every county has been impacted. democrats are all about redistribution of wealth and they consider illegal aliens, which they call migrants now, they consider them to be a a valuable asset to the country, so why would they stand again

heading north for help, the number of people crossing the gorge that connects central colombia to central americaased 20-fold since 2020. in mogilev i will start turning on today heating in the housing stock, as well as in dormitories and hotels, will also bring warmth to vitebsk apartments. the decision was made by the local city executive committee within 10 days will be carried out, checking the operation of the equipment and primary adjustment. the working hours of plumbers will be extended until 10 pm to work, they will also work on weekends. the houses will be set up. in addition, our specialists will go out to watch when it gets warmer, of course, the coolant will be, and less temperature will be supplied, and the entire staff will be involved around the clock, almost all applications that will be on the housing stock on problematic issues. you can apply, for example, in lived or already years. we will be on duty around the clock. on the eve of the heating season started in the housing stock of brest minsk grodno but in the gomel region, heat will come to residential buildings on saturday.

busy border and going to central america, i don't think really accomplishes a lot. i think, speaking the american people about this more directly with. all right, well let me thank you both veteran journalists and authors, ferris dockman of the new york times, and tom nichols of the atlantic magazine. thanks for these articles and thanks for joining us today at your famine. so what's the bottom line? america has a major immigration ulcer that's getting worse and worse. hundreds of thousands of people a month are fleeing their homes in latin america and trying to get into the united states. some di trying, some are beaten rapes traffic. some just need a job and others are trying to escape the impunity in their own countries. either way, they're driven by desperation. otherwise they just would never pick up their families and go through this ordeal. there are no good answers. nations must control their borders, or guess what? they seem to be nations at the same time, there is a humane way to deal with the problem. and that's certainly not what we saw on the ruthless e

and i bought the most from the choka indians when we were in central america. a wife in america. no, varvara was afraid of airplanes. i went with her friend tatyana, your relationship was more than friendly. yes, lord, well, what does it matter now? it just matters now. yes, we were lovers. and your wife knew about it. varvara it's her own fault for sending me with her best friend, understand? yes, what do you understand? vitaly sergeevich, you will have to travel with me. and one more thing, if not difficult, grab one little yellow frog, please. he was in the hospital, but nothing. in any case, we have a person who can shed at least some light on this situation. opera singer, right? and where are you crashing? i said not allowed. and if i'm a very ardent fan, trust me you can miss it. tatyana leonidovna but you just look great. thanks seryozha for some reason it seems to me that you are not here to make non- compliments. i understand that you are very busy before the performance, therefore, i decided not to call you to us, but i myself how can i help? and, whe

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>> there are three countries, there are fewer immigrants coming from central america and from mexico, this is totally different circumstance. >> do you have response to that, sir? >> he should come visit, we have a beautiful shoreway. >> president biden did not seem concerned when asked about the migrant flight headed for his vacation home in delaware. watch this. >> when biden is flying these people all over the fruited plain in the middle of the night, i didn't hear a peep out of those people. they were provided ability to be in the most posh sanctuary jurisdiction maybe in the world and obviously it is sad martha's vineyard people deported them the next day. >> brooke: number of fugitives being caught on the terror watch list is up 400% and republicans sound the alarm on the drug crisis caused by the biden administration policies. >> how about the dead americans? like four students in haze county who died from fentanyl poisoning or 72,000 who die from fentanyl poisoning in the last year, more than all of the american casualties in the vietnam war. >> brooke: democrats say the answe

, some soaking rains across the pacific coast of central america. while we've got a pretty distinct line of storms from the pacific coast of columbia, stretching right into the southeast of brazil. this is a cold front and stock track those temperatures, for example, in rio de janeiro to 24 degrees. like this and northerly wind has popped up the temperature and by your blanca and commodore reef davia coming in at 20 degrees with plenty of sun. i'll leave you here. i'll see you soon. the frank assessments, how much support is there for st. protests that we've seen in coffee and across the rest of the country. the st movement. very good at tapping into the core. confound the people across the country, informed opinions we will say more of what is happening is that climate change is making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines, druggie is credited by some we're really, we're storing italy's credibility to critics would say he couldn't play the part of a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? the wells ca

each month we're focusing on a different region and this time is north and central america. oh, canada's bands are excited after their country finished as regions talk qualifier. we'll take a closer look at their teen. united states are also in the mix up. they're missing the last finals in russia, but will they be able to surpass the success of their women's world cup winners? mexico and costa rica are representing the central america will have a special reports from both countries and catch up with fans preparing to make the journey to support their teams. here in hats are joining us to talk through it all . our former u. s. international and caribbean sports analyst christopher's sullivan, who's near of palo alto in california, and canadian sports analysts bought ruins. who's in vancouver? ah, with a lot, lots to get through with 4 teams having qualified from the north and central american region. canada finished top of the table followed by their 2026 world cup co host mexico and the united states, costa rica, qualified via the playoff. here's how they've been drawn in t

world sanctuary is powerful and these individuals from all over the world, not just south and central america have spent weeks if not months in dangerous, unknown, crazy, you know, that dynamics where children are be abused and sex trafficking and we've seen a story where we found traffickers transporting people in suitcases and in water barrels. these people who created this incentive and who've made it possible to make money like this on the backs of human beings, the littering of the human bodies that we don't see along this trail from the middle east, from asia, from south and central america, creating this dynamic where people want to go take that first step pay, all their money to get here and then suddenly the first time they have actual secure transportation to a city or to an environment that portrays itself as this is the place to come. this is where you'll be safe. and now they complain and are condemned and it's considered an assault on the cities. what this has revealed is the lie of what democrats have said, the danger that that rhetoric has placed people in and when people make

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let's start in central america and the caribbean, where we're watching 2 tropical systems tropical storm. fiona is strengthening, as it works, its way west. it pulled across the leeward islands, bringing very heavy rain and powerful winds to the likes of guadalupe. we saw damage and destruction there, and that's after nearly $250.00 millimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours. now. the rain warnings remain here. we were hurricane warnings out for puerto rico and eastern areas of the dominican republic. we're also going to see some pretty powerful gusts of wind. we could see half a meter of rain fall in places leading to floods and landslides. it is set to swing its way further. northwest, moving towards the turks and keiko's islands. it could strengthen into a hurricane. we've also got tropical storm madeline. now that's off the coast of mexico, but it's likely to join up with the remnants of leicester and it could bring some very heavy rain to that north, west coast of mexico. now as we move to south america, much of the wet weather can be found in the northwest corner, some severe storms

approximate i want to take the opportunity to congratulate all the consulates of central america that today they are celebrating their independence day. thank you, congratulations. they could not make it buzz they are celebrating their independence day, too. i welcome with all the gratitude to our friends. our sponsors, and donors that are here today. thank you. we are so grateful, also with the team of the mexican consulate. they have been working hard. many color guards they are hiding there to participate. thank you. i want to mention our consulate who has been working very hard with many of you to make this event to happen. [applause]. again, we are like the mayor we are grateful we are here in person with all of you. and that -- we will be able to do the cry el grito from the balcony. and this is manage well deserved. the large mexican community living here. during the pandemic they were and continue front line workers. during the pandemic they allowed us to have the basic services that we need even during the times that were difficult for everyone. thank you again to our communi

some soaking rains across the pacific coast of central america as well . we've got a pretty distinct line of storms from the pacific coast of columbia stretching right into the southeast of brazil. this is it called frank men stuck pack those temperatures, for example in rio de janeiro to 24 degrees. lou, there's a northerly wind, has popped up the temperature and by jablonka and commodore a river davia coming in at 20 degrees with plenty of sun. i'll leave you here, i'll see you soon. i shall airline the journey. ah ah, ah. sake that he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero. ah .

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there are similar things that happened in africa and central america. tell me again how it is that china and russia are the ones destabilizing the world. how is it that the united states has been helping in on the side of the angels and everyone else is on the side of evil? imran: you are hearing two different perspectives there. at some point, russia is going to have to decide who it wants to throw its lot in. china is not completely back russia when it comes to the war in ukraine. they are afraid of sanctions as well. dmitry: of course the war in ukraine is a tragedy, but the western view is a simplistic view of that tragedy. he postponed the signing and the public wanted it. the president had the full right to postpone the signing of that agreement. the violent action against him was absolutely illegal. you can imagine what would happen in the united states to somebody who killed 30 policeman trying to make the president signed some kind of a document. this action was fully supported by the united states and the european union. it was a disgrace. thi

. >> joint task force alpha has uncovered thousands of migrants from mexico and central america.nce 2018 involving some of the most dangerous conditions border patrol has ever seen. migrants were stuffed inside wooden cargo crates and piled trucks before being transported across the border. others were stuffed inside suitcases and even water tanks. the takedown comes as the biden administration faces increasing criticism over the border crisis with over 1 million migrants crossing the southern border illegally in just over a year. >> border is secure. but we also have a broken immigration system. >> the white house insists the crisis is former president trump's fault. >> we are taking unprecedented action. we had to fix something that was broken, especially by the last administration. >> a new u.n. report reveals human smuggling is serving abroad as well. today 50 million people worldwide are enisolated. that number has surged by 10 million over the last five years. those 50 million are split between forced labor and forced marriage millions are children. awaiting the numbers. cb

you got people from not only mexico, central america, you got people from all over the world. saudi arabia, india, bangladesh, china, russia, name the country, there's over 60 countries that are represented. venezuela is only one part. there's so many people from across the world that already figured this out. you come through the southern border, guess what? there's a little speed bump and you come across. >> neil: congressman cuellar, thanks very much. i wanted your take on these unusual takes for those trying to get in. meantime, trying to find a way to pay for forgiving so many student loans. some republicans have come up with a plan. how do the colleges deal with it on their dime? not ours. people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. ♪ good times. insurance! ♪ only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> neil: it seems the more you give people, the tuition forgiveness, the more they want. the republicans have a solution. why not stop the

. $300 million have gone to something called the central america local.those places but will, it is not just even $300 million. will: no, because it doesn't include this money here scheduled to be sent to el salvador, guatamala and honduras to fight covid-19. it isn't on this wall, worth pointing out the cogs of illegal immigration protected over the number of illegal immigrants come to the united states it now more than it would have cost to build the border wall. pete: this is, that is exactly right. laughably high and low amount of money when you contract fact our immigration illegally has skyrocketed. they want to tell us in a willy wonka type of way we're addressing it with root causes with pile of cash we're sending to central america as more and more people leave those places. will: this is the hard number now of golden ticket of imaginary money being spent. number two, comes in the form of electric vehicles for everyone, $900 million for evs. part of one trillion trillion infrastructure law that was passed, infrastructure law passed november. $900

the root factors that are pulling people away from their homes in places in central america, in south america and the broader region that are bringing them to our border. the state department is working hard every day to try to address those pool factors, those root causes -- >> martha: with all due respect, would you say those efforts are failing since two million people have crossed the border [900,000 have gotten away? the numbers do matter, right, ned? >> of course numbers matter. but it also matters that this is a challenge that has built up over the course of decades now. >> martha: it's gotten considerably worse in your administration, the administration you work for. considerably worse. not better. root causes have not been addressed. >> and of course, we have never been under any illusions nor should anyone that we can fully address the root causes overnight or over the course of a week or month. but this is something that we're working on, working on it as diligently as we can. we brought together the con tries of the hemisphere to work on this challenge. there was a declara

. >> rise in dangerous smuggling from central america and impacting our border communities. >> gillianint task force alpha has uncovered thousands of migrants from central america and mexico, involving some of the most dangerous conditions border patrol says they have ever witnessed. stuffed into wooden cargo crates and piled on top of flatbed trucks before being transported across the border. others stuffed inside suitcases and emptied out water tanks. comes as the biden administration faces increasing chris sichl over the border crisis, more than a million migrants crossing the border in over a year. the white house insists the crisis is former president trump's fault. take a listen. >> we are taking unprecedented action. we had to fix something that was broken, especially by the last administration. >> right now we are awaiting the official august border crossing numbers, but sources are telling us the total number of encounters this fiscal year has surpassed the 2 million mark, as you know, that's with more than a month to spare. >> john: yeah, exactly. september 31st the end of th

. >> there are fewer immigrants coming from central america than from mexico.s is a totally different circumstance. >> totally different because central america and mexico are not in the northern triangle that vice president kamala harris was supposed to be focusing on. of course in northern triangle would be countries like el salvador, honduras and guatemala. only now it is thousands more each month coming to this country from places like venezuela, cuba, and nickel wobbled up. new york city says that it is considered using cruise ship they are, the big apple is shelters are overwhelmed to overwhelmed due to thousands of migrants coming by bus. he did explain how much smaller and towns in texas are supposed to cope with an onslaught that new york is having trouble with the times who knows how many. this is the white house white house tonight continues to monitor reports of a possible aircraft with illegal aliens and heading towards the president's home state of delaware. >> yes, we have received word of the flights and yes, we are coordinating with officials a

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those have mostly been migrants that have come from central america, but we have another situation that's going on just a little further north in the us state of massachusetts. and that's where a florida governor or another republican has sent to plain loads of migrants from venezuela. again, that have entered the united states with no documentation and have gone to a wealthy vacation area known as martha's vineyard. this is sort of a liberal destination summer vacation spot for celebrities. and also the former president of barack obama. and the point again that's trying to be made is that this is not a diverse area. you welcome diversity. you should embrace it and welcome these people into the areas that you live as well. so they say they're going to continue these so called relocation flights and buses that they are adopting in this program right now. but democrats say, again, not just political plans, but this is in a humane and cruel the truth of the matter is that this is really thrusting this back into the headlines. an issue that neither party has been able to resolve in some 20 ye

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let's start in central america and the caribbean, where we're watching to tropical systems, tropical storm. fiona is strengthening as it works, its way west. it pulled across the leeward islands, bringing very heavy rain and powerful winds to the likes of guadalupe. we saw damage and destruction there, and that's after nettie, $250.00 millimeters of rain fell in just 24 hours. now. the rain warnings remain here. we were hurricane warnings out for puerto rico and east in areas of the dominican republic. we're also going to see some pretty powerful gusts of wind. we could see half a meter of rain fall in places leading to floods and landslides. it is set to swing its way farther north west, moving towards the turks and keiko's islands. it could strengthen into a hurricane. we've also got tropical storm madeline. now that's off the coast of mexico, but it's likely to join up with the remnants of lesta and could bring some very heavy rain to that north west coast of mexico. now was we move to south america? much of the wet weather can be found in the northwest corner, some severe storms

subject but the conversation has changed though because these aren't migrants from mexico and central america. they are from venezuela, cuba, and nicaragua. they are fleeing communism which existed there for ages but now it's another excuse for them to come and us to accept them in large numbers. stuart: crazy stuff. thanks lauren. check futures please, this is wednesday morning, that's right. i see green, dow is up 141 but this is, of course, fed day. shah gilani joins me. we're expecting, seems like the market is expecting a 75 basis point hike, got that. let's not speculate on that. i want to know from you, shawn miskel gilani, how long the fed keeps raising rates after this. >> there are going to be 10 potential meetings where they can raise rates between the end of this year and the end of 2023 i think they are going to raise at least through half of this. i have a 5.5% fed funds rate pinned on my board. that's where i think fed funds are heading. a heck of a lot higher than most other folks or analysts think and that's problematic for the market. that's one of the reasons i'm very cauti