and wasting away tons of plastic day because an environmental disaster in the dominican republic. hello there we're still seeing some very very heavy downpours over parts of the philippines is a loser on where we're seeing the worst of the weather there was already some flooding here and now this area of cloud has continued to bring us some more heavy rain and within that area of cloud we have now seen a tropical system develop that depression is expected to move away towards the north but as you can see from our chart on sunday the still a lot of dark blue colors across lose on so that indicates that we're expecting some more very heavy downpours and that of course will make the flooding there worse plenty of what weather there then and that sticks around even as we head through the day on monday monday is also looking pretty wet towards the west thailand again is looking fairly soggy for the south so for many of us in somalia it should be fine it's in the east where there's the greatest risk of seeing a few outbreaks of rain here and the same goes for borneo the east is where we

and wasting away tons of plastic de vry cause an environmental disaster in the dominican republic. yeah it's. a restoration of calm seems to be holding between israel and gaza hamas says the ceasefire brokered by egypt and the u.n. was made at midnight local time it followed another bloody day along the border which saw one israeli soldier shot and killed and four palestinians die in retaliatory asterix and tank fire let's go live now to gaza city charles stratford is the chance what's happened since this cease fire agreement came into effect at midnight local time. it seems once again that we've been brought back from the brink of a full scale conflict in gaza but interestingly in the last how the i.d.f. the israeli military announced that one of their tanks targeted a hammer specific ssion in the northern area of the gaza strip off what it says suspects trying to infiltrate into israel the the army saying that off to that tank attack the so-called infiltrators went back into gaza shows you that although there is calm head calm is always a relative term when speaking about gaza th

poe mentioned before, is a former peace corps volunteer who served in the dominican republic. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized for four minutes. mr. kennedy: appreciate that, mr. speaker. i want to thank my colleague and the ranking member of the committee, mr. engel, for his advocacy for this legislation, for his leadership on the foreign affairs committee, for the time i spent on that committee as well and for all of your sbor for this legislation. i echo -- your support for this legislation. i echo the support of mr. royce and all that he and his staff did to usher this bill through to this point. of course, my colleague, mr. poe, for -- and his team for the leadership they've shown, all he's done to make sure this bill has come with the broad bipartisan support that he has and that, he says, is just the way it is. thank you, judge. i also want to say -- i would be remiss not to reference our dear colleague, former colleague, sam farr, if you ask him what day it was, would respond with a peace corps story. this is an act that's close t

drowning in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge . i made a few money thank you for your company and then geo boats carrying the bodies of two drowned migrants and once a fiver has docked at the spanish portuguese to italy refuse to accept the bodies it's an incident which again highlights the dangers facing migrants crossing the mediterranean and the failure of the european union to agree on joint policies on the issue this as its elise stance forces brussels to suspend its mediterranean naval mission aimed at people smuggling. one of the last private rescue boats to patrolling the mediterranean as european countries continue to waver over except that you saw an seekers on board a survivor and two bodies a woman and a child who died trying to cross from libya. it's unbelievable we're not allowed to dock at a single port in motor italy we're treated like people smugglers or criminals. only spain has recently given landing permission italy has announced it will not accept rescue boats even those from the european union

drowning in plot saying we need people in dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge. on germany's focal association is heavily under fire following the national team's poor worldcom performance by munich chairman crowd times home and negotiating the german football team is being brought in by holmes on the church. a record breaking heat wave is keeping parts of europe on high alert sweden is one of the countries most affected by saying its worst wildfires in decades more than fifty blazes are torching far is mostly in central and western sweden and also above the arctic circle no people have been reports harmed both large scale evacuations have been taking place the flames are being found by some of the hottest and driest weather there in a century joining me now for more is the old blake and meteorologist from the free universe is he here in berlin an expert on extreme weather conditions over thank you for joining us in the. now fires above the arctic circle circle how is that even possible well there is a heat wave but the arctic circle heads in the

class drowning in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge. i'm glad you could join us sweden is grappling to contain wildfires that are spreading across the country in a sign of how bad things are the civil defense chief has actually come out and said that the fight has been lost against some of the biggest wildfires the country has seen in decades firefighters have put out a number of small fires but the largest blazes will only go out if the weather changes help is on the way from e.u. countries including germany. it's terribly hot terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe trees brush and grass not to draw on . sweden has been hard hit it's struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. after all of that many of the fires cover several thousand hectors such large fires are usually very resource intensive the situation is very serious and we only focus ourselves on limiting the damage. firefighters the army volunteers and teens from other countries with water bombing aircraft or working fl

change the culprit will ask an expert plus to the grounding in plastic we need people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge and germany's football association is heavily under fire following the new national team's or world cup performance all by munich chairman carl hynes there romanek it claims german football is being run by quote amateurs. on land iraq thanks for your company everyone what we start off with a scorching heat wave that is spreading across of all places sweden with devastating effects well this nordic country more used to dealing with snow is battling historic wildfires that are showing little sign of letting up and that's prompted the swedish government to ask other european countries for help and getting the fires under control. it's terribly hot and terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe trees brush and grandson tinder dry and sweden has been hard hit and struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. firefighters the army volunteers and teens from other countries with water bombing aircraft ar

climate change the culprit will ask and climate expert plus drowning in plastic me people in the dominican republic fighting to save their coastline from this global scourge and germany's football association under heavy fire following the national team's pool world cup a former spy in munich chairman carl hines that roman a good claims of german football is being run by quote amateurs. well iraq is great to have you along everyone a scorching heat wave is spreading across of all places sweden where devastating affects this nordic country more used to dealing with snow is battling historic wildfires that are showing little sign of letting up well that's prompted the swedish government to ask other european countries for help and getting the fires under control. it's terribly hot and terribly dry with hardly any rain for weeks across much of northern europe. brushing grass a tender dry sweden has been hard hit it's struggling to contain dozens of forest fires. firefighters the army volunteers and teens from other countries with water bombing aircraft are all working flat out the helicopter pilot has

waves of plastic waste and other rubbish that's been washing up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationist say they've already removed thirty tons from the water at a beach near the capital santa domingo but there is so much of it the military has now been called in to help with that cleanup. the new york times is reporting that donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen secretly taped a discussion about payments to an ex playboy model who claims to have had an affair with the u.s. president own is being investigated for tax fraud in campaign law violations ahead of trump's two thousand and sixteen election trump's current lawyer rudy giuliani confirmed the discussions but says the payments were actually never made those are the headlines the news continues so keep it here on al-jazeera visit our website and talk to al-jazeera is next. when people think of cuba they think of revolution but ivana is undergoing a revolution. it's an old age and we're here to discover if those changes are reflected in the plea that this is q what is today q and future. restaurant owner i'm try

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waves of plastic waste and other rubbish have been washing up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they have already removed thirty tons from the water at a beach near the capital santa domingo but there is so much of it that the military has now been called in to help with that cleanup those are the headlines to keep it here on al-jazeera for news throughout the day in the meantime one on one east is next where were you when this idea to get into your weather online it's undoubtedly chief cold. over the need to go to society today or if you join the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like bring you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers first change join the colobus conversation on our jazeera. just say. up in these himalayan mountains you feel you could almost touch the sky. no wonder people who live here if you close to the heavens and they're gone. but the reality you there are a lot of very heavy meetings going on. these are stealing precious relig

and wasting away tons of plastic de vry cause an environmental disaster in the dominican republic. a restoration of calm seems to be holding between israel and gaza amass says the ceasefire brokered by egypt in the u.n. was made at midnight local time it followed another bloody day along the border which saw one israeli soldier shot and killed and four palestinians die in retaliatory asterix and tank fire let's go live now to gaza city. stratford is that what's been the situation since this cease fire came into effect at midnight local time. but it seems agent that once again full scale conflict has been brought back from the brink it has been calm since that cease fire was cool that restoration of calm was cooled full last night at midnight as you say was the first israeli soldier to have been killed we understand by a sniper fire since the two thousand and fourteen war the israelis responded with so the i.d.f. so the israeli military say by hitting sixty eight targets sixty eight hammers targets in gaza things as i say have been calm overnight we were expecting more of a response

wasting away tons of plastic daybreak cause an environmental disaster in the dominican republic. and the scorching heat wave in sweden the worst drought in seventy is blamed for helping to spread wildfires and cause farm animals to starve. what's being called a restoration of calm seems to be holding so far between israel and hamas in gaza following the killing of an israeli soldier along the border and is israeli airstrikes that killed four palestinians at least one hundred twenty gazans were wounded in the seventeenth successive week of friday protests israel had warned protestors of retaliation if they continue to set crops alight by sending burning balloons and kites over the fence several hamas positions were attacked in around gaza city a mass argues that the balloons are a peaceful form of protest at the blockade of gaza hamas says the truce brokered by egypt and the u.n. began at midnight local time one hour from charles stratford who's on the israel gaza border. these men say it's their duty. palestinians to protest against israel's occupation. they put together their ki

waves of plastic and damper a have washed up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they were where they removed sixty tons of rubbish at a beach near the capital santo domingo but there is so much waste that the military has been brought in to help with the cleanup. charles moore is the founder of marine research foundation a member of the plastic coalition pollution coalition he says what's happening in the dominican republic is a small example of a bigger problem. we're losing the battle i predicted this twenty years ago that it would happen when i discovered the great pacific garbage patch that dozens of miles from shore now it's invading the biosphere it's in our salt our sugar our water our air our honey our beer and just because we see big pieces floating up now people are taking notice but when you see a bunch a little bit plastic you gotta understand there's a bunch of micro and that also is plastic as well and that's invading our bodily tissues so this is a worldwide problem and we've got to deal with it too late to put the genie back in the bottle but

foundation i member of the plastic pollution coalition he says what's happening in the dominican republic is a small example of a bigger problem. losing the battle i predicted this twenty years ago that it would happen when i discovered the great pacific garbage patch thousands of miles from shore now it's invading the biosphere and soon our salt our sugar our water our air our honey our beer and just because we see big pieces floating up now people are taking notice but when you see a bunch a little bit plastic you gotta understand there's a bunch of micro a nano sized plastic as well and that's invading our bodily tissues so this is a worldwide problem and we've got to deal with this too late to put the genie back in the bottle but it's not too late to turn around our probably got lifestyles we got to stop throwing things away everything is a resource everything can be really used everything can be put back into service it's got to be respected but it's also got to be feared or plastic gives us a great amount of freedom and we must not abuse it we've got to reduce the amount of plastic

waves of plastic waste and other rubbish have been washing up on the coast of the dominican republic conservation and say they've already moved thirty tons from the water this is at the beach where the capital santa domingo but there is so much of it the military has now been called in to help with the cleanup a british man who became ill after coming into contact with the nerve agent no but shock has been released from the hospital charlie rally was admitted last month his partner died after also being exposed a couple found a model containing no but shock nerve cells very aware former russian spy service cripple and his daughter were poisoned the u.k. government has blamed russia for that attack on the scribbles those are the headlines the news continues keep it here on al-jazeera piolo history of a revolution is next on our web site al-jazeera com. whenever i see something that has happened in the news my first reaction is to please god don't let this person have been someone that we released on parole gatekeepers of the parole system you're asking us for a second chance right wha

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antigovernment protests in nicaragua and we have a rising tide of rubbish that thrusting the dominican republic golden short. and i'm far a small have all the day sporting clearing formula one world championship leader sebastian vettel put ferrari on pole position for home german club create. an uneasy truce appears to be holding along the israel gaza border it follows a day of violence on friday the saw israeli airstrikes and tank fire hit dozens of hamas targets following the death of an israeli soldier four palestinians were killed and at least one hundred twenty wounded a ceasefire brokered by egypt sound the united nations status of the midnight local time stephanie decker has the latest from gaza. i. have masses military wing the kasam brigades are burying their dead three of their members were killed on friday afternoon israel struck various ham ass monitoring posts along the border soon after an israeli soldier was shot from gaza he later died of his wounds sixty sites belonging to ham ass were attacked by israeli forces late into the night a few rockets were fired from gaza in response

story of a small country facing an enormous problem plastic in the oceans for many tourists the dominican republic is a beach destination but its shores are being spoiled by plastic pollution and there's been a lot of talk about how to tackle the problem but without global action the country's environment minister warns us islands are at risk of drowning in trash. in. the caribbean sea but not as we know it this footage is of want to see no speech in the capital santa domingo posted online by conservationists group. shocking volunteers and local authorities into action. but there was a large quantity of solid waste being discharged from the osama river. it's the sixth day of the clean up and we have retrieved some sixty tons of waste. but there is still more work to be done to protect local marine life and the dominican who live there had ordered them to go see the great quantity of toxic components of plastic and metal components making space in sick. threatening species that are resistant to pollution. threatened by the verse and the health of all species and. units for. every minute of every da

that's a republican a dominican republic now and another global environmental issue plastic in the ocean most of it is don't and rivers and then washes ag to see tackling the problem has been talked about a lot over the past year but without it globally agreed intervention in meant of plastic leasure in the country's beaches continues to grow. in. the caribbean sea but not as we know it this footage is off want to see no speech in the capital santa domingo posted online by conservationists group. shocking volunteers and local authorities into action but i'm going to be. there was a large quantity of solid waste being discharged from the osama river. that is the sixth day of the cleanup and we have retrieved some sixty tons of waste. that by the by the field but there is still more work to be done to protect local marine life and the dominican who live there i thought of again but then i don't see the great quantity of toxic components of plastic and metal components making spacing sick. that we have really threatening species that are resistant to pollution. threatening guide aversive an

starving farm animals and tidal waves of plastic and debris a washing up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they have already remove sixty tons of rubbish from a beach near the capital santa domingo soldiers are being scramble to help because it is so much to clean up. those are the headlines rewind is next on al-jazeera. the former bishop of hong kong says the pope is sending out china's catholics the pieces of things you can reach out from those information he said really sending them to church college you know jews of zen talks town jazeera. richelle carey and welcome again to rewind back in two thousand and six we first launched al-jazeera english our mission was to seek out documentaries that other channels simply were not doing their own rewind were revisiting some of the best of them to find out how the story has moved on in the years sense today we're rewinding to two thousand and eleven and japan and the aftermath of the tsunami that followed its biggest ever earthquake and march eleventh of that year a magnitude nine earthquake struck off the coast of northern

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this video was shot in the dominican republic. >> horrible. >> the ocean made this video for a cln-up project and has a plan to contain 30 tons in the water there. >> look how far it goes. what a big mess. it wil take a lot of effort to clean that up. i hope they do it. >> fire crews in oregon say they're making good progress against a fire that spread 18 miles in two hours. >> it started85 miles east of portland. the government has mobiled firefighters from across the state contain the flames. noha injuries or d been reported. >>> we're working for youral this morning. and federal officials are tryg toigure out why many and more people are dying from delivlive dancer the district lead toatio nation. obesit obesity, smoking and drinking too much. >> i tell my patients, no more than one drink in a setting and no more than two drinks in a setting. >> doctors say millennials are drinking more than the previous situation. >>> it's 4:15. this is another reason to tell your teenagers to put down the cell phon. a new cl tone act contributes to the activitydisorder. teens that were heavy user

columbus was -- now modern day cuba, and then -- which is now jamaica, and then haiti and the dominican republic and just west of these islands you can see they know a little bit about the gulf of mexico, they have a little bit of florida but as you can tell they still don't know a lot about how it's shaped. the first french men who tried to settle the mississippi river area was la salle. he came to the new world on one voyage and decided to come back to try to establish a permanent settlement in the area. as most people will probably know his 2nd voyage did not end well. nearly all of the settlers he brought over with him and who died from sickness and starvation, when they got into the gulf of mexico they overshot the mississippi's mouth and ended up in texas. at that point one of the ships actually hit a sand bar and began to sink. if you look at this big beautiful painting that we have on loan from veer versailles in france, we think that this ship right here is the bell, that was the bell that sunk during la salle's voyage. this is a romantic depiction of la salle's voyage. you see the ship

from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic. some cultural barriers to tell his son. to turn. discovering filmmaking talents from around the viewfinder latin america follows a young man who will stop at nothing. to. a wave of joy in rush hour after a thrilling and to a successful world cup but after the euphoria what's next for moscow on the many challenges it faces at home and abroad and what lessons because of the hosts of the next games in a t twenty two this is inside story. over and welcome to the program. for over a month people around the world were captivated by a single of bent football's world cup in russia the high is a victory in the letters of defeat was shared by millions of fans watching on television and attending the games the hosts russia it's been a resoundingly success they've as president called it the best tournament ever but russia's government hasn't escaped criticism especially from rights groups who say it's use the world cup to distract from challenges at home i have a lot to get to with our guests in just a moment but first roy chalons has

the only thing i ask of teresa is that we mange sure we can dominican republic dominican republic we make sure we can trade. they're our biggest trading partner and we have a tremendous opportunity to quadruple that so if they are going to go a slightly different route -- i know they want independence it's just your definition. but if they're going to go a certain route, i just said that i hope you're going to be able to trade with the united states. i read reports where that won't be possible but i believe after speaking with the prime minister's people and representatives and trade experts it will absolutely be possible so based on that, and based on trade in general and our other relationship which will be fine, but the trade is a little bit tricky. we want to trade and they want to trade and i think we will be able to do that. and i think she's doing a terrific job, by the way. >> thank you mr. president. just to confirm what the president has said laura, no limit to the possibility of us doing trade deals around the rest of the world once we leave the european union on the basis

these are waves of garbage, most of it plastic washing up on a beach in the dominican republic. hundreds of people have been working to try to clean it all up. this is the story that got our attention. >> let's talk more with fiona nichols joining us from our london bureau. look looks at that video again just to show people. appearance i disturbing video to say the least, but that's the ocean. i mean, can you believe that? that's the ocean. and i think for a lot of people it's out of sight out of mind. but it really isn't because it's -- this is happening. we'll talk more about the implications on human health in a moment, but first help our viewers to understand exactly how big this problem is as it stands right now. >> yeah, george, it gets no easier looking at footage like that. i've been working this for quite a while now tnd it's gut wrenching to satisfy waves of plastic washing up on the beaches. it's estimated that 12.7 million tons of plasticent urs our ore shans every year. that's the equivalent of a gore bathe truck every single minute. >> and it's happening as we spea

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with a gentleman writing a book on the relationship between rafa trujillo, a dictator in the dominican republic, and a preeminent black baseblayer who lived there for a few years. we have another book being discussed and notes and voiceso civil rights lawyers. now he's up at harvard talkingo about the and the place of where the movement is now. >> and are there tickets available? >> absolutely. yes, >> the tickets, you mentioned earlier, you can get them at -- >> some ofhe events are $15. the sympoum is free. >> we want to continue talking about that. we're talking about the mar on washington film festival starting thursday. >>> welcome back. we're continuing our discussion about the march on washington film festival and we're talking to ernes green, one of the original little rock nine. do you think your e erience resonates -- how much do you think it resonates with today's generation? young people who may not know about the separate -- about the board of education, t vs. the board of education ruling of '54, theis rnce after that or the civil rights movement. >> i think that we also have to r

day cuba and then jamaqui which is now jamaica and spag knoll la which is now haiti and the dominican republic. just northwest of these islands you can see they know a little bit about the gulf of mexico but it's still very ill formed. they have a little bit of florida, but as you can tell at this point they still don't know a whole lot about how it's shaped. the first frenchman who tried to settle the mississippi river area was lasalle. he came to the new world op one voyage and decided to come back to try to establish a permanent settlement in the area. as most people will probably know about lasalle's second ill-fated voyage, it did not end well. nearly all of the settlers he brought over with him and his crew died from sickness and starvation. when they got into the gulf of mexico they actually overshot the mississippi river's mouth and ended up off of texas and the bay. at that point one of the ships actually hit a sand bar and began to sink. if you look at this big beautiful painting that we have on loan generously fr lly from versailles in france, we think this is the ship that the the

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it sank during a storm and waves of plastic and daybreak have washed up on the coast of the dominican republic conservationists say they've already removed sixty tons of rubbish at a beach near the capital santo domingo and those are the headlines here on al-jazeera the news continues after walls of shame next. al jazeera. swear every. twenty sixteen was the deadliest year on record for migrants and refugees attempting to get into europe. over five thousand people died between libya and italy or turkey and greece. the following film was first broadcast in two thousand and seven well before today's conflicts in the middle east. then many european migrants were using another less publicized route to a better life. this is the southernmost outpost of for chris europe. to. get it's on mainland africa opposite the straits of gibraltar. mediterranean enclaves say is one of the last vestiges of spanish rule in northern morocco. it's been european for more than five hundred years and madrid insists it will never relinquish control of. the. recent visit by the spanish monarch highlighted the ongoing te

this video from the dominican republic illustrates the problem. we'll talk with the group trying to clean this up. >>> plus, a volatile situation in nicaragua keeps getting worse. what led to months of antigovernment protests. in the u.s. and around the world, you're watching cnn "newsroom." especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain. you finished preparing overhim for college.rs, in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you

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celcius in central japan earlier this week and a massive clean up effort is under way in the dominican republic where tonnes of plastic has washed into its once prestine coastline. officials say they have already scooped up around 60 tonnes. at 10 o‘clock clive myrie will be here with a full round up of the days news. first our world: weapons of mass deception examines the war of words in the gulf. since last year, the arab gulf has been at war. it is a war of words and images. the weapons include hacking, lobbyists, and accusations of fake news. qatar is under daily attack on social media. its ruler is ridiculed on the internet, its accused of supporting terrorism. qatar also has a long history of supporting people who want to kill americans. president trump, after visiting saudi arabia, quicklyjoined in the attack. for its part, qatar denies any support for terrorism. you can spread false news very quickly but, the longer it goes on, and you start wondering, 0k, where is the link between qatar and isis? for the public the question of who is telling the truth is more difficult than ever. trans

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