: what is the gulf of maine telling us about climate change?a lot of things happening right in our back yard. as we talk about, we've got a living laboratory right here and so one of the biggest things that's happening is that the gulf of maine is warming faster than probably about 95 percent of the world's oceans. arguably the biggest and most climatdriven piece of this is that the gulf stream is changing. the gulf stream, you can think about it as a garden hose, right? that's really right now kind of it at full blast and bringing a whole bunch of heat from the tropics up to the north atlantic, but as climate change unfolds, that gulf stream, you're kind of twisting the dial on that hose from a jet into a shower and so what happens then is you have some spill over of that heat and that warm water into the gulf of maine. >> reporter: what does this portend for the immediate future? >> you know, we're seeing a lot of species shifts underway. you know, this whole waterfront, this whole coastal community, so much of it is driven by what we can com

even in the gulf it's minimal. a lot of that has come from an increase in canadian imports competing with saudi and mexican crude. that has really helped to drive some of those waterborne imports out. like yeah, there's more north american independence. 3 million to 4 million barrels per day imported into the u.s.. host: what's the difference between sweet and sour crude? guest: it's a sulfur rating. hey lighter, sweeter crude, it's easier to produce for the lower sulfur products that are in demand. for entry -- for instance like ultra low sulfur diesel. in europe, when you think about it, they are very dependent on diesel. light, sweet crude's are very much in the high demand there. host: northport, new york. you are next. guest: -- caller: november, 2020, there was a fresh crash in the oil. at the time i think saudi arabia and russia for a while had been pushing down the price of oil to undermine the fracking industry. now they really function at a higher price of oil, loading up on massive amounts of crazy where

washington backs, prime, minister and government, and has called on gulf countries to restore ties with living on that needs. international support. saudi arabia has long channeled funds into this country child economy, but it has with health supports in recent years because of has valez influence, gulf. our states are a lifeline for hundreds and thousands of lebanese and living on leaders are trying to find a way out of the diplomatic riff which has worse and political divisions and added to the economic turmoil. the crisis is rooted beyond lebanon's borders in geopolitical rivalry between many stakeholders. turkey appears to have entered the free 7 for their ultra 0. they root or the corruption a trial, a former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been suspended until next week. stop prosecution, witness for my aid to menu who had been expected to testify. but the judge postponed the trial on tuesday to give the defense more time to look over new evidence. netanyahu is accused of offering favorable treatment to media owners in exchange for positive news coverage. libyan warl

off to iran accuse the us on wednesday of trying to capture one of it's sort of tang because in the gulf of amman, the u. s. denies the claim. well, phil of l joins us live now from washington. d. c. phil, so the us state department says it welcomes the return to nuclear talk. so what more have the americans been saying? yeah, they are pleased are and they are relieved. they've kind of given a warning, but almost coated it and not diplomatic language because they talk about great results, but also said that window of opportunity was last forever. now that's a way of saying to the iranians, look, we need to talk a a, but you can't stool because there is concerns about terrence stalling things here. so that's what they're doing at the moment, but they are the concrete date now. they've got this date of november 29th. they knew is coming. we knew that the deputy foreign minister was going to give it 8 by the end of the month. now they have something clear to work towards. now, there is a bit of ambiguity over where the talks will start from, not geographically, but in terms of how far along

and then on the moon, we are determined to restore ties with saudi arabia and gulf states. i'm repeating my cost for the information minister to listen to his conscience had put circumstances into consideration and take the dance he should take. this is the priority of the solution to get out of the crisis, jesse. and he had to have a look. the emperor though, the latest dispute was triggered by the comments of information minister george corda, hey, who called the human war, a saudi aggression. it's a difficult balancing act for a prime minister who wants to restore ties with the country's traditional economic and political partners, but whose cabinet is controlled by hezbollah and its allies. they have publicly back the minister who has reiterated his refusal to resign and also need to gain that consensus agreement of has a lot of the political parties as well as the matter the the, the party of the minister becky us not to resign as well. if i had a zine, the diplomatic dispute is aggravating divisions and 11 on which is among the battlefield, where even in saudi arabia,

because of has valez influence, gulf states are a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of lebanese and living on leaders are trying to find a way out of the diplomatic riff which has worse and political divisions and added to the economic turmoil. the crisis is rooted beyond lebanon's borders in geopolitical rivalry between many stakeholders. turkey appears to have entered the free 7. they're also the us. they root, the former professional cricketer as the murphy castille the u. k. parliamentary inquiry that he was racially abused throughout his career in england. ruffin says the english game is institutionally racist. a warning his evidence does contain the use of racist phrases. the view as may find offensive, nothing. barber reports now from london. he promised it was time for truth must seem or feet arrive to give evidence to a parliamentary committee. it was mosques on and gloves off as he recalled his time at yorkshire county cricket club. i dressed, joined address room full of my heroes, michael von matthew. oh god, part of the 2005 i, she's team and it was just the most surreal

a turkey is calling for a resolution to the diplomatic dispute between lebanon and several gulf states. as foreign minister is on a visit to beirut. lebanese ministers critical comments about the saudi led coalition in yemen, prompting re ard and other gulf nations. to recall their ambassadors, zayna harder reports, turkeys, foreign minister says he is here to enhance ties with beta and never tell was or glue offered to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with it's long time partners, gulf states. but that's a tough task. saudi arabia, the u. e behave in kuwait, have severed diplomatic relations with the lebanese government, because they say it's controlled by the iranian backed, has beloved if we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue, we are ready to play a role in this. the art says the crisis is about what a cold has bullet domination over the country. the problem is not related, not only in him, and he's not a local issue just between lebanon and jody. between jodi tell us of low was inter before arriving and which is among the battle grounds where the r

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he offered to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with its longtime partners, gulf states.t is a tough tax. -- have severed diplomatic relations to the lebanese government because they say it is controlled by has blocked. >> we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue. we are ready to play a role. >> riyadh says the crisis is about hezbollah up domination over the country. >> the problem is not a local issue just between lebanon and saudi arabia, it is between iran and saudi arabia. >> -- was into iran before arriving in beirut, among the battlegrounds were the regional rival we plays out. -- rivalry plays out. it is also being fought in yemen where the who sees are making their way into the government's last stronghold in the north. >> saudi arabia is -- accusing has malala of supporting the who sees that are terrorizing the security of saudi arabia. the united states, they want to guarantee the -- stability in lebanon. >> it seems the u.s. and saudi arabia have different priorities. washington backs the prime minister's government and has called

u. uncertain gulf states to help fund the reconstruction a will instead of the gulf states that give me the money in order to separate myself from iran a and you would go to iran. you said that raise your hand. because otherwise, i would be fallen under, under russia. you would go to what i show up until then if you need to help me more, because i'm falling into under a lawn. and you would go into your old telling them if you need to help me for the deconstruction. i need your money. i will otherwise would. there will be a new wave it for a few days and you would go to u. s. you need to cooperate with me in the security matters because we have a lot of fights for all the studies. and i says, this is how we play the game from my, from a lot. okay. ah, what keeps you awake at night? what gets awake at night? many a reason that could effect any human life could. because anon could be a work your job could be georgia, could be personal, like any. i'm a human the latest news as it breaks here in the brazilian rainforest means these areas are now emitting more carbon dioxide, and they're a

with its long time partners, gulf states, but that's a tough task. saudi arabia, the u. s. u bathroom in kuwait, have severed diplomatic relations with the lebanese government because they see it's controlled by the iranian backed his beloved lubin. we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue. we are ready to play a role in this. the art says the crisis is about what is cold, has follows domination over the country. the problem is not related is not only in him, and he's not a local issue just between lebanon and jody. between jodi tell us of low was inter before arriving in beta, which is among the battle grounds where the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran plays out. it's also being bought in yemen where the pro iranian hutus are making their way into my rep. the government's last stronghold in the north diet, the accusing kind of support being that are joker diving. but if you all know why, and the united states day long to keep the minimum and it seems to us and saudi arabia have different priorities. washington backs prime minister

and now you've got florida, and you've got the, the gulf of mexico. and i guess kevin, let me then take that brings question and i'll toss it to you. so i've been saying this for weeks now. why doesn't this happen? it makes perfect sense to me that it would happen. why are the ships continuing to wait? because some have been waiting for months and it with 84 container ship sitting there right now we're talking about what another 6 months worth of unloading to take place. why not move them to florida? why not move them to new orleans? why not move them to, to the gulf coast and get them into port so they can start to be distributed around the country. works morning, jackson, getting a ship to a por, port has to be prepared to ship that. sure. that's called infrastructure. you need to be able to off load the containers, you need to have enough people to offload containers. you have to have a war that's actually large enough. some of the container ships can only go into specially designed port and also somebody's ships have huge drafts. so if you look at

so we got a few showers west of the gulf of guinea. much of north africa now is dry. ah, the, from the al jazeera london, bro car fan path to people in thoughtful conversation. we were 1st generation of black versus people and we had to really find our way with no hope and no indication the world is a much smaller place. we please better to get away with these regional boundaries, film direct, thank you. in to tell me singer songwriter game you think about racism making certainly have if making often visible you hear b unscripted on out to the era. there was is, i was a little boy in india. my dream was to make bollywood films. so finally i was going to do it one man's quest to realize a lifelong ambition. the studio chose was off my own village and it starts permission going behind the lens as gotten the saying brings his personal story to life. al jazeera correspondent, my own private bollywood lou .

that's an good several gulf states. zayna had a report from a capital a route. this conference was about promoting tourism in a nearly bankrupt country. but instead lebanese prime minister, in se, because he had to address a crisis threatening his 2 months old government, saudi arabia and some arab called countries have severed ties with lebanon for what they see as an increasing dominance of the hezbollah armed group. and then as he moved, we are determined to restore ties with saudi arabia and gulf states. i'm repeating my calls for the information minister to listen to his conscience had put circumstances into consideration and take the stance he should take. this is the priority of the solution to get out of the crisis. yes, he and he had to have a look the the, the, the latest dispute was triggered by the comments of information minister george kurt. he who called the human war a saudi aggression. it's a difficult balancing act for a prime minister who wants to restore ties with the country's traditional economic and political partners, but whose cabinet is

but it has with health support in recent years because of hezbollah has influence gulf. our states are a lifeline for hundreds of thousands of lebanese and living on leaders are trying to find a way out of the diplomat. what is worse than political divisions and others to the economic turmoil? the crisis is rooted beyond lebanon's borders and geopolitical rivalry between many stake holders. turkey appears to have entered the free center for their ultra 0 boot. now drug make a pfizer is agreed to allow other manufacturers to make its anti viral corona virus bill and supply it to $95.00 low and middle income countries. now the licensing deal, it means that a generic version will be available to round 53 percent of the global population. bart medical charity doctors without borders is saying it's disheartened with the deal which excludes countries with the capacity to make generic drugs like argentina and china. data from clinical trials show the pill cuts the chance of hospitalization or death for adults at severe risk of covered by 90 percent. ah, now an update on our hea

and now you've got florida, and you've got the, the gulf of mexico. and i guess kevin, let me then take the brands question and i'll toss it to you. so i've been saying this for weeks now. why doesn't this happen? it makes perfect sense to me that it would happen. why are the ships continuing to wait? because some have been waiting for months and it with 84 container ship sitting there right now we're talking about what another 6 months worth of unloading to take place. why not move them to florida? why not move them to new orleans? why not move them to, to the gulf coast and get them into port so they can start to be distributed around the country. works morning, jack, getting shipped to a por, port has to be prepared to ship that. sure. that's called infrastructure. you need to be able to off load the containers, you need to have enough people to offload containers. you have to have a war that's actually larger, not some of the container ships can only go into specially designed port and also somebody's ships have huge drafts. so if you look at the

of trying to capture the tank. counting at soil in the gulf of m on the u. s. denies the claim. back to go ahead and mon, out from the pentagon. at a briefing here at the pentagon, the spokesman for the department of defense, john kirby, was asked about these allegations from iran, and he, in no uncertain terms, completely denied it. he didn't leave himself any wiggle room calling these claims ridiculous. i've seen iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by us naval assets to seize anything with this refers to is back on the 24th of october u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of rome. on united states. 5th fleet directed to ship scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time where u. s. forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted, complete in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. now kirby said that the u. s. was monitoring the situation that they sent to ships which

of year, particularly in the gulf. and there's a bit of a breeze picking up on friday. but note this orange here, this is sand pick up into the air which is going to be brought somewhere. beyond that, there are few showers in the round something in the turkey, this rate on its way into western turkey as well. it's quite in between. so i say on friday the wind starts, then di, is there a shadow in q 8 across into iran. but dustin is going to be brought somewhere to be gathered up. i think brought sas in, that shamal strong one on saturday, dusty one as well. brought 3 bahrain katara down towards the you are you then? it'll probably become fine after that. the bigger picture to the north is different wind direction and more about rain than when i taught that was coming in through greece into western turkey. well, it's all good to amalgamate to some degree, but the isa that we're still talking saturday, not much is going on. central asia, winter keeps trying to come in, but it has not succeeded. now i'd like to say good n

i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for president and one. but really it was when his son won a second term he felt as if, thank you. he also knew deep down inside if he had had a second turn his probably his son never would have been president. >> very interesting. andrew, any thoughts? >> clearly one of the things we are criticized for his bosnia. jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they

the gulf of guinea, seeing quite a few heavy showers as well as we move to southern africa. it's south africa, that's a lot wetter and cooler. but there's, there's a lot of heat coming through for southern botswana. that's your update. ah frank assessments is likely to change biking behavior. it, it's not gonna change their behavior, they're going to continue to do what they do. and in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera. ah yeah man, i saw them at least 15 different guy and saddam off the security forces. open fire on thousands who are protesting against the military take open. ah, hello, i made for it again. this is al 0 alive from though also coming back off. the philippines condemns chinese firing on its supply boats in the contested south china sea troops joined rescue efforts in parts of western canada.

i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for president and one. but really it was when his son won a second term he felt as if, thank you. he also knew deep down inside if he had had a second turn his probably his son never would have been president. >> very interesting. andrew, any thoughts? >> clearly one of the things we are criticized for his bosnia. jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they

u. uncertain gulf states to help fund the reconstruction a will instead of the gulf states that give me the money in order to separate myself from iran and he would go to iran. he said that that is your health. because otherwise, i would be fallen under under russia. you would go thought i shot until then at the you need to help me more because i'm am falling into under a lawn. and he would go into your old telling them it's a unique to help me for that construction. i need your money. i will otherwise would, there wouldn't be a new wave if refugees and you would go to you as you need to cooperate with me in the security matters because we have a lot of fires for all these therapist. and i says, this is how we play the game from my, from a lot. okay. ah, what keeps you awake at night? but kissing awake at night many a reason that could effect any human life could because another could be a work. your job could be jones, you could be personal like any on a human ah, [000:00:00;00] with step beyond the comfort zone, where assumptions are challenged, traveled to the ends of the earth, a

a water around the try a seal island in contention between canada and the united states. northern gulf may suddenly become optimal for lobster. our populations here exploded one of the most valuable fisheries that ever existed. suddenly you had made in canadian fishermen in these waters at the same time jousting for position and attentions of high violence is bound to happen. this is the last land border dispute between canada and the united states. it could be magnified to the point where there could be costs that would be significant to poke countries. border disputes don't go away. they discussed, or something's going to happen. in some ways, bob's ring is immensely complex. in another sense, it is simple and direct. see in the boat remain the ruling force in the salt water man's life and the quest to fish. thing that brings not only the rewards coil, but a sense of freedom. 6 with with ah with we just let the poor to seal go long, graham and an island where erie now little ship is. we're headed toward a giant seal island. all of your traps in the great named brian got our president

i will never forget it was a remarkable celebration when the first gulf war ended. there is a military parade in washington d.c. it was as if we put the vietnam era behind us. people were standing proud in a uniform and being appraised by the public. so that was a great experience. the campaign itself did not struggle. and he did not win reelection. he did not get over losing that election until his son ran for president and one. but really it was when his son won a second term he felt as if, thank you. he also knew deep down inside if he had had a second turn his probably his son never would have been president. >> very interesting. andrew, any thoughts? >> clearly one of the things we are criticized for his bosnia. jim baker george bush made the decision that yugoslavia was in europe. i am a supporter of the european union. very personally very strong supporter of nato. it seems to meet the europeans should've been able to do this. does not encourage decisive leadership they all have veto power the countries have veto power to stop unified decision-making and they

with nick oakley, he says, small town in the gulf of whatever, in northern columbia. it's the 1st port of entry toys, the daren gap, the small town has been overwhelmed by the thousands of migrants in recent weeks to reach that had to take a boat to cross the gulf. but columbia authorities had been trying to control the flow. and that's why thousands have been stranded here for weeks. it is here when we met to my see her whole year from haiti who lived in brazil before arriving here. he has been waiting to get on a boat with his wife. they cannot afford to pay for room, so they have to sleep in this construction site on the port as we'll double check with. okay, for another mo, grounds your resume function and i might be too, too bad. so nauseous, financial, a promise? you saw jail, polk a dentist? no, i was rude. a guy on board, but the on. yeah you but as 0 fortunate of it with north of them open. but this rocky thing from either device a bit is a bit more to full. then they will deal, they'll find me that on my g, this is bill for you, but i'm on the like you said

and mellow cho was all glow offer to help tackle lebanon's worst crisis with its long time partner's gulf states. but that's a tough task. saudi arabia, the u. e behaving in kuwait, have severed diplomatic relations with the lebanese government because they say it's controlled by the iranian backed, has below no bounds. if we hope this crisis can be solved through mutual respect and dialogue, we are ready to play a role in this. the art says the crisis is about, but it's cold has follows domination over the country. the problem is not related, not only in many local issues, just between women and jody. maybe between jody tell us, although was inter before arriving in beta, which is among the battle grounds, where the regional rivalry between saudi arabia and iran plays out. it's also being fought in yemen, where the pro iranian hutus are making their way into my rep. the government's last stronghold in the north is dying. the accusing kind of support being that are being very security off. why and the united states the day long to keep the minimums and it seems to us and saudi arabia have

and from there they have to get on a ferry and cross what is known as the gulf of law. there they make it to a small town of i can be from there. they go into the daren gap that takes them all the way to panama. this is an area that says filled with rivers with mountains, with cliff. there is one mountain that is called the death mountain because it is so difficult to be able to cross it. they say that it takes them between $4.00 and $5.00 days, but then you have entire families. it takes them between $11.15 days to make the coffee. there are lots of women carrying very young children. this one, for example, is only a month and a half old. they are also facing the dangers of criminal organizations. they were telling us that they have to be between a $1200.00 each in order to be taken towards the jungle. and most of this money goes to criminal organizations. we met fatal javier indigo glee. when he arrived to the other side, he started sending us messages, saying they lied to us. what happened is we were robbed, a girl in our team was raped. he said it was our effect sit

the announcement of more talk so happened hours after iran reported a naval incident in the gulf of oman. it accused the united states of trying to capture a tanka carrying its oil. the u. s. denies that though with the pentagon saying it's bogus and ridiculous. i've seen the iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by u. s. naval assets to seize anything with this refers to is back on the 24th of october u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of oman. united states, 5th fleet, directed to ship scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time. where u. s. forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted completely in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. in other headlines, the un as accusing all sides of atrocities in ethiopia and investigations as the government and rebels and the ticket conflicts violated human rights laws. and in some cases may amounts to war crimes and crimes agains

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but the announcement of more talks happened hours after iran reported a naval incident in the gulf of oman. it accused the united states of trying to capture tanka carrying its oil. the u. s. denies the claim. i've seen the iranian claims, they are absolutely totally false and untrue. there was no such effort by u. s. naval assets to seize anything with this refers to is back on the 24th of october u. s. navy assets did monitor iranian forces, illegally boarding and seizing a merchant vessel and international waters in the gulf of rome. on united states. 5th fleet directed to ship scenario assets to closely monitor that situation at no time. were you as forces attempting to retake or otherwise engage in the situations situation where you acted completely in accordance with the law. so it's a bogus claim. but you could, governments, as dozens of nations of agreed to end the use of coal, a statement was released on the 4th day of the cop 26 climate summit in glasgow. more detail. the burly st on thursday signatures include poland, vietnam, and chile. but some of the world's major uses a

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have got that keen shamal wind blowing down the gulf. there are 4 doha temperatures getting up to route 27 south. she so a little cool, a little fresher than have been lifted. dustin's, sad to watch out for visibility is not particularly fantastic here. lassie, dry across northern parts of africa, but up towards the north west. northern parts of algeria, we could see some wet weather or so chances, some shower spilling off the atlas mountains into central parts of algeria could see some awake, localized flooding as a result of that with that, where, where the coming through one or 2 showers to just around southern parts of west africa joining up with the showers that we have around the gulf of guinea. right. the way across central africa could see some went whether there it's a southern parts of somalia and also south africa. ah. the listening post cuts through the noise, we're talking about competing now they see modern day tools being used to perpetuate those competing narrative separating spin from fuck all 3 versions of the story and

for one reason because of hurricane activity that shut down some gulf coast refineries. those are now coming back. i think refinery runs were stagnant over working or 15 barrels a day and now they're expected to rise. we seen a rise up to around 16 crude barrels a day this month and globally the iea came out today and said they see global refinery runs climbing something like 3 and a half million barrels a day over the next couple of months so what that will do is increase the supply of gasoline and diesel onto the market. >> but again, i was going to say again there's so much it really depends on what demand does over the next couple of months. you're going to see more people driving because of the holidays, or are you going to see more people flying? it's hard to tell business travel is way down and i don't think that's effective a recovery back to pre- covid-19 levels for years so maybe more people are going to be traveling for the holidays but you know, a lot of that depends on it, how much are people going to be out yshopping and eating and so on and so forth. >> if

also making its way through the gulf of aidan to sliding across southernmost parts of yemen as we go in to the next couple of days to was the horn of africa. but for much of north africa, it is settled, you might catch a shower to just around the mediterranean coast, a chance of a shower, to course around the coastal freshness of west africa. joining up with the showers that we have into the gulf of guinea. and those showers, they drain the way out to the tropics, across angola, botswana, zambia, could see a shower to eastern parts of south africa. could see some much needed with some heavy rain for a time. that wet weather will gradually make his way further north was pushing into southern parts, mozambique, madagascar, for the weather. sponsored by katara, always question the narrative. you don't have ways to shake winter disinformation east real or not. you don't have any way to verify. identify who is telling the story their motivation. these are multi national corporations that are interested in profits, anticipate the consequences. the media was complicit in perpetuating this m

those you to libby is uprising. hurricane katrina and the 1st gulf war. we're only around 10 to 30000000 barrels. and here's the problem. a steady increase in wholesale oil prices, which may have cooled lately, but still fueled higher prices at the pumps. or what has correspond can be how kit joins us live. it can be why is that you as president job on making this cool? now? i will, has a lot to do with the timing of the american thanksgiving holiday. this is a holiday that americans typically get into their cars and they drive great distances. and the problem is right now, some people can't do it because the gas prices are just too expensive, it's cost prohibitive for them. so that, that's one reason. another reason is, in addition to the rising gas prices, what we're seeing are empty shelves in the united states supply chain issues. and that's led to some low approval ratings for joe biden. so he's been under pressure for some time by members of his own democratic party to tap into the strategic reserves, and it appears now he's decided to do just that.

also making its way through the gulf of aiden to sliding across southernmost pass of yeah, i mean, as we go in to the next couple of days to was the horn of africa. but from much of north africa it is settled. you might catch a shower to just around the mediterranean coast, a chance of a shower, to course, around the coastal freshness of west africa. joining up with the showers that we have into the gulf of guinea and those showers they drained the way out of the tropics, across angola. botswana zambia could see a shower to eastern parts of south africa. could see some much needed some heavy rain for a time that wet weather will gradually make his way further northward pushing into southern parts mozambique, madagascar, ah, with laws b. the capital of puff getting is ranked one of the most dangerous in the world. one, a one east investigate the violent gains, filling on the street on l. g 0. november march the 5th anniversary of the 3 t between the columbia state and fire rebels. but the security situation in conflict regents like in coca, it's far from resolved. can the government st

it's very significant that these 2 members in the gulf cooperation council, bahrain, and she had very much in their interests to be thought by security cooperation and coordination with the israelis. for many years. i countries in the radian peninsula as well as israel, and seen a real threats from iran when it comes to what the iranians have been doing in africa and the red sea and so forth. so there's obviously a very, very rich context here. okay, thank you. so much for speaking to us from florida, georgia cathedral, thank you. whether is online? thank you. still ahead on the al jazeera news, our, molly's foreign ministers are moscow's reports of murder for deal to recruit russian mercenaries and sport. find out who came on top in this spots between 2 former tennis world. number one's ah hello. they will have a look at the weather in africa in just a moment. but 1st, the middle east and levant, and it's northern areas of iran that have been paid by unsettled weather. we've got a bit of a wintry mix at play. dumping quite a lot of snow in western areas. rain trickling down, we'll ha