in the gulf of guinea stretches from global to liberia. over the past 20 years attacks in nigeria, territory waters half killed dozens of cool members and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in shipping losses. the attack so so cost to shop, increase in insurance premiums as cargo ship stayed away. the head of nigeria, navies, his warships spent almost 7000 more hours at sea last year. compared to korean, to treaty, dis, resulted in significant decline in criminal activities and donations maritime to minute the international maritime organization reported $47.00 fewer attacks last year compared to each one in 2020, that led to nigeria being removed from the list of nations most at risk attacks on this part of the atlantic was all frequent and daring that it's once known as pirate. ali neville come under, say security's being improved with the deployment of more personnel and hardware to tackle the problem. but despite having increased military presence at c, s was believed that piracy, in the gulf of guinea remains a significant threat to

thousands of brave men and women suffering from undiagnosed illnesses after serving in the persian gulf war. and it reflects the president's abiding commitment to being responsive to and responsible for our veterans and their families. i know that there are members who are here of the commission and i'd like them if they would just to stand so that we could see all they're all standing good. we appreciate very much the time and effort that went into this service, and i know firsthand how important and difficult your task has been over the last four years the president and i have received many heart-wrenching letters from gulf war veterans and family members. many veterans and their family members said they felt that their country had forgotten them. so in the fall of 1994, the president asked me to explore the issues surrounding the health needs of gulf war veterans and to look into the federal government's efforts to address their concerns. i met with officials from the department of defense the veterans administration and the department of health and human services to determine if we

over the last four years the president and i have received many heartwrenching letters from gulf war veterans and family members, many veterans and their family members said they felt their country had forgotten them. so in the fall of 1994 the president asked me to explore the issues surrounding the health needs of gulf war veterans and to look into the federal government's efforts to address their concerns. i met with officials from the department of defense, the veterans administration and the department of health and human services to determine if we were doing the very best we could to respond to our veterans' needs and to facilitate research into their illnesses. i met with representatives of the american legion and the veterans of foreign wars who shared their own observations and told me of their efforts to bring more serious national attention to these illnesses. and i advice ied with individual veterans, active duty and their families. at walter reed here in washington i listened to veterans as they tried to describe what it was like to live day after day, year after year n

how is borisjohnson regarded in the gulf, mina?had a lot of praise from volodymyr zelensky on support the uk has given to ukraine. he�*s quite popular in ukraine, forsure. the way they look at him in the gulf is trying to understand if he will last as a politician. the uk�*s position as a country is still hugely important and influential in the gulf, so borisjohnson really benefits from that rather than borisjohnson himself delivering it. on the contrary, if you had a stronger prime minister, the ties would be quite strong, because of the absence of the us at the moment when it comes to the gulf. so in some ways, he could do better, but given all his domestic woes, it�*s a wait—and—see situation. when he went to india, he tried to stage all these moments, but it really did not go very far, and again the indians are looking to the uk because of traditional ties with india rather than borisjohnson himself really furthering much of these relationships. what�*s important is, again, for the local elections, the way people see this is th

and they say was involved in a subway train, shooting that engine 10 people and countries around the gulf of guinea pool resources in personnel and the fight against pirates. but admit it's still not safe enough for you as president joe biden has further hardened his language about the war in ukraine, referring to russia's invasion as genocide previously called russian leda vladimir putin. a war criminal are called agenda. saw the evidence of molly. the river was last week, the more evidence is coming out of literally all of the russians have done. you only learn more and more about what the lawyers, the stars nationally, whether or not to qualify for caesar, where you are responding on twitter, ukraine's president tagged poetess, which is short for president of the united states saying the following true words of a true leader cooling things by their names is essential to stand up to evil. we are grateful for us assistance provided so far and we urgently need more heavy weapons to prevent further russian atrocities. meanwhile, a long russian military column appears to be heading towards

was going to happen to that part of louisiana and other areas of the gulf coast?>> what happens if we can't stop it from getting worse? that is a great question, it is the question we have before us. we kind of have to do two things at the same time right now. there are problems today that need solving and we can't divert all of our attention away because people are here right now. we do have to look down the road, think about the questions you're asking, what does it look like on the coast with 2 feet of sea level rise? what happens to the people living there? very quickly, i can see the clock going the wrong way, on the coast, we do have to talk about either reinforcement or movement of people. this is a very loaded topic and it is very emotionally thought, this is something part of the toolkit and as far as infrastructure, there is so much infrastructure in the gulf of mexico for example, from oil and gas enterprise, a lot of its legacy and abandoned mother is a big pipeline, no pun intended, we have to work both ends of that, there is a lot of work to be done.

there are options to increase outputs, especially in the gulf region. this is for president zelinski husband advocating for and we will also be talking to our partners here to our partners in all the parts of the world to increase it. because with all it is actually much easier the much more supplies when it comes to gas. there's much less requiring technology requirements to be met when it comes to shipping. so it is easier and paradoxically, this much more important. it will be much more damaging for russian economy. let's talk a little bit about the middle east since you're not only poland, deputy foreign minister, you also specialize in the mean region. what would you like to see from this part of the world? are you asking for more oil and gas? i imagine that's the case and what kind of response do you feel you're getting? are you getting cooperation? we certainly understand that the position of congress and in the middle east is quite peculiar. that there is also the presence of russia in some rush. and i see that does not allow for immediate decis

perhaps more than ever in history, europe needs countries in the gulf to preserve global peace. this is a huge opportunity to build a long standing strategic partnership between the gulf, between our countries in europe, and not just about such about so expos, vendor resource is very important, the cornerstone of our economies. we need to work much more than that, but actually perhaps even more the political commitment to be on the same side. if we see that there is aggressor, there is a victim, there shouldn't be any ambiguity who to support. so little bit about refugees. poland have accepted another around 2000000 refugees from ukraine since the war began. do you concede the what a lot of human rights groups her organizations have documented that poland did not extend the same legal process asylum processed to refugees and migrant, came to poland border from the middle east or predominantly muslim countries. i might mention a report of december 20th, 2021 by amnesty international international human rights group. that documented the case of a group of 75 syrians, iraqis and ot

was going to happen to that part of louisiana and other areas of the gulf coast? >> what happens if we can't stop it from getting worse? that is a great question, it is the question we have before us. we kind of have to do two things at the same time right now. there are problems today that need solving and we can't divert all of our attention away because people are here right now. we do have to look down the road, think about the questions you're asking, what does it look like on the coast with 2 feet of sea level rise? what happens to the people living there? very quickly, i can see the clock going the wrong way, on the coast, we do have to talk about either reinforcement or movement of people. this is a very loaded topic and it is very emotionally thought, this is something part of the toolkit and as far as infrastructure, there is so much infrastructure in the gulf of mexico for example, from oil and gas enterprise, a lot of its legacy and abandoned mother is a big pipeline, no pun intended, we have to work both ends of that, there is a lot of work to be done

therefore, to buy further north, we are getting of the gulf of guinea. so the shower is really becoming more and more organized. same crop of showers when rod across the heart of africa towards tans. near it was northern parts of mesa, big place to say things quiet and down there across that eastern side of south africa, southern k. we'll see some wet weather as we go on through thursday, and that will not use way over to war frank assessments. what are the political risks of batting, russian, oil, gas for west depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera? oh, you see a famine. mm hm. stories the salad and other people confirmed dead in south africa's thoughts is jumped significantly to at least 253 heavy rain brought flooding to the east occupied east. jerusalem is linked to a stabbing that critically injured to israel. your police are continuing there. man hon for the person responds injured. gabriel, alexander reports from brooklyn. 8 30 am in the moment. panic struck on a new york city subway train. i'm confused the scary mo

a report said we have two feet of sea level rise on the gulf coast by 2050.you sitting there as the president of your parish, how many of the homes are within two feet of sea level? >> i don't have the number off the top of my head. we do have a fair number of homes that are close to sea level or just above. >> if i was to move to st. charles tomorrow and try to get a 30-year mortgage -- by 2050, that mortgage isn't going to be fully paid off, could i get a 30-year mortgage? >> you would get a 30-year mortgage. you wouldn't be able to afford flood insurance. >> who is taking the risk of the mortgage? if you know it's under water in 30 years, who is holding that? >> the banks are. >> commercial banks? >> commercial banks. there is active lending going on in st. charles parish in coastal louisiana because we made investment in levee and flood protection to protect us. where we are seeing a lot of the inaction are on some coastal restoration projects because of the hurdles we have to jump through. >> do you carry much debt in your parish? . if you wanted to get

it's stretching from the upper midwest all the way to the gulf coast states and looking at lightening early this morning in parts of louisiana, alabama, the gulf coast states, but don't have any severe warnings we watched that all night long and now they have lifted we're seeing heavy rain. we're going to see that cold front moving to the east that's going to bring the chance for severe weather along the east coast especially from new york city to philadelphia. again, the biggest threat being damaging winds and some heavy rain we're going to see the chance for -- an isolated chance for those damaging winds, less chance for hail, less chance for tornados also, so that's the good news. 28 million at risk today on the backside of the system looky rainfall cold still in the northern plains back behind this cold front. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s and 30s. we're going to deal with the storms today and clear them out and look ahead towards that in just a bit >>> up next former president trump's white house lawyers hit the hot seat in the capitol riot investigation. >>> and an gu

what's going to happen to that part of louisiana and other areas of the gulf coast?>> what happens if it doesn't -- if we can't stop it from getting worse? there are -- that's a great question. it is the question that we have before us. i would have to say that we kinda of have to do two things at the same time right now. there are problems today that need solving. and we can't -- we can't divert all of our attention away from those because people are here right now. at the same time, we do have to look down the road. we have to get past our myopia and think about these questions you are asking, what does it look like on the coasts with two feet of sea level rise? and what happens to those people who are living there? and so i think that just very quickly because i can see that the clock is going the wrong way. on the coast, we do have to talk about either reinforcements or we have to talk about movement of people. this is a very loaded topic, and it's very emotionally fraught. this is something that -- that is part of the tool kit. and as far as the infrastructure,

game, or as the russians and zhozhors called them, the indigenous population of the lands between the gulfd and lada, the territory was gradually settled after the retreat of the glacier, about 10-12 thousand years ago . the 20th century, with its revolutions and warriors, turned into a disaster for the izhors. according to the 2010 census, only 266 people identified themselves as izhors, and the oldest the izhorian language, belonging to the finno-ugric group, is included by unesco in the atlas of world languages ​​under significant threat of extinction. the owner of the forest, the mistress of the forest, let me into the forest and give me mushrooms and more berries. this young man's name is nikita dyachkov nikita izhor. so it happened that for several years now his name has been associated with renewal among the local population. it would seem irretrievably lost traditions. today nikita has a long-awaited exit. before tomorrow's big event. it was very dangerous place for izhora. as they believed, it was believed that the mistress of the forest and the owner of the forest lived there, so

s. gulf states on saturday and now we're off to central america. dose with rain for puerto rico into the dominican republic and rain, not too far away from to gucci. gallop up over the course of the weekend for the top end of south america. it's our usual storms, but an overcast stay for both bogus and lima. lima got hiv 19 degrees. that's it. susan cas. airway official airline of the journey. me this is al jazeera. ah. hello mccloud. this is in use are live from dough coming up the next 60 minutes. france promises more military, a to ukraine. well, president vitamins lensky says his forces are in the fight of their lives. is ready forces, search for suspects after the killing of an israeli security guard in the occupied west bank. china's manufacturing this to its nurse level and 2 years.

now part attacks remain a threats in the gulf of guinea, off the coast of west africa. that's despite countries in the region including nigeria stepping up and joint efforts and interest reports from like us. the nigeria, navy, one patrol in one of the world's most dangerous sealed the maritime boundary in the gulf of guinea, stretches from global to liberia. over the past 20 years. a taxi nigeria still retorted. waters half killed dozens of cool members and cost hundreds of millions of dollars in shipping losses. the attack so so cost to shop, increase in insurance premiums as cargo ship stayed away. the head of nigeria, navy says wash it, spent almost 7000 more hours at sea last year compared to 2020. this is dalton, significant decline in criminal activities in the nation. sir maria turned them in at the international maritime organization reported $47.00, few attacks last year compared to each $12020.00 that led to nigeria being removed from the list of nations. most at risk attacks on this part of the atlantic were so frequent and daring that it's once known as pir

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these mostly happen in the gulf of mexico where oil and gas is an economic powerhouse for the regionand the country and in all of my resilience work, one thing is true, a healthy economy is foundational for resilience. in 2019, almost all offshore oil and gas in the u.s. came out of the gulf of mexico, more than half of the natural gas and half of the nation's crude oil are produced in that region and still fleecy louisiana and texas planning to greatly reduce greenhouse emissions and depend upon fossil fuel purchase louisiana published the first climate action plan last month with key definitions entire state of our economy. as changes occur, economic engines may enter other people, climate change is a threat and risk multiplier, 15th they magnify inequities that already exist raise income from language from mobility in both disadvantaged their schizophrenic compounds when disaster strikes and other vulnerabilities as well. 100 million people on the coast in the u.s., 60 in the past, and a pack of hurricane and people continue to move to the coast. we see these stacks ethical and pr

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well, after it will be cold in the chernivtsi region, there will be such a gulf of cold there, the airemperature will generally be + 12 + 14°, well, i will repeat that it will be colder in the chernivtsi region. in the northern parts of ukraine tomorrow, the weather there is expected to be without much change, well, at least the temperature characteristics. as you can see, it will be somewhere between 12 and 14°, it will touch a little. this is the western wet zhytomyr region, and there is also a chance of rain in the southern regions of the kyiv region, and in the east of ukraine, in the kharkiv region , in the luhansk region, on in donetsk region, the air temperature will be higher +17 + 19° precipitation, they are expected, and with possibly more intense sunshine, it can be up to +20 e that in the central part of ukraine the air temperature in the center of ukraine is when let's do it also, somewhere in the range from 13 to 17°, we will now wait for the map of the central regions. please give me a uh and we will see that vinnytsia will be cooler. and it will be warmer as it has been

one told me about the healthy and active life he had led before his tour in the persian gulf. in february 1995, i reported to the president and the chief of staff on these findings and recommended some steps the administration could take in the future, including the blue ribbon panel. and i had the privilege of testifying at the first meeting of this committee and i have been following the work that's been done ever since. so i'm particularly gratified to be here today, and i'm also gratified that our government is making progress and taking affirmative steps to do all that can be done on behalf of our veterans and on behalf of future members of our forces. i want to thank all who served for their persistent efforts on this committee and for considering thoroughly the diverse and strongly held opinions, theories, explanations about these illnesses. i particularly want to thank gulf war veterans and their families for taking the time to share their experiences with this committee. >> the first lady was a familiar figure on international stages. in 1998, she traveled to belfast

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and most of the lightning out over the gulf now and we are seeing heavy rain in parts of alabama, andiana, and where you can see the yellows, the reds shall the oranges, that's where the heaviest rain is falling and we will watch the cold front move off to the east, bringing the storms to the east coast and see gusty winds, winds over 60 miles an hour today and heavy rains. so 28 million americans are at risk, new york city, philadelphia, to eastern pa, you can see some isolated strong storms later on this afternoon. rainfall forecast, not a whole lot. a quarter inch to a half inch. some spots could see an inch of rain. the cold side, for the third day straight we're seeing blizzard warnings in bismarck and minot and two feet of snow possible there and dangerous travel. that cold air extends to the central plains, eight million people waking up to cold temperature, 30s in kansas city and columbia and feeling like the 20s. jonathan? >> michelle grossman, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, philadelphia was the first major city to bring back the mask mandate amid rising covid cases. c

kim wall. scotty shiffler has won the 1st major gulf crown of his career. the american secured the master's title with 3 shot victory at augusta tiger was said that just the completing of the event was one of his biggest ever achievements. and there were some reports the anticlimax. he could be an unfair way to describe the closing moments of scholarship was 1st major when such was his dominant to the masters. couple of miss spots on the final green. didn't really matter. yeah. the american still claimed the title by a 3 stroke margin. you know, i didn't want any stress towards the end of the day and i didn't break my concentration until we got onto the green on 18 once we got onto the green, i was like, i'm an enjoy this and then, you know, had some fun with it. scheffler has been the stand out player if the year with 3 tournament went to his name before the master's even tito extraneous kevin smith did threaten shifts his lead early on the final day. but a trip to the water on the 12 hole who ended his challenge and he finished in its height the 3rd row h

bps gulf of mexico business exemplifies this approach. in the gulf, we are producing some of the peace highest value energy anywhere in the world. this year, bp aims to safely start embargoes -- start a platform that will increase production in the region by 25%. our u.s. onshore oil and gas operation, which i lead, is driving down emissions while producing oil and gas in texas and louisiana. we plan to spend more than $1 billion to install a state-of-the-art infrastructure network that will significantly reduce emissions from our u.s. onshore operations through electrification. in uncertain times, one of our primary roles is to maintain the safe, secure supply of energy on which societies depend. the importance of this role has rarely been clearer than in recent weeks. at the same time, we will pursue our emissions targets and aims while continuing to increase our supply of energy from low carbon sources. thank you again for this opportunity. look forward to your question. >> thank you. we recognize mr. werth for five minutes. >> chairs,

but i think come, it's really incumbent upon a lot of the gulf countries. and i know there's pressure from the united states who have they have allies there to further isolate russia by doing things like not filing them oil, but also a restricting tourism and things like that. so, you know, with the don't, the day will come soon, where if you're a rush on national, maybe the only way you can go on vacation is too young. the young and north korea are to this promptly islands those islands made by the chinese and the so i'm trying to see the gulf. i can to overestimate this enough now has a key role to play in terms of further tightening those sanctions and further isolating russia. very interesting. get your thoughts on this, michael bossy marcy here. we appreciate your time. so thank you very much. indeed for joining us. my pleasure. in another world news, yeomans president, hon months or heidi has delegated power to a new leadership council. saudi arabia's advising the new assembly to start negotiations with the hoodies. we had plans to give yemen $3000000

perhaps it was the crisis of the of the gulf of tonkin, of the middle east in june '67. but sooner or later, the lights will go out, and then in a few moments, i will hear an eager voice down the hall call out, where is bird? then i know he's home. really home. like the living room in any american home, this room has its personal touches. bookshelves that reflect the individual interests of a family, old and treasured friends. one of the things that i am proud to leave as a reminder of our time here is the addition to the white house permanent collection of paintings. thomas sully's portrait of fanny kimball is sheer romance, and i love it. this is our most recent acquisition for the permanent collection. robert hinrise, gypsy girl. the first painting acquired during our white house was -- i saved my favorite for last. you can almost feel the love between the mother and those children. look at that little girl. is she wondering what the small child is going to mean to her life? it's such a dear painting. it seems to set the tone of the room. it's where the family shared

it is like the oil embargo, with oil will triple in price because they were off the gulf of galveston, and they would not be unloaded to bring the price of oil up. we're doing the same thing again. oil companies, big banks, wall street found the politicians and lobbyists to make laws. politicians do not pen their own laws. they are written by lobbyists. obamacare was written by the insurance lobby. that is what is ruining our nation in this country, greed, the worship of the almighty dollar. i've fought in vietnam for two years. i am disgusted with my country. i am disgusted with my country. it has turned into nothing but honoring the god almighty dollar, which that will be the fall of this country, you watch and see. thank you. host: all right. take a look at this article from foxnews.com. ken line, a warrant -- headline says -- the article says an advisor to the mariupol city mayor warned saturday, today, that russian troops are preparing to shut down the city by april 18 and will "pilfer all men for forced service, labor, isolation." occupiers report that on monday, they will not o

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what the previous administration was able to do is break the stranglehold between the gulf states androcco with israel to get normal diplomatic relations. part of that was getting out of the iran deal. the enemy of my enemy is my friend, and i think the previous administration did a good job of reestablishing our friendship with israel, which was somewhat threatened by the iran deal, and bringing the gulf states into a normal relationship with israel. now what you see is the leaders of these states going off to visit the russians. i read the other day that bashar al-assad is in the uae. i think flirting with the iranians, a bad nuclear deal, is a really bad idea. it was a bad idea the first time. it is a bad idea now. not only would it restrain their effort to get a nuclear capability. it also had nothing to do with all their collateral activities, terrorism around the middle east , israel just experienced attacks this week, probably indirectly inspired by the iranians. i don't think anything doable or out of this deal. even though we probably will not be able to stop it, it is not go

which is why i have been speaking with china, with india, with the gulf states to make sure that everyone understands the choices being made by russia is a disaster for ukraine but also russia itself. this is why it is important to have a strong europe. a europe that is strong on defense. which is where we over the last five years have invested to have a strong army and armed forces in line with the budget set in the white paper. but we also want to make sure that this will ensure safety and security over the long run. because we are -- because we first introduced the cease-fire then ukraine. >> i don't think you have the same vision of what -- of the european union. the exact same question for you, marine le pen. should we help ukraine more and deliver weapons further? -- further deliver weapons? >> let me start by saying one thing, my solidarity and my absolute compassion goes to the ukrainian people. i am doing this in front of millions of viewers. russia's invasion and attack on ukraine is unacceptable. mr. macron, the efforts you have made to try on behalf of france to come up with w

a week ahead strong storms from the great lakes to the gulf coast.out west. >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist kari hall. our temperatures today headed back for the low to mid-70s. even a few spots reaching 80 degrees. we'll see that in fairfield as well so south county. san francisco looking at a high of 66. it will be cooler by the middle of the week but definitely windy and we'll see more clouds moving in. for san francisco, some of those gusts may reach over 30 miles per hour tomorrow afternoon and the high winds continue through thursday. >>> that is your latest weather, got a fan of our sirius xm channel. off the rails. coming up tomorrow very nice. this is the hair i want. how cute she i >> for 40 bucks. >> and by the way over here. she said -- everybody celebrating the "bachelor. congratulations. up next the history in the nfl draft. kristen dahlgren has their story. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording