this isn't a just a huge and growing problem in the gulf of mexico. in california, as we recently experienced, there was also a crisis in the pacific. on october 1, around huntington beach and newport beach reported in oil smile and the response received reports of being unknown machine on the water surface. the coast guard confirmed this bill the next day and since then, local, state and federal officials and volunteers had organized a robust response to containing a cleanup the oil spill and begin to investigate the causes. over the past two weeks, we have learned considerable details about the pipeline amplified energies response and the timeline of events that led to the rupture. months ago a ship's anchor hooked and dragged the pipeline over 100 feet causing what led to the release of tens of thousands of gallons of oil. but this begs several questions and raises issues for us in the recent years is required and whether indications of issues and was there a delay when amplified initiated with emergency response. these and other questions must be a

>> yes, there is active discussion of wind power in the gulf of mexico. this includes discussion of use of existing infrastructure. there are also industry proposals to use some of that infrastructure capability for carbon capture and storage, for example. that is also a proposal. i don't want to necessarily pass judgment around whether it's a good thing or not. but we have to think about the uses of this for the future. and just to the point that dr. stunz, i think he makes some good points. i think this is long term and at scale. we've been managing these one at a time and we have to think of what is going to happen over 100 years, when all the iron rust away. what is the long term consequence of this? >> we'll, you mentioned a troubling picture of a lot of companies that appear ready to shift their decommissioning costs on to the taxpayer. in just a couple of seconds, i have seen some interesting studies about the pc salah nation, we are at a certain ocean depth, the harmonic pressure can power reverse osmosis membranes and create freshwater without add

can we talk about the hazards and dangers of abandoned pipelines in the gulf of mexico? >> well, since you mentioned me first, i'll start, then jackie can follow. i'll just point to two recent examples in the gulf of mexico where older pipelines, abandoned pipelines, have caused problems. one is, as was mentioned, in hurricane ida, there was a -- all of a sudden appeared an oil slick. it lasted for several days. apparently it was traced to an abandoned pipeline that had not been fully cleared of all the residual oil in it. so all that oil leaked out during that incident. another, of course, is an ongoing issue, i think you all know the states in the gulf are trying to restore their environments. the coastal environments, using funds from the bp oil spill, including restoring barrier islands and so on just off the coast of where a lot of this oil and gas development takes place. and one island is so understrewn with a myriad of pipelines coming in, most of them, we don't even know where they are, who built them and when, that it really interferes with the ability to restor

go, no story. various jiving federal ford has revoked by massive oil and gas lea sale in the gulf of mexico. hold on. what's wrong with allowing low demoya drilling in the gulf of mexico that that address goes wrong there. i mean, except for it catching fire from time to time because we've covered in an oil. but the same thing happened to 5 time mr. olympia, ronnie coleman, and he's fine. ok. never could understand why our muscle men need to be greased up is, is one of the portions of the missed or limby. a conduct giant flip invite or perhaps their loop up because of that time arnold towards an aggregate lodge and a public restroom stall and had to be cut out by the fire department is at it. anyway, the court found that the bite administration relied on faulty environmental analysis when it offered more than $80000000.00 acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas leasing. avail, like right now i'm making the same faces the guy of the funeral parlor when i ran in and said with gas good forgiveness, sacred. but i thought by me was the guy will care about climate change. well i guess we just

and that colder air is running across the gulf of mexico. it's going to produce some rock and storms. southern mexico round the bay of can pet shapes. days of rain has led to land slides, mud slides and rock slides for central southern portions of bolivia. tens of thousands of people force from their homes and we see those storms lining up from paraguay right toward the southeast of brazil on saturday. that's it for me season of weather, sponsored by katara always. ah, this is al jazeera ah, alabama. elizabeth bronman. this is the news our live from dog ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. multiple clues conflicts and a slow coven vaccine rollout. leaders from the african union meet to come up with a coordinated response. the u. s. wave sanctions on aaron's civilian nuclear program as a step towards returning to the 2015 agreement with world powers.

we know today that the caribbean sea in the gulf of mexico are warming because of climate change. the way we want to create models that can predict whether the number of octopuses will decrease in the future gave environment the room in order can feel it. will there are still plenty of them here along the coast of the yucatan. but that can change demand for the low fat delicacy is rising worldwide. and in some asian regions, they've already been over fish for octopus catcher. antonio cock in cecil business is better than ever this season. it's like, well, it's been insane. and especially august and september and into october. and it always depends on how long the want to work. and i'm usually full by 1 pm, and i earned around 50600 pesos. the people who stay out all afternoon make 2000 or 3000 pesos landing after to that with us. why? bill barbara. and anybody is dr. lisa. but antonio cock is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. but that's why he's working with the universities. scientists to sell octopus raised in a breeding station instead of capturing

climate change progresses or in the us having what we know today that the caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico are warming because of climate change. the way we want to create models that can predict whether the number of octopuses will decrease in the future, gave environment there my little room. and nora can feel it. there are still plenty of them here along the coast of the yucatan. but that could change demand for the low fat delicacy is rising world wide. and in some asian regions, they've already been over fish for octopus catcher. antonio cock in cecil business is better than ever this season. intellectual and has been insane. and especially august and september and into october, when i look for it always depends on how long you want to work it. so i'm usually full by 1 pm, and i earned around $5600.00 pesos. the people who stay out all afternoon make 2000 or 3000 pesos landing or developing a gravel battery in a minute. it's thank you. thank. but antonio coffee is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. that's why he's working with the universities . scientists

climate change progresses or in the us having what we know today that the caribbean sea and the gulf of mexico are warming because of climate change. the way we want to create models that can predict whether the number of octopuses will decrease in the future, gave environment the room in or to can feel it will. there are still plenty of them here along the coast of the yucatan. but that could change demand for the low fat delicacy is rising world wide. and in some asian regions, they've already been over fished for octopus catcher. antonio cock in cecil business is better than ever this season. intellectual and has been insane. and especially august and september and into october, when i look, it always depends on how long you want to work it. so i'm usually full by 1 pm, and i earned around $5600.00 pesos. the people who stay out all afternoon make 2000 or 3000 pesos landing or to that with us gravel above anybody is dr. usa. but antonio coffee is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. that's why he's working with the university's scientists to sell octopus raised in

for now it's mostly rain, but the moisture is streaming in from the gulf of mexico and we have a cold front that's going to drag down the cold air, so where it is raining, areas like st. louis, they will change over to ice and eventually snow from little rock to louisville up through pittsburgh, we could see a quarter of an inch to a half an inch of ice it makes things treacherous on the roads and likely to cause significant power outages when it hangs to trees and power lines. we're also looking across northern indiana. some areas picking up about 12 to 18 inches of snow. really cold on the backside of this, so power outages and cold temperatures once again will be a huge concern. >> that's quite an impact zone. dylan, thank you. >>> a raging fire at a fertilizer plant in winston-salem, north carolina it forced thousands of people to evacuate because of a danger of an explosion firefighters tried to control it but were forced to retreat with 600 tons of ammonium nitrate at the site. authorities said the danger would continue through tomorrow >>> no sign tonight russia intends to pull

and the gulf of mexico, when the cold air does come out of the united states, it tends to pick up a shower and you get some pretty pokey thunderstorms on the forecast. some pulses, some mexico, a good scattering a shout elsewhere throughout the caribbean. but nothing too unusual. the heaviest, right, as you know, has been a proper round rio, just to the north, the city and is another warning act full. the say mary patropolis, typically because this is the line. it extends right up to the north west of brazil . it could bring yet more well potential danger from landslide, certainly flash flooding north argentina though enjoying the sun. ah ah, inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism worldwide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged a road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. lulu lou ah, well, again, you're watching. i just hit our reminder of our top

and the gulf of mexico and the cold air does come out of the united states. you tend to pick up the shower and get some pretty pokey thunderstorms. that's the forecast. some pulses, some mexico, a good scattering, a shower elsewhere throughout the caribbean, but nothing too unusual. the heaviest, right, as you know, has been a problem around rio just to the north, the city, and there's another warning out for the same air patropolis typically because this is the line that extends right up the north, west of brazil. it could bring yet more. well, potential danger from landslide, certainly flash flooding north argentina though, enjoying the sun ah criminal games, a filling vietnamese tilting to speak with one to one east. investigate how the traffic is on the beach in justice. oh, now to sierra ah, al jazeera, with blue ah, you're watching old, is it a reminder? what top stories this r b u. s. president says he's convinced to russia has made the decision to invade ukraine. joe biden says intelligence suggests it could happen in the coming days. separate as late

obviously the next know, moving through the canadian prairies that co day when it leaks out cross the gulf of mexico. really peps up the shower, so look us some big thunderstorms of mexico. ah ah diets define who we are. but who are we? if we don't know what we're eating in a disturbing investigation into globalized food fraud, people and power reveals long hidden, scandalous practices. def, infiltrated international wholesale markets and supermarket chains and asks, what's really on our plate. food in glorious food on out. shes around the latest news, believe it's truly harsh, gravest on, for 10 years, they was the victims of an idea. most people got to be monetary in crisis with detailed coverage warnings that, oh, micron fraction going power large partial for fire with a polygon daft here from around the world on house people, years of living on the street actually accelerates the aging. brought them. ah, the leader of i so dies during a u. s. military re didn't syria, and what's being described as a significant blow to the article. ah, no, i'm fully vacaville. you're watching al jazeera live fro

is not extreme to shows are still going to storm hanging around. southwell, this through the gulf of mexico with a cold air such, it's not as extreme as it was. so there are big showers in mexico, the forecast and to the east of that honduras, for example, and quite a few frequent but light showers in the lesser antilles. but this is normal, this time the year heavy rain again has been causing trouble in columbia. we have seen yet more flooding, i think, landslides to in west and columbia. same is true, potentially in ecuador. and then if you look for the south, just north of the river plate, really the forecast. here's these big picturesque thunderstorms, a huge amount of rain. a lot of lightning that they are wandering out through year require into the sausage, brazil, and north. osh tina. during monday, the rest of argentine is enjoying the sunshine for the most part. nor is it especially cold. 22. no 23. ah. my manager is my manager is on material my job. my plan is brown with my nigeria on al jazeera. ah, ah ah. hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily anglin, to remind her about top

gulf states and in fact, across northern areas of texas into oklahoma. we could see a tornado here, severe thunderstorms, and definitely some drenched rain being fueled by that moisture from the gulf of mexico. there has been flooding in honduras and those showers still coming at you for that caribbean coast of central america. now for south america, the heaviest rain will be along the eastern side of the andes, into the western amazon basin out toward the south atlantic. and we've had some big storms around rio de janeiro on thursday, and that continues the co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism worldwide. and to reward matter an excellent and encourage creativity, the shape tomato wants a translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, ah ah, the me welcome back. you're watching al jazeera alive from the top stories this half out. that of nice since the lines will look at boosting sources in eastern europe, western powers, believe russian troops are still building up in numbers around ukraine and

gulf states. and in fact, across the northern areas of texas into oklahoma, we could see a tornado here, severe thunderstorms, and definitely some drenched rain being fueled by that moisture from the gulf of mexico. there has been flooding in honduras and those showers still coming at you for that caribbean coast of central america. now for south america, heaviest frame will be along the eastern side of the andes into the western amazon basin, out toward the south atlantic. and we've had some big storms around rio de janeiro on thursday, and that continues, ah, i have because is the world's leading coca producer. but it's weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to dr. do as he grapples with repairs to his many backup, and yet one of the few willing to drive to remote villages risking at all ivory coast of our desert. ah ah, the me just a reminder of the top stories this head of nato says the alliance will look at boosting its forces in eastern europe, western powers, believe russian troops, a still building up around ukraine's and show defiance against a potential invasion ukraine held a national day of unity widens to the day, russia was reported in likely to return on comes,

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of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next up i want to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a heat wave is feeling a wildfire toward the northeast of argentina and temperatures. have come down big time and coma. doro river davia on wednesday. ah, the egypt strong man is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening. the us was perfectly happy to trade off tomorrow for c, for security. while western lead is turning a blind eye when even the citizens have fallen victim to his repression, executions, torture, censorship is not acceptable, and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london. armand in cairo.

of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next step i wanted to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a heat wave is fueling a wildfire where the northeast of argent, tina and temperatures have come down big time and common dora river davia on wednesday, ah, this feels like a prison portion of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing is my get out ticket is, is not the you just want to get the people around like you got to when i'm telling the story about my life and it's going to take 50 future to do a don't so bad with you. deep award winning your documentary. wait for now to sierra. ah ah, welcome back to promote about top stories here this

you don't see russia and china, for example, patrolling in the, in the gulf of mexico. but, you know, at some point, those 2 countries may actually come together in a military alliance and do just that. i'm out of desperation because the rest has basically force them into that position. and that's what i'm really careful of michael way when you talk about nato expansion, for example, in these eastern european countries. one of the things i had mentioned was that there's almost a perpetual state of drills happening in eastern europe in the past 5 years. i've been what, 2 dozen different drills and they just go on and on and on. and they're always highly publicized. and it's just a big, big thing. prudent was saying that the drills are essentially used as a cover for, for, for the the, the development of nato military bases. he was saying, new barracks go up every time you have a new set of drills. you've got new infrastructure being built in these eastern european countries. and he was saying article 17 of the ukranian constitution says no foreign base is gonna operate on

temperature chart, we can see that arctic air coming down matching up with the warms coming up from the gulf of mexico. and when those 2 and masses collide, well, it is a recipe for some severe storms. we're expecting them to break out on, choose a, rumbling all the way towards the east coast know ahead of that will have some sunshine in places like new york city. if we have a look at the 3 day, the temperatures well above the average here, there will be some rain coming in pay on tuesday as we move to central america. however, it's a much quieter. settled picture here. lots of sunshine for southern parts of mexico . scattered showers here and scattered showers for much of the caribbean with 30 degrees in havana and santo domingo on tuesday. that's the weather update. ah, ah, inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness, imperialism, world wide. i've to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake ahmad award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and c

temperature chart, we can see that arctic air coming down matching up with the warms coming up from the gulf of mexico. and when those 2 and masses collide, well, it is a recipe for some severe storms. we're expecting them to break out on tuesday. rumbling all the way towards the east coast know ahead of that. we'll have some sunshine in places like new york city. if we have a look at the 3 day, the temperature is well above the average here. there will be some rain coming in pay on tuesday as we move to central america. however, it's a much quieter. settled picture here. lots of sunshine for southern parts of mexico, scattered showers here and scattered showers for much of the caribbean with 30 degrees in havana and santo domingo on tuesday. that's the weather update. ah, the farmer finding harmony in pursuing his passions, my passion is finding young artists and keeping culture, traditions alike, nurturing the musical talents of his community. had been trying to dream music for lynch minded mining to the outside world and tending his family's lands the most positive thing that called it's brought to

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the further west you get from the gulf of mexico, the bigger the shift, because you are getting deeperountry. you have a truck driver making $110,000 a year and his wife is doing well with the cafe because there are a lot of oil people coming in and having lunch and leaving a nice tip. you have the democrats saying the green new deal is terrific. let's end our reliance on hydro car bronze. you take the respect for law enforcement that includes the border patrol. there are a lot of people in south texas with family in the border patrol. and you have a concern with farmers and ranchers. we are likely to see heated races where the candidates are latinas. bill: how concerned should the democrats be when you see tories like this. >> we should be concerned. the issues of covid and crime and the border. many voters you had in the package with rich, not get out in front of them, but walk alongside of them. i'm a blue dog democrat. when you can have an honest and open debate. but it should be responding to people's needs. this is happening in wyoming in the liz cheney race. the body politic is

this is set up of arctic air down into texas, we have warm moisture from the gulf of mexico over top the cold air falling through the cold air and bringing the potential for ice storm and that is my most concerning point of this system as we go through the next couple days, you see the front, the pink area we have accumulating ice and this storm will affect thousands of miles from texas up toward the northeast, interior sections could get socked in, the storm time suggest now until thursday night. ice snow flooding impact travel disruption where we have accumulating ice. winter weather advisory from southwest to the midwest, great lakes and the purple is the most concerning area. ice storm warning, means ice on the roads and power lines and we'll have possibly millions without power here with the temperatures below freezing for the next couple of days. that is the concern. threat for at least glaze of ice from texas all the way up toward the northeast including some of the big city areas thursday and friday. there is potential for icing on the i-95 corridor. this is the greatest risk

and the gulf of mexico and the cold air does come out of the u. a states you tend to pick up the shower and get some pretty pokey thunderstorms. that's the forecast. some pulses, some mexico, a good scattering a shower elsewhere throughout the caribbean, but nothing too unusual. the heaviest read is, you know, it's been a problem round rio just to the north, the city, and there's another warning out for the say, mary patropolis, typically because this is the line that extends right up the north west of brazil that could bring yet more well potential danger from landslide, certainly flash flooding north argentina though, enjoying the sun ah, a filling vietnamese tilting into slavery in one to one east. investigate how the traffic is leading testers. a passion for supporting local communities and pioneering innovative can science and technology projects. how, how beautiful, how glorious, ah, all of us on this planet, not just africa out to sierra, full as a leading biochemist, determined to use his scientific knowledge to serve africa. women make sc

you have gulf of mexico moisture and winds coming from the south about 150 miles from where i'm standingast here. what we are seeing just north of me about 80 miles are actual tornado warnings. not far from where i'm at right now, a severe thunderstorm system is going to start downpouring here in the next probably 10, 15 minutes, perhaps even sooner and the wind gusts that continue to forge forward are what is so amazing about the situation and we haven't even begun as far as the energy of the system moving in. the next few hours are going to be volatile and potentially very nasty. so, anyone who is in the state of mississippi take heed, listen to the fox weather app and the national weather service and if you are in a situation take shelter, it could get very dangerous here soon, john. >> john: narrow lines of storms but look powerful. stay safe. and don't mix the extended coverage on the major winter storm today and tomorrow. watch the weather team by downloading the app at fox weather.com. >> sandra: new at 2:00, hillary clinton reenters the political realm, fights off new questions o

gulf breeze, florida, got its name for a reason, living here is as close as you can, get to the gulf of mexicoe waves. >> and the beach. >> there is naval live oaks nature preserve. you can mike more than 7 miles of scenic trails. or gulf breeze zoo. and feed a giraffe lunch, and hop across the bay, cruise

a gigantic winter storm stretching from the gulf of mexico to the canadian border, nearly one third of winter storm warnings or advisories. the storm packing snow, sleet and ice, hundreds of thousands without power tonight. derek van dam is in minneapolis for us. you get all the great assignments and, yes, that is sarcasm. you're in one of the cities that's supposed to be hit the hardest right now. how do you feel right now? >> reporter: not to correct you, i'm in indianapolis. not the warmest of assignments but the snow is starting to come a end. it has been a brutal 24 hours. we drove in from south bend yesterday, a drive that normally takes two hours to get here to indianapolis, it took us four hours. we could see grass on the ground because it was raining here. all this snow has accumulated since we've been here. 24 hours we've accumulated six to eight inches and all that rain that fell last night, the temperature dropped, we have a sheet of ice underneath all of the snow. that's what making this so treacherous for the hoosier state. the ice storm crippling parts of the ohio and mi

nationally, the big news was a hurricane in the gulf of mexico. >> category 4 hurricane -- >> and theldup to the invasion of iraq. >> we know the awful nature of war. >> but a very different war was about to erupt. >> i got a call from my deputy, lieutenant phil long. >> a 55-year-old man was killed outside the store. >> we had a gentleman who was shot in the parking lot at the shopper's food warehouse. i asked him what kind was it, did we have a smoke or did we have an argument between two people? did we have an answer to it right away? >> barney forsythe was the head of major crimes for montgomery county. >> he said, no, not really. we had a loud bang. >> it was directly across the street from a police station. in fact, the first police officers to arrive on the scene were those that heard the shot inside the police station and walked across the street. >> the victim is a 55-year-old government analyst named james d. martin. police have almost nothing to go on. >> security cameras were starting to become more popular. we were, of course, hoping, you know, that it was going to tell u

gulf states. and in fact, across the northern areas of texas into oklahoma, we could see a tornado here, severe thunderstorms, and definitely some drenched rain being fueled by that moisture from the gulf of mexico. there has been flooding in honduras and those showers still coming at you for that caribbean coast of central america. now for south america, heavy rain will be along the eastern side of the andes into the western amazon basin out toward the south atlantic. and we've had some big storms around rio de janeiro on thursday and that continues the the. ready still a huge force ready to invade. nato says there is no evidence. russian forces are pulling back from ukraine's borders. ah, well, come on peace. adobe. your watching al jazeera live from though ha, also coming up, struggling with the surge. hong kong hospitals are overwhelmed as corona virus case is continue to climb.

weekend the "wall street journal" reported that the liquefied natural gas terminals along the gulf of mexico coast to the east of the united states are active and loading vessels and 2/3s of them are on their way to europe, which is a larger share that is being shared at any normal time. so the united states is helping assure the europeans that nord stream 2 has jet to come on. if the russians turn off the gas -- the gas link between russia and europe goes through ukraine. any kind of conflict will disrupt that enormously. the united states is saying we're going to help provide the link from us and from the persian gulf states. this is all coming your way. so stand strong and stand in unity against the russians. >> a quick thought from this. this is from the super bowl interview with the president. lester holt wants to know why inflation is not transitory. >> back in july, you said inflation was going to be temporary. i think a lot of americaning are wondering what your definition of temporary is. >> well, you're being a wise guy with me. i understand that's your job. the reason for the infl

. >> my gulf of mexico question, and beginning you will, given the imbalance between the two militaries, what kind of fight do you expect from the ukrainians now? and do you except that insurgency to eventuate going forward. >> i think the ukrainians are better than when russia launched the proxy wars in the donbas. but they lack the overwhelming firepower of the russian military today. they lack the air power. they lack the missile power. the electronic warfare, and all of those capabilities that russia has. so the ukrainians will fight as best they can. they will force the russians to pay a price. and then they will switch to insurgency and resistance through the cities and countryside and try to raise the cost of any russian occupation of ukraine. >> fascinating analysis. malcolm davis, thank you so much. really appreciate it there, joining us from canberra. >>> all right. explosions ringing out in ukraine amid global condemnation, and a very ominous threat from vladimir putin. we're covering all of this live from ukraine. do stay with us. we'll be right back. that's why doctors reco

so, we will see that return moisture from the gulf of mexico and that's the reason as this front movestemperature but it feels like it's minus 29. now, let me tell you about fargo. what happened up there. want to show you this video. this coming out of castleton. this lies just to the rest of fargo. it was a terrible mixup of cars. a multi-car, multi-vehicle mixup on interstate 94. six people were injured in this. there were about five, uh, large trucks that were involved. the wind conditions here, they were blowing at about near 40 miles per hour. v visibility as you can see, was very poor here and they shut down the interstate for a while. conditions are not going to be improving. we have got temperatures remaining well-below zero. in fargo, it is going to be below zero the next few days. not until friday, we will see about 2 degrees. but the deep south, it looks like, don, the severe weather -- texas tonight with tornados. hail, already, reported here. so keep -- keep you updated. >> wow, that was white out conditions on that interstate. by the way, my siri was trying to get in on y

not extreme, just shows there is still winter storms hanging around south all this through the gulf of mexico with a cold air floods. it's almost extreme as it was. so there are big shouted mexico in the forecast and to the east of that honduras for example, and quite a few frequent but light showers, in lesser antilles. but this is normal. this time year. heavy rain again has been causing trouble in columbia. we've seen yet more flooding, i think, landslides to in west and columbia. same is true, potentially in ecuador, and then you look for the south just north, the river plate. really the forecast is these big, picturesque thunderstorms, a huge amount of rain, a lot of lightning there. they are. wonder got through. you require into the sauces, brazil, and north argentina. during monday. the rest of argentine is enjoying the sunshine for the most part. nor is it especially cold, 22 or 23. 0, the weather sponsored by casara always. ah, a fierce fight for ukraine's is 2nd city, as russian strikes pound the country, now both sides are preparing for tops. ah tamra burleson, this is on the 0. li

we get the return moisture from the gulf of mexico.a result, could see some thunderstorms. 21 million people all the way from dallas to little rock to memphis to springfield, missouri, this is where we could see the potential for tornadoes, some high winds, potential for some hail. then this shifts a little bit towards the east. so this is going to be kind of a long duration event. not just as far as the wind and the cold air is concerned, but also as far as the rainfall is concerned. we could see the potential for flash flooding as well. >>> all right. got to mention new york city. mild, mild, mild next couple of days. here comes the rainfall. and then those temperatures plunge into the 30s. so you just can't predict it this time of year. topsy-turvy. >> unbelievable those temperatures. karen mcguinness, many thanks for bridgnging us up to date on what we can expect. appreciate it. >>> ongoing in brazil, the death toll is rising after the deadly landslides north of rio de janeiro last tuesday. the number of fatalities rose slightly on

temperature chart, we can see that arctic air coming down matching up with the warms coming up from the gulf of mexico. and when those 2 and masses collide, well, it is a recipe for some severe storms. we're expecting them to break out on tuesday. rumbling all the way towards the east coast know ahead of that will absence sunshine in places like new york city. if we have a look at the 3 day, the temperature is well above the average here they will be so rain coming in pay on tuesday as we move to central america. however, it's a much quieter. settled picture here. lots of sunshine with southern parts of mexico, scattered showers here and scattered showers for much of the caribbean with 30 degrees in havana and santo domingo on tuesday. that's the weather update. ah, the remaining is ancient forest. some of europe's most prestige. they are crucial for our society, a crucial fall battle against the climate crisis. but illegal logging by a roof with timber mafia is destroying both the landscape and people's lives. logging in romania is all what? dongs violence ceiling with the bills amidst plains of corr

so when hurricanes rita and katrina come and take out oil production in the gulf of mexico we're stronger because we can go into the global market and say we need to pull in barrels because our production is down our refining is down. so there is security but you're right you're also exposed to global price spikes. i think the former is probably better than the latter but people may disagree. host: during this whole discussion about energy, considering the current events, nord stream 2 that phrase repeatedly used what's the importance in all of this? guest: so nordstreem 2 is a very significant natural gas pipeline project that's been on the books for about a decade, a source of continued controversy in europe and in the west. it would bring russian natural gas to germany bypassing ukraine. so that a decade ago much more than today of the russian natural gas that supplies europe was traveling through ukraine. and russia didn't want that and even some in europe said well maybe that's not the best thing for us because there has in the past been obviously tension and conflict between russia

xl pipeline, shut down drilling in alaska, offshore, on land, gulf of mexico drilling. state -- national property, no drilling. >> instead, the administration is asking saudi arabia again to pump more oil. >> i can confirm they're on a trip, a range of topics to discussion including yemen. we are engaging with our partners around the world about ensuring supply meets demand from here as well. >> so the administration has made that ask of the saudis over and over again and up to now they said no. back to you, sandra. >> sandra: edward lawrence live. thanks. the quickest way to bring those prices down is to open america's resources back up. fox news contributor, brian brenberg joins us now. we called the senators pushing for the tax holiday and they're all welcome to join us any time. brian, first off, what would be the real impact on the american consumer struggling from not just high gas prices but from inflation? what would the real world impact be of a gas tax holiday? would it help? >> look, i'd love to have 18 cents a gallon back in my gas, but the fact is it's going

of 18 degrees u. s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next step i wanted to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a heat wave is fueling a wildfire where the northeast of argent, tina and temperatures have come down big time and common dora river davia on wednesday, ah, this feels like our present portion of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing is my get out take. it is not that you just want to get the people around like you got to, when i'm telling a story about my life is going to take 50 future to do it. don't so bad with you. deep award winning documentary went on out his era. mm. mm. each and every one of us had to go to responsibility to change

check it out over the gulf of mexico states. it stretched 477 miles. cond world record was confirmed in south america for one that was -- for one of the longest recorded duration of lightning flash. that flash june 2020 lasted more than 17 seconds. drew: that is wild. there is a thunderstorm and l.a. and that lining will hit us. kumasi: that's crazy. drew: that's far. if you are 500 miles away, you are not going to hear the thunder. that is insane. we're talking about winds and let's plan out your day. the morning hours, winds increase. mid-day, wines peek into the early afternoon and the offshore component. once the sun sets, the winds will come down. that will lead to a calmer day on the way for thursday but wind advisories and high-wind warning's are in effect due to elevated fire danger. we have not seen rain in a month so vegetation is drying out but we have elevated fire concerns and you can see a lot of the region under moderate to high fire danger early today and then it's really backs off after the winds come down tonight. with the offshore win