mohamed irfaan ali is guyana's president.a desperate race to keep the nation's capital area, where most of the country's roughly 800,000 people live, from literally being washed away. so we have been continuously investing in adaptation and mitigation to build the sea walls, the dikes to ensure that we protect our land. and yet, this ecologically pristine country, 85% covered in lush forests and staring down the barrel of a changing climate, is on the verge of a radical transformation. guyana is about to become a major oil producer. massive oil fields off the coast promise to deliver immense riches to a country in which more than 40% of the population lives on less than $6 a day. for decades, guyana invited companies to search for oil and gas believed to be under its seabed. one of those was exxonmobil. multiple wells were drilled here in the '60s through the early 2000s with no success. and we saw something that others didn't see. and many others looked. liam mallon is president of upstream operations. over nearly four decad

there is a lot of americans working in guyana. it is a way to create jobs in the u.s.u go down there the administration doesn't care about these jobs. ashley: meanwhile we continue to ask for, senator, we look, we continue to ask opec plus to boost production to bring prices down. we're doing a deal with venezuela, allowing chevron to expand, all of this is utter nonsense because the answer is right beneath our feet in this country. how infuriating is it? >> it really is infuriating. you cannot separate energy security from economic security and national security and by the way from climate either. if we produce oil with our energy, with our environmental standards it is less carbon footprint, it creates more jobs for the average american, better paying jobs. it increases the national security and the security of the europeans. this administration has chosen to focus only on carbon emissions, which means we get more carbon emissions. they're burning coal in europe because we can't supply them with gas and oil. at the same time we lose jobs here, national security weake

the searching american soldiers have finished counting the bodies in jonestown, guyana. 910 died in thecans killing other americans and themselves. in its own interest for its own well-being, this nation will have to find out why. french toast the way it's meant to be. try all three flavors. only at ihop. download the app and earn free food with every purchase. ♪ music: forest blakk, fall into me ♪ ♪ you said close your eyes don't look down ♪ ♪ fall into me and i'll catch you, darlin ♪ ♪ we'll dance in the street like nobody's watching ♪ ♪ it's just you and me... ♪ celebrate every kiss. get financing that fits your budget with low monthly payments. >>> there were a lot of strange people who committed a lot of strange crimes in the 1970s. but none of them was as mediagenic as ted bundy. >> you said you were surprised when you went to jail? >> surprised? i don't know, i didn't know what to expect, i've never been in a jail before, never been arrested before. >> theodore bundy is a prolific serial killer. we don't know exactly how many killed, we know it's dozens. he was handsome, very inv

while the world moves away from fossil fuels to save the planet, the tiny nation of guyana is balancing an oil boom on its threat to the environment . ah, the ukraine war, expose the risk of germany's decades long reliance on russian gas. it's been scrambling ever since to reduce that dependency. now it appears the german chancellor has another problem, members of his government, the opposition. i'm western allies, a worried about the countries economic dependence on china. or la sholtes recently went on a controversial visit to beijing. often even more controversial sale of its hamburg port terminal to a chinese company, steadfast and reports from hum beg after rotterdam and toy chinese state company cosco has bought a stake in europe. 3rd largest port hamburg the chinese investment in one of the 4 container terminals were scaled down from 35 to 24.9 percent off. the chancellor, all of sholtes came on the fire over the deal, but many in germany are still unhappy. i know i'd say about reform, the one hand they want to become independent from russia and on the other. they're given away s

you can see that where to where the staying in place, northern parts or brazil, up towards a guyana french guide us. sure enough will, shall, was there once again into venezuela receives some larvae, showers recently as well into the american republic. there has been flooding in santo domingo. this wet weather lurking around the bahamas, still bringing some heavy downpours as we go through where sat day notice and very wet weather down towards panama, towards a costa rica. i'm more of the same as we go $13.00, monday, northern venezuela also seeing some lavish hours longer spouse. if right. we got some longest bells of very violent storms just pushing across said the deep south of the us. we have seen flooding recently in the texas big line of wet weather, up towards the lakes, into central parts of canada to the east of that. it is warm, it is dry and 5, but to the west is living rather wintry. ah, the weather sponsored by cattle anyways. in these turbulent times, up front returns for a new season. join me, mark them on hill as we take on the big issue. they are literally being and back.

is turning to renowned polluter venezuela to increase oil supplies but not help guyana, she writes. maria: reuters says venezuela has he begun importing heavy crude. documents from the state run oil company shows a deal that widens a swap agreement signed last year by the u.s. sanctioned country. so they're importing from iran, obviously partners with iran and a now we're allowing chevron to go in there to help the oil crisis in america. liz: my guess is, maria, we are encouraging chevron to go in there because we need more oil being produced in the world and venezuela has a lot of oil. the stupidity of this is completely mind-blowing. venezuela is producing heavy oil of, dirty oil, kind of like the tar sands that no americans seem to want to bring into america via the keystone pipeline, certainly no one in biden's administration and so none of this makes sense. by the way, the reason we did not extend a loan to guyana is because of a treasury guidance given by the biden administration in 2021 that basically forbidding loans to any kind of hydrocarbon production, oil and gas product

at an airstrip in guyana.oman jackie speier, who was an aide to ryan was shot five times and left for dead. the u. s. attorney general names as special counsel to investigate former president donald trump classified documents in the january 6th riot in washington. have that story coming up. we are finally adopting right, it's your adoption day south based celebrating adoption day, a dozen families happy to finalize an emotional process. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, online doctor visits twenty-four seven, and free exercise classes. you can even

i mean, i've, i've witnessed a smaller rock a vague, a c rocket launcher from french guyana is nothing compared to this artemus s. l. s . rocket, launching. or when you consider the, the amount of force is both used with and against nature. it's this kind of spooky in a way, um and also tooth since the earring us the, the, the quiet eeriness. as you watch the mission control room. i just run you through some quick facts. 8.8000000 pounds of frost to launch this rocket. by about 5 minutes after launch the rocket at low ad reached 10000 kilometers per hour of speed um, at 2 minutes in the boosters broke off at 8 minutes in the the main core stage that orange stage that we've become so accustomed to watching on the launch pad separated. a ryan is now orbiting the earth at an incredible speed. it's unfolded the solar arrays, the power it, sir, arrays a great because it means that essentially the lifespan is limitless. because you got the sun, you got solar panels. what would you need in apollo's time? they were running off fuel cells, so there was a limited lifespan there. absolutely. incr

the developing world calls on uses to pay the climate bill at top. 27 and guyana is balancing an oil boom, honest threat to the environment. counting the cost on al jazeera with high on semi ok. thanks for watching the stream. by november, the 15th, there will be 8000000000 human beings in the well, that's according to a projection by united nations. so some questions that i have. how do we respond to being one in a 1000000000? how will, how do we maintain a decent quality of life for all of us? and then what happens after 8000000000 humans in the world? those, the questions i have for an expert pedo. i'm sure you have questions to ask them as well. the comment section is right here on youtube, be part of today's chat. ah, hello rachel and jennifer and alex is so good to have this expert panel here today on the stream. rachel, please say hello to our audience around the well, tell them to you on what you do. i funny and greetings talk. my name is dr. rachel snow, and i'm the chief of population and development at the u. n. population fund based in new york. and we support census and

i, guyana cuba, and parts of mexico. argentina is the 1st large country to take the lead. in february 2022, columbia legalized abortion during the 1st 24 weeks of pregnancy. but elsewhere in the region, strict bands remain women are criminalized for having abortions and could be jailed in his hello to you, the vice, if a, the let you know, america anal, salvador and other latin american countries see they've also adopted the green scarf as a symbol of struggle, and i think that in ecuador and the dominican republic lifted the way they are trying to change these very restrictive laws. iowa, especially in el salvador, nicaragua, honduras at the hotel where abortion is not even legal. if the woman's life is endangered feedback, or in cases of rape or severe fetal malformation, i suspect i think some countries here in latin america a have the strictest abortion law. that i would the mother, i think the u. s. abortions are now legal and argentina. but things remain difficult because they have always been difficult in the northern province of to whom on the pope's homeland churc

he relocated his followers to an agricultural commune in guyana. november 18, 19 78, jones and his followers ingested poison punch. today, people gathered at the mass grade -- grave trim number the victims. a total of 909 people died. one third of them children. larry: strong wind forecast throughout tonight across the north bay. although red flag fire danger is not posted, calfire crews were busy with a fire in sonoma county. just a reminder that the season is not really over. cornell barnard has the story. >> calfire crews dowsing hotspots on this wildfire near foothill ranch road in sonoma county. fire fighters say it is november, but the brush is dry. >> just a reminder. even though we have had recent moisture and cooler temperatures , fires can happen year-round. this is one example of that. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation. wind was starting to pick up in calistoga, shaking leaves from trees and knocking down on brothers. calistoga has always been ground zero for a public safety power shut off. pg&e says it is watching the weat

a group can claim to have 500 people, but it is only one guyana basement. it has enabled people -- one guy in a basement. it has enabled people. we look at the capital and suresh and. a lot of -- capitol insurrection. a lot of that was on facebook. host: when you see those events, are you ever discouraged? guest: no. i have to do more. i need more people to help do more. not everyone needs to be on the frontline. you can be on the sideline, you could be on the back line, you can be online. we are all equal partners. you might remember your favorite movie. you could probably tell me who starred in it, but can you tell me who the director is? maybe. can you tell me who the cameramen were? probably not. or the name of the best boy or the lighting guy? probably not. but each of those people played a role in that movie getting that oscar. on the back line, the sideline, the people promoting it like you are right now, you are online. we all have to work together and get that solution. host: this next caller is in california. caller: hello. good morning, daryl. gu

. ™ >> ray: i'm ray, i'm from guyana originally.running races they can sing and race, you know. the first bird to chirp to 50 won the prize. they're worth a lot of money, and if he become a champion, he win a couple races, the price goes up 10,000, $8,000. ♪ you've got to be as gentle as possible. so i just hold it in my hand because if you hit bumps, i rattle him, you know? i want him to be as calm as possible. >> ray: i'll find parking as close as possible to where we're going so the birds don't be exposed to the cold weather. >> ray: right now we're trying to warm up the birds. sometimes you bring a bird today and he's not in the mood, nothing happens, we just get another day. all right, you ready? ♪ >> anthony: the world is in queens and like the world as a whole, it is constantly changing. here in the jamaica neighborhood, a growing number of immigrants from africa have put down roots and with them restaurants catering to their tastes. like here at africana. >> blessing: my name is blessing osagiede. i come from nigeria, and th

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this administration is not guyana, one of our key allies in the region from getting a major grant. they have 11 billion barrels of proven oil, significantly cleaner than venezuela. we won't give them the money because they won't fund fossil fuels. not even in this country, but small countries that are desperate for financial independence, we won't help them either. >> sean: let me go to why would joe biden make venezuela rich again? just for background, there are the organization of american states, 50 other countries, including the u.s., we don't even recognize meduro as the legitimate president of venezuela. i don't know why we would go into business with him. this is a guy that shuts down all opposition. he shut down 115 media outlets, 41 printout lets, 65 television outlets. this is a guy according to the oas -- the organization of american states has been killing people by the hundreds. and putting people in jail for no reason at all. this is a guy that our very own doj charged with drug trafficking. bill barr called him a narco terrorist. and the people there are starving. wh

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employing that much oil to that many people is a real challenge and nobody growing rapidly apart from guyanaink about the base of consumption demand just keeps building where we get cyclicality on several sides of it karen and i have talked about the oil services seems as if drillers are really well-positioned now and we're starting to seat international drilling gyp the early folks to the party were emp and upstream and folks that improved their balance sheet. where are you look mc. >> it was like a rock concert. today wasn't crowded but talking about a lot of free cash flow. there's nothing fundamentally wrong with the oil trade here but as we were staying earlier some are stretched so, you know, i think their time will come on anticipation of the oil problem almost regardless of multiple. the slb trades ten times to ebitda where have you shell that i was talking about trading almost three times does that mean they won't go up? i think them i think they will continue to run as this oil run goes on. we're looking for $120 oil by driving season next year, so we're seeing a good run here in o

. >> harris: no one has said it as -- why not go into guyana? thank you for being in "focus."he white house's top doctor getting called out for forgetfulness on the important things about the covid pandemic and decisions that were made. his memory is failing him. all part of a lawsuit that accuses the biden administrations officials of colluding with big tech to control the narrative about covid. plus protests intensifying in china over the covid lock downs. >> the reaction of the chinese government should be a wake-up call to the world. these people want to be the most powerful country note world. if they do that to their own people, what will they do to you? >> harris: the white house so quiet said a little something in response to the protest. tammy bruce tells you why it's not enough in "focus" next. we all need cash in the bank to stay ahead. well here's great news for veterans who own a home. home values have climbed to near all-time highs, too. that means the cash you need is right there in your home. newday can unlock it with the newday 100 va cash out loan. it lets yo

and now high commissioners from malawi, malta, zambia, the gambia, singapore, guyana, botswana, lesothoand the grenadines. and now the last group of high commissioners from belize. antigua and barbuda. the maldives. saint christopher and naevus. brunei. namibia, cameroon, mozambique and uganda. the bonn and togo. mozambique was a portuguese colony invaded in world war i after portugaljoined the allies and was part of forces fought over in east africa, but all now members of the commonwealth. —— and rwanda. and the ambassador of ireland martin fraser and the ambassador of nepal will lay wreaths together. gyan chandra acharya. in the first world war, something like 200,000 people from ireland volunteered, this was before partition, to fight. and the gurkhas of course have for many years been part of the british army, way back in 1816, the first commission, today, over3,000 in 1816, the first commission, today, over 3,000 of them serve in the british army. the chief of the services admiral sir tony radakin and sir ben key chief of the naval staff and chief of the general staff general sir

so the pick go much, but what we believe in the cynical deal reduce a guyana golly. bali the guys will dog ridge m. o. we are sad that our money is not coming today. all of us are sad, but we're gonna women to all read going to have it today. either monday amendment, but i'm sure to night the boy will give to 100 percent do in the skin. it's all the players whose did, but we have more to play with it. going to be just fine. oh really? it was just like say as you had that cynical fans that remaining up some mistake, it really has been a great atmosphere. and the last few hours i've been here, we've been entertained by a band. and i also spike to some netherlands fans as well. they're a little bit more coy about their chances in the told, with their very positive getting out the great make no mistake when i ask them if they think they can win. i mean they've been hurt 3 times before, haven't they lost 3 final site? they're kind of keeping their expectations and check. now if i can just draw your attention to you, my left here, a worrying site, the ticket resolution point, as you can see,

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