if ring below, they meet the skin pretty kingston, jamaica was once a british colony were slaves were brutally exploded. 90 percent of the population has african ancestry reggae, artist sing about their roots. still, business is booming for skin bleaching chemicals. why? because as this market, seller explains, society is unequal. white skin still stands for success and for affluence will react. we brought the all want to be late, you are as we get more attention when i read like the market for such products is huge beauty salon straighten, hair and treat skins. other clients can look like some celebrities, it's fashion, but also carries more meaning that style ear even in jamaica or style and, and, and from what i think some people use it to change their identity. this beauty ideal is also a colonial remnant. according to doctor alfred dawes, it has serious consequences. bleaching chemicals cause skin to weaken and become thinner. wounds, don't heal. well, what are some creams contain hydro queen noun, which is band and cosmetics, and the e. u, as it could cause cancer. they are usin

as fan tell side a 2nd, his ocean campaigner i, greenpeace is joining us from kingston, jamaica. thank you very much. indeed for being with us. i understand that at the moment in kingston, jamaica as the last few days of the international seabed authorities governing council meeting, which is discussing the deep sea bed mining. have you been attending those meetings? and if you have, what is the mood, do you think at that meeting? thank you for having me. yes, i am attending the meeting and critical question to you. been mining in the summer is kind of the elephant in the room, but it's not really been talked about. instead, they are talking about regulation. and so are g the ribbon and the council by the interest, by a few companies to mining the see. but the summary, i would imagine it's a, it's a, it's a difficult one to balance in it. and if the rewards for mining, this is the kind of minerals that we would find in the sea. but according to nick clark support would help to move forward renewable energy supplies. then one would imagine that that is a very positive thing in the

shouted the policy makers were monitoring market tensions. monitoring millette speak to andreas kingston, who is a professor of finance sentiments at the university of mazda. thanks a lot for joining us on the program. so what is the thinking behind the e c. b, pressing forward with this 50 points rates hike.

mining sneeze. barker explains what's at stake at the international cb, it authorities meeting and kingston, jamaica i, environmentalists or warning, deep sea mining could cause extensive and irreversible damage to the planet. in a new report, wildlife charity, floor and foreigner, is calling for a full moratorium of harvesting the c for precious metals of the year ends. international c bed or authority. the i say comes under increasing pressure to grunt mining contracts. let's find out more. the sea floor is still a great unknown 75 percent of it has not yet be mapped in less than one percent. has actually been explored, much of its biodiversity is yet to be discovered. but companies want to mind the sea bed for poly metallic nodules, which are rich in the coal bolts, nickel, and manganese, using rechargeable batteries, still making and mobile phones. they are very would be safer than mining on land, where levels are dwindling. until now, the i say has granted just 33 mining exploration permit. but in 2020 want the pacific island of now re announced is planned to start deep sea mining usin

let's get more on the match and hunters farewell from our reporterjo currie who is at kingston park 0s off that was pretty stunning from england, wasn't it? perhaps a few demons being put to bed for months on from that heartbreaking world cup final defeat. as per as scotland were in large parts of that match it is hard to fault england's performance.— is hard to fault england's performance. is hard to fault england's erformance. ., . u, performance. there of the clinical at times and _ performance. there of the clinical at times and i _ performance. there of the clinical at times and i think _ performance. there of the clinical at times and i think the _ performance. there of the clinical at times and i think the range - performance. there of the clinical at times and i think the range in l at times and i think the range in which _ at times and i think the range in which they— at times and i think the range in which they scored their tries, we had to— which they scored their tries, we had to the — which they scored their tries, we had to the forwards, the drive out seriously— had to th

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reporter: as far as the wind, take a look at this huge tree down on the corner of truman and kingston court, around the corner from this elementary school. parents who live in the area say the wind has just not let up throughout the day. back here at the school, a staff member tells me they will have mental health therapists here to support their kids, in case they need it. but overall, they are thankful they had this outcome. lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> in the north bay, flooded roads are a big concern, with many too deep to drive through. an anchor even helped call for help for some people today, she joins us now, liz, good evening. >> yeah, it's really been a wild day for us here in the north bay, with downed trees, mudslides, and flooding. a half mile down the road from here, we saw someone tried to drive through floodwaters and got stuck, we called the fire department and rescue crews had to come help them get out. on armstrong woods road today, a dramatic rescue as three people got trapped trying to drive through these floodwaters. >> we thought we could get through and we ca

. >> the -ower still out for at least 88 homes in the kingston community. people there in the berkeley hills were initially told electricity would be restored wednesday night. that didn't happen, though. the problem began after a huge tree fell on the power lines kroll forcefully to call. talk to some of the residents that were affected by all of this. >> the trees that fell on power lines along sunset drive in kensington. >> have been chopped up and pushed off the road. but the damage lines are still in the process of being replaced. 2 more days. they have replace the pole. >> so that to bring a big equipment, take it out. and that's going to be time. you see the crews haven't started there, backed up everywhere. on thursday, subcontractors took over the work pg and e started tuesday afternoon after a monterey pine tree toppled over bringing 2 other trees down. >> the utility company hope to have power restored to neighbors wednesday night. but the projection now is thursday night, though, neighbors anticipate another delay. still, as roger bayless clears

well, dozens of homes in kingston actually lost power after. >> huge tree fell on power lines in the east bay hills. the tree also leveled offense to walk down to other trees that were there starting this morning, a total of 3 lanes on the eastbound interstate 5.80, are going to be shut down due to storm damage. kron four's amanda hari got a chance to talk to caltrans about efforts to get the lanes back up and running. take a look. >> caltrans was unable to start working on repairs to reopen lanes on wednesday because the ground was still too wet to make repairs thursday. we'll start working on it. but it will lead to more lane. closure traffic on 5.80, east near the north flynn road exit has been heavy since tuesday morning. >> well, drivers can just see the lanes blocked off on the other damage retaining wall due to the recent storms. you can see piece of the wall sliding down the hill. all of that dirt is still too wet for caltrans crews to complete the repairs, but they're getting ready to fix it once it's dry, we were actually evaluating the problem. we were getting some equipme

this tree was off trumann and kingston court. few doors down, this tree caused minor damage to the roof and the homeowners car. >> eventually, it gave and just fell on the fence and brought the fence down with it. reporter: she saw the city tree fall into her yard. she's been in contact with the city for repairs. >> obviously for reimbursement of all the expenses and quick cleanup because this is a security issue now. i don't feel safe being open to the street now. reporter: back here at the school, staff members tell me that the student is expected to return by the end of the week. lauren martinez, abc7news. ama: i'm glad they will be ok. in the east bay, even more trees fell onto a school building in pittsburgh. a young girl was trapped in a restroom as a result. contra costa fire cut tree debris away to get her out. three trees fell at the learning center on civic drive which was in the middle of its afterschool program. another employee was hit by a tree branch and was taken to the hospital. one woman was trapped in her car w

you might catch ya shar, but nothing too much to we're worry about temperatures in kingston at around $29.00 . celsius. very nice. thank you. we got the 32 degrees in havana. ah, the frank assessments justice means to give them the basic human rights, not only in the camp, but also inside the myanmar, informed opinions by the ministration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world stage. critical debate. and are all the both the legal work or what they see a spirit in depth analysis of the days headlines inside story on al jazeera, waterloo ah, watching out to sarah armando about top stories, this donald trump is expected to appear in the new york courts on tuesday, the 1st to form a u. s. president to face criminal charges is expected to plead not guilty to accusations related to a hush money payment to adult film. star stormy daniel's angry protests is surrounded mexican president andrew manuel. no, please open the doors call. as he visited the city with 39, my goods died in a fire. earlier this week, i began and sought a de

mining, they've baccha explains what's at stake at the international cb, it authorities meeting and kingston, jamaica, environmentalists, a warning deep sea mining could cause extensive and irreversible damage to the planet. in a new report, wildlife charity floor and foreigner is cooling for a full moratorium on harvesting the sea for precious metals of view ends international sea bed authority, the i say comes under increasing pressure to grant mining contracts. let's find out more. the sea floor is still a great unknown. 75 percent of it has not yet be mapped and less than one percent. that's actually been explored. much of its biodiversity is yet to be discovered. but companies want to mind the c bad for poly metallic nodules which are rich in the coal bolts, nickel, and manganese, using rechargeable batteries, still making and mobile phones. they all gary would be safer than mining on land where levels are dwindling. until now, the i say has gone to just 33 mining exploration permit, but in 2020 want the pacific island of now re announced his plan to start deep sea mining using a loopho

all man to g. kingston, eh, bass said regarding rush helms, the c i. s india and china. iran is one of the most secure, accessible and cheapest paths of transit for the international market. yet, specifically, these capabilities for transit are seriously being followed up during president's races administration in our correspondence with middle agents states and russia, and also iran succession to this shanghai cooperation organization creates such capabilities, said embassies, them. the emerging north south corridor is more cost effective. and saves a great deal of travel time. for example, if russia instead use the conventional deep sea suez canal route, a shipment would have to sail 14000 kilometers, taken about one and a half months to reach india. but using the new network, it takes less than 2 weeks to russia and iran mapping out an alternative trade route is not just about providing a short card for transit, with european shipping routes, being closed up to one in moscow. now look at the north south corridor as a back door to trade, their goods

he died in kingston on wednesday.fred to his friends and family, stabbed to death. police say some kind of incident took place here in kings thorpe at about 330 on wednesday afternoon and robin received a single stab wound to the chest. he died later from single stab wound to the chest. he died laterfrom his injury. initially, there were four arrests, two men were released without charge but today two boys, aged 14 and i6, appeared before magistrates, charged with murder. the teenagers cannot be named for legal reasons and have been remanded until monday when they will be another hearing at northampton crown court. a community which is lost one of its own trying to support each other. the ounu to support each other. the young ones _ to support each other. the young ones have _ to support each other. tue: young ones have been to support each other. tte: young ones have been coming in and they are absolutely devastated, devastated and shocked. you know, the church, the community, all we want to come together and be ther

by a former colleague of the fizer director for research and development of jordan walker, karen kingstonhat the products of an american pharmaceutical company are, by definition , biological weapons. the development of vaccines of this type has been funded by the us state budget since 2017, and by the time commercially available drugs appeared, it was clear that they could survive development comorbidities and serious complications. such as meningitis , anaphylactic shock, acute myocardial infarction , stroke, and these side effects were treated by those a phaser or a fashion house with multibillion-dollar government contractors than an attempt to establish global biological control over strange ones that the us allegedly helped with vaccines. in fact , they hooked them on the purchase of more and more new drugs from the line of their companies and methodically built military laboratories doing dangerous biodevelopment of geopolitical tools evgeny petrukhin's news. well , urgent messages on this topic continue to arrive now one of the lightning. so the investigative committee of russia w

for the most part, it is 5 dried, sunny, and warm, pleasantly warm temperatures in kingston getting up to $31.00 degrees, summer temperature, too, for havana always the charge of water to shout over towards the western of the region, which is the costa rica ah, in the blink of an eye. many lives were lost. thousands of people buried alive and more left homeless. you are shocked by the number of sites. we were shocked by the number of victims al jazeera goes to the most afflicted region in syria. here in northwest syria to see those affected by the way, amid severe shortages of humanitarian aid, the full report syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera lou lou open back you watching al jazeera and lined up all top stories this hour. it's one month since a massive magnitude. 7.8. earthquake hit turkey in syria, over 50000 people in killed. hundreds of thousands of buildings collapsed. millions of people have been left from major fallen. it has and gone to ringo, refugee camp in bangladesh and broke out at the bottom of cali camps in hopes this was on the southeast of the country. estim

out serious need bar explains what's the steak of the international c that authorities meeting in kingston, jamaica environmentalists, a warning deep sea mining could cause extensive and irreversible damage to the planet in a new report, wildlife charity flora and fauna is calling for a full moratorium on harvesting the c for precious metals of the year ends international seabed authority, the i say comes under increasing pressure to grunt mining contracts. let's find out more. the sea floor is still a great unknown 75 percent of it has not yet be mapped in less than one percent. has actually been explored, much of its biodiversity is yet to be discovered. but companies want to mind the sea bed for poly metallic nodules, which are rich in the cobalt nickel and manganese using rechargeable batteries, still making and mobile phones. they are gary would be safer. them mining on land where levels are dwindling. until now, the i say has granted just 33 mining exploration permit. but in 2020 want the pacific island of now re announced is planned to start deep sea mining using a loophole. that me

conducting so-called research aimed at evolution, the goal of which is to increase profits karen kingstonague of phizer's director of research and development, giordano walker, said that the products of an american pharmaceutical company are, by definition, biological weapons the development of vaccines of this type has been carried out with funds from the us state budget since 2017, and by the time commercially available drugs appeared, it was clear that they could survive the development of comorbidities and serious complications. such as meningitis, anaphylactic shock , acute myocardial infarction, stroke, and they offered to treat these side effects with the same phaser or moderna with multibillion-dollar government contractors than an attempt to establish global biological control over countries and which the united states allegedly helped with vaccines. in fact, they hooked them on the purchase of new and new drugs from the line of their companies and methodically built military laboratories doing dangerous biodevelopment tools of geopolitics evgeny petrukhin to conduct. russian coo

i'm joined now by the labour mp for kingston upon hull north, dame diana johnson.described the force as institutionally sexist. would you apply that term to the other issues under consideration here as well? i under consideration here as well? i think this report is shocking, its 350 pages and i'm still digesting it. the home affairs select committee will have dame louise in front of us tomorrow. in terms of your question, i am going to take what dame louise has spent the last year or so looking at the met and herfindings, so she year or so looking at the met and her findings, so she says very clearly in the report institutionalised sexism, racism and homophobia, and i think we want to discuss that with her further tomorrow but i certainly accept the findings she has made, yes. in tomorrow but i certainly accept the findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson _ findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson report, _ findings she has made, yes. in 1999, the macpherson report, which - the macpherson report, which investigated handling of the investigati

deputy chief of staff of the president treated saying that the president received an invitation from kingston man of saudi arabia inviting him to visit 3 yards. and that the president welcomed this invitation, adding that the president stressed that he wants to go forward with the relations. so it seems relations between saudi arabia and iran are moving quite fast. last week, the agreement that was announced in, in china today, the attempts that for municipal of forking about to find a place where both for the ministers could meet. and he said that there are 3 suggestions. and now the biggest development with president tracy receiving an invitation from being said, man to visit 3 out. meanwhile, iraq and even have signed a join security deal in baghdad. iran stock security official signed the agreement that involves coordination to protect common borders. it also calls for a strengthening of cooperation in several security fields. erica, yes, he said, can we get it? we agreed to form a national security committee that included security and legal representatives from the federal government of

this tree was off trumann and kingston court. few doors down, this tree caused minor damage to the roof and the homeowners car. >> eventually, it gave and just fell on the fence and brought the fence down with it. reporter: she saw the city tree fall into her yard. she's been in contact with the city for repairs. >> obviously for reimbursement of all the expenses and quick cleanup because this is a security issue now. i don't feel safe being open to the street now. reporter: back here at the school, staff members tell me that the student is expected to return by the end of the week. lauren martinez, abc7news. ama: i'm glad they will be ok. in the east bay, even more trees fell onto a school building in pittsburgh. a young girl was trapped in a restroom as a result. contra costa fire cut tree debris away to get her out. three trees fell at the learning center on civic drive which was in the middle of its afterschool program. another employee was hit by a tree branch and was taken to the hospital. one woman was trapped in her car w

for the most part, it is fine. dry, sunny and warm, pleasantly warm temperatures in kingston getting up to 31 degrees. similar temperature too, for havana always a chance of wanted to shout over to was the western side of the region, particularly costa rica. ah, a legacy of southern africa, colonial history family. a blend of traditional music with western instrument i born in the villages of this little now echoes in apartheid disused mines where a new illegal gold rush has taken home. has organized crime, gangs battle for control of this lucrative industry feuds that started in song too often and in bloodshed. the accordion was honored. jazeera lou . ah, but are you watching out here? amanda? of our top stories now. a major fire has engulfed or hunger, refugee camp in bangladesh. he broke out in that battle collie count and cox, his bizarre in the south east of the country, and estimated 12000 people who left without shelter. ron's education minister has apologized for the weight of suspected poisoning schools targeting female students vary says the government is investigating the

last ever game for england against scotland this saturday in their opening six nations match at kingstonard. not many athletes are offered fairy tale endings, but sarah hunter is no ordinary athlete. she has 140 caps, which makes her the most capped england player ever, and the most capped england women's player in the whole world. she has got an impressive array of six nations and grand slam titles and a world cup winners medalfrom grand slam titles and a world cup winners medal from 2014. grand slam titles and a world cup winners medalfrom 2014. it is winners medal from 2014. it is really hard _ winners medal from 2014. it is really hard to _ winners medal from 2014. it is really hard to look— winners medal from 2014. it 3 really hard to look beyond that 2014 win. there are moments which will be really proud and special for me, like you first cap, those sorts of moments, but i guess we have still got a whatsapp group, so it does go off at times, but you know that everyone will be thinking about that moment on the part i played was in the english women's journey and what history it made

defence of their title later, the grand slam champions take on scotland in newcastle jo currie is at kingston again-— once again. absolutely, you can robabl once again. absolutely, you can probably see — once again. absolutely, you can probably see the _ once again. absolutely, you can probably see the finishing - once again. absolutely, you can i probably see the finishing touches taking place with the game kicking off in a few hours' time. but it will be england and france who have really dominated this tournament over the last seven years, england winning five titles, france winning two. it is worth saying this will be the first year where all six nations taking part in the women's six nations have been offered full—time or some sort of permanent contract by the rfu so the hope is perhaps not this year but certainly in the coming years, the gap between those top two sides and the chasing pack will start to narrow. but should it come down to england and france once more, that takes place in the final weekend of the tournament at twickenham, where 40,000 tickets have already been sold. engla

a more accurate description of such developments is given by karen kingston, a former employee of phizerctly stated that the products of an american pharmaceutical company are, by definition, biological weapons, a natural experiment. of these weapons, they pass not on the territory of the united states in the immediate vicinity of those countries against which the weapon is supposed to be used, including along the perimeter of russian borders our naborons divide american laboratories into three, such as the first ones are collecting the most promising strains for modifications, the second ones are setting up experiments ; the laboratories of the third level are equipped with rooms with the maximum class of biological isolation is to obtain information about the biological situation in specific states, territories that the pentagon plans to use to deploy its military contingents , it is precisely such laboratories that our military find in the liberated territories during the publications of the russian ministry of defense about the secret biological projects of the pentagon have already

i wanna bring in our panel, now we have legal eagle joey jackson radio -- and axios jennifer kingston. when i hear all complicated is, it just continues to worry me. >> let's quote george karlyn, it's not a near miss, it's a near hit. i'm flying tomorrow, i want to take a bus. that turbulence, that's the one thing that shakes me, no pun intended, that scares me a little bit, you can't see it coming, and when it gets bad as scary. even a minute or 30 seconds of turbulence feels like a maternity do most of as passengers, and the faa knows and has a problem, it's been without a permit director for a year, and acting director has called safety summit for a week from today where the discuss some of these issues, but it can't come soon enough for a lot of us, and axios today, we reported that new software has been installed, at 43 airports around the country, to detect planes that are trying to land on the taxiway, instead of the runway. there are steps being -- but that della development about climate change possibly that's considered turbulence, it's hard to see how it wouldn't, right? >>

a more accurate description of such developments is given by karen kingston, a former employee of theed that the products of an american pharmaceutical company are, by definition, biological weapons, a natural experiment. of this kind of weapons pass not on the territory of the united states in the immediate vicinity of those countries against which the weapons are supposed to be used, in including along the perimeter of russian borders, our ministry of defense divides american laboratories into three, such as the first ones are engaged in collecting the most promising strains for modifications, the second ones are experimenting ; third-level laboratories are equipped with rooms with the maximum class of biological isolation; they receive information about the biological situation in specific states, territories, which the pentagon plans to use for the deployment of its military contingents it is precisely such laboratories that our military finds in the liberated territories during the special operation for the year of the publication of the russian ministry of defense and the secret

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>> i'm in -- i'm in the parking lot by planet fitness in kingston.ing for my husband, and i found him in his car. and i don't know if he's breathing. >> what did you think had happened to him? >> at that point? maybe had a migraine and took some migraine medicine and lay down. >> he's not waking up, while you're waiting for the ambulance. no matter what you're doing... >> his hands were really, really cold. and then i realized that his nails were blue. >> you've got a son somebody. >> ma'am. are you able to check to see if his chest is going up and down? >> i don't think it is. >> paramedic, tim missile, was one of the first responders. >> i believe we were here within three minutes of the call. >> what did you see a soon as you arrived in the parking lot? >> mr. coleman's car was parked here, and mrs. coleman car was parked here. mrs. coleman was on the side. she was very distraught. >> did you attempt to resuscitate him? >> i did not. after my quick examination, i could tell that there was nothing that we could do. he had been deceased for a while.

that reason tells us the natural law involves child sacrifice or if i was one of your colleagues of kingston and believed it was ok to kill a baby soon after was born because as no consciousness of its own existence? then you have the application of reason leading to something that is very much against what we think of as natural law. robert: that's very true, but then we sit down and have an argument. we have agreed there is a moral truth, good. that gets us somewhere. now what is the moral truth? in my discussions with my colleague -- this is a real-life case, my colleague, peter singer at princeton university who believes not only in abortion but the morality of infanticide, he would say to me you and i agree that what gives human beings special status in dignity is our capacities for deliberation, judgment and choice come our rational capacities. but unborn babies don't have those and newborn babies don't have those. you don't develop even a sense of yourself separate from your mother until many months, maybe a year, maybe more after birth. so that is how he would justify infanticide, no

jo currie is at the england team hotel ahead of their match at kingston park against the scots.ed roses are the grand slam champions, who can stop them? well, that is the question that rugby fans have been asking for some time. as you say, the last england have been champions. france had been runners—up in every single tournament. and it's really been the rest of the sides fighting out for the other positions. it is worth mentioning this year however that this is the first time that all six nations taken part had been offered some sort of full—time or professional contract by their own reviews. so perhaps not this year, but certainly in the coming years, the hope is that the gap between the rest of the teams and england and france will start an hour. no england will start as heavy favourite once again this year, but there are big changes afoot for the red roses. at the end of the tournament, simon milton will step down as england head coach and tomorrow england captain sarver hunter will call time on her rugby career. the 37—year—old is england's most cut player male or female.

we have a note here that says we reached out to the kingston school committee for a statement, and theyse. not surprising. again, thank you, nicole. >>> coming up, fox weather alert, more than a dozen people are dead after violent storms sweep the country. the clean-up effort underway in several communities. >>> plus, joe biden enlists the help of potential challengers ahead of his expected 2024 the announcement. so what's the strategy? we're going to ask congressman and our good friend jason chaffetz about that next. there's a different way to treat hiv. it's every-other-month, injectable cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva helps keep me undetectable. it's two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's one less thing to think about while traveling. hiv pills aren't on my mind. a quick change in my plans is no big deal. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effe

but the grand slam champions england are playing scotland right now and racking up a huge score at kingstonin newcastle england have hit the ground running. it took them just 8 minutes to score their first try of their campaign, claudia macdonald touching down. amy cokayne added their second at the touchline later in the half before macdonald broke clear to score her second of the game. try number two for cokayne, followed before they went into the break 31—nil up, the tries continued in the second half, but the biggest cheer of the match was reserved for this, mid way through the second half. over and out for co—captain sarah hunter, this is her last england appearance and her141st cap particuarly fitting because she was born in newcastle. relentless england carried on scoring after her departure, marlie packer completing a hat—trick of tries. the full—time whistle. 58—7 to the grand slam champions. a very similar scoreline to last year's championship. ill try to bring you some reaction to that when later the programme. full—time whistle has just gone this very moment. wales opened up thei

this lottie, find it dry, lots of lovely, warm sunshine. less will method has been recently for kingston, jamaica, 26. so she might just catch a shower or 2 here as we go through the next day. osa, now we are still looking at when she, whether affecting a good part of the west coast of the us. more snow just coming through here. quite a brisk wind as well, but temperatures trying to recover in allies we getting up into the mid to high changes. we call once through the next couple of days. i am pleased to say, but the snow that does stretch its way across the mountain states through the northern plains. but a bit of wintry weather still in place, which was at eastern seaboard noticed some lively storms once again for the big south. a pulled from under rubble, knife was brought to this childcare complex from i've done up like all these babies . earthquakes that hit 10 cities in southwest in 2 separate at night from his parents until they are reunited with their families. they're cared for by child development officers. i did get a hold of me. we may not be there monday, but we are doing ou

for the most part, it is 5 dry, sunny and warm, pleasantly warm temperatures in kingston getting up to 31 to grace m a temperature too. for havana. always a chance of want to shout over towards the western side of the region, particularly costa rica. ah, in the blink of the night, many lives were lost. thousands of people buried alive and more left homeless by the number of sites will supply the number of victims al jazeera goes to the most afflicted region in syria. here in northwest syria to see those affected by the way, it's severe shortages, humanitarian aid, the full report, syria, the continuing tragedy on al jazeera. how do states control information? moscow is one of the tools they and they keep in the world. it has an incredible facial recognition technology. how did the narrative improve public opinion better? no walker asked, how is it in journalism we framing the story. the video spread like wildfire, they denied it more in your brain. the listening post dissects the media. we don't cover the news, we cover the way the news is cover. ah .

book, i realized that i'm not like that i don't, that i was aspiring to write like how maxine hong kingston and pharoah sanders me feel and that it was less about me trying to find the right voice had been something i'd struggle with for a while, but consulting these other artists weren't writing like nonfiction or memoir. the other question i didn't actually consult very many people because so much of the book is about the agony of. my own memories in a sort positive and negative way. and i thought it would be sort of hard to go back and read things and so much of it is about me misremembering things and that's sort of written into the book too. so yeah, so a lot of those flaws of, of my memories are sort of built the structure of the book. thank you thank you so much thank you to everyone for being here. thank you, everyone.

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i explains what's at fake at the international c bet authorities meeting in kingston, jamaica environmental as so warning, deep sea mining could cause extensive and irreversible damage to the planet. in a new report, wildlife charity, floor and foreigner, is cooling for a full moratorium of harvesting the sea for precious metals of view ends international sea bed authority. the ire say, comes under increasing pressure to grant mining contracts as find out more, the sea floor is still a great unknown 75 percent of it has not yet be mapped and less than one percent. that should be explored, much of its biodiversity is yet to be discovered. but companies want to mind the sea bed for poly metallic nodules, which are rich in the cobalt, nickel and manganese using rechargeable batteries, still making and mobile phones. they are very would be safer than mining on land, where levels are dwindling. until now the i say has gone to just 33 mining exploration permit. but in 2020 want the pacific island of now re announced his plan to start deep sea mining using a loophole. that means the i s a has unti

here with me we have axios is jennifer kingston, former new york congressman max rose, former senate candidate joe pinyon and former federal prosecutor jim walden. welcome all of you. thanks so much for being here on a friday. hey, great to have you okay? put up for you right now the list of trump aides who are now ordered to testify in this january 6th investigation. um here are the names and this is there's a lot of them, as you can see, these are familiar names to a lot of people. mark meadows, stephen miller, ken cuccinelli. so jim, let me start with you as our former federal prosecutor. why aren't they covered by executive privilege as former president trump had tried to do so executive privilege, uh, protects the communications and the president has to be the one to decide whether to do it. and so what the judge ruled today was that a former president does not have the ability to invoke it. but he was president during january. 6th isn't he saying that they were privileged communications at that time they are, but it's like the ceo of a big company right if the ceo gets ousted,