we still doesn't face such distribution issues the peruvian lives and works in brazil unlike mozambique brazil has plenty of cinemas. way of giants is a short that runs just twelve minutes julio is now preparing to make his first animated feature but is struggling to find financing partly due to brazil's recent change of government. situation in brazil is a little bit tricky we have a new government who use far right so we are not sure what is going on nobody really knows what's going on and it's kind of like a wild card and one of the first things the president did was close the ministry of culture or among other things. but lucky for us the film business use very strong so i don't think it's something that is just going to do and even if they tried to do that i'm sure we were reverted we will fight for it. so fully on plans to keep fighting to the success of whose streets has only strengthened her conviction since donald trump took office she's spoken out against sexism as well i started to really notice the difference in the way that men and women are treated in the things that we have acce

been badly damaged recycler has killed at least four hundred people in malawi zimbabwe and mozambique . brazil's former president michel tema has been arrested as part of a massive corruption investigation operation carwashes looking into latin america's largest corruption scandal to me i was detained in his home city sao paolo with news programs showing a police vehicle carrying the former leader he served as president for twenty sixteen to twenty eighteen and is the latest in a series of high profile figures caught up in the five year investigation into the state oil company petrobras. it australia mass evacuations are taking place across parts of the northern territory ahead of a powerful cyclon cycle and trevor is expected to make landfall on saturday as a category five storm. and he's ninety three people have died in iraq after the ferry they were travelling on capsized in the northern city of mosul around two hundred people were on board the vessel which was travelling on the tigris river it was carrying families who were celebrating the persian new year holiday of no ruse many of the vict

where they are putting the money, they have some big projects going on in brazil into mozambique.sting in the permian. they say it will pay off eventually, but this is several years down the road. exxon said they think the permian will break even by 2021, then have revenue in $5 billion by 2023. they also increased their profit target to 140% growth from 2017 levels, but that is by 2025. so several years down the line. guy: when they say they are investing in the permian, what do they mean? one thing we have with the permian is that there is a problem getting stuff out. the restrictions with the pipelines are massive, so what is their long-term plan? is it assuming that gets fixed? >> i think that is the assumption. the permian accounts for about 40% of exxon's production growth and they are targeting about one million barrels a day in permian production by 2024, that follows chevron saying they are targeting 9 billion -- 9 million barrels a day. we saw the data out this morning. we have a chart showing how inventories did build, so there assupply concerns, because you say there i

thousands of people remain marooned in mozambique and zimbabwe a week. devastated the region. brazil's former president michel terrorism rested in what's become latin america's biggest anti corruption investigation. you know we begin in brussels where e.u. does a wrestling with u.k. prime minister to resign may's request for a delay to bret's it uniters were expected to announce their decision several hours ago but they're still locked in talks writes it is now just over a week away e.u. so far insisted that they won't change the brics it withdrawal deal they've agreed with the u.k. prime minister and that the british parliament must back it but that deal has been rejected by u.k. and peace twice already to resume has spent the day in the belgian capital appealing to european leaders to approve it today it till the end of june. is outside the british parliament in westminster first to lawrence lee in brussels this looked like it was settled hours ago what happened and what went wrong. well i mean there's various different ways of explaining that one is that under the terms of what to p

people are still missing it will take a long time for mozambique to recover from cyclonic die malcolm webb al-jazeera in suspending the district brazil's former president bush has been arrested as part of a wide anti corruption investigation that inch finally reports. dramatic scenes outside michel home and he was arrested he was then flown to nero where an investigating judge accused him of being the head of a criminal organization that had been receiving payments of millions of dollars for more than twenty years. several of his former aides are also facing charges including his ex mines and energy minister wellington moreira frank all the charges are in connection with the construction of a multi-million dollar nuclear power plant now there's anger three within an hour of the arrest the stock exchange plunged dramatically on the brazilian currency the one point two percent against the dollar. the arrests of the latest in a five year long investigation dubbed operation or car wash into widespread bribery and corruption in brazilian business and politics more than one hundred fifty people have already been jailed they include the forme

mozambique. still ahead on al-jazeera. why is the new government in brazil trying to make it easier to buy a gun. and swore a three time super bowl champion as decided to quit the n.f.l. at the age of just twenty nine. eternity. sick of us military occupation. head to my prison my freedom my heart beats my life by languages my occupation since the art of reason and there's a little old school and a host of novel can help the. jerusalem a rock and a hard to please coming soon when the news breaks and the story build six million children in and outside syria have been affected by war when people need to be heard. and the story needs to be told people are telling us that there's no medicine and there are not enough ferengi al-jazeera has teams on the ground u.s. air power alone is not enough to bring in more rural maintaining documentaries and live news on air and online. they're watching out to see a time to recap our headlines the firing of a rocket into a house north of tel aviv has prompted israel's prime minister to cut short a visit to washington d.c. and

people are still missing it will take a long time for mozambique to recover from cycling dying malcolm webb al-jazeera insists the district brazil's former president michel time has been arrested in connection with the country's corruption scandal has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing his arrest is part of a larger investigation into corruption and racketeering and that's led to several politicians and business leaders being detained survivors of nazi atrocities have joined a campaign to urge washington's holocaust museum to cut ties with an advisor to donald trump and as she had explains the advisor elliott abrams has been involved and can try to see if the decades. after elliot abrams pled guilty to and was pardoned for lying to congress about covertly u.s. support for the recruitable contra rebels in the karada in the eighty's he remained a constant figure in washington's foreign policy establishment but when he was appointed president trump special envoy to venezuela this year even those accustomed to the impunity that u.s. government officials linked to the crimes enjoy were shocked as they took another look at abrams resume h

mozambique's history rescue teams are struggling to reach survivors in the devastated city of beira. you and says millions are affected across the region. the e man dubbeded the trump the tropics visits the white house brazil'sjabal scenario treated to a warm welcome the u. s. president. says he would even like to see the countrtry joined nato's. and thousands of people back on the streets of algeria's capital demanding president beautifully could go immediately the agency

mozambique's history rescue teams are struggling to reach survivors in the devastated city of beira. you and says millions are affected across the region. the e man dubbeded the trump the tropics visits the white house brazil's jabal scenario treated to a warm welcome the u. s. president. says he would even like to see the countrtry joined nato's. and thousands of people back on the streets of algeria's capital demanding president beautifully could go immediately the agency to has scraps next month's election. stay on wants to end.. well we beginn with a will not welcome at ththe white house for brazil's far right presidents the us president donald trump congratulated jebel star on his election campaign. and said he was only just to hear it compared to his own victory in twenty sixteen the two latest pledging deeper cooperation on trade and security. trump said he wanted brazil to enter t the oecd group all developed economies. even said he would push for resale. to join nato forces would step aside. i also intend to designate brazil as a major non nato ally. or even possibly if you start the a n nato ally. have to talk to a lot of people but maybe a nato ally. which will greatly advanced sesecurity and coop

brazil's president is you to meet donald trump in washington very shortly with trade on the crisis in venezuela expected to top the agenda. the united nations is warning that the cycling that's devastated mozambique zimbabwe and malawi is possibly the worst ever to hit the southern hemisphere almost two million people are in its path in mozambique is one of the hardest hit areas the president says more than a thousand people may be dead in malawi officials here at least fifty six people may have been killed with over five hundred others injured many are seeking food and shelter in camps and in zimbabwe roads and bridges are destroyed hampering the delivery of aids ninety eight people are dead there all three countries have declared a national emergency. on the situation in zimbabwe in just a moment but first here's malcolm webb in esplin got bear imo some big. in some places there was a curfew in others they were ordered to evacuate. a lot of people didn't know the people weren't able to follow up because of course a lot of people around here don't have many resources to to relocate when something like a cycling comes the moment we haven't heard any further warnings but it's reasonable rain of co

be in one of the remote parts of mozambique where help is finally arriving more than a week off it's like playing dice webster is. we found out why the government of brazilis making it easier to buy a gun. and in sport come back fall short of the baseball game in tennis playing out that story in long beach and. hello again to welcome back to international weather forecast we're here across europe we ended last week looking quite nice across much of central europe we have seen a lot more problems in terms of the clouds in the winds as we start the week here and we're going to be seeing more of that as we go towards tuesday we have a front this can be slowing down here towards the southwest there the clouds right there and the winds behind it and we're also be seeing those temperatures only getting to about the single digits for many locations so berlin at seven the war side about eight degrees there here across the west not looking too bad in the trend is going to be as we go towards wednesday things are improving out here towards much of western europe temperatures are going to start to come up in some locations so paris a nice day if you add fourteen de

the un says the cylcone in mozambique could be the worst ever weather disaster to hit the southern hemisphere. and brazil's bi lateral relations. and we'll look at how viable lab—grown meat is. in terms of addressing climate change. so, theresa may now wants brexit delayed until 30 june. and maybe longer. remember yesterdayjohn bercow, the speaker of the house of commons, said theresa may could not submit her brexit deal for a third vote in parliament, unless substantial changes have been made. really that ended any thought of a vote happening before thursday in the eu summit. he cited a precedent that dates back to 160k. today, the bbc tried to ask him why. are you trying to delay brexit, postpone it? you said in january that parliament can only rely on precedent, this is a very old precedent. 17th—century one, what made you choose to dig it up yesterday mr bercow? do you think it's the right decision? mr bercow didn't want to talk. but earlier the brexit secretary did on the bbc‘s today programme. the speaker himself has said that precedent shouldn't be a constraint, otherwise nothing whatever change, an