investigation into suspected atrocities by mere man's military after it admits its soldiers killed muslim ranger. and the ses of emergency the u.s. steps up efforts to fight smuggling of a synthetic drug that's behind a nationwide epidemic. european countries that helped to break the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal according on the u.s. to reaffirm it support they say the deals essential for international security at least to be signed off every ninety days and president has until friday to decide if he'll reimposed sanctions noting baba reports now from brussels. a last minute attempt to keep the nuclear deal with iran on truck the meeting between the foreign ministers of the three european union nations which signed it but there are rainy and counterparts comes ahead of a decision in washington on reapplying sanctions european union remains committed to support the full an effective implementation of the agreements. including to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade and economic relations with iran including benefits for the iranian people u.s.

atrocities by mia miles military the army admitted for the first time that its soldiers murdered ten muslim ranger their remains were found in a mass grave in the kind states last month it's called hi there reports. for the first time in march military has admitted wrongdoing in its crackdown on the range of community a statement posted on the facebook page of the military's commander in chief said troops and buddhas villagers murdered ten russians are muslims in rakhine state calling the dead bengali terrorists it said the army will take action against those involved the bodies were found in a mass grave in the village of india in the one thing to note about the statement on the commander in chief's facebook page what it doesn't admit which is that this incident is not an isolated incident but in fact we have amnesty the un and media outlets around the world who have documented how there's a much wider pattern of killings of sexual violence and the burning of religious across rakhine state and so we need to see justice and accountability for this enormous range of crimes and not a pretense that t

by me and miles military after the army admitted for the first time that its soldiers murdered muslim ranger but it's only talking about ten of them whose remains were found in a mass grave last month to put that in perspective doctors without borders estimates in the first month of the crisis alone six thousand seven hundred ranger were killed in the violence in rakhine state we will start with this report from scott hydra. for the first time in most military has admitted wrongdoing in its crackdown on the hinge of community a statement posted on the facebook page of the military's commander in chief said troops and bodies villagers murdered ten rohingya muslims in rakhine state calling the dead bengali terrorists. it said the army will take action against those involved the bodies were found in a mass grave in the village of india in the one thing to note about the statement on the commander in chief's facebook page what it doesn't admit which is that this incident is not an isolated incident that in fact we had amnesty the un and media outlets around the world have documented how there's

investigation into suspected atrocities by mere miles military after its admits its soldiers killed muslim ranger. mudslides and flooding sweep away houses in california at least seventeen a dead and more and missing. over is the controversial choice to apparently draw ceremony for the australian open. last year because she was serving a dark. european countries that helped to broker the twenty fifteen iran nuclear deal a cooling on the u.s. to reaffirm it support the eve foreign policy chief and the foreign ministers of britain france and germany met an iranian delegation in brussels they say the deal's essential for international security the agreement needs to be signed off every ninety days president trump has until friday to decide if he'll really impose sanctions. the european union remains committed to support the full and effective implementation of the agreements including to make sure that the lifting of nuclear related sanctions has a positive impact on trade and economic relations with iran including benefits for the iranian people. the agreement has allowed for deeper cooperation and

miles military it follows the army's admission for the first time that its soldiers killed ten muslim ranger who were buried in a mass grave. the german chancellor and the opposition leaders say there are major hurdles to clear before a new coalition government can be formed angela merkel is hoping for progress on the final day of talks in berlin where i took today those are the latest headlines for us here at al-jazeera coming up next it's a stream. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home i'll just bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. for me ok in the street i really could be alive today a recent rise in attacks on migrants is shining the spotlight on racism in great i'd also calling on the country to examine the growing popularity of a right wing political party. since december the twenty fifth more than thirty homes of migrant laborers have been the target of violence in the greek city of us those behind the attacks are believed to be members of the neo fascist political party golden da

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep her family if they return to myanmar. and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance strafford al-jazeera talks between germany's two major parties to form a new ruling coalition are set to resume on sunday a potential sticking point between i'm going to merkel's christian democrats and the social democrats is a refugee crisis they're divided over whether to allow relatives of people who are already in germany to join them domini cain we have area. it's time for nine year old michael michael to do his homework and as in many families his big brother is on hand to help in fact twenty two year old mahmoud is more of a father to michael than an elder brother. because as yazidi refugees these two have been granted asylum in germany but for the past two years their parents and siblings have been stuck in a holding camp for migrant

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar. and how can they go back with their lack of citizenship which has made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance trafford al-jazeera nigeria is speeding up the process of bringing its citizens home from libya after allegations of exploitation and abuse the revanche relations began a few weeks ago after reports that migrants were being sold into slavery the nigerian foreign minister says two aircraft are being sent to flight eight hundred people home in the next few days the italian coast guard says at least eight people have died and eighty six others have been rescued from a boat off libya's coast rescue agencies say many more are still missing international organization for migration calls the military mediterranean sea the world's deadliest border one hundred twenty thousand refugees and migrants arrived in italy by c. last year. now protests against th

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar. and how can they go back with their lack of citizenship which has made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance transferred. steve benen a main source for the bombshell book foreign fury written by the journalist michael wolff is trying to make amends with donald trump issued a statement saying his support for the u.s. president is agenda and wavering meanwhile trump himself continues to criticize the book on sunday he tweeted i had to put up with this fake news from the first day that i would be running for president now i have to put up with a fake book written by a totally discredited author ronald reagan he said had the same problem and handled it well so will i welcome or and this is john hendren our correspondent is standing by in washington d.c. and so john president trump has responded again he can't seem to let alone. no we can't indeed i think t

governments including the us say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance strafford al-jazeera. temperatures in sydney have soared to the hottest on record forty seven point three degrees and in southern australia around fifty bushfires were sparked as temperatures soared above forty degrees firefighters battled dry windy conditions to try and stop the spread well the winter deep freeze continues to grip much of the northeastern u.s. and canada mt washington new hampshire is one of the coldest places on earth as the wind chill brought temperatures to minus sixty nine degrees celsius and there temperatures follow a storm dubbed the bomb site clone that can be seen in this satellite image is being blamed for nineteen deaths in the u.s. extreme cold alerts and wind chill warnings are in effect meaning the i me

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar and how can they go back with their lack of citizenship which has made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance trafford al-jazeera. is due to open its first memorial to the members of the a indigenous minority killed by the military dictatorship many activists vanished during the one nine hundred seventy s. no remains were never found out as there is latin america editor lucien human reports now from. in central chile. native them up which a historian had none good he needed want the world to know when you. got to the center of this plaza goes through here to the quake it's a sacred space where only one day a year the sun rays pass directly from one side to the other. it's here surrounded by seven hundred year old trees the first ever memorial to one hundred seventy one my push of victims of chile's former military dictatorship was soon be formally opened

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominantly muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep and her family if they return to myanmar. and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance trafford al-jazeera ok the operation is underway at the scene of a maritime accident in the east china sea thirty two crew members a missing are often oil tanker that collided with a cargo ship off the coast of shanghai the missing sailors are from iran and bangladesh and work for an iranian shipping company rescuers say the twenty one crew of the cargo ship the tanker was carrying about a million barrels of oil products but it's not yet clear how much environmental damage has been caused. chile is due to open its first of all real to the members of them a pitch a indigenous minority killed by the military dictatorship many activists vanished during the one nine hundred seventy s. the remains were never found as there was lots an american

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask whocan guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep and her family if they return to myanmar. and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance trafford al-jazeera al-jazeera as investigative unit has obtained secret documents that reveal a plot by eastern european oligarchs to profit from billions thought to have been stolen by victor you had a case of it the ousted ukrainian president was overthrown in twenty fourteen then officials froze one point five billion dollars pretty soon afterward spotters will jordan reports the money is returned to ukraine is far from guaranteed. when he fled ukraine in twenty fourteen victory on a covert to goal that he and his men could carry they headed to russia soon after ukrainian officials found one point five billion dollars stashed offshore and they froze it the day he ran away from the country the entire korean treasury and its accounts had

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chan stratford al-jazeera temperatures in sydney and australia have sold to the hottest on record at forty seven point three degrees and in southern australia around fifty bushfires were sparked as temperatures went above forty degrees firefighters battled dry windy conditions to try and stop the spread of helicopters and three hundred firefighters tackled one of the biggest blazes police are investigating whether it was started deliberately that's it for me for now back to daryn and nic thank you well al jazeera is investigative unit has obtained secret documents that reveal a plot by eastern european aula guards to profit from billions thought to have been stolen by victor covets the ousted ukrainian president was overthrown in twenty fourteen official

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep and her family if they return to myanmar and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chan strafford al-jazeera the first president to meddle macron has attended a memorial to remember those killed in the charley attacks in paris it's three years since gunmen opened fire killing eleven reporters in a straight is the satirical weekly magazine president macro when the parents and his dog laid wreaths at the charlie had do offices and it's a jewish supermarket where another four people killed. so to come this news out of bush it's rage near melbourne in sydney as sydney experiences its hottest day in seventy nine years. and they may be that because creatures on earth but there's still no match for speeding ships its head is being made to create a warning system. i did support another day another victory for the world's most full stea

say myanmar's government is guilty of ethnic cleansing of the predominately muslim ranger they ask who can guarantee the security of the refugees like to sleep family if they return to myanmar and how can they go back when their lack of citizenship which is made them so vulnerable to violence and persecution for decades has not changed chance trafford al-jazeera south africa's parliament is expected to start reviewing its rules on how to remove president jacob zuma from power the constitutional court ruled at the end of december that lawmakers that failed to hold the scandal that has plagued the president to account zuma has survived several no confidence votes in parliament over recent years mostly relating to a string of corruption allegations though he denies any wrongdoing. the seventy fifth annual golden globe awards will be held in beverly hills on sunday the ceremony usually focused on the glitz and glamour of hollywood well have a more somber tone now many male actors filmmakers and produces are accused of sexual misconduct in twenty seventeen including hollywood heavyweights l

there in a rare public admission made mars' military has acknowledged that its forces killed ten ranger muslims were found in a mass grave last month. after one hundred people are feared dead after a rubber dinghy sank off the coast of libya another three hundred were rescued in the mediterranean on tuesday. and violence has flared between police and protesters in five pounds as demonstrations erupt for the fourth consecutive day. in the last twenty four hours at least thirty five people have been killed in eastern guta on the edge of the syrian capital comes as the un accuses government forces and its allies of killing at least eighty five civilians in the region in the last ten days alone damascus suburb which was designated a deescalation zone has come under heavy bombardment as government forces seek to take it back from rebel fighters at least two people have been killed in pakistan during protests over the rape and murder of a seven year old go dozens of people attacked a police station and a government building in eastern punjab province the violence erupted hours before the funeral of z

fourteen years as the pair were covering the crisis in rakhine state with hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims a fled a military crackdown. they rein in a company whose oil tanker collided with a freighter of the east coast of china says there's still no hope of finding survivors bad weather and a fire on the iranian ship complicating the search for the thirty one sailors still missing since the collision on saturday police in tennessee as capital have fired tear gas at demonstrators who stormed a supermarket join an anti government protest demonstrations against planned taksim price hikes began on monday with rallies in more than ten towns those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the listening post stage of that so much of africa. witnessed documentaries that and bring your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. on. the morning.

made most military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief has vowed to take action against the soldiers it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august the aid group doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then. but also because a senior fellow at georgetown university he says the international community needs to maintain the pressure on me and my leaders obviously there is a unanimous international condemnation of what's going on in myanmar and i think that until them in myanmar government you know allows for free access to reporters to human rights observers to come in to see what's going on in rakhine province you know i think that you know we're going to continue to see this downplaying from the government there you know continuing pressure has to be placed on the defacto leader one thousand nine hundred one nobel peac

mean miles military has admitted its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief is valid to take action against the soldiers it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august the aid group doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred have been killed since then. well matt wells is from amnesty international he says there's a mountain of evidence that shows mass killings of ranger took place right across rakhine state. it is extremely rare for the military to admit to any sort of wrongdoing and it's a military in which soldiers operate with really near complete impunity no matter the nature of the crimes and crimes we're talking about here that is the military has said today involve soldiers summarily executing murdering ten men who had been captured but i think the one thing to note about the statements on the commander in chief's facebook page today is what it doesn't admi

of the top stories here on al-jazeera mean miles military has admitted it soldiers killed ten ranger muslims who were captured by buddhist villages their remains were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown in rakhine last august well the admission came on the same day two reuters journalists who were reporting on violence in rakhine state were formally charged with breaching a secrecy of. journalists in myanmar have stage a sit in protest against the decision while alone and are accused of acquiring information illegally to share with foreign media and could face up to fourteen years in jail colombia's alien rebel group is urging the government to resume talks president suspended negotiations after rebel attacks fall and expiry of a cease fire in their leaders say the incident should not direct the peace process from pity has more from bogota. historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worst way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of

first refugees will start to move back to me i'm our own cheers say hundreds of thousands of ranger muslims have fled a military crackdown that began in russia in state in me m r in august they joined others already in bangladesh after previous flares of violence kurdish civilians fear they'll become targets of turkey follow through on its threat to move against y p g fighters in syria turkey is preparing a strike against the fighters which it calls terrorists the wife says form part of the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces the s.e.'s any attack is likely to center on the city of our friend see them cause here lou reports from the turkey syria border. that is one of many kurds whose grandparents left northern syria years ago but he still has family in africa which is close by on the syrian side of the border to maine and his relatives there are growing increasingly worried as turkey prepares for a military operation against you has backed kurdish why preview fighters. the military has i'm no friend of the why p.g. they recruit young boys and girls that's why my brother in laws fled after

military has admitted that its soldiers killed ten ranger muslims captured by buddhist villagers who were found in a mass grave in rakhine state last month the army's commander in chief made the statement on his facebook page and posted a photo of the grave it's thought to be the military's first public admission of wrongdoing since it launched a crackdown last august triggering an exodus of more than six hundred fifty thousand it says action will be taken against the members of the security forces found have carried out the killings. in children's agency says around one hundred range of children a stranded in myanmar without their parents it says another sixty thousand children a languishing in disease ridden camps inside the country after previous bouts of fighting in twenty twelve. well senior crisis advisor with amnesty international has been researching the situation in rakhine state he joins me live from washington d.c. thank you very much for being with us are you surprised by this admission by the mean mom military about their involvement in those deaths in rakhine state it i

ranger in our country going to the country where there already hinges. western governments including the u.s. of call the crackdown on the predominately muslim or hinge or ethnic cleansing but myanmar has denied access to any independent investigation in rakhine state the ranger have suffered a decades of persecution and violence they were stripped of their citizenship in what was then burma thirty five years ago the myanmar government considers them illegal immigrants from bangladesh and evidence of the brutality they have suffered in recent months is shocking food charity doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred were killed by the myanmar security forces between the end of august and late september it says at least seven hundred thirty ranger children younger than five years old were among those killed mostly shot dead. doctors without borders also says nearly ten percent of children who died were burned alive in their homes. at least five percent were beaten to death human rights watch and aid organizations working in these camps in neighboring bangladesh say myanmar soldiers gang raped women and young girls the re

muslims have been fighting full autonomy. plan to repatriate hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees to mineral is due to begin on tuesday bangladesh agreed to send back around seven hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled ethnic violence in iraq and states it's october two thousand and sixteen a program is set to take two years many refugees say they're feeling pressured to go home and are worried about their safety those are your headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera also the listening post stay with us. you. know mark zuckerberg announcing what he's calling church to your children if he left public on brand new york. are. you going to call they're going back a reminder a lot of criticism for the last two years over what facebook is doing. hello richard gere's bird and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're tracking this week facebook makes an about turn on news content what the new policy means for media organizations and you the news consumer a legal battle looms in the philippines where the authorities want to take down an online news site defectors from north korea and the treatment th

muslims have been fighting for tanami. a plan to repatriate hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees to mineral is due to begin on tuesday bangladesh and min ma agreed to send back around seven hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled ethnic violence in iraq and states but two thousand and sixteen a program is set to take two years many refugees say they're feeling pressured to go home and a worried about the safety those are your headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera also the listing stay with us. for you. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg announcing what he's calling a major change to school teachers are causing less public contact by post brand new york terrorists are telling. me i'm going to school they are going back to say i am under a lot of criticism for the last two years over what facebook is doing. hello richard gere's murdered you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're tracking.

ranger in our country going to the country where there are already. western governments including the u.s. have called the crackdown on the predominately muslim or hindu nick cleansing but has denied access to any independent investigation in rakhine state. the ranger have suffered at decades of persecution and violence that was stripped of their citizenship in what was then burma thirty five years ago the myanmar government considers them illegal immigrants from bangladesh and evidence of the brutality they have suffered in recent months is shocking the charity doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred were killed by the myanmar security forces between the end of august and late september. it says at least seven hundred thirty range of children younger than five years old were among those killed mostly shot dead doctors without borders also says nearly ten percent of children who died were burned alive in their homes and at least five percent were beaten to death human rights watch and aid organizations working in these camps in neighboring bangladesh say myanmar soldiers gang raped women and young girls the refugees h

ranger in our country going to the country where there are already hinges. western governments including the u.s. of called the crackdown on the predominately muslim or hinge or ethnic cleansing but myanmar has denied access to any independent investigation in rakhine state the ranger have suffered at decades of persecution and violence they were stripped of their citizenship in what was then burma thirty five years ago the myanmar government considers them illegal immigrants from bangladesh and evidence of the brutality they have suffered in recent months is shocking food charity doctors without borders says at least six thousand seven hundred were killed by the myanmar security forces between the end of august and late september it says at least seven hundred thirty range of children younger than five years old were among those killed mostly shot dead doctors without borders also says nearly ten percent of children who died were burned alive in their homes. at least five percent with beaten to death human rights watch and aid organizations working in these camps in neighboring bangladesh same soldiers gang raped women and young girls the refugee

muslims it comes as a former u.s. diplomat quit an international advisory panel tackling the ranger crisis calling it a whitewash bill richardson a former close friend of myanmar leader unsung suchi resigned from the group is it was making its first trip to the country's rankine state after months of protests in india the controversial bollywood film but mother has been released some cinemas decided against showing the film for fear of a backlash from hindu nationalists is a disrespects their history by depicting a romance between a hindu queen and a muslim king. people fleeing the eastern democratic republic of congo reporting a surge in killings rapes and abductions by armed groups the u.n. says violence has pushed more than ten thousand people into neighboring uganda or up to speed with all of our top stories of face to face is up next the program looks at the relationship between che guevara and fidel castro to revolutionary icons who change the course of latin american politics a see you later. castro wanted she wanted a different future castro want to do is country che wanted international revolution for a long

ranger refugee crisis richardson said he feared the panel had was becoming a cheerleading operation for myanmar's government as decision raises new doubts about efforts to repatriate seven hundred thousand rippin jim muslims who fled myanmar last year yes present donald trump is expected to arrive in davos switzerland later today for a much discussed visit to the world economic forum but first the focus is on britain with a speech by prime minister theresa may that will certainly touch on the exit from of britain from the european union the w.'s been facility is in davos he says it's dealt all she'll be as outspoken about drugs as her predecessor david cameron. cameron stepped down as prime minister in twenty sixteen after that disastrous british vote to leave the european union i was quite surprised to learn that he even show his face again here in davos and he's been caught of the sidelines saying to a billionaire businessman that it was a mistake the referendum but that it wasn't a disaster what certainly was a disaster was the speech given by his success here a year ago three's a may will be giving a speech again or breaks it today and bankers will be listening very careful for details on that you cas

temporary camps as short term housing for the ranger the first refugees will start to move back to me in my next week hundreds of thousands of range of muslimsof fled a military crackdown began in myanmar last august the united nations has insisted any repatriation must be voluntary. what is it that is essential on these is to make sure that the return is voluntary its safety and dignity and that people are allowed to come back to their places of origin which means that the huge effort of investments because there is a lot of reconstruction to be done and a huge effort of reconciliation is needed to allow it to take place properly the worst would be to move these people from camps in bangor there to camps in myanmar . keeping an artificial situation for a long time and not allowing for the for them to regain their their normal lives. in chile pope francis is express what he's called his pain and shame over the country's sexual abuse scandal it's the first time he's commented on the crisis surrounding a former priest who was found guilty in twenty eleven of abusing teenage boys pope francis also met with victims of child abuse by priests in s

temporary camps a short term housing for the ranger the first refugees will start to move back to me in my next week hundreds of thousands of range of muslimshave fled a crackdown began in may and mass rakhine state last august the un has insisted any repatriation must be voluntary. what is it that is essential on these is to make sure that the return is voluntary its safety and dignity and that people are allowed to come back to their places of origin which means that the huge effort of investment because there is a lot of reconstruction to be done and a huge effort of reconciliation is needed to allow it to take place properly the worst would be to move these people from camps in bengal there should do camps in myanmar. keeping an artificial situation for a long time and not allowing for the for them to regain their their normal lives. two u.s. navy officers are facing possible homicide charges of a deadly ship collisions that left a total of seventeen sailors dead both officers commanded navy destroyers in the pacific ocean one collided with a philippine container ship in june and the other struck a merchant ship near singapore in august

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repatriating range of muslims back into the country despite bangladesh announcing a delay on monday they've agreed to allow the return of around three hundred range a day seven hundred thousand ranger have fled across the border since me and most military began a crackdown in rakhine state in august described by the united nations as ethnic cleansing bangladesh says a number of issues still need to be resolved and is concerned refugees are being forced to return. i mean judges denied bail to journalists accused of violating the country's official secrets act. had been covering the violence in iraq. since being detained last month if found guilty the journalist could face fourteen years in jail. including. investigators think the attack at a hotel last week. knowledge. higher ground after a seven point nine earthquake tsunami. and. still searching for a grand slam title will explain how she's doing. hello some of the coldest air around the moment on the planet is just drifting into cassocks time are running up against that is this cloud this represents high speed wind up in the atmosphere it's just cloud ready for this this is lower stuff and not over turkeys or develop into somethi