anywhere from nicaragua all the way up here into the yucatan so that is something we will be watching for nessa not too bad for you partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at thirty and some showers coming into a van a with a temperature there of thirty degrees and then very quickly down here across parts of south america what we did have a frontal boundary push through rio de janeiro the temperatures are coming down of course we are going into the the summer time months with attempt a few of twenty three zero hit with a sense yes it is going to be a partly cloudy day and it's temperature of twenty six. and hundred forty twelve on. u.s. and british companies have announced the biggest discovery of natural gas in west africa but what to do with these untapped natural resources is already a source of heated debate nothing much has changed they still spend most of their days looking forward to for the dry riverbed tonight face one five years on the syrians still feel battered or even those who managed to escape their country have been truly unable to escape the war. welcome back a quick reminder of the top

from the new side twenty first century wired dot com visited the group's headquarters in syria but nessa billy will lay out in full what she found on saturday's edition of going underground here r.t. . we entered a functioning white helmets now what was interesting is the presumption by those white helmets was that because i was british i was sympathetic to that course say the conversation immediately turned to that funding and the fact that made a rescue. the head of the white house had turned off the funding to this group in the last six months funding previously by the way that each individual working for the white house it's received one hundred fifty dollars a month that was. nation was given to me why the home of. the special expedition by . led by israel uncrossed three. security fence into the occupy syrian territory of the golan heights so into israeli occupied territory and then on to jordan is what i was told around fifty percent were actually terrorist leaders no real product leaders and isis fighters coming in from the race and all of these of course some have been resettled

repair and he went to say that we have trained our security and police agencies on public eye where nessa not to discriminate against as they have also have set up a provision where yes could actually complain about any discrimination or any kind of repression or atrocities and he didn't go into much more detail what he's emphasizing on that a political will he said we have the political will to do it patrick refugee has asked for bangladesh counterpart the foreign secretary sure he lacks aid that it's a complex process but we are optimistic that this time it will happen because there is a political win but it will make sure there is a conducive environment prevailing in the area where those refugees would will be taken now we know in the previous visit by the bangladesh foreign ministry minister rather they said there is about two hundred fifty houses been built by india and about thousand houses been built by china to act or use it as a process center before they're sent to their respective villages down the road that's basically all we know now this contradicts to the recent u.n. fact

>> i'm going to put immigration on that because it's terry nessa park, we are growing faster than -- that's because it's tearing the nation apart. i think it should be merit-based, some are law, tax abiding, and i think we need border security. i don't know that means a wall, i'm not an expert, and the last one is cultural, there's the syrian america that immigrants are coming to change america, not coming to be americans. my grandparents are immigrants, i'm sure a lot of people have grandparents and great grandparents who are immigrants, they came here to be american. they learn american history, the pledge of allegiance, they learned of america as an idea of freedom, freedom of speech, enterprise, religion, it's not a tribe. that's important. get this fixed, we will be happier people. and we will need to work this. we don'the workforce, have enough workers to fill some of these jobs anymore. >> tell me what your grandfather did when he came to the united states. ,> he didn't finish high school i don't think any of my grandparents did, they may have been undocumented. dishwasher, he

repair and he went to say that we have trained our security and police agencies on public eye where nessa not to discriminate against their own as they have also have set up a provision where rohan just could actually complain about any discrimination or any kind of repression or atrocities for bangladesh counterpart the foreign secretary say that it's a complex process but we are optimistic that this time it will happen because there is a political win by we will make sure there is a conducive environment prevailing in the area where those refugees would will be taken but they were not specific how this whole process is going to them among the eight thousand who has been vetted so far are you going to repatriate them are they willing to go back because most of the rohingya as we were talking to they said look we only go back when there is a part party intervention there is a security and vironment and we are recognized as wrong and they're not willing to take the national very fit cation they said we need some sort of a surance for citizenship considering all those sit right. and on the

the best thing in your efforts to get much needed help to people who appreciate you talking to us nessa for and my candy from the i.c.r.c. thanks very much. now finding ways to communicate can be difficult in the chaotic aftermath of a natural disaster especially if your family is separated leah tell us more about that yeah well we still don't know the full scale of devastation of the tsunami but much of what we do know is coming from social media this drone footage here from palo in indonesia went viral it shows the devastating impact of the earthquake that started the tsunami and killed more than eight hundred people you can see from this video why the death toll is still expected to rise now because pollo is so remote and because of electrical outages it's taking some time to find videos online though we are slowly getting a better picture of what happened as told by twitter and facebook now we keep seeing more videos like this posted from the day of the tsunami from people who actually survived it well we're actually going to go live to washington d.c. where u.s. president donald tr