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ah, ah, it's not uncommon this time of the year to have a prevailing wind out of the north across the gulf states. i've once we see that show up perfectly on our weather charts on saturday with the arrows there. so let's go in for a closer look. this is going to impact the eastern province of saudi bahrain. and cats are for us here in bo. hi. think wind gusts anywhere from 30 to 35 kilometers power, but throughout the day, those winds should back off. okay, for central asia, those temperatures have really come up. i think the only spot we're still a bit below average a bit is that tash can with a high of 17 degrees for turkey, seller forecast sphere really full on sunshine rate across the country. looking good, and it's sample with the height of 18 degrees. central africa, i think around the coast here is southern gab on. that's where we're going to see the heaviest concentration of rain. and as we dipped towards the south for south africa, a very vigorous says storm system setting up here with some thunder. downpours around ca, sewland talbot, also specifically milonga province in south a

ah, it's not uncommon, this time of the year to have a prevailing wind out of the north across the gulf states. however, once we see that show up perfectly on our weather charts on saturday with the arrows there. so let's go in for a closer look. this is going to impact the eastern province of saudi bahrain and cats are for us here. and do i think when does anywhere from 30 to 35 kilometers per hour, but throughout the day, those winds should back off. ok for central asia. those temperatures have really come up. i think the only spot we're still a bit below average a bit, is that tash come with a high of 17 degrees for turkey. a stellar forecast here really full on sunshine rate across the country. looking good and it's stumble with the height of 18 degrees. central africa, i think around the coast. here's southern gab on. that's where we're going to see the heaviest concentration of rain. and as we dipped towards the south for south africa, a very vigorous as storm systems setting up here with some sundry downpours around ca, sewland talbot, also specifically milonga province in south

can bypass the palestinian issue and normalize relations with other countries in the persian gulf, all north africa. they have to sold the palestinian israeli conflict 1st, or at least in parallel. and to what you quoted from the diplomats also $1200.00 for former use rarely for violence and navigators and come out against the government. so the government will come back and say, we were elected by the people you are on the civil service or military officers. we will tell you what to do. but there is a simmering be sent in is really society. and if the government makes good or makes bad, in this case, on the promises it could explode internally and not only between israelis and palestinians, that's very interesting how you describe it, essentially politically rough waters in the, in the looming future. i mean, my last question for you before i let you go and that and yeah, and now we're turning to office, is he, is he still facing a trial of corruption allegations against him? is there any movement on that? yes, he's still standing dryer, but the way i hear is manipulate the man who knows an

the chill is also being felt on the gulf coastline, although areas in the far north—east, like maine, western states like california, nevada and arizona are escaping the this satellite image, from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, gives an idea of the spread of the cold weather system, with the lowest temperatures underneath the clouds at the top of the picture, across the northern us states and canada. we'll hear from someone who's been directly affected by the cold in just a moment, but we begin our coverage with this report from our north america correspondent, john sudworth. it couldn't have come at a worse time. america's peak travel season hit by a once in a generation storm. two days before christmas, two thirds of the country are now under extreme winter weather alerts stretching from here on the canadian border all the way to florida. on airport runways planes have been replaced by de—icing trucks... we're out here, period. i mean, we'll be out him until it stops snowing, really. ..leading to thousands of cancelled flights with the city of chicago the worst

almost everybody across the central plains and stretching into the south and gulf coast and as far north at dakotas are dealing with wintry impacts and severe weather the system that we are tracking into the west coast over the weekend and yesterday has now shifted, and you can see it's bringing whipping winds to the northern plains. it will continue its trek off to the east and bring the severe impacts to places like louisiana, mississippi, alabama. but those winter alerts are widespread 15 million impacted. this does include a blizzard warning, stretching into cheyenne, north platte they will see whipping winds as we look at the peak wind gusts, cheyenne, 50 miles per hour this means travel is going to be difficult. staying off the roads is really a must not just today but into tomorrow, ladies >> thank you, angie. >>> it is a historic day for marriage equality in america president biden is expected to sign the respect for marriage act into law this afternoon. the legislation gives federal protection to same-sex and interracial couples. the president is expected to sign the bill at a c

gulf of alaska. the book of the energy will miss this to the north, but it will be close enough to send another round of her into the bay area late tomorrow and into tomorrow evening.future crest, the increasing clouds tonight, first half of the day tomorrow, but the first half of tomorrow will be dry, even far north in the north bay . first showers won't arrive until the afternoon. rain chances increase, and by the time we hit late afternoon right around the beginning of the peak of rush hour, we will see a widespread shower across the bay area. heaviest rain will fall north of the golden gate, but we will see showers across the rest of the bay area through the evening. that activity doesn't last too long, this will be a quick hitter in terms of how long it lasts by tomorrow midnight or so, you should see the last of the show was winding down. a dry break on friday, but the next storm system is getting its act together. it is trying to send showers in the north bay, i don't know if that's likely, but friday evening, friday night, chances will be increasing, and the real bulk of the moisture associat

the wet weather for the north of this around the gulf of mexico got a rush of severe storms extending out further east across the florida panhandle on saturday. but things certainly dry up for the bahamas over the weekend. and as we moved to north america is those storms that could bring a flood threat to the low in mississippi valley, stretching all the way to the great lakes. ahead of that, lots of warmth for washington dc. awe from inside the walls of a west african prison comes a chance to create, to express the motion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. renown choreographer shares his passion for dogs, inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their pass. and the confines of their presence, the dance of thieves. a weakness documentary on al jazeera. as 2022 jewels took place. we reflect on the major stories that shatelle join al jazeera for a series of in depth reports. looking back at this year and to head to 2022. ah, this is al jazeera ah no, this is in use our on al jazeera, i'm fully.

strengthen the position of exporters of the allied five in the persian gulf countries in the context of a large eurasian partnership and the north-south corridor, the parties intend, therefore, the direction will work in an accelerated mode. the first round is planned to be held in march next year , according to the commission from 2015 to 2021, the volume of mutual trade between the eaeu. and the uae has quadrupled. six and 3 billion dollars minsk moscow create uniform tax conditions on the territory of the two countries. this was stated by the prime minister of russia as part of the further development of the union state of the country continue to bring together their economic systems, the relevant agreement is supposed to be over the national tax committee. the size of the minimum rates will be fixed, the list of exemptions and benefits will also appear an integrated system for the administration of indirect taxes. in general, this will eliminate a number of barriers, as well as facilitate the conditions for launching new projects, the size the monthly minimum wage in belarus will change from next year. this is provided for b

the wet weather for the north of this around the gulf of mexico got a rush of severe storms extending out further east across the florida panhandle on saturday. but things certainly dry up for the bahamas over the weekend. and as we moved to north america is those storms that could bring a flood threat to the lower mississippi valley, stretching all way to the great lakes. ahead of that, lots of warmth for washington dc. ah, a 7 bag with waterloo. ah, welcome back here watching al jazeera, i remind of our top stories this out. china says any reaction to it's easing of it 0 covert policy should be based on fines elf. up to some countries impose restrictions on travelers from china and mid reports. hospitals and fuel homes in the country are being overwhelmed. now, mas ousted lita ang, same, see she has been convicted of 5 charges of corruption. the military court sentence has a 7 years in jail, see she was already serving a 26. she a sentence for other offenses. brazil's government is declared pre days of morning following the death of legendary football appellate. he died at the age o

north to south. tornado watches in effect for parts of the gulf coast. there are blizzard and winter storm warnings throughout the northern plains and midwest. heavy snow and freezing rain are forecast from the mid-atlantic through new england. >>> well, the u.s. border facilities are facing what's being called an impending humanitarian crisis amid a sharp increase in the number of migrants crossing over from mexico. it comes with next week's scheduled end of a trump-era pandemic law that's been used to turn migrants away. lilia luciano has more. >> reporter: migrants here in el paso face dangerous conditions with temperatures expected to drop below freezing. "the cold last night was brutal," said christopher, who was processed and released by authorities with his wife and two children. he slept outside a shelter in el paso, unsheltered. the city is under incredible strain, seeing an average of 2,500 crossings a day. >> people are going to ask you where can i go, where do i go? and to say -- i don't have a miss for you, all the places i know are all so f

chill reading of negative 76 degrees this morning and the advisories stretch from the north all the way to the gulf of mexico. some places like jackson, mississippi will stay below freezing for the next three days. more of the same for birmingham as well as houston and dallas. not only do you want to protect your family and yourselves as you step outside but also your home. cover your pipes if you can tonight. in atlanta you have a huge temperature swing coming your way within the next six hours as our cold front settles in. nashville to atlanta, your temperatures will drop get this 30 degrees in the coming hours. >> some of the numbers just extraordinary. thank you very much. again, even those who are not feeling this directly are experiencing the impact especially in the form of canceled flights and up ended travel plans. we have more from the front lines and some of the country's busiest airports. >> reporter: the biggest pre-christmas travel day is meeting a major snow storm threatening holiday travel plans nationwide. blizzard conditions are forecast here at chicago o'hare where the airport wa

us will things have suddenly sport what was the air blowing up from the gulf coast, pushing temperatures up particular across north central and eastern areas of we have a look at the 3 day for new york city over the new year period will be touching 12 degrees on sunday with lots of sunshine, and we still got the risk of possible flooding to the low in mississippi valley and some of the states across the gulf coast that thanks to this rush of storms stretching their way up towards the great lakes and a spell of winter storms pulling in from the west, bringing the wintery weather for the east, and from heavy rain to the likes of california, suddenly through to saturday, much quieter to the south west. and that's a pretty quiet picture for much of central america. and the caribbean long spell, the sunshine for the likes of cuba. now that's not the case. we're part of south america. in particular, brazil, we still got those plume that plume of storms stretching all the way up to the amazon base and recent very heavy rain to coastal areas. in particular, rio de janeiro. we are going to see those sundry showers extendin

gulf of alaska. it is already creating stormy conditions on the north coast and is heading to the bay area. incr san francisco. not for long. the storm is just hours away. it will not be drive for long. this will start moving in after midnight. gusty winds. localized flooding. when gusts up to 45 miles per hour. a chance for isolated thunderstorms. this storm will surge direction. all parts of the bay area will be wet. many will be receiving heavy downpours. per hour. still stormy with just a little bit of a break before the next wave of stormy weather comes in tomorrow night. sunday will be another wet day. a wind advisory tomorrow. objects around. and can cause power outages. we could see tomorrow. expect white out conditions. some lingering showers. tuesday, sunny skies. chilly weather. barely reach 50 degrees for highs. tomorrow taken lightly. tree limbs may fall. objects to get blown around. there could be power outages. if you have to go out, be cautious. >> the good news is we have desperately needed a pattern like this for a while. thank you so much. >> tonight we are looking to nex

looking at a major, major storm as you've heard all morning long, expansive, from north in canada all the way down to the gulfoast in florida. this system is called a cyclone bomb. the center will drift slowly into canada but its impact are basically nationwide. another storm system affecting the pacific northwest we heard of early. it's just about everywhere from coast to coast this morning. >> is this what you expected to happen? i know there was warnings that this was coming. it's dropping so quickly. we just watched our reporter paulo sandoval go to at least ten degrees lower with a bunch of snow and wind. is that what you expected to happen? >> yes. the forecast was quite remarkable, which was highlighted in prediction outlooks over two weeks ago. there was a signal in the atmosphere there was a growing pool of arctic air, that it will spill to the plains and then to the east coast. in the east coast we will see temperatures drop 10 to 20 degrees in about an hour. one of the big concerns is we've had a lot of rain overnight and some of those roadways will quickly freeze up once the air comes across the e

what's happening this evening where those showers are going to track north to south second system behind it, though, up in the gulf alaska right now. that's the one that's going to be very impactful for us here and also for the sierra. now, why is that second one more impactful? because it's going to tap into the moisture plume all the way down in the subtropical area. and what it does is it drags that moisture with it. some people call the pineapple express because it comes from the direction of hawaii and basically enhances all of the moisture. and it adds to those rainfall total. so while this first system we're talking, you know, a quarter of an inch or less, the second system. look at these numbers, not just for us here in the bay, but all across the state. you can see in this year as well. it's going to be a big weather maker. all right. let's take a look at where we are right now. you can see that system up in the pacific northwest to the gulf of alaska area. that's where that big one is getting its self together. this is what we're dealing with right now. some of those lighter showers start falling in the

good bye to north africa. dry with the except don't see of morocco, it must rhina, round the gulf of guinea. ah, to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shake come out award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged a role in strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, lou ah ah, i'll come back made stories of following. now. rocco is made history by getting through to the well cop semifinals beating what to go one know. they are the 1st african and 1st arab team in history to reach the final 4 o play the winner between england and france, who are competing right now for a place in the final grading present, ramirez lensky says that russian forces have destroyed the eastern city of backward and turned it into bud. ruins. fighting is reportedly intensified around the city and the dani asked region after the recapture of harrison nearly a month ago by ukrai

north into jordan. we might see some of those showers stretching their way across the gulf into the likes of rain and possibly even kotob. by the time we get into the start of that new week. wet weather continues around coastal areas of the red sea. some of that trips across into northern areas of africa, coastal areas of egypt and libya catching a shower to this lucky, dry picture. as we head out for the wet, wet weather, as i said, can be found in the east. thanks was storm system that worked its way inland, brings and shells. you can see the top of the screen to places like a somalia, but also a rush of heavy storms stretching from angola all the way to northern areas of mozambique. some about what weather working its way further south into botswana. we could see up to 18 millimeters over 24 hours for more central areas of botswana. for the south of that heavy rain for the east of south africa, sunshine in cape town. ah, the lebanon is facing a range of crises, political, economic, and humanitarian. children are hungry, and many people are jobless, while others die at sea. in the midst of the despair, one

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north of us. developing on the satellite moving through the gulf of alaska. soon we'll be approaching the pacific northwest and eventually making it into the bay area. so the first wave of rain comes in tomorrow afternoon. here we are at 4:00, we see the wave of heavy rain hitting us right before sunset. it's also starting to move in to san francisco and moving across the bay area fairly quickly for tomorrow evening and then a bit of a break before the next round of rain comes in late on friday. that next round will continue throughout much of the weekend with some widespread showers. there may be some breaks on sunday. early next week a couple of dry days before we track the next storm system coming in. so at least for now the models are showing some pretty hefty amounts of rainfall ahead. the potential of getting about 3 to 4 inches in the north bay and santa cruz mountains tomorrow through sunday and even into early monday. our sierra snowpack is doing pretty well right now at 175% of its normal amount for this date, and we do see more heavy snowfall on th

gulf, mexico and over to the east coast. so you had a very high amplitude jet stream flow that was coming straight down from the north and sweeping across the south. now next week as a jet stream flattens out and goes into more of what we call a zonal flow. more of a west, the east flow that's going to allow the arctic air to look back to the north and for temperatures to moderate in many places. it's true. it's been a significant arctic outbreak that's covered a large portion of the country all the way from the canadian border down to the gulf of mexico. so it has covered a lot of real estate, but you would hope that the power companies would anticipate our dig outbreaks in the winter because they're not uncommon. and we do get arctic our arctic air outbreaks. usually a couple of times every winter at least a couple of times. so i think it's something that we're going to have to be ready to deal with on a regular basis because it's happened on a regular basis in the past. but i mean, i was almost brought northern and western japan to a standstill. at least 14 people have died since mid december. and another $87.00 injured the sn

good part of north africa is dry with the exception of sea of morocco is much dry now. round the gulf of guinea ah, talk to al jazeera, we are a band in by the international community. we listen, we are paid for the war against terrorism that's going on for money. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that one out. you see. what we do is try to balance the story and the people who allow it into their lives, dignity, and humanity. oh, the me. how are you watching your? i'm emily angland. he's the reminder of our top story to sound, protested emperor, i feel demanding the relates to the former president, patrick astir. that's as a new cabinet to under president dina. with warning following her appointment on wednesday, ukrainian president means the last piece, his russian forces have destroyed the eastern city of bath mode, turning it into what he described as burnt ruins. lensky says the situation remains very difficult in several lines. and morocco has been in portugal to reach the semi finals of the world catholics. the 5th ever african arab payne to reach the fu

they're congregating now to the far north in the gulf of st. lawrence and also around cape cod.and i'm going to talk about that in a minute. but the real -- the number of whales sighted and detected along the maine coast is steadily declining. so why are we doing this? why did the court make this ruling? the judge felt compelled by the law because there may be a risk. there may be a risk. is the lobster industry, is this guy doing anything about that speculative risk? yes, a lot. maine lobbermen all mark their gear so -- lobstermen all mark their gear so if there is an evening tanglement, a whale attached the gear, you can tell where it came from. they mark their gear. they change all the ropes with weaker ropes so if there is an entanglement, they break. number three, they put weak links in their ropes so if there's an entanglement, the leak will break and there won't be -- the plirveg will break and there won't -- link will break and there won't be a problem. if these entanglements were happening, the lobstermen would know it. every lobsterman knows where his gear is. i've tal

north africa is dry. with the exception of sea of morocco, it must try now. round the gulf of guinea. ah, with, [000:00:00;00] with, [000:00:00;00] with oh, oh, back reminder the main stories now. france of beach and england to one in there well couple or to final. but finding champions keep alive the hopes in becoming 1st an agent to successfully defend the welcome. from 1962, they'll play rocco in the semi finals off that story, one will win over portugal. they are the 1st african and 1st arab team to ever reach the final full. in all the stories you, craig and present body may zalinski says that russian forces have destroyed the eastern city of buck. what and tied it into, but ruins fighting is reportedly intensified around the city of the dani at squeegee, to following the recapture parasol, nearly a month ago by ukrainian forces when our peruse new present. dina martez sworn in and you cabinet, including former deputy finance minister alex contreras is economy, minnesota. i'm a chemical engineer, oscar vera is energy and mines minister. it comes off to protests following impeach

north america. now, just to the east of this co front here with drawer in the air from the gulf of mexico pushing right up into that east side of canada. still some cold air in place, just around the central areas of the u. s. parting out of canada. but there's that warmth and we're looking at temperatures at $25.00 celsius there for dallas. we've sub 0 just a week, i remember. and we are looking at temperatures around 16 celsius in that they see said the possibility of rec, or breaking start to the new year. they're falling on from record breaking, cold weather for christmas as we go on into monday and tuesday that he, if anything, picking up further 19 celsius in dc. that's 66 in fahrenheit, toronto. touching 13 celsius christmas eve were struggling to get to around minus 9 degrees. so a real difference and it does mean of course expense extensive thought taking place said that will be the next problem. the flooding issue, lots of wet by the change is coming in across western parts. we have got some a heavy rain right the way to arizona snow. they're coming in across set. good parts of the rockies mo

that generally comes from the gulf meeting, very cold air that comes down from the north. these are the current temperatures. yes, current temperatures. that means am i not. it's -15 in casper. it's minus. so i mean, i just can't even write -17. and this is where that cold air is coming from up in canada. edmonton right now minus. 22 in all of it is going to plunge towards the south. so we have these winter storm warnings that are going up right now that you can see and we also have winter weather advisories. but let's take it further south where this cold air is also going. and we have a hard freeze warning in places like texas and louisiana. so it's going to be a very big national system. is that door opens for all of that cool air come down. you can already kind of see it with some of that snow that happening right now in the midwest. that's the system. meanwhile, in california, we've got high pressure here off the coast, though. we're actually be warming up as we head into our holiday and we'll have a dry weekend. tonight we'll see some of those increasing clouds, a li

gulf coast. windchill, friday morning, dallas, negative 2, new orleans, 32. north city, negative 4.stmas eve. >> i'm speechless. bill karins, ron allen, thank you both. >>> two major pharmacy chains cvs and walgreens are now limiting the amount of children's cold and flu meds you can buy the tripledemic of respiratory viruses has pharmacies struggling to keep up with demand for tylenol and motrin. joining me is nbc news' dasha burns. dasha, i talked about the issue, the companies not correctly forecasting here. are these manufacturers ramping up supply? >> well johnson & johnson say they're trying to ramp up supplies really quickly. we hear stories, everything from toilet paper, remember, at the beginning of the pandemic, and baby formula more recently. experts are saying this is more like the toilet paper shortage, remember, everyone was running out. >> panic buying. >> exactly. exactly. what we do have is this confluence of rsv in children that we've been talking about on the air, the flu and covid all coming all at once. and kids who have been not really exposed to the outdoors.

north-south, we will have a completely railway we will have. uh, there will be a railway exit, uh, to the iranian ortho-persian gulf, and this is already a convenients to india, pakistan, africa, the middle east, uh, we are devoting efforts to this today, of course, we are developing maritime transport in the caspian sea, and one thing is our deepening work caspian ports, which are also being modernized, and the construction of new ships in the caspian will be big. and all this is in the plans, and this year we have started to work very well. uh, the so-called eastern route corridor of russia and our railway has had a lot of talk with the railways of kazakhstan, turkmenistan, iran . we have seen an increase in container traffic this year by rail. and not only container shipping, but also bulk fertilizer cargo. today we deliver them regularly on a regular basis to india through the ports of iran, which was not the case before. well, the rollout began in the month of october, so the numbers this year are not so convincing, well, next year according to calculations, we expect to reach a million of the same along this route in the twenty-fifth year, so

gulf coast. these temperatures will be 25 to 50 degrees below normal. meantime if you're traveling on wednesday, it's really just the north and western us. will there be some snow and cold? the rest of us look okay. but then a blizzard develops thursday and friday from the midwest through the great lakes up to a foot of snow kansas city to chicago. lots of blowing and drifting now. meantime the northeastern cities like boston, new york, d c. no snow for you, but there will be the potential for icy roads with a rapid freeze up thursday night through friday night, so your travel forecast thursday and friday doesn't look good. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner. mystery surrounding the killing of a college basketball playeroa violaturas , rd for the company behind the popular video game fortnite and the changes now being made and later a whole new way to drink beer a when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard f

or 2 showers there into the far north of algeria. eventually we'll see some wet weather coming to northern parts of morocco. so scattering the showers just around the gulf skinny coast. now to set up a time when bring some duster into northern areas of nigeria just put through near over the next day or so. now i shall continue concentra parts of africa as per usual. got some slot, dry weather, just making its way towards south africa over the next day or so. some heavy showers there into was in barb way where to where the rod at the rift valley pushing all the way into good part of uganda. ah, with i studied food, bowed when i was 7 years old with my money. so i play in one big room and i keep the bowl to the all that was the best play of the school. and so my brother said don't you up for the boat because i know you reach something. the last of our father bought situation. some charity people help us. so i went to this school of football and after the one year from my c p, i went to take her on and then off the 2 months from 15, i go to it on the national team. my goal is to play for our national team in todd afford up to reach these places, do house t

if it was coming from the caribbean, sailing north it could have had a cargo of fruit. if it was coming from the gulfalong the florida coast, it could have had cargo of lumber. from boston, new york, it may have had manufactured goods. it's most likely one of these, again, kind of 18-wheelers of the 19th century, bringing goods to or from one part of our coast to another. >> okay. and then what will you do with the remnants of this find? >> that's a great question. a lot of folks ask if we will be digging up the entire shipwreck and putting it on display. it's just prohibitively expensive to try to recover waterlogged timbers that are a few hundred years old that in this case may be 80 to 100 feet long is what people recorded the size of the wreck from what they saw when it was more fully exposed. it would take millions of dollars literally to preserve the timbers. now, if they stay where they are, if they're buried, in the dark, they will last hundreds and hundreds more years. if we are to pull the timbers out, they would begin to dry out. unless we acted fast and got them sub merge indeed a vat of

north dakota, a bone-crunching 55 below. perhaps the biggest shock, hitting the usually mild south with rare hard freeze warnings triggered along the gulf coast. >> i don't want to lose one person due to this cold. if we don't take it seriously, we will lose loved ones. >> reporter: in dallas, some freezing temps at the airport could hit 30-year lows, escalating fears that cold could cripple the state's power grid like last winter, that freeze leading to at least 250 deaths. the governor reassuring residents. >> the grid is going to be able to perform with ease. >> reporter: fort worth officials opening space to protect anyone unhoused. the once in a generation storm is bringing record snowfall, wind gusts and power outages to much of the country. as families huddle together for holiday celebrations, officials are recommending important steps to protect your home and everyone inside from the cold. you can protect pipes from freezing by adding insulation and checking for leaks. seal window drafts andeep curtains closed to prevent heat from escaping. covering floors and doorways will also keep your home warmer. and clean out gutters to pr

there's been some severe flooding in mecca and in north or in saudi arabia, we saw about half a years worth of rain within 24 hours. now for us around the gulf, specifically in though i think a bit more in the way of sunshine on sunday, but there was wind still blowing down from your dog. i think in the range of about 35 kilometers per hour, showers have driven down the temperature in light to 18 degrees on sunday and were waking up to single digits in karachi. sunday morning. i just 9 now throughout the afternoon. we'll get you up to 27 degrees, showers streaming across. i've gone this down, but i think they'll fizzle out over the mountain. so a sun cloud combo for cobble, with the high 7 degrees showers rolling through the boss for some snow showers in anchor at 3 degrees that's below average. and look at all this weather crashing in to the coast of the levant on sunday. central africa. it's our usual plentiful showers and storms, but if we did further toward the south, it's that eastern side of south africa. that rain, really, pepin up through the su 2 and also a swat teenie up, but not a bad day in vin talk. coming in at 32 degrees, that

one or 2 showers there to the far north of algeria. eventually we'll see some wet weather coming to northern parts of morocco. so scattering the showers just around the gulf skinny coast. now to set up a time when bring some duster into our northern areas of nigeria, just put through nisha over the next day or so. now the showers continue cause central parts of africa as per usual. got some slot, dry weather just making its way towards south africa over the next day. also some heavy showers there into was in bob way wet to where the ride up the rift valley. pushing all the way into a good part of uganda. ah . with lou. ah hello again. this is al 0 the main years this are ukraine has apparently used a drone to attack and i feel to the russian region of coast according to its covered up has been no comment from keith or moscow. on the strike brushes, defense ministry accused ukraine of 2 attacks on monday. i was 0, has taken the murder of its correspondent, sharina buckley to the international criminal court. little suit comes off for 6 months investigation by the networks. legal team. shaheen of our clay was shorted killed by his ready forces in may. it is

2 showers there into the far north of algeria. eventually we'll see some wet to where the commission or the parts of morocco. so scattering the showers just around the gulf skinny coast to set up a time when bring some duster into a northern areas of nigeria, just put through nisha over the next day or so. now the shower is continue called central parts of africa. as per usual, gossum slot is roy weather just making its way towards south africa over the next day or so. some heavy showers there into was in bob way wet to where the rod at the rift valley, pushing all the way into good part of uganda. ah ah ah, ah lou lou, welcome back you watching al jazeera mind to fall top stories this out. it was a tight runoff election in the u. s. states of georgia, but incumbent democrat, rafael, one oak has been declared the winner taking the last remaining u. s. senate seat with a 5149 split. the democrats now have an outbreak majority fully years president donald trump's company's been found guilty of tax fraud in new york. asked mary, out of legal woes facing trumpet campaigns. office again, how are okay, don't spain to reach the world to finals for 1st time? it

north africa try and fight dust hayes. they're just coming out in the jail to northern parts of nigeria. wanted to shout around the gulf of guinea journey up with the main showers through the tropical bout. big down, pause there, rumbling away across that democratic republic of congo, easing down towards mozambique, and quite a scattering of showers to south africa. ah, the if the world has taught us anything, it's that we all need support. that includes, as hale won and assailed to, to do their job, they need help from the ground. support doesn't come any stronger than the s l st teleport designed to protect and maintain our satellites. from infrastructure to control. it never stops adding value. as sales science space to deliver your vision . lou ah, you're watching l. j 0 reminder of our top stories, the sour american basketball player, brittany criner will soon be back in the us after being released from a russian prison. the 2 time olympic gold medalist was freed as part of a prisoner swap. us secretary of state antony blinkin says he's confident finland and sweden's application to join nato will be approved soon.

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north america. you can see this massive swirl of cloud rolling across the plains. cold air tucking in behind. warmer weather, pushing up from the gulf of mexico to meet the cold air on the cuts the warm air. and hence those violet storms that we have seen recently, which will sweep the way across season sieboldt as we go through 1st i still a possibility of your tornado wrapped in on that some violent foundry showers coming through on the northern flank of that it is now of course, pushing up across new england into central and eastern parts of canada for the west is not cheap at a total lossy try and bright with some decent spells of sunshine. but the wintry mates continue to cross central parts as we go through friday. summer try somewhat brighter. i, which was used to see bought by the weekend. dry brush, prosecute parts of the caribbean. we still got a few live showers just around the way, but islands still some examples coming through here, but they are going to eat as we go through a thursday or 2 showers. there. when the other side of the caribbean garage costa. ricans probably see the heaviest of those showers cross yards. i

north into jordan. we might see some of those showers stretching their way across the gulf into the likes of bahrain, and possibly even katara. by the time we get into the start of that new week, went to weather continues around coastal areas of the red sea. some of that drips across into northern areas of africa cuz larrys of egypt and libya catching a shower tube with the lottie dry picture as we head out further west wet weather, as i said, can be found in the east. thanks. was storm system that's worked its way in land bringing some issues. you can see the top of the screen to places like a somalia, but also a rush of heavy storms stretching from angola all the way to northern areas of mozambique. some of that wet weather working its way further south into botswana, we could see up to 80 millimeters over 24 hours for more central areas of botswana . for the south of that heavy rain for the east of south africa. sunshine in cape town. still ahead on the news hour with brazil's outgoing president says good bye to supporters as an arch rival prepared to take office. i'm him, morgan and ethan sedan comin

icebreaker ural leaves the waters of the gulf of finland, where all its systemic sea trials were checked for 3 weeks and for the first time takes a course to the far northe sea baltic northern norwegian and barents to the port of registry and beyond at the very start there was a fear of fear among people, because this is absolutely something new . icebreakers have not been built for a long time. well i mean artik is the head icebreaker, but now it is already the third or such we have already shown that he can, he walks, he overcomes. uh, ice, it would be very good from the first crew of the arctic of the head icebreaker of project 22-220 1/3 as an assistant, another senior after only 2 years very quickly for a court driver of battles in his 29 is already a chief officer, and forty-year-old kurbatov captain is the youngest on the nuclear icebreaker fleet. student years of some school throwing, where will i go, what will i do? i don’t know how, but i clearly knew that i wanted to be at sea, a graduate of the novosibirsk academy of water transport in the nuclear fleet. i started with the understudy of the fourth assistant captain, just when i was studying,

icebreaker ural leaves the waters of the gulf of finland, where all its systemic sea trials were checked for three weeks and for the first time sets a course for the far northsolutely something new. icebreakers have not been built for a long time, but i mean, the lead icebreaker is artik, but now it’s the third or such we have already shown that he can, he walks, he overcomes. uh, ice and very good ivan kurbatov, both from the first crew of the arctic lead icebreaker project 22-220 1/3 assistant, the other senior after only 2 years very quickly for the court driver of the buif in his 29 already the first officer, and forty-year-old kurbatov captain is the youngest on nuclear icebreaker fleet. student years of some school throwing, where will i go, what will i do? i don’t know how, but i clearly knew that i wanted to be at sea, a graduate of the novosibirsk academy of water transport in the nuclear fleet. started with an understudy of the fourth assistant captain, just when i was studying, i worked under the flag a lot and so much cargo during my studies i realized that i needed to go under my own flag of russia with the end of institutes. having worked on i