>> northern ontario. have you ever been? so here is a display case to honor the little rock nine that was dedicated by the class of 1997, which marks the 40th anniversary, which is when the first visitor center that the mobi m mobbi mob mobil gas station. people were trying to come in. and it was a functioning high school. president clinton honored the little rock nine, stood on the front steps and literally and symbolically held the doors open and welcomed them back into the school with hundreds of people from all around the world in the lawn, cheering them on. and then once again, for the 50th anniversary, in 2007, we opened the doors of our newer visitor center, the historic site that we're going to in a moment and president clinton came once again to honor the nine. so this display case shows you their before and after pictures. however, they're about ten years old. >> where's your mom? >> this is my mother right here, minnie jean trickey. earnest carter was managing director at lehman brothers. dr. terrence robbers live

this strike team from ontario in southern california had has precious little sleep.sot batt.hiller/ontari o fire departmentthe ontario strike team has been working to save homes threatened by the wild fire whileothers are part of hand crews that are cutting fire breaks, starting back fires or battling flames like this crew did last night off route 29 near calistoga. sot capt. chase beckman/calfir eit's 24 hours on and 24 hours off. most of the firefighters sleep on the ground in an sea of tents here at base camp. as one strike team rolls in off the fire, another heads out to take it's place. they are coming from all across the country. from canada and mexico. they are gaining ground on the napa fire which were a combined 27 percent contained as of late this afternoon.tonight, with high winds forecast and the potential for still more extreme fire behavior, they will be put to the test again tonight.sot's (jr stone) coming up... the deadly northbay firestorm has impacted hundreds of thousands of people... we'll show you how you can help victims of the fire after the break... ♪

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ontario police officer michael garcia walked off a private plane on his own power. his fiance shided him after he was shot. she also survived. he's expected to make a full recovery. and a look tonight now at nest week's new yorke coverer. the artrk shows bullets, 58 total, each one bearing theame of the 58 people killed in las vegas. >>> moving on some developing news in oakland, you can see on th map someone opened fire on a family while drivi along a freeway. it happened near ucsf children's hospal oakland. no one was hurt in this shooting. meantime, patl also investigating shots fired o the bay bridge tonight. witnesses report a gray car fired seven rounds at a black suv at about 7:00. chp is looking for the drivers of both those cars. traffic was never affected. there are no reported victims. >>> tonight sailors rescued a n near the bay jt after 8:00 this evening. san francisco firefighters also raced to the scene. paramedics took the man to the hospital. it appears he suffered noife threatening injuries. >>> san franciscos really hopping this weekend. fleet wee

area weather that we have a little further ace that stays in place not quite getting over towards ontario generally dry pressure blocking things off and down into the southeast you can see for florida it does stay very very unsettled spells of heavy rain coming through and heavy rain to making its way across the caribbean through the lesser antilles more big and say this is just to the east to puerto rico instant thomas seventy nine millimeters of rain in twenty four hours again the last thing we need after the passage of more heavy rainfall coming through on sunday is still there from monday. on counting the cost of the world's fastest growing startup created a new labor market but can that business model clear the regulation roadblocks ahead plus the fact as a player as well prices enter a bull market counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. now. watching out to syria let's take a look at the top stories right now polls will open in a few hours in spain's catalonia reach of course the session vote police have sealed off more than half of the schools in the region designated as voti

technology disrupts every sector of the economy it's far from the last daniel lack al-jazeera stratford ontario. the headlines on al-jazeera there is a developing story out of afghanistan that's where at least forty three soldier as were killed in an assault on a military camp in kandahar in the south of the country the taliban is being blamed this comes just days after at least eighty people died in two separate attacks claimed by the armed group as well spain. has warned it will suspend catalonia is autonomy if the region's leader doesn't abandon his success in bed within the next hour cattle on president's car less appear jamal has been given a deadline of zero eight hundred hours g.m.t. to clarify his position on whether the region will declare independence after this month's controversial referendum there is intensifying international criticism of myanmar over the violence against muslims u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson says the us holds me in mars' military were leadership accountable for what's happening in rakhine states the un human rights chief is threatening to seek security co

he wasn't intimidated by hate after a woman yelled at him about islamic sharia law at an event in ontario prime minister justin trudeau has congratulated singh on his election. good to have you with us adrian forgetting here in doha the top stories on al-jazeera this our initial figures show a decisive vote in favor of catalunya secession from spain in sunday's referendum but also indicate a low turnout more than eight hundred people were injured across the region the spanish police moved in to shut down some polling stations the local government unveiled the preliminary results stressing that despite the violence millions have voted and behaved peacefully or we. hear today democracy won more importantly today people won and they won because they behaved independent democracy peacefully in these exceptional circumstances two million two hundred sixty two thousand four hundred twenty four people voted two women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader kim jong un have pleaded not guilty to his murder the trial is underway in malaysia they're accused of poisoning kim jong

this strike team from ontario in southern california had has precious little sleep.sot batt.ef jim schiller/ontari o fire departmentthe ontario strike team has been working to save homes threatened by the wild fire whileothers are part of hand crews that are cutting fire breaks, starting back fires or battling flames like this crew did last night off route 29 near calistoga. sot capt. chase beckman/calfir eit's 24 hours on and 24 hours off. most of the firefighters sleep on the ground in an sea of tents here at base camp. as one strike team rolls in off the fire, another heads out to take it's place. they are coming from all across the country. from canada and mexico. they are gaining ground on the napa fire which were a combined 27 percent contained as of late this afternoon.tonight, with high winds forecast and the potential for still more extreme fire behavior, they will be put to the test again tonight.sot's (steve) we have a new evacuation order to tell you about tonight. north of highway 128 from geysers road to chalk hill road is under a mandatory order from the sonoma

technology disrupts every sector of the economy it's far from the last daniel lack al-jazeera stratford ontario the german aviation watchdog is investigating a low level fly passed by an air berlin plane during its last ever long haul flight into or if the airbus a three thirty flew low over the airport before coming around and landing as you can see air berlin isn't commenting on reports that the maneuver was a deliberate farewell gesture of my the pilots the airline filed for insolvency in august that's after struggling financially for us. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera in the past few minutes the spanish central government has said it will invoke article one fifty five on saturday that's the part of the constitution which allows it to suspend. political autonomy so catalonia as regional government has ignored a final deadline to clarify whether it would drop its secession plans a special cabinet meeting will be held on saturday in madrid as were saying in the catalan president. delivered a letter to madrid ahead of the deadline this past hour saying the regional parliament could dec

ontario police officer michael garcia walked off a private plane on his own power. his fiance shielded him after he was shot. she also survived. he's expected to make a full recovery. and a look tonight now at nest week's new yorker coverer. the artwork shows bullets, 58 total, each one bearing the name of the 58 people killed in las vegas. >>> moving on some developing news in oakland, you can see on this map someone opened fire on a family while driving along a freeway. it happened near ucsf children'f hospital oakland. no one was hurt in this shooting. meantime, patrol also investigating shots fired on the bay bridge tonight. witnesses report a gray car fired seven rounds at a black suv at about 7:00. chp is looking for the drivers of both those cars. traffic was never affected. there are no reported victims. >>> tonight sailors rescued a man near the bay just after 8:00 this evening. san francisco firefighters also raced to the scene. paramedics took the man to the hospital. it appears he suffered nonlife threatening injuries. >>> san francisco is really hopping

otro dÍa que pasaba manejando camino a chicago a ver a mis hijos, el capital mundial del tomate en ontarioos, decirles que tienen que entender la importancia, aceptarla, abrazarla, vivirla. ustedes son una parte importante en la economÍa de este paÍs, sin ustedes no serÍamos nada. quiÉn va a ordeÑar esas vacas? volvemos a lo mismo, tienen que recuperar su utilidad, se les ha quitado su dignidad en el momento en que le dicen 'ilegales', les han quitado su esencia. recuerden que vienen escapando de paÍses que tienen un sistema que no los protege. yo tengo rancheros que me dicen, si vieras los conocimientos que traen! el amor por la tierra! hay buenas rancheros que me dicen que prefieren contratar mujeres, porque no maltratan las vacas, no es que se les permita a los trabajadores hombres maltratarlos, son mÁs tiernas y las vacas son animales maravillosos que responder al cariÑo. no se emborrachan, no llegan tarde al trabajo, no se rascan las pelotas, son muy tiernas. las personas que recogen las manzanas son muy humanas como muy cuidadosas y estos rancheros que aprecian el conocimiento, la en

probably buried their answer their own call years before we know that there are funeral director than ontario who have been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder directly linked to their work there appears to be a higher than average rate of alcoholism and certainly a higher than average rate of divorce michelle clark works in funeral education she and her husband paul are both former funeral directors we have lived in constant fear that these things were going to happen to our children or to us most funeral directors just suppress everything we've we've we're taught how to do it the most recent one was the lady that stopped her son son to death from postpartum and like ross was the exact same age as her son i just think it was so real. i was so how would that metaphors that self you would you know you'd be withdrawn and just withdraw it all yeah like i would just come home and just sort of just quiet not saying really the little boy at the memorial gardens that the tree fell on i thought it was horrible you know or you can remember it oh mike this is the thing there's been so many pe

tub people are tired of what we would refer to a cookie cutter funeral a lot of us in southwestern ontario are smaller operations family businesses we have some larger corporations coming after the independent funeral homes on our own none of us would survive in this business or certainly. we decided is if we could do it collectively then we can all do a good job and that's exactly what we've done with. cremation is becoming increasingly popular but loved ones are rarely present i have never witnessed a commission myself. i grew up around the funeral home i've been to the funeral home. constantly my whole life i've seen. more bodies than i could remember in the setting up in the in the main room of the funeral home with made up of suits with with flowers and framed photographs but maybe it's the volume maybe it's being here and within the last few minutes just seeing so many bodies coming in from from from the region. i think that i could have done it. the men who tend to this long process tell me the last muscle is that. occasionally i would bring stress home from work. it didn't happen v

we spent time in the brittany library in ann arbor, when the students with some ontario, wonderful, she would go home on a vacation during the school year and should hit the archives in ontario and find out more information for us about our project. we spent about two years collecting information, seeing what we could find and also part of the process was translating some of that information. because some of it was in french, some of it was in german. part of that process was transcribing some information because some of these older documents in that fancy cursive, it's impossible to read. i had a magnifying glass out, you know, to be able to see what is that it says. so it took us two years just gave get to the point where we could say we have a sense of the enslaved population. we have a sense of the numbers were talking about. we have a list of the people who just owned enslaved people get where the scent the jobs they were doing. at that point i realized even though it'd taken us quite a long while to find the material and even though the primary sources, the records that existed we

they are staying near his parents in eastern ontario.y were freed last week after being held for five years by a group that was linked to the taliban. >>> an online halloween retail pulled a costume off the website after getting a huge blowback from social media. usa today reports that halloween costumes.com says it's sorry for the anne frank featured a long sleeve blue button up dress, shoulder bag and green beret. a spokesperson says they sell costumes for school projects and plays and never meant to offend anyone. >>> if you buy your pets medication online, you want to hear this. the fda says not all websites represent legitimate pharmacies. some are selling unapproved, counterfeit or expired pet meds. they could be unsafe or ineffective for your pet. >>> california wildfires spread so quickly a lot of people had no time to evacuate. one family running for their lives were heartbroken that they had to leave their dog behind. but as nbc's sam brock reports, when they got back to their burned-out home, they saw a familiar face. >> it's

this was in northern ontario. he said he was excited to see the moose, wasn't expecting it, but watch who else shows up. only happens in nature and the only way he could have caught this is with that drone. that's a wolf. a wolf looking for a meal. that wolf is trying to take that moose down, and that moose is fighting back. >> they are in the water. that wolf doesn't stand a chance. >> now we know why the moose was standing out in the middle of the lake and looking at the drone. do not bother me right now. >> this wolf is not giving up. the moose going in circles. at one point you lose sight of the moose because it's underneath. >> i didn't realize the wolf was still attached. i thought he was hobbled by a bite. that wolf's still hanging on. i see it now. >> mouthful of that front right leg. >> how long can wolves hold its breath? >> head is just above the water, it can still breathe out of its nose, but it's trying to get a meal. >> that's when you hope batteries, please don't die now. >> the moose is able to di

wildlife this is big time crime canada as well ginseng population is under threat even though farmers in ontario are legally growing what is essentially the same plant in east asia in traditional medicine well ginseng is more desirable and it's domestically grown cousin that's not what scientists in toronto have found though in clinical trials researchers at st michael's hospital have discovered farm jin singh has positive health impacts that the wild plant does not have we have very enthusiastic we continue we're talking to growers who want to make but think of the formula for diabetes may be full of blood but i should and be a very optimistic john francoise dubois even spends many of his weekends combing the woods for a plant that poachers have helped push to the brink of extinction he has his eye firmly on the future especially i would like to someday come here with my son is now two and a half years old and maybe come back and say you know you can see here and there's wilds and sing there well while americans in saying and it's here because we did something for it. canada's ginseng protector

the family is home in ontario, canada. the man confirmed his wife was raped. they were kidnapped back in 2012. her husband said captors killed their baby. >> the stupidity and the evil

caitlan coleman from pennsylvania along with their three children arrived at boyle's parents home in ontario called a hiking vacation in afghanistan in 2012. coleman was seven months pregnant. she gave birth to at least three children. boyle says their captors killed a forty baby. >> the stupidity and the evil of the haqqani kidnapping of a pilgrim and his heavily present wifes eclipsed by the stupidity and evil by murdering my infant daughter. >> boyle confirmed that his wife had been raped by their captors. the family was freed by the pakistani military. >>> harvey weinstein east membership to the academy of arts and sciences was revoked today during an emergency sessions following reports by the new york times and the new yorker revealing sexual harassment and rape allegations going back three decades. this move by the academy is virtually unprecedented. last week he was ousted from the weinstein company which he cofounded with his brother, bob. and his brother said today he was a bully and he's mortified and disgusted. >>> a shooting at a well known recording studio. a man found dead in

he's not intimidated by hate after a woman yelled at him about islamic sharia law at an event in ontario prime minister justin trudeau has congratulated singh on his election. it is good to have you with us adrian for good here in doha with the top stories and i was here initial figures show a decisive vote in favor of catalonia succession from spain in sunday's referendum but also indicate a low turnout more than eight hundred people were injured across the region a spanish police moved in to shut down some polling stations the local government unveiled the preliminary results stressing that despite the violence millions voted and behaved peacefully. today democracy won more importantly today people won and they won because they behaved independent democracy peacefully in these exceptional circumstances two million two hundred sixty two thousand four hundred twenty four people voted two women accused of killing the half brother of north korea's leader kim jong un have pleaded not guilty to his murder trial is underway in malaysia where they're accused of poisoning kim jong nam with a ne

this is from john and dan youtube channel in london ontario at the bull and barrel and doing a bunch of country and western themed puns. >> i jump on this budle but i don't know fiddle go well. >> that smart, that honest? >> the speed as well with which they come up with. >> shanishania. >> i hurt my shania. shania done one, too? >> so good! >> give us one. let's see. bu bull. >> bull. i am now in trouble because i can't think of one. >> otherwise you woofuld have bn imkahle capable. >> riding this is unbarrelbull. >> does it get better, it does. we can get to the full-on olympic level of punning. >> line dancing. dan doesn't think he's a good dancer, you're line dancing. >> it's like a muscle the more you exercise it the stronger it gets and these guys do video after video of themed puns so no surprise they are -- >> spur, what spurson doing? get out! make sure he grabs his spurs. >> ha, ha! >>> it's a portable fireplace. >> i give you brief case fireplace. >> i love it. because i don't have a fire place and that's what i would love. >> but there's more to it than just heat. >> it's

indigenous women and girls we have michael she is a special advisor to the ontario ministry of the attorney general but she's speaking today in a personal capacity as a surviving family member of sonia silent who was murdered in one thousand nine hundred ninety four you must hear so many family stories about what happened to their loved ones i'm going to play you another one and ask you just is fit in what is the big issue the all going issue in canada they ceased test said the king this is the story she shared with us. because it was three years ago three years. to this day. and i would consider a few of the survivors of the missing murdered. and i just wanted to share that. i survivors it's been you know pretty living afterwards has been pretty traumatic and really actually had a chance to to know who the killer was so we have that type of closure but when it was time to sentence the killer of my cousin i felt like canada didn't care you know and when we were sentencing him the crown was to sentence him and the crown didn't have time to to listen to our testimony or to hear who are cousin

have been complicit in the terrorist incident by not acting on early warning signs and girlfriends ontario has more. the f.b.i. is under fire accused of encouraging a terror attack the accusation comes from a security guard who is taking his case to court bruce joyner was wounded in two thousand and fifteen and in iceland speier terrorist attack targeting the draw mohammed contest in garland texas. both of them had assault rifles came around the back of the car and started shooting. now garland could have been a massive tragedy but mr joiner along with other guards and the police managed to stop the terrorists now he wants to get to the bottom of this quite shocking revelation bruce who's been a loyal law enforcement officer for most of his life and only seeks the food truth as the f.b.i.'s role in his near death all made that the two thousand and fifteen we did not understand why our own government would not tell us even privately what really happened that day so what does he bases accusations on well for starters the f.b.i. allegedly helped the terrorists hope to gain weapons by lifting

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google's parent company alphabet has chosen the canadian city for a new high tech hub alongside lake ontario. sidewalk labs which is the firms urban innovation unit will put fifty million dollars into developing a community which improve city life. everything from green energy systems to self driving public transport and new construction techniques. if announcement today is about promoting and fostering that innovation. and leading the way forward. this partnership will affect effectively transform key side into a thriving hub for innovation. create the good well paying jobs canadians ni. well google is heading north many other us tech giants are looking south of the border to mexico. and hoping for hoping for a way around the trump administrations crackdown on immigrants and visas for skilled foreign workers generally explains. ntia thousand kilometers south of silicon valley life guadalajara. mexico's innovation hub is attracting more and more u. companies on nowadays we have sixty start ups on our pipeline. most of them are coming from. united states. from places like boston or silicon va

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ginna nuclear power plant, in the upstate new york town of ontario, the next generation of plant operators is running a drill. >> ready! >> reporter: in this replica of a real control room, they're practicing how to add water to the nuclear reactor, one of the oldest in the country reactors that were built to last around 40 years. these technicians are part of 600 energy jobs that depend on financial intervention from the state of new york. ginna is one of only four nuclear power plants left in new york, which gets 30% of its electricity from nuclear power. but this nuclear energy constitutes 55% of the state's carbon-free energy-- the energy generated without releasing carbon dioxide, a major contributor to global warming. joe dominguez is executive vice president of governmental and regulatory affairs for exelon, the owner and operator of three of the state's nuclear plants >> our customers want electricity that's reliable, affordable and doesn't have associated air pollution. and so nuclear fits that role very well. >> reporter: but increasing financial losses, the ginna plant alone los

tweeted a mock guide to western journalism artie's miguel francis ontario has a very unique take. here is all the need to know to become a top mainstream western journalist these days giuliana sun she has just put together the perfect guide for all you want to be media pros first randomly pick and newsworthy event make sure it's one the russians will definitely cover now all you got to do is blame the kremlin for colbert pulling the strings behind that event why well because the russian press was covering it in the midst of the ever growing hysteria of russian particularly r.t.s. meddling in u.s. politics let's see whether songes russian hysteria guide is being thoroughly followed global event brags it made its way across the globe everyone reported in this major global event including russia of course and guess what brags that somehow got added to the list of russian involvement or for that matter any election this past year. i guess we can solidify house bought on a songes guide really is because even in catalonia that never had anything to do with russia moscow somehow got the

. >> and as very often 89% of the time in terms of made in america at contents and in southern ontario to come from canadian engines is refined to take a metal that they founded the united states with the rearguard that goes south and then to bring them back across the border into canada and then to be labor intensive with going back and forth with the stereo system so what is the content of the car? because the car companies are owned by who? you. the american in the room. absolutely. but the majority of shareholders are american. this is the issue we're watching very closely. >> they do very much. we appreciate the answers from the panelists and all the questions and obviously there is a lot of interest as the day goes on.

in the bentley library one of the students was from ontario she would go home and her vacations during the school year to hit the archives and find out more information. so we spent about two years gathering information and part of the process was translating some of that because some of that was in french and german or discreet -- transcribing some of these documents with that fancy cursive was impossible to read i have a magnifying glass. it took us two years just to get to the point to say we have a sense of the enslaved population and the numbers and the jobs they were doing so with that point i realized even though it took us quite a while to find material with the primary sources but the records were few and far between the there was enough to tell a story about the enslaved people. so from that point i tried to piece together the story and i felt i was dealing with the bread crumbs because a little here and a little there with the need here or there but very few full and complete stories. those of the same type records we have for slavery in the south in the southern states the

kind of the looking pretty good then a bit of snow there just around ontario quebec a little bit of rain and snow around the western side of cat of the through b.c. pushing him towards the rockies setting northwest still seeing someone settle weather and that'll be the case as we go on through wettest day when she makes coming into central parts of canada still doing too badly in eastern parts of the us looking fine and dry although still a chance of want to into the southern half of florida joining up the showers that we have just around the right around tilly's this massive cloud here lurking in. around the turks and caicos islands are keeping a close eye on this one that could develop into a tropical system over the next few days so that does give cause for concern with our recent spate of hearkens of course that weather still in place maybe some wet weather there into the great around to nice as we go through tuesday little drier for wednesday. and age old part of spanish culture the one i can't stop thinking about the bullies in my life others are explored and a symbol of central go

takes a high of around four degrees celsius the wintry weather the snow that will make its way across ontario toward follow that line a very heavy rain which will push right down the appalachians into the deep south ahead of that. new york nine hundred twenty one celsius for the same getting up to around twenty twenty one and san francisco add also in calgary on saturday big traffic. come sunday temperatures struggling to get around eight degrees while snow there into central pass just remember pushing a little further some very heavy rain by this stage into eastern canada insinuatingly and just around pennsylvania upstate new york you could see some right and also the possibility on the back but some very wet weather right down the eastern seaboard by this date is a very wet weather to just joining up across the cuba. jamaica will see some heavy rain and also sings and right weather that all links back to the flooding rains that we've seen in central america nicaragua and costa rica slowly but surely pushing north. it was an audacious bid to capture a city in the southern philippines and tur

conservatives saying that he is not intended aided by hate after a woman yelled at him an event in ontario a minister justin trudeau has congratulated saying on is when. it's been nearly four months now since they land an air blockade on qatar began children and doha are being prevented from taking part in sports competitions and other countries in the gulf region to again be reports. primary school children are training hard at the sports center in doha they should be looking forward to the biggest event in the sporting calendar the british schools in the middle east games . but organizers have told her teachers in cattle that because of the gulf diplomatic dispute children will not be allowed to take pot hundreds of children a disappointed by the band which raises questions about whether sport education and politics should mix my dream to be envious of me. to it want. i really want to just go to it twice. i'm disappointed because like i really really. really wanted to try. ninety five thousand children with ninety five nationalities all educated in one hundred six cool's linked to the or

that color where i want to pay just to graze and all the wind coming in behind so just coming out of ontario down across the lakes some very cold some rather wet and wintry weather pushing it will make its way further east with this we go through saturday long a lot of cloud away pushing over towards the appalachians we're going to see some very heavy downpours coming in behind to the east that is generally fine and dry because there was some rain further west l.a. for example could do with some of that wet weather stay hot and dry temperatures here at around thirty one degrees celsius some decent sunshine into parts of the caribbean over the next day we have this area cloud this low pressure which has been stuck in place for the last few days possibility of a tropical system just developing here just around nicaragua pushing further north that is likely to bring some flooding rains across much of central america pushing up towards cuba. one. change as america struggles to contain its worst ever drug crisis through lines looks at the devastating impact it's having on the children who are lef

paid a high of around four degrees celsius the wintry weather the snow that will make its way across ontario toward quebec and you can follow that line the very heavy rain which will push right down the appalachian chain into the deep south ahead of that saturday's fight in trying new york nine hundred twenty one celsius there for d.c. we're getting up to around twenty twenty one in san francisco add also in calgary on saturday big change for calgary come sunday temperatures struggling to get around eight degrees or snow there into central pass just three manitoba pushing a little further east was some very heavy rain by this stage into eastern canada into new england just around pennsylvania upstate new york you could see some rain and also the possibility of some snow on the back but some very wet weather right down the eastern seaboard by this date is a very wet weather to just joining up across cuba greater antilles jamaica will see some heavy rain came in also seeing some very wet weather that all links back to the flooding rains that we've seen in central america nicaragua and costa ri