if you're along the pacific coast of the united states, that's the word. emily. indeed, thank you very much, rob and you know it's 9. i am in the morning there on a saturday morning. so people would be waking up hearing these warnings. i mean from what you've been able to say. and most people listening to that advice about staying away from, from the beach front. those who have heard it would, would be able to take that advice. 1 very a very, there is a very large system of light guards and beach controls, coast guard, and other up lisa and law enforcement. and search and rescue forces in this area of california. so if you scrolling down to the beach, you haven't turned on the radio or got the news on your iphone. you'll probably encounter a life guard or police officer. it'll say, sorry, the beach is closed, has been at synonymy and you can't, you can't walk down to the water here. so those are some of the measures that have been put in place. there's always the difficult problem of people who want to see for themselves when there's this kind of a natural

we're also hearing that the us and japan are advising people on their pacific coast lines to move away from the shore. so do you believe it's likely that there will be more options and further tsunamis? first of all, let me explain a little bit about those wanderings. they are really, it's a good way to do this right now because we really don't know how this tsunami will play out. because this is not the typical earthquake generated. so normally, so the waves actually behave quite differently and it's really important to, to play on the safe side. this event is hard to understand is a very rare event. it happens every 1000 years. so, so on this magnitude. so most likely do not see a larger option of this size again in the region. however, i mean just this event, it should serve as a reminder that the earth can still surprise us in many ways. that was dr. robert wise, professor of natural hazards at frontier tank, we appreciate all of your insights. thank you and your up to date on the w news up next in the dark film. mariana, thanks for watching.

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the blaze along the big sur pacific coast dubbed the colorado fire, has scorched about 1500 acres.g winds have been recorded across the san francisco bay area and a swath of the sierra nevada. a 75—year—old frenchman who was trying to row across the atlantic ocean has been found dead at sea. jean—jacques savin had previously made the crossing in a large barrel in 2019. the adventurer had triggered two distress beacons on thursday night. the circumstances are not yet determined. you'll find much more on all the stories we're covering on our website, updated 2a hours a day, including the latest on the situation in ukraine. borisjohnson�*s government is being urged to delay mandatory covid jabs for frontline national health service staff in england. workers have been told to get their firstjab by february 3rd or face losing theirjobs. on saturday, hundreds of people marched in cities across england to protest against the policy, as katharine da costa reports. save ourjobs! hundreds of health care workers gathered in london calling for the government's no jab, nojob policy in england t

see mexico and pacific coast are best go against the pacific west coast. it is a massy troops on its own territory. ross is the biggest country in the world, were 22000 kilometers on board us. i mean that it has a big arm is, says he said normal is normal. it's what a nato does as well. i think there will be some kind of short term agreement to ease the tension a bit, but a long term solution is out of the question from the stocks, if there would be some kind of what they call invasion, which i doubt very much there would there would be an extension of what they already did, some kind of economic sanctions or more persons on a or wanted listed or not. that will not get the visa. there will be for things frozen 1st. so there isn't, there will be nothing new. my big fear is an undecided aggression, which will be provoked, for example, by extreme writing nationalists in the ukraine to sort of get nato to get engaged. that, that good and then bold depends on how russia would react. now a civil sex assault case against britons. prince andrew is moving forward i

environmental emergency last week off to the slick, contaminated, more than 1220 beaches in its pacific coast. authorities have opened a criminal investigation and banned reps all executives from leaving the country. and voters in portugal had to the poles, and general elections turn out is expected to be low. as many people remain in isolation as the country battles record, coven, 19 cases. safety measures are in place after the government allowed infected voters to leave isolation and cost. their ballads in person. now said job, martha rella has been re elected as italy's president after 6 days and 8 rounds of voting. the 8 year old privacy said he didn't want to serve another term, but department us up, mario druggie, urge them to stay on to enjoy political stability in the country. but to rela, is seen as a compromise candidate awful. all of the candidates put forward by the coalition government failed to gain enough support, but to relax said he is staying in power to help italy recover from recent hardships. for 2nd, children, these conditions require that one doesn't step away from the

environmental emergency last week after the slick, contaminated, more than 20 beaches on this pacific coast authorities have opened a criminal investigation and banned reps all executives from leaving the country. and thousands of protesters gathered in canada capital ottawa to protest against over 19 restrictions. they joined a convoy of truck drivers, demonstrating the government policies are demonstrating against the government policies. some compare the measures to fascism. a premises justin trudeau described the demonstrators as a quote, very troubling, small, but very vocal minority. now, sergio, martha rella has been re elected as italy's, the president of the 6 days and 8 rounds of voting. the 8 year old privacy said he didn't want to serve another term, but prime minister maria druggie urged him to stay on to insure political stability in the country, but to rely seen as a compromised candidate. after all the candidates put forth by the coalition, government failed to gain enough support. but to read, i said he is staying in power to help it's they recover from recent hardships. ch

to put this a bit in a geographical perspective. russia is not amassing troops in mexico order, pacific coast west go against the pacific west coast. it is a massive troops on its own territory. russia is the biggest country in the world, were 22000 kilometers of borders. i mean that it has a big arm is, is it normal? it's normal. it's what a nato does as well. the thing is, the thing is, what has happened over the last few years in ukraine is indeed a red line for moscow and at nato headquarters that do know that because you know, a man i sold in berg, of course, he is a bone diplomat and whether he really believes what he says not is even relevant. i mean, he does, i think he does believe that's why he was selected for the, for his place, the secretary general. but the need to, in this specific case, i do not trust nato at all. when he switches not to say that i'm always certain on, on the russian side on it, just matters are always more complex than that. one would like to have it all read, read out in good guy, the bad guys, and a very clear line between a steady enough where the world do

tango, hunger ha, a pie volcano sent big waves to the islands of ch honda and fiji and flooded pacific coast lines. while the galapagos islands are known as the living laboratory of evolution, because their remote location provides refuge for many unique species of flora and fauna, or ecuador has now joined its neighbors to expand the marine reserve around the islands. that means stronger protection for the regions wildlife. the galapagos marine reserve is one of the few places on earth where hammerhead sharks can be seen in their hundreds. but their migration roots were still relatively unprotected until now. the endangered species is hunted for its fins, and often ends up trapped in fishing nets. by expanding their reserve ecuador hopes to help protect the key migration roots of the hammer head, as well as many other marine species from industrial fishing. should i'm put on law, there will be no mining activities allowed in the 30000 square kilometers. beaver really won't people. it will be a preserved area where critically endangered ecosystems. young migration roots and feeding areas are

pacific coast, the people of tonga are likely in for a long haul. this is something that's going to play out over over many weeks and an acute phase and really many years and a rebuilding recovery phase. >> that was michael shure reporting for us tonight. there is also a massive winter storm that's moving across the south central united states right now. winter weather advisories and storm warnings stretching from kansas, oklahoma all the way to the east coast of the canadian border. the storm is expected to bring snow, ice and freezing rains to parts of the south, making driving conditions near impossible. the governor of north carolina has now activated 200 national guard members to help with the storm response. >> they're equipped with emergency response vehicles that can move through the snow such as honey bees and four-wheel drive ambulances. make sure you have groceries, medications, and other essentials, like water, batteries and pet food that you'll need for the next few days. >> power outages are expected across the region, a foot and a hal

the bulk of this will be farther up the pacific coast, and we will be on the southern fringe, but close enough for a good chance of showers scooting to the bay area over the next several hours. before the sun comes up, i think we will be seeing rain showers for most areas north of the gold gait, lingering into the first half of tomorrow. and for a wet commute around san francisco, and oakland, as well. that still leaves us with rush hour and the rain chances tapering off early in the afternoon. and even later arrival for the santa clara valley, and even lower rain chances, still less than a 50-50 chance of measurable rain with rain chances peeking late morning, early afternoon, and looking nice over the weekend. we will check out that we can forecast, in a few minutes. >>> a live look at capitol hill where it was an emotional day on the first anniversary of the attack on the capital that stunned the nation. we have a look at the days events. >> ryan, liz, it was certainly a solemn day, as lawmakers took time to remember what happened on january 6 of last year, kicked off by president jo

then we should have movedp the pacific coast here. they have a peer to deny the obvious truth. initiallthey were claiming this wasne barrel of oil that leaked. now they are admitting it is 6000 barrels of oil but they are not actually showing this. the captain of the tanker that was discharging the unloading o the oil at the refineries, the captain is nowccused of not giving him the records of how much is taken from the book. there is a real possibility that they were even misled about the fact that it is 600 barrels, may be more and prosecutors are now lookg at pottial criminal liability for employees and executives. the latest is they have asked a urt to prevent executives from leaving the country. >> thank you. here in germany the archbishop of munich has been responded to a deming report. it is about how the archdiocese handled sexual abuse cases in the capital church. he was ready to take moral response building for the church families during this time. last week's independent report was heavily critical of former pope benedict the 16th. the report is the first formal cond

so, soon, it should be hitting the pacific coast. >> reporter: right, so, what we know for now is that advisory was issued, and that, you know, the whole west coast, that's all we know. some of the beaches have been closed down, and you know, it's important to understand, even if you're not an expert at understanding how these things work, but when it comes to the ocean, for some of the people that live on, like, on the beach, they live in these towns, they understand the force of the ocean, so when you're talking about one to two-foot waves in areas that normally might not have the waves, the power of the ocean can be very dangerous, so for now, the alert or the advisory is for people to just stay away from the shores, stay away from the water until this advisory is removed from the west coast. >> okay. very good advice, guad venegas, thank you for the update. >>> more breaking news to share with you on that major winter storm that could cripple travel from the mississippi valley and in fact all the way into the northeast for this holiday weekend. parts of the midwest are right now di

is it us or is it amazon, you know, that's the question me on the pacific coast in seattle that question has already been answered here. amazon is already imposing its vision of the world of tomorrow. at 1st glance, it's an ideal world. the company's headquarters are located in this building called day one. added to feed the brand new structure wanted by just basis a series of glass baseballs sheltering rare tropical plants. like a bio took 2 point oh, where amazon employees come to work in harmony with a domesticated nature. in total 20 percent of seattle's downtown area is occupied by amazon. in the last 8 years, 40000 new executives from around the world have joined the ranks of the american giant often young and very well paid. they can take full advantage of the amazon way of life and can preview much of the company's innovations. lockers where you can pick up your packages at any time or amazon, go supermarkets, where no check out is required. customers enter with their smartphone and the computer automatically charges their account to welcome these new comers. luxurious buildings

crews are also cleaning up several mudslides along pacific coast highway in santa monica., no one was injured. caltrans has been working for hours to secure the areas. threats of mudslides spanned more than los angeles and ventura counties in orange county. emergency managers are monitoring the bond fire burn scar. they have crews clearing debris and equipment positioned in the areas of williams, mar, jessica and silverado canyons. some people in the area have been asked to evacuate. we instantly started putting barriers up, knowing that the debris flows in this area is very dangerous. we have the computer on we're constantly checking it. and if it does start raining will be will be evacuating will be leaving right away. last year. the bonfire burned since then, previous mudslides in the area have damaged five homes. just incredible. that was our same storm system that we experienced this past tuesday and wednesday , now exiting southern california. let's go ahead and take a look at the current conditions outside right now, pristine conditions, visibility and limited. it i

advisory expands now from hawaii to the pacific coast, from the california/mexico border all the way through oregon up to washington, and all the way continuing to alaska. the national tsunami warning center says that residents that live near beaches, harbors, other coastal areas should move away from shore, and make their way inland or uphill. wow. joining us with more on this tsunami advisory, guad vin nay gas. what's the latest on this? >> the national tsunami warning center issued this alert after that volcano erupted in the south pacific as you mentioned near the island of tonga. some residents saying they could hear the violent eruption into the air. you showed the images. you can see it from the satellites. there's also been reports that the ash was sent into the air. the capital there was also hit by a tsunami with these waves that flooded the city. some of the residents report had to head to higher grounds, there are no immediate reports of injuries or damage. there's all the videos that were posted to social media that show the water going around the homes and buildings in

sur and by the weekend it made a run to the pacific ocean, forcing the closure of route 1 the pacific coast highway. flames came dangerously close to big sur's iconic bixby bridge but the span wasn't damaged. about 500 people have evacuated. while the cause is still unknown when a gust of up to 50 miles per hour and dead vegetation are feeding the flames. the fire broke out hours after governor newsom accepted $600 million in aid from vice president harris. the state will use the federal money for projects to reduce wildfire risk. >> you heard about the loss of 7 million acres over the last two years in the state of california. but it is the fear of loss that is beyond just those acres. it is the fear of losing traditions, lifestyles, people. >> calfire officials say it is unusual to have a wildfire on the coast this time of year, and despite months of record- breaking rain and snow, the national weather service described the fast-moving fire as surreal. danya bacchus is the best news . >>> still ahead. tax filing season starts today. why the irs is warning of possible delays. and one thing

he ended up falling onto the sidewalk as the chrysler made a sharp right and went straight down pacific coast highway. >> we don't tell our employees to go chasing people down and get in front of a moving car. >> reporter: the chrysler is either marin or burgundy, believed to be from the late 80s or early 90s. >> it's not about the money. it is frustrating being a small business. we don't have big pockets. >> reporter: they want to make sure this doesn't happen to anyone else, and they say they have seen plenty of people dine and dash after the pandemic with outdoor seating. >> is not about us necessarily. it's about protecting one another and helping each other. >> reporter: the manager suffered some cuts and bridges, and they are grateful that there wasn't more traffic, because things could have been much worse. in redondo beach, jeff nguyen, kpix 5 . >> it is so hard to see that story because you know how hard it has been for these restaurants. >> i hope they checked on the car and whoever was behind the wheel doing that. let's lighten things up a bit. the weather situation does show a few

pacific. there was a mandatory evacuation order for people living in the marina area of berkeley, california as well. and then in the last hour there was confirmation that large waves had reached the coast of japan. there are also warnings in place for australia, pacific territories. and parts of new zealand eruption was felt in fiji, which is about 800 kilometers north west of tonga. and van new are to a further 1000 kilometers west 60 centimeter waves also hit the american samoa capital pay go pay go under chappelle as more now to whom the tongue of whom the high pub oqueeno in the south pacific ocean, about 70 kilometers north of the tongue and capital dooku alova has been active in recent days. it's a russian sending ash more than 20 kilometers into the sky on friday. another rupture on saturday was so violent, it was seen from space and register 2000 kilometers away in new zealand. it triggered us unami, which hits hunger within 20 minutes. waves crashing a shore on the main island on the top and violent ash turned skies over the capitol as black as night. residents of low lying islands in the area have been told to stay in doors where a mask outside and cover rainwater reservoirs

been activated at least 48 hours to light, allowing the soil to escape and then just move out the pacific coast here in and through out right from the very beginning reps all has appeared to deny the obvious truth initially they were claiming that this was less than one power boiled in lead. and that grew and now grew admitting at $6000.00 barrels of oil. but they're not actually showing the the logs. apparently the captain of the tank of was discharging the unloading the oil refineries. and italian boats captain is now fully used in writing reps, all of not telling him not giving him the recalls of how much it had to take them from the boat. so there's the real possibility, the reps or even misled about the fact that it's $6000.00 barrels. maybe it's more and prostitute is now looking at potential criminal liability for wrestle employees and executives. ok, and the latest is today. they have also a court to prevent correctional executives from leaving the country. we'll have to leave it there in general, simeon take speaking to us from lima. thank you. thank you. sharon, germany, the archbisho

the blaze along the big sur pacific coast, dubbed the colorado fire, has scorched about 1500 acres.een recorded across the san francisco bay area and a swathe of the sierra nevada. a 75—year—old frenchman who was trying to row across the atlantic ocean has been found dead at sea. jean—jacques savin had previously made the crossing in a large barrel in 2019. the adventurer had triggered two distress beacons on thursday night. italy's former prime minister, silvio berlusconi, has announced that he won't run for president — he said he would withdraw from the race for the sake of national unity. mr berlusconi has been campaigning behind the scenes for weeks to replace sergio mattarella. parliament is due to begin choosing a candidate on monday. a un official in tonga says the country will be heavily reliant on aid shipments for some time, after last week's devastating volcanic eruption and tsunami. a national emergency team is distributing vital food and water supplies, but they say more than 80% of the population has been affected by the disaster. jatinder dhillon reports. relief at la

even further north in the pacific northwest, basically sending it up the pacific coast of canada.is also trapping the lowest levels of the atmosphere in place which means our air quality wasn't great today. moderate category across the board. i think it will be slightly better for the north bay and inland in the east bay tomorrow because, that is where we will have the strongest wind around the atmosphere hoping to disburse some ground level pollution. once the wind dies down we are back in the moderate category wednesday, thursday, and friday. we will keep you updated if things start to look worse than that because the next category is the unhealthy for sensitive groups range. we needed rain but we don't have that in the seven day forecast in terms of the significant chance. there are some signs that at the tail end of the seven day forecast may be a chance of showers will be heading our way but it is only a 20% chance at this point. we don't put any rain on the 70 forecast. there are some signs beyond the seven day forecast. a new 60 ten-day outlook from the climate production c

the upper levels of the atmosphere by late this week as a storm system will be somewhere off the pacific coast. forecast models are all over the place in terms of where exactly this is going to be, and therefore, its effect on our weather. we will see some more cloud cover through the weekend into early next week with even a chance for a couple of showers. we check out our day by day rain chances coming about 5:30. in the short term we have offshore wind kicking in tomorrow. they will not be as strong as what we had friday and saturday last week. they are not going to be a factor as we had three tonight into the early morning hours on tuesday. the wind will be noticeable, especially for the north bay by tomorrow afternoon strongest gust will be in the 20 to 35 mile-per-hour range as opposed to the 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts we had friday and saturday then the wind will relax once the sun goes down tomorrow evening. hopefully stronger wind will help to improve our air quality. most of us were in the moderate category today. yellow dots on the map. at brown smudge of hayes on the horizon becau

a new oil leak is being tackled on the pacific coast of peru, just ten days after a major crude spillhit the south american country in recent years, killing scores of seals, fish and birds. stephanie prentice reports. volu nteers volunteers have been inching forward in an attempt to clean up forward in an attempt to clean up the coast here but now efforts have ta ken two steps back as another leak has seeped into the problems of teams here on the beaches. 0n into the problems of teams here on the beaches. on a coastline, local fishermen says smells like death. mopping up the oil is slow work and doing it quickly no small feat of ingenuity. the major smell almost two weeks ago led to a national cry for help in one unusual campaign, asking people to donate not their time but had to be used in cleanup efforts. that is because human hair repels water but actively absorbs oil. peruvians across the country headed to hairdressers, or even the streets, for a few cut. the hair then formed into cylinders and shipped to the coast. the feeling? every little helps. some even donated dog fur in an

and that last all the way back to the pacific coast. few big showers, i think in the northern bahamas has the range of speeds from florida. and as i mean house went in the few showers elsewhere in central america. nothing extraordinary. but the seasonal rain has pet hooked up. and i think in ecuador, southern columbia, and overseas fed assassin, north nation, tina, and southern brazil. intent showers will be around ah, ah, the u. s. a. nato delivered their written responses to moscow. security demands his fears, grow of a russian invasion of ukraine. ah . but on the clock, this is al jazeera alive from dell hall, also coming up a di you an assessment the situation in afghanistan, a country where a key services have collapsed and millions live in fair fall from home and frozen to the core. a heavy snow makes life even more miserable from millions of display syrian.

the pacific coast limit of rain and snow coming in through washington, oregon, and may be idaho south, that it's generally speaking fine. the picture on friday is a march or the same thing. the temperature don't drop any more. the real code is cut off because there's no more snow marching slowly across. so at the caribbean, breeze is not too strong. the showers are pretty well scattered. doesn't look bad at all. ah, extraordinary men and women who are breaking the moon for the taxi drivers investing everything they have been to their mini bus only to face extreme danger on the suit is rough, is tracks. to the jokey, turn paramedics saving lives, transporting the sick and elderly for medical health policy to whisking it all on al jazeera lou. ah, for go back to good about of the top stories here. this out, the u. s. president things russia will make a military incursion into ukraine, but believe his counterpart that in that putin doesn't want a full scale conflict. joe biden, want of tough sanctions for moscow in the event. the major vision for you effect your state, meanwhile, is in u

on the pacific coast got more rain coming to seattle. it's been flooding recently in washington. this will not help because it's more rain coming in for the next 2 days and had a study south and february 9th. but beyond that, the sun is dominant attempts to risen in new york a time to get to wednesday. so the carrier be in the gulf, mexico, the trade winds, which dominate here, so shows where you might expect them. but the wind halston to sherry activity, i think in mexico, belize in honduras in south america has been a lot of rain recently in brazil, particularly on the eastern side. this is the north east. so when the tributaries to the amazon, and that's the result, there's more rain to come in, brazil, not necessarily in the same place, but it's there and it stretches down to what looks like a rather wet rio. ah frank assessments, this crisis is continued to weaken. luca shenker, even though perhaps the believe in the beginning that it was informed opinions. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most helpful things

so if you took, let's say, one of those read those mighty oak trees out on the pacific coast and you try to grow it into a pot that you would normally grow a geranium it. ok? i went to the redwood tree, one of the redwood trees, right? so you have a, you have a pot and you're going to grow a plant in that pot. and the plant is constrained by the fact that it's in a pot. any corporation in the world cannot grow to this to a size that's greater than the entire planet. when you have molten, you have a multi trolling 1000000 trillion dollar companies. you're so actually saying, well, this redwood tree is somehow grew in this pot that we normally grow geranium and ok, obviously the only way you can do that is if you have a direct connection to transfer payment from the, the federal bank, those printing money. and as bypassing the economy, bypassing labor is bypassing savers. this bypassing capitalism is just going into the pockets of the club talk or see some called, or the kac of stock, or say that the central planners, you know, on the left in america, they say, you know, we need to get

temperatures and nasa havana, and also can coon just a high 22 degrees on sunday. heavy falls across the pacific coast of south america through the andes, into the western amazon basin. and those storms that were stuck in the river plate region have now moved further toward the north. and this is plaguing the southeast corner of brazil. rio de janeiro, 28 degrees. in sao paulo is some rock and storm through you with a high of 22. that's it, sir. the counting the call a rough now you off the full run is there were some must have stopped. markets have to say, the prices are 10 year high. well, because the cooking becomes even more on the portable nigeria, petroleum administer on reforming the nation oil sector. counting the costs on al jazeera, what we do is try to balance the story and the people who allow us into their lives, dignity, and humanity. oh, a on algebra where these are the top stories north korea has conducted its 7 missile tests this month. south korea government is an intermediate range for listing folks . it's time. one of the biggest storm to hit east and us in decades is getting 10 st

and that last all the way back to the pacific coast. few big showers, i think in the northern bahamas as the record or sudden, columbia and overseas. further south north, argentina and southern brazil. intense showers will be around ah, the jenny, a jenny and a and one of necessity in 3 different missions that all facing the challenge and driving on nika racquel is an unpaid rent at the mercy of unpredictable tropical with risky nissan liquor. acura analysis in blue ah, you're watching al jazeera alive from doha. reminder of our top stories. the united states and nato have delivered written responses to moscow. security demands about ukraine, that rejected russia's call to permanently ban. here from joining the security lights, the un secretary general says life in afghanistan has become a frozen hell. and tony of the terrorists has worn, the monetary crisis has left the countries hanging by a thread with education and other social services on the brink of collapse. and kurdish forces in northern syria say they've regained control of a prison falling a week long assault by i saw fight

sleep to the bottom as well to the gulf states that could be tornadic weather on the west coast pacific coast limit of rain and snow coming in through washington, oregon. and may be idaho south that it's generally speaking fine. the picture on friday is a march or the same thing. the temperature don't drop anymore. the real cold is cut off because there's no more snow marching slowly across. so at the caribbean, breeze is not too strong. the showers are pretty well scattered. doesn't look bad at all. ah. oh, mount vesuvius is one of the most dangerous active volcanoes in the world. but not every one feels living in its shadow. with good food for thought, is there something magnetic about the service, the good people who don't live up i'll she 0 will goes to the red. so ne, in naples, to understand this a mutual love of living with the volcano on al jazeera lou. ah, ah, hello, are you watching out a 0? i'm emily anglin, a reminder about top stories this hour for you as president predicts russia will invade ukraine. he's warned his counterparts. vladimir putin, they will be costly, sanctions an

going to feel good as the sun is to compensate re factor and that loss all the way back to the pacific coast. few big showers, i think in the northern bahamas as the re disappeared from florida and is an in house rent in a few showers elsewhere in central america. nothing extraordinary. but the seasonal rain has pet booked up. and i think in ecuador, southern columbia, and overseas, further south and north argentina, and southern brazil, intent showers will be around. ah frank assessments for china? well, bannister from the 0 call it strategy. if the rest of the world, again informed opinions as not leaves a critical debate with claims that need to understand chill threat to russia. but it's precisely his actions that we did this insecurity in the region. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera lou. ah, again, you're watching out 0 reminder out top stories is our and the united nations and nato have delivered written responses to moscow. security demands about ukraine in it, they rejected russia's call to permanently buying a kia from joining the security al

ah ah, here off canada's pacific coast, researchers are hoping to make a long held dream come true. behavioral biologists and i t experts have teamed up to create programs aimed at deciphering acoustic signals from animals. could artificial intelligence help to identify patterns in the sounds made by marine mammal? will we soon start to understand what it is that whales are talking about? ah, the coastal waters between alaska in the us and canada, us, vancouver island, are where a group of killer whales or orchestra spend their summers. a team of scientists from the deep l research expedition are preparing to embark deep al stands for deep learning applied to animal linguistics, a computer scientist emma nerd, from germany's university of alang, and has spent years working on automatic recognition for human speech patterns. so can the same methods be adapted to animal languages? under water microphones, embedded in tubes serve as the expeditions, ears for 3 summers teams of computer scientists and biologists have set out to record orca calls and document whale behavior. rachel cheng from the l

way down south to the gulf coast, but doesn't produce much snow, but in the rockies for the west pacific coast. i mean, wind has been a problem, but the sun is out and the wind tends to die down. maybe helping the firefighters during fisting pretty settled weather throughout the caribbean and the gulf apart from the obvious line there, which will bring significant rain to florida, maybe parts the bahamas and a few shares in yucatan. and the seasonal ryan is through ecuador, which is part of western brazil. quite possibly the may be a flash flood or 2 from that amount of rain. ah, the step beyond the comfort zone, where assumptions are challenged, traveled to the ends of the earth, and further experience the unimaginable of the people who live it. this is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in. how quickly things contract award winning documentary is that also a perception witness on a, just the euro. lou, the me. welcome back, a recap of our top stories on al jazeera, the u. s. is working on plans to reduce europe's dependence on russian gas as tension builds over ukraine, w

all this time, the pacific coast have been more rain or snow limited to washington and probably british columbia. now that cold out reaches the caribbean means a few shafts. and bahama, for example, added lint hauled stuff in nicaragua in brazil has been wet. but in montevideo, in uruguay, which still continues. ah, my name is bonnie put mountain. i've always thought of yoga as part of my indian heritage. i understand it to be about transformation. the joke itself seems to be transforming. wesley mentality is, is a lot about this instrument, 3 different issues. what yoga was originally, yoga should belong to everyone, but i'm afraid that simple truth is getting lost in a world that so commercialized and politicized owns yoga. on elgin lou, the hello you, what, you know, just 0. i'm emily angland, minor event up stories. this allen, the tongue and government says people on several islands had to be evacuated after all of the homes were destroyed in saturdays, the russian and the mommy satellite images have shown the extensive damage. the white house is warned, russia could attack ukraine