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pretty much from santiago rate down to patagonia, we've got instability, unsettled. we've got to have 7 degrees. import stanley on tuesday. that sure weather update season sponsored power cut on airways. if you were looking at this from the outside, would really wonder what was going on? what, what is this growth? religion that they have an in depth exploration of global capitalism, on our obsession with economic growth. this is still the center of capitalism. there is no limits. i view myself as a capital artist. we are trying to bake the world mother and father. we don't want to be realistic in the well, we would rather have a fantasy growing pains on al jazeera. ah, this is al jazeera. ah, hello and welcome. i'm peter toby. you're watching the news live from coming up in the next 60 minutes chaos at the airport in cobbled people trying to leave afghanistan, a scene, trying to cling to a us military plane. taxiing on the tarmac, after taking charge of the country taliban leaders insist.

. >> dos lagos se han vuelto de color rosa fluorescente en la patagonia argentina es que dicen que puede de proveer a la comunidad. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ porque si te perdiste tus quince... siempre tienes tus quince más uno. ♪ para mi era el cafecito, en el carro... hasta en el cine me tenía que salir a fumar.ás uno. ahí me di cuenta; pero ¡si yo no nací fumador! así que me alejé del cigarrillo pero a los tres meses, pum, me regresaba. me tocó transformarme. espíritu, cuerpo y mente. yo creo que cada uno tiene su lucha. lo importante es no parar de luchar. y ya son 10 años sin fumar. >> y recuerda los dos tigres de bengala que fueron rescatados en dos ciudades de texas? bueno ahora disfrutan su primer verano en libertad, indio y elsa ahora disfrutan su nuevo hogar y los beneficios del agua, vea, usted qué hermoso es el santuario que los acoge desde el primer día que fueron encontrados, enhorabuena. >> la mujer de 99 años es la leventadora de pesas más longeva del mundo ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ha llegado el último día de tokio 2020 pero aún quedan muchas emociones, hoy revivimos la maratón masculina y

we've got weather systems pounding patagonia and if we have a look at the temperature in santiago we are going to see a dip down to well below average. by the time we get into sunday, that was we had farther north and to the east. we've got a few coastal showers kicking in for brazil, but rio will miss the wet weather. it will remain cloudy for much of the weekend. up in the north though, those showers in storms continue for columbia for venezuela. edging across into the guy anna's. and as we move to central america, it is going to get rather wet for the caribbean with storms and showers for much of cuba. mexico remains rather wet. we've got funded storms and showers, and pretty heavy showers. expected in guatemala, we could see some flooding here. sponsored call cut on airways. this light may look like a city from the sky, but their fishing vessels just outside tina's exclusive economic zone. the united states launched operations southern cross to combat illegal and regulated fishing in the southern atlantic. coast guard say the main task is to control the movements, so they do not

the lakes are located in an undeveloped area in the patagonia region of argentina. local environmentalists believe pink shrimp die caused the color the pin chemical used to preserve tons for export. so local and environmental officials are investigating the cause. >> a and orca on an alaskan beach is free once again. the whale spotted by a nearby boat on thursday morning, you can see it there. the crew on the boat is the sea water pump to keep the whale wet and by thursday afternoon the whale was able to ride the high tide and get back out into the water there. trying to figure out if the animal had any injuries. >>> out kind of like to hear brian wax politically over this and i spew sunrise view behind me. so i'm going to use this time- lapse actually from the cupertino hills, looking over the santa clara va, elp ow two interesting things about what is happening in our weather lately, and this is going to be tonight. this brings us back to sunrise, and pretty as it was, this shows us a very healthy marine layer because this is the southbay and we woke up this morni

it looks like it was chronologically not aligning in their work tools in patagonia at 2.6 and 3.6 and we are getting closer. humanoid bipedalism got pushed back to a tibia discovered that was 2 million years old. i'd love to see what the rest of that creature looks like. honestly i was in it for my hopes thaty my expect tatian given how remarkable my colleagues are finding these fossils i would be out there looking for them but they are much better at finding them. when i think about the extraordinary discoveries in east africa in the last decade or so. soso knowing more will be important but back to your point we now have reports of 3.3 million they are controversial but at the same time 3.3 million astor leviticus to meet the hate really i don't see any reason why they couldn't be making stone tools. they are walking like there is slight brain increase in their set new discovery on the basis of of the juvenile scale that shows they had slowed down raines and slowedve down bring groove is tied in mammals to learning them relied heavily on burning and this is a idea but also something

alert at all times, because you never know what you'll find in the unpredictable and wild region of patagonia.

think i brought essentially three very lightweight thermal shirts, obviously a rain slick, a warmer patagoniaown jacket, and a couple of pairs of socks. i got in the habit of every night i would do laundry and hang it up, and constantly be turning it that way. i went very minimalist. i had a couple of books, oddly, i tried to be very spare at what i brought. some people might scoff at 18 pounds and say probably could go to 12 pounds. it was fine, the weight was never an issue. susan: what electronics did you bring? neil: we call them phones. the reality is these things are everything but phones, cameras, recording devices, mapping. i brought an iphone which was invaluable in every imaginable way, and i brought a laptop. susan: did you use gps? neil: i did. i also had the torn out pages of detailed atlases which were helpful. i did use the gps. susan: how did the weather treat you? neil: surprisingly well considering april is the cruelest month, but also one of the rainiest months. i also had one day that was seriously complicated by heavy rain, otherwise i got hit a couple of times but it was

think i brought essentially three very lightweight thermal shirts, obviously a rain slick, a warmer patagonia down jacket, and a couple of pairs of socks. i got in the habit of every night i would do laundry and hang it up, and constantly be turning it that way. i went very minimalist. i had a couple of books, oddly, i tried to be very spare at what i brought. some people might scoff at 18 pounds and say probably could go to 12 pounds. it was fine, the weight was never an issue. susan: what electronics did you bring? neil: we call them phones. the reality is these things are everything but phones, cameras, recording devices, mapping. i brought an iphone which was invaluable in every imaginable way, and i brought a laptop. susan: did you use gps? neil: i did. i also had the torn out pages of detailed atlases which were helpful. i did use the gps. susan: how did the weather treat you? neil: surprisingly well considering april is the cruelest month, but also one of the rainiest months. i also had one day that was seriously complicated by heavy rain, otherwise i got hit a couple of times but it w