eiletha had masood believes despite promise is to end support for operations in yemen, including on south u. s. foreign policy is chiefly set up to make money. well, the weapons which are being used in the middle east have been quite a very long time given by the american. so nothing new because the biggest weapons manufacturer right now in the world is united states and they will continue to do this. they will need to sell because the foreign policy of the states just dictated by the military industrial complex for the money that noise in the but i am real live right now, but will it be is once again, a huge be beneficial and profitable business. why do they exclude this is the sale that have taken place between america and america. comedian on tv personality will be goldberg, has apologized for claiming the holocaust with not about race. going to do this, then let's be truthful about it because the holocaust isn't about race. no, no, it's not about media. we join lives now by mach schulman, the editor of history, central dog. com. thank you for joining us on the program. it's good to see you

g m t here on al jazeera, come out santa maria, welcome to the new south. u. s. president joe biden had spoken with ukraine's volume is zalinski. tensions continue over russia's troop build up his anger in tunisia as president chi site continues to tightened his grip on power . he's replaced the top judicial watchdog with his own appointees. canadian place clear protests is blocking a u. s. canada bridge in protest over corona virus restrictions.

welcome to the new south. u. s. president joe biden had spoken with ukraine's volume is the landscape tensions continue over russia's troop. build up his anger in tunisia as president guy's side continues to tightened, his grip on power, his replaced the top judicial watch dog with his own appointees. canadian place clear protests is blocking a u. s. canada bridge in protest over corona virus restrictions and switzerland votes in favor of virtually banning all forms of tobacco advertising. and in sport alley is getting ready to house super bowl 56. the rams have home field advantage having into the nfl championship decider against the cincinnati bengals. ah, well, you, as president joe biden has spoken to ukraine's president told him, is the landscape as western leaders won the region could be on the brink of war. the white house, as the 2 leaders agreed on the importance of diplomacy and to terrence in response to russia's military buildup. that conversation was just hours after germany's government was wanting th

let's remind you of the main news, the south, the u. s. and its allies requested and emergency security council meeting of to russia recognized to break away regions in east new craig as independent president vladimir putin side. the decree alongside rebel leaders from the self proclaimed on net can lew hands peoples republics. he's ordered the army to launch a so called peacekeeping operation. that was been swift condemnation from the west . the european union and the united states denounced the move as illegal. both are imposing sanctions targeting the rep territories estimates very, but it's thought there are between 15190000 russian troops around ukraine. the european council on foreign relations believes that there are 102150001 the russian ukrainian, bought up by ukraine's estimate. there are also around $35000.00 russian backed separatist fights, as in. don't ask and do hans in washing annexed crimea. it's thought that there are for the $32000.00 troops, $30000.00 in bella roost, plus $1000.00 in moldova. these 13 russian battleship

ah, the main story, the south u. s. president joe biden has announced a string of sanctions on russia, targeting banks, oligarchs, and sovereign debt. this was in response to let him of fusion's recognition the independence of the break way regions of law has been done yet. i'd and said he believes russia has started its invasion of ukraine and said more sanctions are to come. meanwhile, russian military vehicles have been seen inside the break way. republic of danielle, shortly after the russian president, putin recognized the independence of that region. percent has since been given parliamentary approval to deploy troops abroad or estimates do very but it's all there about 85290000 russian troops surrounding ukraine. european council on foreign relations. please, or about 10250000 trips on russia's border with ukraine here believes there are also about 35000 russian back separatist fighters and danielle. can the hans thought there a further 32000 troops in russian annexed crimea. 30000 and better route, and also a 1

u. s. i mean, since the end of the 2nd world war, they managed to forge strong relationships with south korea and japan independently . but the u. s. is also needed more often than not to try and calm the tension between these 2 very important allies that it has the up and down relationship or has gone on like this. what for, for decades now? that's right. it is a, an ongoing problem in this part of the world, just as blinkin is facing the, the problem of trying to keep nato allies together in dealing with the ukraine. the same can be as said of a south korea and japan, given their long term a legacy as adversaries, dating all the way back to the 2nd world war. and through various diplomatic spat. sam s sanctions against each other at set to which we've seen manifested themselves . so it is an ongoing issue and the u. s. really wants to get the to being on the same page. and i think we do have the, an acceptance from both her south korea and japan that the u. s. o, that they should bury their differences for now, especially at this critical phase for their more important ally, the u. s. and w

the south, the u. s. is imposed new sanctions on russia, cutting 2 key financial institutions off from western financing. a move comes a day after president vladimir putin recognize the independence of 2 separate hist held areas of eastern ukraine. b u, a such of state as council. this week's plan meeting with his russian counterpart. so the elaborate antonio lincoln said, it made no sense to hold the tools since russia had started an invasion of the crime. and the u inspector general has appealed to restraint. reason undue escalation, antonio, but teddy says conflict between russia, ukraine would be catastrophic when the regions in east some ukraine recognized by the kremlin as independent, extend, far beyond areas under rebel control. and that's creating more uncertainty for those living near the front lines of the countries long running separatist conflict or the abdul hamid has returned to one town. she reported from last month where the threat of invasion is now exposing short, social divides. uncert

the south, the u. s. is imposed new sanctions on russia. cutting 2 key financial institutions all from western financing. the move comes a day off to president vladimir putin recognized the independence of 2 separatist held areas of eastern ukraine. the u. s. secretary of state of cancelled this week's plan meeting with his washing counterpart. so gay, love roth, entity, blink, and said that it made no sense to hold the talks. since while she had started an invasion of ukraine and un secretary general, i'm totally cottage has appealed for restraint. reason of d escalation. he said the military conflict between russia and ukraine would be catastrophic. germany has put the nord stream pipeline on ice. berlin announced that its suspending certification of the pipeline which is designed upon russian gas, the german households, the $11000000000.00 project by passes ukraine by going under the baltic sea to transport twice as much gas from western siberia to germany. john hall has more now on the sanctions that

let's remind you of the main nears the south. the u. s. is imposed new sanctions on russia, cutting 2 key financial institutions all from western financing. the move comes a day after president vladimir putin recognized the independence of 2 separatist child areas of eastern ukraine. the u. s. secretary of state is canceled this week's plan meeting with his washing counterpart. so gay lover off until the blinking said that it made no sense to hold the talk since russia had started an invasion of ukraine. and un secretary general, i'm totally garage, has appealed for restraint. reason, a d escalation. he said, the military conflict between russia and ukraine would be catastrophic. moscow's parliament has approved a formal request by president putin to allow the deployments of russian forces abroad. the decision by the upper house of parliament takes effect immediately later says that it's yet another sign that russia is planning a full scale attack on ukraine. will. these are the 2 ukranian regions of the heart of the current turmoil will h

u. s. south korea japan have held high level talks to discuss what they call a threat to post by north korea. the talks follow a series of missile tests by appeal, yet libby invite you to back the inter prime minister upto hm. at the bay. bob have entered the capital, tripoli and convoys the ard group say they want to show up. there was position after the parliament and east, and they'd be voted to replace them to a ball says he won't handle the power to long delayed elections. the held on the trainer explains from tripoli, now we're here in mortar square in the capital tripoli, where a large, large group of people, especially armed men in view and in uniform, have gathered to protest the move buy of fitz, he besought to take over his prime minister yes, i understand people are sick and tired of these legislative branches, both the parliament and the high council of state. now the parliament. oh, hold it in a tuba out to become the new crime minister on thursday. the current intern, prime ministe

want the mysteries around the $963.00 south nation of u. s. president john f. kennedy. she's got murkier. i spoke to a forensic pathologist sil, whacked to conclude that the attack was actually a qu, conducted by deep state elements within the u. s. government. what is brilliant this he studied it for years is analyzed the case for decades and now completely denounces the official investigation. as a foss, i gave a minority report, pointing out the deficiencies, the inadequacies, the absurdities of the warren commission report, and then not done anything about it. because is too hard of a problem for the government to deal with. and especially now, after all of these years to come forward and say they're, we screwed up, we messed up. we missed the most important story and most important event and in the history of modern day america, perhaps in the history of america. the bye didn't ministration recently released documents showing links between the officially accused killer lee harvey oswald on the soviet k g b. the 960 s investigation concluded that oswald was denied t

u. s. south korea and japan of held high level talks to discuss the threat posed by north korea. you are secretary state antony blinking, met his japanese and soft green counterparts in hawaii. the talks follow a series of missile tests by pyongyang, china's growing military and economic dominance in the, in the pacific region was also on the agenda. now switzerland's voted to ban virtually all tobacco advertising in the referendum, 57 percent of people backed tightening. those regulations, switzerland has some of the most relaxed rules on tobacco in all of europe. a series of bombings and often attacks has been carried out in southern states, puleo julio region. since the start of the year, it is seen as a sign of the local massey as presence in a region where the governments trying to reach out to organized crime. community itself has been trying to rid itself of the mafia for years. but as adam rainy reports from the city of fuzzier, that is proving a big challenge. the aftermath of a string of recent bombings in arson attacks and for just a small city and southern italy, no i

u. s. at south korea and japan of held high level talks to discuss what they call the threat posed by north korea. the talk follow a series of missile test fi pyongyang i've gone has down central bank has called on washington to reverse in order to return only half of the $7000000000.00 in afghan assets held in the us. joe biden says i, the other half a 911 victims, many afghans are demanding the money back as an economic and humanitarian crisis. stevens thorburn manley reports shar anew in downtown kabul, if usually crowded with shopping, but as the economy is tanking, crowds are thinning and businesses and the major commercial district a shutting down or closing early in the foreign reserves. the could rescue afghanistan is sitting in a bank 11000 kilometers away in the u. s. but president joe biden is only releasing half of the funds to afghanistan. the rest is to be shared out among victims of $911.00 in the u. s. as well as other attack victims. but as a girl come up at it up the $3500000000.00 belongs to afghanistan and the people. and if the u. s. is paying this amount to those who l

u. s. troops arrived in south eastern poland. the united states has also begun moving its forces from germany to romania. around a 1000 nato troops are expected to follow in the coming days. denmark is also announced that it is enhancing its military preparedness, deploying fighter jets to the baltic sea killings. so what, but many western analysts do not see nato's actions in response to the more than 100000 russian troops, a mass near ukraine's borders as a direct defense of ukraine. now in terms of numbers, this is meant to be a symbolic show of resolve that the nato is united, and it will defend its members if attacked. for ukraine, we've provided arms and training, but we're not providing any direct forces. nobody is further consignments of british weapons have arrived in ukraine. britain has said it only intense them to be used in self defense. speaking in berlin on wednesday, german chancellor will of shaw said a dual approach was needed. adding that while all diplomatic channels must be pursued allies must be prepared to

south china. so to maintain u. s. agenda. absolute, wendy. i mean, when, you know, we've all discussed over the years, levine, the wars in the middle east, the wars of choice in the middle east. this is another conflict of choice because the, the russians have made it abundantly clear with what would be acceptable to them for pan european security. and nato simply pretends that doesn't understand it does understand ok. and it's not willing to the indivisibility of security. i understand that, okay, and i think that's something that you all should work towards here. and they say they're foreign, but they, they have a military alliance that is specifically openly publicly directed against russia. thus russia is not allowed. it's security concerns. it is completely absurd and hypocritical medea well, as marco said, i think nato is a militaristic, aggressive alliance. that should have been disbanded at the time that the worse off pack was disbanded and it is looking for. it's a red zone better. it's certainly was a bad rap on debtor when it went

south korea's president is calling for a summit between u. s. president joe biden and north korea's came young on moon j in toll south korean median media that to the to leaders should discuss pyongyang, nuclear weapons program. despite the ongoing impasse, he also expressed concern that north korea could resume nuclear, a long range missile testing, which he said would cause an instant crisis. rob mcbride has more from salt, i think for him president moon j. and this is a pretty realistic assessment of the current state of play on the korean peninsula . this was in an interview with media here in south grand, also international media. it comes as he has only a few months, more left in office. he remains fairly up beat about the prospects of dealing with north korea, saying that it is possible conditions could exist whereby joe biden, like his predecessor, could meet with a kim jargon of north korea to talk about the nuclear rise ation. reminding the world, of course, that the americans have said they are committed to diplomacy, that they are w

u. s. while south of the border truckers have set up a facebook page in solids. alright, see with their navy and colleagues, although it was swiftly blow. jeremy, why did facebook take down your page? the censorship minus on this, not just facebook, they go fund me website has blocked donations to the driver's citing legal issues. the campaign had received around $10000000.00 canadian dollars for the convoy. more than was raised for the countries major political parties in the last quarter of 2021. connie cody canadian conservative party member, told me earlier that a worrying precedent is being set by private companies trying to restrict them the go find me is going to be, has been invited to the house of commons to discuss things. and the convoy have their lawyers and accounts looking at everything. there's a lot of censorship that's going on. they seem to want to have one narrative. and if you are a question that narrative or disagree with that narrative, or you just have a difference of opinion, you're shut down. the administrators, i have been in contact wit

the south senior members of the u. s. military of arrived in poland. as part of a nato deployment, nearly 3000 more american soldiers being sent to the region. they so says that it's in response to russia's military build up on the border with ukraine. a 5 year old boy who fell into a weapon. morocco on tuesday has died despite a huge rescue operation that captured global attention. king mom, it is called the boy's parents to offer his condolences at ethiopia as cool for african nations to be given a permanent seats of the un security council. toasting the african union summit, where leaders say that they want to expand the 55 member blocks international insolence. thousands of protests as of right across brazil against the murder of a 24 year old congolese refugee security footage. showed the man being tied to a post and beaten to death. on to serious monica jak yet for ports. the protest organized by the family was much larger than expected. thousands throb brazil, calling for justice from noisy cabin gumby, a congolese migrant whose face is now ever

the south, cynthia, members of the u. s. military arrived in poland. as part of a nato deployment, nearly 3000 more american soldiers are being sent to the region. they so says it's in response to russia's military buildup on the border with ukraine. a 5 year old boy who fell into a well in the walkthrough on tuesday has died despite a huge rescue operation with captured global attention. king mohammed has called the boy's parents to offer his condolences at ethiopia high school for african countries to be given permanent seats. the un security council, it's hosting the african union summit, where leaders say they want to expand the 55 members blocks. international insolence demonstrates us in brazil at amounting justice for congolese refugee who was beaten to death. his killing in rio is a reminder for some of the horrors of the slave trade on which brazil thrived al jazeera. is monica yeah. marquis f reports. the protests organized by the family was much larger than expected. thousands throb brazil calling for justice from noisy cabin gun. they're a

u. s. is evacuating non emergency american south from its embassy in kiev. in other news, canadian police have begun to move in on protesters were blocking a vital bridge, connecting canada to the u. s. on friday, a judge gave police of power to end the demonstrations against going of ours. pandemic restrictions police in paris, f i t gas at drive is broken votes in protests against over 19 restrictions. they defied guffman gun on the so called freedom convoy, inspired by truck drivers. protests in canada. french troops have killed more than 40 armed fighters on billions border with booking of fossil. the operation follows an attack on park rangers that are nature reserve in northern beneath. on tuesday, where a people were killed including one french national. and sure lancoste president has declared that health and power workers provide essential services, which means it's illegal for them to take strike action. public health care workers walked out earlier this week to demand better pay and conditions. those are the headlines inside story is next launches

u. s. canada and south korea and many other democratic nations that actually did not hold the investment or revenue flow in to me and our military companies doing or after 2017 genocidal campaign. so in that case, the genocide of ro, hey, new people has proven to be quite profitable to the mid mart military because it actually did not stop foreign companies and international community from investing within me and more from actually, you know, adding on to the, to the power and impunity within, within the country. and that actually resulted in so many different deterioration within, within the domestic institutions within me and more. and that includes, you know, criminal justice system and it actually has helped emboldened midmoor military. so my father actually, you know, today we're, we're seeing the coo and the cycle of violence just or never ending. we have seen in the last just recently debbie's thought had with had you know, energy companies, chevron total, at least pulling their and pulling out of myanmar. are you hopeful by those sort of a corporate actions? do you think that the

u. s. japan and south korea me to discuss the threat one north korea moreland steamers. ah how low they will start in the middle east and there's some unsettled weather to come across areas here. thanks for weather system that's pulling its way east across iran, bringing rain sleet and snow to areas here, smoother showers, creeping into western areas of pakistan. but behind it we've got the shamar when that's blowing down the gulf. and that's going to strengthen on sunday. bringing a bit of a wind chill to areas dropping a temperature down in doha to 20 degrees is going to cause some hazy sunshine with lifted dust. we could see some sandstorms. by the time we get into monday, it does is the temperature around this area likely to pick up. now the wind is still an issue across northern areas of africa. we are going to see it swirl away, particularly across parts of to nuclear as well as algeria and libya. it's a rather dry picture here with some of the temperatures below average for this time of year. but for the wet weather. c we have to head further. 6 south, we're seein

because we've seen chinese massive investment all across the global south means that the european union, an u. s. power is basically on the decline now. well, you know, i think that if we do get a de escalation, yes, we do avoid a major war, and this would probably be the biggest war in europe since 1945. it's conceivable that you could see russia's relationship with the, with the united states, move in a better direction. maybe we can get the main sk agreement implemented. maybe the dispute over ukraine can turn into a broader discussion that would include conventional arms control that would include nuclear arms control. so it's right now that doesn't seem to me very likely, but it's, it's conceivable. i also think, as i wrote in the piece that you mentioned that russia is over the longer term uncomfortable in the relationship with china because it is the junior partner. and over time, i think russia will be looking for a western auction because chinese power is going to make the russians uncomfortable . yes, you're right to say that china is a rising power. it will soon have the world's large

meanwhile, has just over 6000 troops at the moment, and the member states on the south eastern flank have smaller garrisons. the u. s. is sending reinforcements as the alliance moves to strengthen its eastern flank. just a short while ago nato secretary general young sultan berg gave his opening remarks ahead of the virtual summit. let's take a listen to what he had to say. russia hanson shouted she's on the european continent. walk, we have warned against 4 months house home to pulse. despite all our efforts to find the diplomatic solution. moscow bears sole responsibility for the deliberate cold blooded on long planned invasion. we condemn russia's aggressions in the strongest possible terms on coal, on russia to immediately cease its military action. we stand with the brave people of ukraine. we fully support ukraine's sovereignty unfit. a total integrity, its right of self defense on its right to choose his own. paul was nato secretary general jones has stolen berg speaking bear. and joining us now right from the nato headquarters in brussels, is our correspondent and new expert. terry schultz. terry, what can w

now south korea's president is calling for summit between the u. s. president joe biden, and north korea's came and john on moon j express concern that north korea could resume nuclear and long range missiles i think, which he says could cause an instant crisis. vaccinated foreign taurus canal visit, visit the philippines for nearly the 1st time in 2 years. the easing of restrictions comes a month later than planned after conserves. of the army. con varies a decrease in cases as postal authorities to open bodies in a bed to revive his tourism dependent economy. let's cross jamila. busy allan doug, who's in bo jamilla, is this a political decision one based in medical science? well, it's definitely based, i guess, on a lot of consultations with different government agencies. as you know, corporate cases have been slowing down steadily in the philippines over the last few weeks. there was already a plan to open the country to international tourist last year, but obviously the very dominant variance here is on the crime. so it is quite important for the

u. s. at japanese and south korean diplomats meet to discuss north korea after it began a year with a series of missile tests and fight his role into triplet to support the intern prime minister after pushed to replace him. ah, trinity as president has issued a decree creating a provisional judicial body which gives them the power to dismiss judges and denies them their right to strike their re protest since sky side dissolve the supreme judiciary council last week. these a live pictures al, from a protest in tunis. oh, their committee is one of the last institutions, independent of the presidency i. aids made, several moves to consolidate power in sacking the government and suspending parliament back in july. and it's of oakland joins us now live from tunis. i let start elisa with this new temporary judicial council. what does it mean? well, this is it sides attempt to finally take full control of the judiciary. last week he suspended the supreme judicial counsel, which is the judiciary and justice systems watchdog. but there was a big pushback from the international community who yeah, who

south korea's president is calling for summit between u. s. president joe biden and north korea's kim jung on moon j. n. express concern that north korea could resume an nuclear and long range missile testing, which he says it would cause an instant crisis. and there's been an attack on the convoy of libby as in trim prime minister in the capital. triply abdul hamid de baber was returning home when his call was fired upon bery escaped unhurt. the instant comes a day before the house of representatives is due to choose due to me to choose any prime minister and russian media reporting olympic skater. camilla vajella has that tested positive for band heart medication before leaving for beijing and m. pick officials delay presenting the 15 year old that he made a gold medal for their when the drug is banned by the world anti doping agency. as an performance enhancing stimulates as the headlines and use continues, hey, on out is era. after the big picture the world of high frequency share trading exposed pioneers, indian who is basically trading

u. s. in his adventure in trying to reoccupied south secchia. well, the bush administration got cold feet of the georgian forces were obliterated and self is that he has gone forever from you credit from georgia. now bring it up to speed to the present. it seems to me considering all of the rhetoric because we didn't have that with george when we didn't have this media frenzy with george in 2008. remember it was the eve of the olympic games. but now we've had money since the end of october, high intensity propaganda. com claiming imminent invasion. i don't know anything that is imminent for months on em. but anyway, but this time, if you know, they nudged the ukrainian to say try it again. we don't remember the u. k forces we're, we're completely utterly defeated when they try to take control of the dumbass. now, this may be the 2nd attempt, the difference between georgia, 2008 and ukraine in 20. 22 is that nato will give them the green light to continue, even though they will not send their own forces their own. they will not put any kind of fl

south korea's president is calling for summit between u. s. president joe biden, and north korea's kim jong and mary jane expressed concern that north korea could resume nuclear and long range missile testing, which he says would cause an instant crisis. and there's been an attack on the convoy a lobby as in trim prime minister in the capital. tripoli, abdul. hamid de baber was returning home when his car was fired upon. but he escaped. unhurt. incident becomes a day before the house of representatives is due to meet a new prime minister russian media reporting olympic skater, camilla vajella, tested positive for a band heart medication before leaving for beijing. olympic officials delayed presenting the 15 year old and had teammates a gold medal for their when the drug is banned by the world anti doping agency. those are the headlines and use continues here on out 0 after money bowls and keep up on out. is there a dot com ah ah, the 5th of february, 2018 at 3 pm local time. the dow jones plummets as though the stock exchange has been hit by

oh, out, is there a select express in south mm. holding the powerful to account as we examined, the u. s. is role in the world on al jazeera. ah . calls for com, turned to war time, rhetoric, ukraine's president says, his people are ready to fight and declares a day of national unity for the modem is lensky says nato membership is still a priority. as russia indicates, there was a chance of a diplomatic resolution to the crisis. ah, adorn taylor, this is al jazeera, alive from london, also coming up, protest as keep up the pressure and cartoon gathering. once again to denounce military rule. canada's prime minister invokes emergency powers to tackle truck protests which snarled up major highways. ah, i begin in ukraine where president vladimir zalinski has issued a rallying cry in anticipation of a possible russian invasion. followed another day of high stakes diplomacy aimed at d, escalating the situation at the russian border where thousands of troops are amassed . this time the german chancellor was in care of with a message that any russian action would be economically costly. and in

as south korea, it's is a very reluctant to go along with anything seen as adversarial towards china. so we're not likely to see any strong messages regarding china, i think goes as far as the u. s. is concerned, it will just be happy that both japan and the south korea are on the same page when it comes to dealing with north korea. all right, a rama where i live right there from the south korean capital sol. rob. thank you. now conway fighters from libya as joint operations forces as rolled into tripoli to support the interim prime minister abdomen debate. they were ordered by him to secure the capital after the eastern based parliament moved to replace him. to baber says he won't hand of a parent a long delayed elections are held. the appointment of a new prime minister has re ignited divisions with protest is taken to the streets . molly, trainer, reports from triple now were here in modern square in the capital tripoli where a large uh, large group of people, especially armed men in view and uniform, have gathered, i to protest the move buy of fitz, he besought to take over as prime minister. yes, i understand people are sick and tired of these legislative branches, both the

very active weather for the south is while pretty much stretching from kentucky, right to the u. s. gulf states. and in fact, across the northern areas of texas into oklahoma, we could see a tornado here, severe thunderstorms, and definitely some drenched rain being fueled by that moisture from the gulf of mexico. there has been flooding in honduras and those showers still coming at you for that caribbean coast of central america. now for south america, heaviest frame will be along the eastern side of the andes into the western amazon basin, out toward the south atlantic. and we've had some big storms around rio de janeiro on thursday, and that continues, ah, i have because is the world's leading coca producer. but it's weak infrastructure makes traveling a challenge. we follow to dr. do as he grapples with repairs to his many backup, and yet one of the few willing to drive to remote villages risking at all ivory coast of our desert. ah ah, the me just a reminder of the top stories this head of nato says the alliance will look at boosting its forces in eastern europe, western power

very active weather for the south is while pretty much stretching from kentucky rate to the u. s. gulf states and in fact, across northern areas of texas into oklahoma. we could see a tornado here, severe thunderstorms, and definitely some drenched rain being fueled by that moisture from the gulf of mexico. there has been flooding in honduras and those showers still coming at you for that caribbean coast of central america. now for south america, the heaviest rain will be along the eastern side of the andes, into the western amazon basin out toward the south atlantic. and we've had some big storms around rio de janeiro on thursday, and that continues the co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism worldwide. and to reward matter an excellent and encourage creativity, the shape tomato wants a translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bones of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. ah, ah ah, the me welcome back. you're watching al jazeera

u. s. pushing up into canada and down towards a deep south, maybe some very cold asked spilling out of canada. we've got some very stormy weather in between. is that temperature? contrast minus 23. therefore when he paper for the deep south of the us, we're getting up to around 26th or 27 degrees celsius. and in between that we are going to say some violet storms over the next couple of days, thundering samples, possibility of localized flooding. and the possibility of some tornadoes as the storms just rumble away. just around mississippi, alabama, pushing up towards tennessee, kent hockey, northern flag of the system. we are looking at snow around the great lakes into that eastern side of canada, things quite down a little as we go on into our wednesday. the snow pushes after the way the wet weather pushes. i which will cease disable, but still some shower. they are just around 7 and southern plains. at this stage, look at the walk further east 22 celsius in d. c. 18 celsius for new york. the all could be warmer than ally, ally at around 15 celsius. possible to see some snow across the mount