northern entrance of the canal and in the middle and an area called the bitter lakes, and at the southern entrancevast majority of oil from the golf is transported to europe along the canal. oil prices rose sharply on thursday. industry experts are warning of a flood of insurance claims including automotive parts and consumer goods. egyptian officials say at least eight tugboats are trying to dislodge the vessel which experts say could take days or weeks. >> a few days is very, very costly. each today, people have made estimates between $8 billion to $10 billion of trade. it is not just about oil. it is just as important the goods coming in. china is number one partner for trade with the european union. >> containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the weight. ships now -- the huge cost and potentially delaying the goods by weeks. >> it is a cork in the bottle and there is no way to go, and you described the ships that are stuck throughout the canal, and in a precarious position, and they may not be able to turn around and take another course as long as it is and expensive as it is to

at the southern entrance, at suez.ast majority of oil thrgh the gulf is transported to oil along the canal. we'll prices rose sharply on thursday. industry experts are warning of a flood of insurance claims covering the vast amount of cargo being held up. addition officials say at least eight tugboats are trying to dislodge the vessel which experts say could take days if not weeks. containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the weight. ships now face the prospect of having to travel thousands of additional kilometers around the southern tip of africa, a huge cost and potentially delaying delivery of goods by weeks. >> the ships that are stuck throughout the canal and at the north end are in a precarious position. they may not be able just to turn around and take another course as long and expensive as it is to go from the mediterranean around africa and vice versa. reporter: the canal authorities say 20,000 ships pass through the canal last year, earning egypt billions of dollars in total revenue. the ever

entrance of the canal it puts aid in the middle in an area called the bitter lakes and at the southern entrance at sue is the vast majority of oil from the gulf is transported to europe along the canal oil prices rose sharply on thursday industry experts are warning of a flood of insurance claims covering the vast amount of cargo being held up including automotive parts and consumer goods which option officials say at least 8 tug boats are trying to dislodge the vessel which experts say could take days if not weeks or a few days of course is very very costly each day and people have made estimates of $3810000000000.00 of trade going through the suez canal absolutely fundamental for europeans flying chains not just about oil it's just as important the goods coming from the arms china and so on china number one trade with the european union containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the weight. ships now face the prospect of having to travel thousands of additional kilometers around the southern tip of africa a huge cost and potentially delaying delivery of goods by weeks it's a cork

it is stuck somewhere about 10 kilometers into the canal from the southern entrance, from the entrancethe red sea. there's no way of getting around it, so the only way the oil and any other commodities and products will flow and move through the suez canal is when it gets moved. it's really going to depend on whether they can re-flow the vessel without having to take any of the containers off the ship. if they cannot, then i think the process of unloading it is clearly going to take time. we may be talking hours, we may be talking days. at the moment we don't know. jonathan: everyone logging on looking at the maps to bring up this wonderful looking chart which illustrates how painful this could be for trade. the yellow dot across where we've been talking about the suez canal with this is blocked off. this is the problem at the moment. whenever there is a crisis we always talk about the suez canal. a lot of people push back. the experts say there is so much effort that goes into making sure this particular point flows through and without any constraints whatsoever. can you walk us throu

coming the ship ever given sit stuck in a single lane stretch about 3 and a half miles from the southern entranceessel is massive. it sit up straight would be a little bigger than the empire state building and certainties mounting on how quickly it can be removed. >> we're all they see and just starting so we've the engine says the cow both cases. so poses a low toss to all says edge of should officials say strong winds caused the ship to run aground with crews working since tuesday to get it back afloat. the blockage. creating an economic ripple effect. according to lloyd's list intelligence each day. it's blocked disrupts more than 9 billion dollars worth of goods. >> that's about 400 million dollars an hour. it takes an additional the 2 weeks to go around. >> to key point. so that will tie up to 10 years for to getting from a to b, which puts of the freight rates. we've offered us assistance to egyptian authorities to help reopen the canal. >> we're consulting with our egyptian partners about how we can best support their efforts. so those conversations are ongoing and all prices spiking this

the ship ever given sit stuck in a single lane stretch about 3 and a half miles from the southern entrance vessel is massive. it sit up straight would be a little bigger than the empire state building and certainties mounting on how quickly it can be removed. >> wetre already see and just something so guy, the engine says the case is so was just a little starts to grow as if we have all says it dipped officials say strong winds caused the ship to run aground with crews working since tuesday to get it back afloat. the blockage creating an economic ripple effect. according to lloyd's list intelligence each day. it's blocked disrupts more than 9 billion dollars worth of goods. >> that's about 400 million dollars an hour. >> it takes an additional refugee. the 2 weeks to go around. to key point. so that will tie up to 10 years for to getting from a to b push of the freight rates. we've offered us assistance to egyptian authorities to help reopen the canal. >> we're consulting with our egyptian partners about how we can best support their efforts. so those conversations are ongoing and all pric

entrance of the canal it put saeed in the middle in an area called the bitter lakes and at the southern entrance at suez the vast majority of oil from the gulf is transported to europe along the canal oil prices rose sharply on thursday industry experts are warning of a flood of insurance claims covering the vast amount of cargo being held up including automotive parts and consumer goods the economic implications are as you said in the billions of dollars and it's more complicated as things stand because a lot of the losses are delayed losses without physical damage that imply implicates particular admiralty rule. wells that may prevent innocent parties from recovering their damages from the ship owners would you be an official's say at least 8 tug boats are trying to dislodge the vessel which experts say could take days if not weeks containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the wait ships now face the prospect of having to travel thousands of additional kilometers around the southern tip of africa a huge cost and potentially delaying delivery of goods by weeks it's a cork in a bott

entrance of the canal at ports 8 in the middle in an area called the bitter lakes and at the southern entrance at sue is the vast majority of oil from the gulf is transported to europe along the canal oil prices rose sharply on thursday. industry experts are warning of a flood of insurance claims covering the vast amount of cargo being held up including automotive parts and consumer goods but ships and officials say at least 8 tug boats are trying to dislodge the vessel which experts say could take days if not weeks but a few days of course is very very costly each day and people have made estimates of $3810000000000.00 of trade going through the suez canal absolutely fundamental for europeans ply chains not just about oil it's just as important the goods coming from the arms china and so on china number one trade with the european union containers may have to be offloaded in order to lessen the weight. ships now face the prospect of having to travel thousands of additional kilometers around the southern tip of africa a huge cost and potentially delaying delivery of goods by weeks it's a cork

the ship ever given sit stuck in a single lane stretch about 3 and a half miles from the southern entrances massive. it sit up straight would be a little bigger than the empire state building and certainties mounting on how quickly it can be removed. >> we're all they see. and in such starting so guy the engine says the cow both cases. so that poses a low toss to all says edge of should officials say strong winds caused the ship to run aground with crews working since tuesday to get it back afloat. the blockage. creating an economic ripple effect. according to lloyd's list intelligence each day. it's blocked disrupts more than 9 billion dollars worth of goods. >> that's about 400 million dollars an hour. >> it takes an additional refugee. the 2 weeks to go around. to key point. so that will tie up to 10 years for to getting from a to b push of the freight rates we've offered us assistance to egyptian authorities to help reopen the canal. >> we're consulting with our egyptian partners about how we can best support their efforts. so those conversations are ongoing and all prices spiking afte

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu editorship al jazeera. egypt's president uphill fight says sisi has arrived in sit down for a diplomatic visit he's missing sudan's leaders including the head of state until fatah or han are expected to discuss several key issues including the dispute with ethiopia over the grand renaissance stand there this week egypt and sudan called on the international community to mediate in the crisis. but he stands prime minister imran khan has won a vote of confidence in parliament after suffering a surprise setback in senate elections khan's governing p.t.i. party won the most seats but his finance minister lost to former prime minister and opposition candidates. can cold all the votes on saturday after the opposition demanded his resignation. still to come on al-jazeera the u.s. accuses china of an attack on democracy over beijing's plans to change hong kong's electoral system. people or country are hurting right. and to have a u.s. president is trying to relieve some of the pain of the pand

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu anderson al-jazeera. vote counting is under way in ivory coast's parliamentary elections some small clashes were reported in the west of the country but it wasn't enough to stop ivorians from cost in their ballots it was a month contrast to the violence seeing in a presidential election but address as more from. election a few shows count the ballots cast while the party of representatives watch closely . it's a process that's going on across the country with i have already ins and cheerfully waiting for the results. as they voted there were concerns about the outcome. for their purposes are going to say this does not become like the past elections that were followed by violence this time he wanted to be a peaceful election say there are navy tims among the population after casting his ballot president alassane ouattara reassures awardee page. here just younger i see that there is no tension in the year i've just spoken to the minister of the interior he tells me that things are going

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-jazeera. the u.s. senate has passed a compromise by democrats and republicans on federal benefits to millions of unemployed americans politicians have approved additional weekly unemployment aid of $300.00 until the start of september big green overcomes one of many obstacles to president joe biden's debt true trillion dollar covert 19 relief bill and agalloch of reports from miami. the senate will come to order in the u.s. congress evenly split between democratic and republican politicians passing president biden so-called american rescue plan was never going to be easy the senate debates been delayed by hours long readings a marathon voting session and compromises by democratic party to pass biden's 1st piece of major legislation republicans who support isn't needed to pass the bill so it's a wasteful parade of left wing projects 200000000 for the answer to the museum and library services what's that got to do a co nothing this legislation is the most consequential in a blow

entrance. controls rule areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and shipped al-jazeera. the u.s. senate has passed a compromise by democrats and republicans on federal benefits for millions of unemployed americans politicians have approved additional weekly unemployment rate of $300.00 until the beginning of september the agreement overcomes one of many obstacles to president joe biden's they have 2 trillion dollars covert by teen relief bill protests over the powerglide government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic turned violent on friday night. police fired tear gas and rubber bullets of hundreds of people as many broke into shops and set fire to cause in the capital a sunset power why as health minister has become the latest official to resign as record numbers of infections pushed hospitals close to collapse they've been chaotic scenes in rio de janeiro as thousands of elderly brazilians lined up for hours for covert 19 vaccines many had queued overnight after a city mayor said the japs would be given to people over 60 but only a fraction

men of skill and talent were denied entrance because they came from southern or eastern europe.r from one of the developing countries. this system violated the basic principle of american democracy. the principle that values and rewards each man on the basis of his merit as a man. >> i think we have a chart that we want to add to the discussion here that looks at the american legislation post the 1965 legislation. overall, you can see what happened here fermented 55, when the act passed, all the way through the projected population, the foreign born population would grow from nine points expect them to 45 million in 2015 and ultimately to 78 million. so the three major aspects of the legislation as president johnson was talking about, families be kept, together skills-based system, and repealing that quota that you talked about. which had the most impact on the numbers changing? >> certainly family reunification has a tremendous impact, as it is described in the legislation. but also the skills-based as. well the idea was to get rid of a system that had been very, very ethnocent

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-jazeera. now the yemeni army is saying that its forces have killed around 120 who see fighters in the region in the last 2 days the army is not reporting any casualties on its own site though. military aircraft from the saudi led coalition of been targeting the who thiis rebels began an offensive last month to seize the city and the oil rich areas nearby the united nations says the assault threatens the lives of about 2000000 civilians and could displace hundreds of thousands of people who i spoke to tell us from the charity save the children who is in the yemeni city of thais and she told me that the battle for mara could make the violence and the humanitarian situation worse across the country this is recently married has been escalating for the for the last year it's not it's not really new but we see increased. during the last months and we have seen also a lot of people being internally displaced there from all parts of the country so we're talking about 800000 people who

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-jazeera on the. u.s. senate passed a compromise by democrats and republicans on federal benefits for millions of unemployed americans politicians have approved additional weekly unemployment aid of $300.00 until the start of september the agreement of a come as one of many obstacles to president joe biden's near 2 trillion dollars covert 19 relief bill and a gallica reports now from miami. the senate will come to order in a u.s. congress evenly split between democratic and republican politicians passing president biden so-called american rescue plan was never going to be easy the senate debates been delayed by hours long readings a marathon voting session and compromises by democratic party to pass biden's 1st piece of major legislation republicans who support isn't needed to pass the bill so it's a wasteful parade of left wing projects 200000000 for the answer to the museum and library services what's that got to do is nothing this legislation is the most consequential in a bl

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-jazeera. polls are closing in ivory coast after a parliamentary election it's been held 3 months after a somewhat tonawanda presidential vote was boycotted by the opposition for the 1st time in 10 years the ivorian popular front headed by former president lower bunk to pass dozens of his supporters were killed after he protested against were tired of reelection in october marie rodger below is an africa affairs analyst and the president of africa international media group she thinks the opposition should avoid boycotts even when elections are weighed against them this is a constant. opposition has been competing all over. whenever they have an argument against the incumbent our or the write downs of brisket and the like the. election. instance. when it cuts the next election. in the parliamentary election which has been a mystic saw the what happens is that. what. only quote you want was that well gee jones now when don't. we boycott what happened who don't see any opposition i

entrance. controls rural areas in southern somalia and frequently targets government and civilian targets in mogadishu and al-jazeera the people of the ivory coast of voting in a parliamentary election it's happening 3 months after i left someone thought i want to presidential poll that was boycotted by the opposition for the 1st time in 10 years the ivorian popular front headed by former president laurent gbagbo with taking part ivory coast has a long history of political turbulence last october's disputed elections sparked violent protests president allison whataburger who's governed for more than a decade won with 94 percent of that vote but his opponents do not accept the results a constitutional amendment following a referendum in 2016 allow tarted to seek a 3rd term that led to violence between opposition and ruling party supporters and security forces ivory coast experienced a civil war after without its 1st election victory in 2010 former president level bug bo refused to step down the leading to violence in which 3000 people were killed. 3 roger below is an africa affairs analyst and the pres

. >> it's a dirt road on -- in the southern portion of kalamazoo county. right at the entrancewooded. >> you got him here in shackles and you're walking through the site? >> yes. >> yeah. >> how certain was he that this was where he had disposed of the body? >> positive. >> he knew it. this -- >> positive. no doubt in his mind. >> reporter: this police video, shot in october 2018, shows doug, in shackles, leading the detectives through the thick brush. >> this was the biggest open area. >> reporter: without hesitation, he pointed to the place where they should dig to find his wife's remains. >> i walked right into here and everything -- there were so many stumps, trees and debris, like he's standing, there's so much debris. like, this was the open spot. >> and then you started to dig. >> yes. >> what's he doing the whole time that you're digging? it takes you an hour or so to -- >> we talked to him up here in the clearing there and had him away from it. i think you could tell he really didn't want to be near it where it was actually taking place. but he knew that we had to keep

southern border today where they vowed once again to stand in the way of immigration reform. it was clear they put some real thought spoo their press conference stage craft. they even made their entranceright wing faithful, that's the whole blue plate special. heavy weaponary and republicans on immigration. the brown people are coming. they're going to turn into democrats an eat you for dinner. some of the more opportunistic chose to regard self-serving videos amid the backdrop of suffering migrants. at midnight cruz posted a video from the banks of the rio grande where he said he witnessed members of drug cartels and human traffickers with his own special eyes but with his bush gear and hushed tones he looked more like he fanied himself as host of nature documentary narrates to camera. sgla we have imsecures, settled and relaxed. >> it's past midnight. i'm standing on the shore of the rio grand and the water is right behind me. we're at tej of the water on the ore other side of the river is mexico. it's paub lick health crisis. >> it's important we leave him alone for few hours to let him relax. >> stop sanctioning lawless chaos on our southern border. >> i want to know if there's a