stefano pozzebon bringing us up to date on the situation. appro many thanks. >>> well, officials in haiti are in touch with canadian authorities, as well as the u.s. state department. in the urgent search to locate the missionaries. cnn's kylie atwood has more from washington. >> reporter: a christian aid organization based in ohio confirming that there were 16 americans and one canadian. 17 in total, missionaries in haiti who were abducted by a gang over the weekend. now, there were there working at an orphanage. they were kidnapped when they were doing the work leaving that orphanage, headed to a place just north of port-au-prince. now, i am told the u.s. government, according to a senior-u.s. government official, doesn't know the current location of those americans who have been kidnapped. they are working around the clock. state department officials, fbi officials, to try and figure out where they are. and of course, how to secure their release. now, officially, the state department spokesperson's saying that they are aware of the report

dr. stefano is referred to the jess jellyfish. numbers are booming due to a variety of manmade factors, artificial waterways like the suez canal, which connects the red sea to the mediterranean, are transporting new jellyfish species here in climate change is enabling these newcomers to survive with summer c, temperatures in the med rising by 1.15 degrees c in the last 3 decades about is the problem. the stephanie ecological impacts of jellyfish is sir equivalent to 2 lions from the salon. now they are top per the doors. so they kind of have an impact on the functioning of the marine ecosystem some cases. so we have larger fisher wish loom suit to reach dancer to slide up to $300.00 or, or $400.00 pounds, so per square kilometers along the coastline. so these were the 1st for particularly human activities like swimming on the, along the calls or fishery. and even aqua cultural plants may be affected because in some cases the animal show the fish can kill 100 thousands of fish. in a few days, these blooms are hissing, local fishing industries, hard. it is estimated that in the north adr

yeah, stefano said me not to the aquarium of genuine to discover how the creek test unique reproductive process is really compounding the problem. the baby family now vivian, the maybe deadly fish curator. soviet lever on is breeding thousands of jelly fish. this little she doesn't know about these potent pulsing creatures. why are the jellyfish so efficient reproducing? they are doing that to relieve their a huge, a quantity of sperm and egg. they fertilize. and in this step, we have plenty of love them or these tango on the bottom of the sea. he sets it on the bottom and became a poly each ball. if the relieved after division are a very big number of done, if it is the rule that the apparently in the fi, jellyfish are so prolific, it breeding to single adult can lay up to 45000 eggs a day. these ancient invertebrates have existed since before the dinosaurs and they inhabit every ocean on a jellyfish swarms of decimated irish salmon. fisheries, and hit the tourist industry of australia. but one beat saw 13000 bathers get stung in a single week back and let j. i've heard that a research

basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in threezverev. fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. now it's time for a look at the weather. hello, again. we have an early patch of rain across eastern areas of england with a cloud is well working across northern scotland and that was the one of the sunniest places in the country today and later we also saw the cloud break across southern england, wales, the midlands and east anglia to give some sunny spells to stay pretty cloudy over the day in northern ireland where over recent hours we have seen rain alive and that rain was making inroads because scotland and pushing eastwards, rain turning heavier and more persistent across northern eng

for cnn, this is stefano pedazan, bogota. >>> voters in the philippines are also facing an election nexts that president ro roberto duterte who may take his place. they are focusing on liz daughter. selina wang are following these developments from tokyo. many of us were taken aback when the news came out. what do you think is driving his decision? >> reporter: this was a major surprise reversal. due thterte is barred from seek another presidential term after serving six years in office, but just last month, he said he would be running for vice president. and that was a move that was widely criticized as an attempt for him to maintain his political power and circumvent any political legal action. but then on saturday, duterte's longtime aide went to submit papers that declared that he, in fact, would be running for vice president and not duterte. duterte was with him. they are accompanying him in a show of unity. now with this announcement, it leaves the race wide open for the presidential race. and much speculation has been laid on his daughter, who is the popular mayor of one of the ph

basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in three before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times after victories in 2012 and 2016. that's all from sportsday. as always, there is more on the bbc sport website. we will see seen. —— we will see you soon. this is a story about how a historic dispute has become part of a global power struggle. all the trainlines are pointing towards escalation and would make de—escalation extremely difficult if it came to blows in the taiwan strait. if you go a couple of hundred kilometres off the south—east coast of china you reach taiwan, an island that behaves as an independent state. beijing, though, considers it part of china and this graphic shows taiwan's air defence zone which chinese military planes have increasingly entered, crossing an unoffi

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i'm stefano ramos.he nationwide eviction moratorium was a blessing for some and a curse for others. now that it's over, many are finding the relief that congress began setting aside last year nearly impossible to get. here's abc's trevor ault. >> we had to gut the kitchen out, literally gut it out. all these light fixtures were completely gone. it looks like dirt, it's not, trust me, it was roaches. >> reporter: this is what's left at one of katherine esposito's rental properties in san antonio, texas. >> i've owned this property for a long time. to walk into something like this and have it totally destroyed? it's -- it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: she claims last year the tenants who lived here stopped paying rent and trashed the property. because of nationwide eviction moratoriums in place at the time, katherine couldn't do anything to force them out. in my opinion, have paid people to live there, on my property. >> reporter: it's a common misconception that every american property owner is inherentl

journalist stefano podsbone has the latest. >> reporter: authorities announced the capture of a powerfulartel. the colombian president gave the news to the nation in a televised speech, flanked by the chief of staff of the armed forces. and he kpcompared the capture t the fall of pablo escobar in the 1990s and saying otonell was the most powerful drug trafficker in the world. it's one of colombia's largest drug cartels, responsible for moving tons of cocaine out of the colombian northern area towards mexico and the united states. in recent years, this cartel has also been accused of profiting from the flow of migrants that cross the border between colombia and panama on foot. otonell was arguably colombia's most wanted man since the end of the civil war here in 2016. for cnn, this is stefano pozzebon, bogota. >>> a massive storm system is threatening parts of the western u.s. we'll have details on the extreme weather hitting the region this weekend after the break. >>> plus, the majestic snowy peaks of kilimanjaro now melting at an alarming rate. we'll show you the outsized impact climat

stefano pozzebon has the latest on this extradition case. >> reporter: five u.s. citizens and a u.s. permanent resident who were serving house arrest in caracas, venezuela, were picked up by the country's security service on saturday, just hours after alex saab, a key colombian financier that works really close with embattled venezuelan leader nicolas maduro was extradited from cape verde to the united states. he was first arrested in cape verde in 2020. saab faces charges of money laundering in florida, related to his activity as a government contractor in venezuela. the man detained in caracas are known collectively as the sitco six. they are former executives of u.s. oil refinery citgo and their arrest in venezuela since 2017. they are facing corruption charges, which they deny and they were moved to house arrest just in april thissi iyear. one of them was able to send a video message to his family shortly before his detention. >> we are here recording this video, because at this time, we and our families are very worried. we don't know what's going to happen t

stefano?caller: professor cramer, i have been watching you since i'm a baby and i'm an adult. >> wow >> caller: the question is about paypal, acquisition of pip tryst, took a dive from $270 to now and then they said it's off the table and it's still at 232.40 what do we do? >> it's a quandary it's owned by my charitable club we have been telling the members of the club -- and you should join the investment club, by the way, it's close. we want to buy more. but not yet. we want it to come down a little bit more because we're still shaking out some of the people who bought it because it was hot. some like it hot we like it cold. walt in florida, walt? >> caller: hello, jim! boo-yah from seminole, florida. >> seminole, florida holy cow >> caller: thank you for taking my call. >> all right what's up? >> caller: in light of the huge advances china is making in all areas of technology and aerospace in particular, do you think lockheed martin is a good investment right here, and does lmt have legs to

so i've met with marine biologist, dr. stefano prior. know who is researching the rise and jellyfish numbers? there is a scientific evidence that there are some increases. there's particularly in causal arial, subject to anthropogenic impacts. so human impacts on the, on the call sir. my producer, an announcement of the frequency and it wound us from jellyfish. dr. stephan, i was referred to jess jellyfish. numbers are booming. due to a variety of manmade factors. artificial waterways like the so as canal which connects the red sea to the mediterranean are transporting new jellyfish. species here in climate change is enabling these newcomers to survive with summer c, temperatures in the med rising by 1.15 degrees c in the last 3 decades. how bad as hoffman and stephanie ecological impacts of jellyfish is equivalent to 2 lions from the salon. now they are top per the doors. so they kind of have an impact on the functioning of the marine ecosystem some cases. so we have larger, la fisher wish loom suit to reach dance with his life up to $3

well, number 3, stefano sets of his was beaten in the quarter finals. the greek player losing out to the unseated george and nicholas special. ashby lee and 3 fat olympic champion, alexanders of rab had a day to forget. the german got off to a good start and took the 1st sets in his match against a tailor. fred's, the american whose rank 3rd, the 9th in the world, thought back to level a match. and they decided, managed to survive to match points for going on to claim the win solely the 2nd time for him to beaten the play around. inside the was 5. was close to winning but you know, the level of tennis was just not quite there for me, but i mean, credits him. he played a great match. he deserves to minutes. i miss. and i mean today mentally is not another you for me. oh, mine is getting ready to seize its place in the sporting spotlight. the country is set to stage the teacher when a cricket world cup. oman is coast hosting the tournaments alongside the united arab emirates. the event was originally set to be held in india, but the location was switched

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basilashvili produced a real surprise to beat the greek world number three stefanos tsitsipas in threeder zverev. fritz saved two match points before winning in three sets. spain's paula badosa beat the in—form ons jabeur in straight sets to set up a meeting with victoria azarenka in the women's final. azarenka came from a set and break down to beatjelena ostapenko. azarenka will aim to become the first woman to win the tournament three times, after victories in 2012 and 2016. england bowlerjames anderson says he would love their talisman ben stokes to come back into the fold, with the team leaving for the ashes in three weeks. but it can't be rushed. stokes has taken an indefinite break from the game to protect his mental health, and has also been recovering from surgery to a finger. but there was great excitement this week when stokes posted a social media video of him batting again in the nets. it's totally in his hands. you know, he has got to be 100% right before he comes back. he has got the full support of the team. and, yeah, we willjust play it by ear, really. if he does think

for cnn, this is stefano pozzebon, bogota. >>> still ahead here on "cnn newsroom," more protests are expected in beirut after the worst violence that lebanon has seen in more than a decade. a live report, coming up. >>> plus, attacks claimed by isis isis-k are casting doubt on the taliban's ability to keep afghan safe. what the country's new rulers say they'll do to protect shia muslims. >>> bullets in the air following the funerals for those killed during the worst violence that lebanon has seen in years. a shia protest over an investigation into beirut's 2020 port explosion turned into deadly street battles thursday. many in the lebanese capital now fear the violence could spin out of control. more protests are expected today on the second anniversary of the october revolution. we want to bring in cnn's ben wedeman. he is live in beirut's martyr square, the epicenter of those 2019 protests. and ben, i am wondering what you're expecting today, especially given that there are accusations that political factions are using the violence and the bloodshed to further their own causes. i k

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as stefano reports, the industry is creating an economic opportunity some kilocolombianse never had before. >> reporter: like many farmers in colombia's country side, they grow coffee. but the 29-year-old focus on another plant, marijuana. at this medical weed farm, she said her parents used to be skeptical of her job. now they are proud their daughter is working on the blooming industry of legal marijuana. this farm is made of 18 hectares of open greenhouses. for over 125,000 plants. colombia legalized cultivation five years ago, but only this summer it allowed the exports of dry flowers, which represents over 50% of the demand in markets like the u.s. according to the government, this puts colombia at the forefront of medical marijuana regulation, and for that reason over $250 million of foreign investments have poured in, and 1,680 licenses issued. with 12,000 hours of sunlight year round, colombia is perfect for growing marijuana. they are trying to emulate the natural conditions for free. >> that is a big advantage. you have to invest in power costs, factor costs in terms of labor, si

. >> thank you very much, stefano. that report is coming in five hours or so. >>> the u.n. security council will discuss north korea's late east coast missile test. pyongyang said the missile's new design with advance guidance technology, pictures from state media though as you can see there, a smaller missile than previous designs. the white house is urging north korea from refraining from provocation, but they are open to diplomacy from pyongyang. paula hancocks is live in seoul. when you and i spoke yesterday, in fact, you said something stood out. it's not the quantity but the quality of the missiles being launched. what does this missile tell us and what concerns does the u.s. and its allies have here, paula? >> reporter: well, isa, what this shows is that north korea is pushing its weapons capabilities forward. there's no doubt about is that. and this is what the concern that the u.s. and those in the region have. the fact that they are carrying out weapons tests of weapons they haven't used before, it appears, at least. what we are hearing from north korea from this

stefano pozzebon is tracking the protesters and he filed this report from neighboring colombia. >> reportermonstrators took to the streets this saturday against brazil to protester president jair bolsonaro's handling of the pandemic and his economic management. major marches were promoted in brazil's biggest cities including sao paolo, rio de janeiro, and the capital, brasilia. according to local pollsters bolsonaro is facing his worst time as president with 53% of brazilians opposed to his government and the worrisome economic outlook. basic food items and gasoline prices are on the rise. and a million brazilians are unemployed. at the same time covid-19 is giving no respite. brazil is edging close to the threshold of 600,000 deaths due to the pandemic. for cnn this is stephano pozzebon, bogota. >>> new zealand's prime minister widens covid-19 restrictions after new cases spread beyond auckland, new zealand's largest city. but some say restrictions have gone too far. about 1,000 people gathered in auckland saturday at an anti-lockdown protest. a nationwide lockdown imposed in august was su

dr rosanne di stefano is an astrophysicist and one of the resarchers behind the study.ed _ know about this planet? welcome eviction summarised the - know about this planet? welcome eviction summarised the main - know about this planet? welcome - eviction summarised the main feature which is that it is most likely size is comparable to the size of saturn. the other thing we know about it is the system that orbits. it's an extraordinary system among all of those of the host planets. the system is an x—ray binary, which means that it consists of either a neutron star, which is the remnant of the fairly massive star that underwent a supernova or a black hole. and this compact remnant is in orbit with another star and still has matter, but is not fully involved in the compact object is pulling mass towards itself and as that mass goes towards it and as it falls, it picks up tremendous amounts of energy and begins to emit x—rays. this particular system admits a million times as much energy and x—ray wavelengths as the sun does across the spectrum. this lanet is sun does acros