u. n. were actually pressure to not to make a big noise about the invasion of iraq and uh, with all these false pretences it, but i mean, we even go back to the seventy's. how's the united nations was manipulating the member states of the united or the united nations on the, about a student? nice. so this is a continuation of a policy that the west has been following this roy and international organizations that exist as a good item. they should send it to the detriment. also people of the, of the world went on to the ball based initiatives. this is a bit of a side that would have our greece is one of many countries and wants to join the brick. so strategic partnership alliance as we know right now there are roughly 40 countries in the world. we want to join the brakes that includes the iran saudi arabia and some of the major energy rich. are they as a nation, as well? those details online at all t dot com, that's the multi polar world. continue the, i look forward to talking to you all that tec

u. n. were actually pressure to not to make a big noise about the invasion of iraq and uh, with all these false pretences. but i mean, we even go back to the seventy's. how's the united nations was manipulating the member states of the united or the united nations on the body stating initially? so this is a continuation of a policy that the west has been following. this roy and international organizations that exist. i think united they should send it to the detriment also people of the of the world went on to the ball based initiatives. the 1st summit between the you and latin american states in 8 years was able to find common ground and follow the develop ties. but those hope suddenly faded a bit as a disagreement over a joint communicate you essentially upstage the whole event. the conflict in ukraine proved to be a major stumbling block, the number of latin american and carrier being leaders simply refusing to sign off on the e mail all the documents. i certainly the, the language of the doc

u. n. were actually pressure to not to make a big noise about the invasion of iraq and uh, with all these false pretences. but i mean, we even go back to the seventy's. how's the united nations was manipulating the member states of the united of the united nations on the palestinian nice. so this is a continuation of a policy that the west has been following, which is to the dentist, to the detriment of international organizations. and we have also the case, the case of the criminal court of the state where as, as was previously said to blair and boost, so it had been sent there. but oh, what happened when the criminal court wanted to make a, a report on the, on of quite nations of the us army in afghanistan, the united states government took sanctions against the members of the court. certain members of support, one of them, i think a resign. so it is a pre boss. there is a situation that the west is using and this ruins international organizations that exist as ignited. they should send it to

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u. n, and the palestinians were killed. but collateral damage is inevitable. the idea of military base has the story. i mean, facility for urban warfare attributes that simulates and authentic movies. the idea is to prepare what they may face on the ground running scenarios here based on act who are successful and some of which are consideration from enemies motions to militants storing. well, we'll not using goals and we are not using windows. you'll be able to get the, you know, explosion, all kinds of mine when we was and use them, militants have their own way of guessing. the army says simulates the actual tunnels. the must. milton glitter as long, but the re wants to be much longer. and it goes back to find inside, well, i guess and really ones suite and the nation complex is made of over 600 bill gazda or jeanine in the west bank for walls shows palestinian fighters while real palestinian towns which these really army usually go to a very the only display the enemy and they play the enemy. they sort of goes blinks about these. so we want to make sure tha

u. s. n d u is cons candles. the training kind of the culture manager were discussing the nato summit. the a right before we went to the break i was talking with, keep rolling, go ahead from the bombing of you. it has done the thing and then they did not in any way in with the, in it's treated un charlton base. papa is but is optical 5 if i could find that that the fact is that each breaking actions and i would a solution that loops change or more years than others who would look into. and if you ask me about the future, it wants to go global by means of pi popular movement in the west. another country is that, well, they're numbered. it's going to a separate strategic extra opic bit to legalistic or anything like that. but you, there's always this talking about artic. everyone should read articles. one of the treaty polls cannot get involved, pers must use diplomacy in the ghost of 1st article. and i mation of their own. um, uh indeed, yes. and i think that it's that out loud, because it's, it's true that it, i hope that have yard for nato. i think that nato has its blush, and we're,

u. n says a mass grave containing at least 87 bodies has been discovered in sedans, west of full region. they were members of an estimate, minority group b, u n's human rights office, said it had credible information that the rapid support forces were responsible. the receive power, millet tree group is currently finding the army for control of sedan. meanwhile, egypt is hosting a summit of sedans. neighbors to discuss ways to enter the conflict, but arrivals through denise military factions have not vain in vices. on wednesday, egyptian president of delphi, to l. a. c. c. med ethiopian prime minister abbey. i'm at in kyra sedans, foreign minister spoken the avis event. and some of hollywood biggest actors could be about to join a strike by script rises. the writers union has been on strikes for nearly 3 months as it concerns about pay. i'm allusive. official intelligence technology on thursday. the screen actors guild who was on whether or not to follow a search. that's after last speech talks, ways, entertainment, industry heads pass and midnight deadline 2 hours ago. all right, those are the he

u. n. nato countries that there were never a bump of nature because the, they talk is the tour in the us, you know, the, to keep that group on under your plan continental. and that's why you then it's plugged into the that the president of the next year you're not. busy the. ready ready the audience you're required to raise the stakes, but the reason that you and you know, you have also to consider that pump is also an input. yeah, this is also available to us you but. busy if you look at the slow go make, i mean we can't wait to greet. it's a little bit like the i don't slow down. i just was west. oh yeah. i know you can either make america great to get why too big. grant again, just in order to be to, to make united states more able to do. i mean, they do well. the only do press between you to look for us as the dream to go to all the work. and we can present tasks such as reagan or do show as an hour where as we saw folks where there's all the companies and all the subjects as much as the democrats. so there was, there were no big difference between what you can and democrats, preside

u. n. into kia still there were, they were problems of cycles before themselves. the caused by the international sanctions. that's why they, they were saying that it is not necessary to, for restaurants to extend this the so to p a. it's trying to still may the 8th and provide the extension of this to. but of course, and other reason of this visit is you queens are willing to join nato today, we heard from western leaders that ukraine is moving closer, tomatoes to queen wants to be with the nato, a definite c. they are seeking approval from a to care, as well as one of the biggest armies in nature. on the other hand, by leisurely relations around the table. because 2 countries also have trade it to have supplied arm rolls to quinn, which helps them a lot during the russian invasion. and recently we heard from the famous rhone, company officials that a to can you create are about to begin a cool production or inside your brain about these are going so these are on the table. but on the other hand, it has a very strong economic toward what to russia and the, it is t

u. n, at least 50 civilians were killed. i actually resides the following, or criminal matter. so it happens. this war is or the modem for the tv list. and this thing takes somebody visa publishing that was this was cod kept and this will be a funding source of care when you look at what's happening in beach of the, with the revelations that we're seeing from our preaching has done in a crate which, you know, doesn't the fall short of genocide when the ukrainians published videos of those killed in boucher many immediately noticed the one of the corpses seemed to be moving his hand at another rolling to the side of the road when the operators call drove by. on the evening of april, the 1st butch's man announced that the russian troops had left the city, but he was silent about a 100 zip butch's dead citizens, which is how the ukrainians later i presented the situation. i'm a career prosecutor, i've overseen the prosecution of thousands of criminal cases. and when i saw this, i thought this does not add up because the videos was taken by a vehicle driving along the streets. and

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down which broke out in april has already claimed the lives of more than a 1000 people were over 12000 injured. the u. n. is 12 people respect international law targeting relief on a workers, ministry of health reports with 4 people killed and other, the ongoing fighting us forced violations of people, the fleet account. the last, we are suffering from the tradesman when i so was a room full of sick people and some under the trees as well, with no one to treat them. yeah, the numbers really eyeopening the un estimates some 650000 refugees have fled. sit down in the past 3 months, including 2 neighboring libya with people taking refuge in temporary accommodation their midsummer, claiming they've been for adults in the where the rods here on the 3rd of may. and when, when to the un high commissioner for refugees, they did not cable to us. they did not even notice our presence age from the streets. some people feed us while we are on the streets with one of the united nations to pay attention to our problems. want them to provide us with a place to shell, to us. we so denise refugees have come here to appl

u. n. war veterans visiting a u. n. world memorial to remember and on of the soldiers who were killed during the korean. and at the moment they are holding as largest ceremony here in tucson, where the president, south quinn, president, june, is attending front and center of this event. all the u. n. for veterans who fought to came to defend south korea. now in the north, it's very different event. it's seen as a more celebrate tree event. it's the north koreans know it as victory day. and that was what north korean state me to describe as a grand performance with sing as and dances. this was attended by north korean di, did jim jones, as well as by visiting russian and chinese delegations. there was also a visit by the russian defense minister to a defense exhibition where kim joining showed north chris late his weapons technology. now the way these countries north and south korea, unlocking the events not only highlights the differences between north and south, but also in, in the people who've been invited to attend these events. it highlights underscore the divisions in the wider world between the u

u. n. a earlier today saying that they were giving the un permission to use the valve cover to try to deliver a spot. the fact that they have absolutely no control over the border crossing neither the surrounding areas and the last, the areas that the tier and government old, the control of these periods of kilometers away from the board through crossing permanently. and previously for the fall, the years the board to crossing was a and b metabolism of the, the, the, the process is being delivered through the board to crossing uh, was coordinated by the, uh, seeing all physician. and we also have a used to low, smoothly through the border crossing and then g o r, a, working in coordination with the c u in the off position here in those buses julia to deliver you n, facilitated a to areas of northwest here in a syria so uh, actually uh, uh, you know, local, active as dance people here in the area. they consider this movement as, you know, the certain government is trying to accomplish some political games. i don't this letter what tamala is electro commission in this next month's presidential

least 87 bodies has been discovered and students westdale for region that were members of the muscle its ethnic minority group, the u. n. steven writes office said that there was credible information that the rapid support forces were responsible. and these national criminal court prosecute ss he's investigating alleged new rule crimes and doubtful in guatemala, the top presidential candidate sandra taurus says she's posing her con pain in support of a main challenger. bernardo antiviral soft to the attorney general suspended ahead of all those amelia potty, which came in 2nd place of to allegations for to you as president. enjoy advising these meeting with the leaders from several northern countries in finland's. capital leaders have no way iceland in denmark as well as finland and sweden are attending the meeting and house in case it follows. this week's annual nato summit to lift you amy of finland to join the military. i launch this year and sweden is expected to do the same shortly. hollywood sciences unions have decided that they will go on strike, beginning or midnight after took 60 days. breakdown is the bigges

u. n. a earlier today saying that they were giving the un permission uh to use the valve cover to try to deliver a spot the fact that they had absolutely no control over the border crossing. uh, neither the surrounding areas and uh the uh, allows the area that the tier and government old, the control of these tens of kilometers away from the border crossing uh permanently and previously for the pause the years the board to crossing was uh, and the metabolism of the, the, the process is uh, being uh, delivered through the border crossing uh, was coordinated by the, uh, seeing all physician um we also have a used to low, smoothly through the border crossing and then g o r a, working in coordination with the 2 and off position here in north versus julia to deliver. uh you and facilitated a 2 areas of northwest here in syria. so, uh, actually uh, uh, you know, local, active as dance people here in the area. they consider this movement as you know, the certain government is trying to accomplish some political game. i will this letter of india's historical read souls has been flooded off the river tha

u. n for help after they say they were dumped in the deserts. a massive salvage mission is under way off the coast of human to avoid what could be a devastating was the . here's your weather update in a minute 15, great to have you along the wet weather continues and focused on these are monsoon rains. many provinces have dealt with flooding and certainly we could see some more on wednesdays. some periods of heavy rain here amounts of about 50 to a 100 millimeters in a short period of time. we do have read warnings, that's the highest level alert for under per dash taylor and gonna rate through to ma ross stress. so i think we are bound to see flooding in some of the states over the next little bit. as this month soon, rains really kicked into high gear. let's talk about our type filling. we've got striking the northern philippines. here we'll go in for a closer look at some spots i think like low i could see about 600 millimeters of rain. this will also have an impact on taiwan as well. lesser amounts there, about 2 to 300 and then make landfal

the victims were reportedly members of an ethnic minority group, the u. n's human rights office, condemned the killings, and said that it had credible information that the rapid support forces were responsible. the r s f of course denies that claim. how does this news that has emerged impact the prospect of peace going forward? it impacts it's simply because both sides are violating, you know, they're violating so many conventions. and so many treaties through this and dirt and this floor makes no difference because they've been denying everything. i mean, is there anything you throw up them or you accuse them of each side denies it. so if the rest of his, the ones is committing murder and genocide and raping females, the army from its own side is arresting and holding without trials of democracy. civilian activists that the resistance committee activists, so both sides are dark, are, violates, are in violation of so many agreements. and at the same time, i mean hearing about the subjects in cairo. mean they can hold as many segments as they want. but if both sides have no intention to end

u. n. a to enter the other border crossings were open uh over you know, a week or 9 days after the earthquake for shorter periods of time. they also have limited times like 3 months for our i and baptist said i'm i, i believe again too late too little for many people that died that didn't have to die because of that slowed down. but babbling, how is that main artery and it goes directly to in the province of providence, where you have millions of people, including major cities and thousands and other things that are in desperate a need for this. a many of them internally displaced an ad hoc camps with no access to international bodies to support them. that's why this 8 is so important. it's worth millions of people, the majority of which are our children and obviously civilians really appreciate your passion and for breaking it. down for us move as most stuff, a executive director of the syrian emergency task force. thank you so much for your time. thank you. the, the related, say ukraine's future is in the military alliance bond. the same unclear about the pop to membership ukraine's preside

u. n who attended the session i think they were simply afraid they were afraid of this man. they were afraid of the facts that she called the science of his own personal experience of prosecution by you creating your mouse or it is and she was expelled, strongly agreeing, she was deprived. the great, yes it is a citizenship and that i think is equal to really deliver some and i'm a number of very awkward effects or for that for that, for the presidency. that's why they decided to just to use procedural uh, procedural ways to, to block his participation, i think is what they are really announcing, claiming the other thing is how they are reacting to blatant effects impact during this meeting. they were pretending that russia hasn't said anything important and that the only purpose of this meeting was kind of to, to re focus attention from what they call a russian regression. and you create this is a very well known tactics. and so they just tried not to look to see what's really happening on the ground and degrading that on the pretext that brushes using this meeting meetings

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they can serve their, considered it as a potential closure because they were hopeful that they will renew the uh, the uh, the u. n. a. and we can have them. um, uh, they will also hopeful that they will extend the period of time to more than 6 months after uh, how do you and saw how the area were. so we liam accepted up to the latest of price and that will leave a huge amount of charity and gas reach. the n g o's will definitely not be able to fill in case uh there were any uh kotik, or the border crossing was closed. okay, no commotion problem, how? thanks for the update. the latest. so you cleans future is in the military alliance. but i'm clear about when and how that stuff ukraine's present volume is that i'd see frustrates as leaders of 31 nations of the military alliance. amazing in the lithuanian capital, vilios why they signed off on the joint declaration on ukraine's membership. it showed a whole house move from the list the way the and capital always keen to stress their unity. and they told members gathered during the 2nd year of the war in europe. this time those small cracks are showing which are lin

u. n conference today, anesco issued recommendations on a i essex that were endorsed by 193 countries for market. so there's a lot happening is that is, is that enough? so, i mean, but you're, you're naming these regional or super national organizations, but when you're talking about something that is so trans, formative as a i, we're talking about, you know, the entire way we live, being changed in a very short period of time is, is something i the regional level, is that going to be enough to control this? all right, so i'm kind of an, all of the above strategy person. i think we made national law. so i think national laws are important for a democratic legitimacy. but i also believe in international frameworks and international standards that can support a national laws, concrete, common consensus and can also, you know, enable exchanges across borders of techniques and services. so, so we're going to need both, but just to make a couple of key points. yeah. i actually think we need to get away from this idea of human in the loop, which, which we hear autos nowadays. i think we need hu

and so if were to be carbonized, everything else we need to do. carmen shipping in 2018, the u. n's international maritime organization puts in place targets to reduce carbon emissions by 50 percent by 2050 compared with 2008 levels, but delicate 1st week of the meeting in london. come to a new, more ambitious agreement. you know, it's possible and, and it's going to be far easier and far less costly. if we have to good apps, we have good frameworks in place. shipping, firms are already investing in low comp and solutions like a mess, the know a climate to mutual fuel. but it will be a long journey ahead to bring the sector in line with international climate goals to, to speak more about this that spring and dw climate reports are louise osborne. believe not 0 by around 2050. it'll sounds a little bit vague. how big of a deal is disagreement actually? so yeah, it's a lot more vague than environments less spoken for. they wanted to see emissions caught by 45 percent by 2030 and for hod net 0 deadline by 2050. obviously they were disappointed this deadline or this target that's now pu

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were reported. the members of the muscle it ethnic minority group, we u. n. c, mon wright's office says, could i incredible information that the rep, as opposed forces were responsible? egypt is trying to enter the fighting into done by hosting a summit to regional leaders in a joint statements to dance naples of cold for a cease fire leader of c times on the general abdel fossil. i'll behind how supported egypt efforts to enter conflict. hollywood sciences union hesitate to go on strike. it's the biggest industrial action in 63 years. union says negotiations with major major studios failed that demanding more royalties from streaming services. access will joined writers who have already been on the picket line since may. in guatemala, they taught presidential candidates. sondra taurus says she's posing her campaign as part of that main challenge. right. but auto, overall of the, across a mile is attorney general suspended his policy as next month's presidential election. avalos anti corruption sent me their policy has been accused of faith to for the use one,

if they were in the region to observe the trial of the local antique government activist, the u. n's nuclear watchdog has approved the release of waste for so from the disabled focus you about nuclear power plant into the sea. of a 1000000 tons of printed radioactive, which are being stored in hundreds of times for the site depends neighbors, including south korea and china oppose the chance. the focus of a plant was damaged in us quick in 2011 to cray. now we're at least $43.00 people, including children has been injured in washing shutting off a residential area in the eastern part of the country. the attack occurred about a 100 kilometers from the front line and not far from the russian border in the north. it's a, it's the latest strike by russia on civilian targets of the, in the early afternoon, russian midsize this neighborhood instead of a mis keeping. ne ukraine, the shelling damaged at least 8 buildings. last . yeah, sure. lemme as a consequence, more than half of the neighborhood does not fit fabrication anymore how many people were injured. the trap know that some serious

u. n. once this is on is on the brink of full scale civil war. after the 22 civilians were killed in an ass strike on a residential part of the city on deformity as or from us for now coming up, we meet on mpg with a new lease on life. thanks to push writing that's coming up on slide likes to watch the every jenny is far less surprises. me it's gone all out to give you some of the read please.

u. s. o n t, who is now in the, by the ministration. who decided i just, were you brainstorming? yes. and in fact, the idea that the u. s. has some puppet master a new trainer for that, frankly, anywhere in the world. people who watch the youtube video of newland decide who is going to run ukraine and as far as over in the nation, are you saying therefore that zalinski is in charge in ukraine? i know his band, all opposition parties is the band elections next year. so i don't think it's much about democracy gimme, and he said la c a. he knew ukraine would never be able to join nato, but publicly the doors would appear open and declared by them. it would be in his riley style of security agreement, re nato, and key of i mean some, i'd say that to the west and european nations on that solver. and at the moment, given how many, uh, and the demands of washington to support this war and pull billions of dollars and weapons into ukraine to be expensive, their own economies, germany, the entering recession. now. well again, my, my view is i have to have expanded my entire life and us governme

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u. n. a earlier today, saying that they were giving the un permission uh, to use the valve cover to try to deliver a spot. the fact that they had absolutely no control over the border crossing. neither the surrounding areas and the last, the area that the tier and government old, the control of these tens of kilometers away from the board to crossing a permanently and previously for the past the years, the board to crossing was a and b metabolism of the, the the process is being delivered through the board to crossing uh, was coordinated by the, uh, seeing all physician. and we also have a used to low, smoothly through the border crossing. and then g, o, r, a, working in coordination with the c u and off position here in those buses julia to deliver. you n, facilitated a to areas of northwest here in a syria. so uh, actually uh, uh, you know, local, active as dance people here in the area, they consider this movement as, you know, the certain government is trying to accomplish some political games. i don't this letter. well, let's go back to our top story that's needed. so they can't wave

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members of an ethnic minority group, the u. n's human rights office condemned to the killings and said it had credible information that the rapids support forces were responsible. the receive power military group is currently finding the army for control of the country. and egypt is hosting a summit, jobs sedans, neighbors, to discuss ways to end that conflict. but rival suit and these members, reflections have not been invited on wednesday, gyptian, president of delta of see seat met ethiopian prime minister of the, um it in. kyra sedans, barn minutes just spoke on the eva z events pin to send me what they need from sedan, from the start, has been open to any initiatives that might help finding the end of the conflict and save our people from the plate of war. stop aggressions, being committed by meeting forces against the capital in other regions. egypt is one of the countries that have the deepest understanding of citizens, affairs, and politics and of how we think. so we're looking with optimism at the egyptian initiative. let's get the latest now from mohammed val, who's in port sedan. hello there. my home in the summit has just started in egy

the victims were reportedly members of the muscle. it ethnic minority groups, the u. n. c. mon wright's office condemned the killings. instead of have credible information that the rapid support forces were responsible. the r s. f permanency group is fighting the um, the for control officer. who are the leaders of c down 7 naples of issued a joint statement as being for policies to commit to a c spots in the conflict. the regional summit was hosted by egypt, but the warning suit and these functions with nothing vices. the funny thing which began in mid april as a space more than 2400000 people, more than 700000, have crossed into neighboring countries when we're talking about the heavy. but firstly, we're calling on the warring factions to seize escalation, to start without further do, in serious negotiations that aimed at reaching immediate and sustainable ceasefire . secondly, we're calling on also needs parties to facilitate the passage of humanitarian a. a little thought the walls said little of the closest the clashes taking place and to dawn, or a great source of co

u. n. workers have rescued ninty 200 migraine strands of near the tennessee and border. the monuments were taken to a shelter where they received food and healthcare needs were assessed on cab, provided malik china has moved from mrs. ross in libya, a nearly $200.00 sub saharan black migrants were, were found in the tuition libyan border area of alaska. now that's about 35 kilometers south of losses there and, and they would been, they've received treatment. they've been taken to a temporary shelter a holding. so what at the police station, by living authorities, and the i o m, the international organization for migration has been able to reach them. they said that they are now treating of the $191.00 migrants at the shelter with the, with and, and giving them water and food and hygiene kids. now we've spoken to the, the live in border patrol and they, they are telling us that there are several groups of migrants across the canadian live in border that have been expelled by tunisian authorities. i've been speaking to migrant, so i'm still in contact with them now and they're telling us tha

our he's there is a 20, a ronnie and made drawings into cruise missiles were shut down by the armies a defense systems. the u. n. says a mass grave containing at least $87.00 bodies in spain discovered incidents west of full region. you in human rights office said it had critical information that the rapid support forces were responsible to be hit. conditions have been recorded around the world this week with some regions experiencing high temperatures and the police during hate waves some more on this slips, bringing evans and folks who joins is onset, told her about the weather conditions. edison, which countries have been, how does pete by this have way? well, we have saved some really high temperatures across southern positive. yeah, of course people, as i say, united states he, he why conditions into positive china recently had also been to the south west of the us. but this culture tight on your finality because they lost the clear skies across southern parts of you know, great surprises that we all got to say a little more of the way of counting the right bottom will tell me, well, it's a trace the night

were held while you claim already. of course, both sides have been accused by the u. n. all the using cluster munitions in this conflict. russia has repeatedly denied those claims. the recent been to you about any opposing said that brussel does result the right to use its own stop fall of cluster munitions. should it be necessary? 16 civilians are upholstered, have been killed in that exchange of rocket fire between savannah's army and the time that you brought in support forces rights groups. as it happened in the all and south da full state. there are also reports of snipers targeting people in the west and thoughtful and al janina thoughtful. i've seen some of the west von and since fighting began in mid april opposition groups and being ma, say, the routing military agenda has launched on its kind of village coming at least 14 people's footage. so collecting online shows the optim, off of the attack. being mazda military, but she's probably in a cube in 2021. that's been fighting rebels on multiple fronts. it's also targeted active. there's some opposition groups. r

were held while you claim already. of course, both sides have been accused by the u. n. all the using cluster munitions in this conflict. russia has repeatedly denied those claims. the recent been to you about any opposing said that brussel does result the right to use its own stop fall of cluster munitions. should it be necessary to shop right here now to 0? when we come back? 60 and civilians are reported killed in saddam as fighting intensifies a multiple front lines on campaigning, wraps up in spain, the head of sunday snuff election, which could see the far right ding ground for the 1st time. and dickens more in that settings the the route to you by visit cut off, and we're off and running with your headlines for the america. it's great to see you cooler areas moving across the river plate region into the southeast of brazil . so prepare for part of lake ray. your temperatures are going to fall in the days to come, but the most active weather has scooted out toward the south. it biotech for the top tier of south america. it's been quite hot in northern columbia. so