u. s. gulf states, we could have some more severe thunderstorms. the potential tornadoes here from texas right into the wheezy, anna, pushing into the carolinas on sunday. well, that vigorous system over the great lakes now over the st. lawrence river valley, pushing into canada, the maritime provinces. i think halifax, ready for you could see about 10 centimeters of snow. it's quite for western canada and the pacific northwest. just a few days ago we saw some snowflakes flying around portland, as there was snow levels to dip to 500 meters. and for the us state of california is still dry, 13 degrees, the top temperature for you in san francisco on sunday. okay. got it yet bye for now. ah. the u. s. is always of interest to people. all right, the world people pay attention to what goes on here and i'll do this very good. they're bringing the news to the world from here. ah.

u. s. gulf states, we could have some more severe thunderstorms. the potential tornadoes here from texas right into the weeds, deanna pushing into the carolinas on sunday. the vigorous system over the great lakes. now over the st. lawrence river valley pushing into canada, the maritime provinces. i think halifax, get ready for you could see about 10 centimeters of snow. it's quite for western canada and the pacific northwest. just a few days ago we saw some snowflakes flying around portland as the snow levels, dip to 500 meters, and for the us state of california, still dry, 13 degrees, the top temperature for you in san francisco on sunday. okay, got a jet bye for now. ah, on counting the cost, the u. s. high interest rates, again, despite financial turmoil, plunged into darkness, county south africa, fixed id say like christie crisis was 20 years off. the invasion of iraq, whose do you meant to be economy of opec, 2nd largest spoiled, produce counting the cost on al jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wo

u. s. gulf states in the southeast effort. we had some tornadoes in texas and louisiana, golf ball sized hail in northern texas, but again, the pitcher is much calmer on saturday. active weather returns for northern california could see up to 60 centimeters of mountains snow here through the sierra nevada and also some mountain snow for the cascades is fall on saturday off to central america and it is still hot, dry and windy across cuba. so that is not helping with the about 80 wildfires burning across the island nation there for the top end of south america, weather alerts in play for some pretty severe storms for the pacific coast of ecuador on saturday and off to let's go to argentina right now. temperatures have fallen off here, so bio blanca 29 degrees storms are also cooling the atmosphere through the river plate, the southeast to brazil, and seem for that eastern face of paraguay. so assaults the on 30 to the top temperature for you on saturday. enjoy your weekend, let's cease and take care. ah, they come from humble i

u. s. gulf states, we could have some more severe thunderstorms. the potential tornadoes here from texas right into the weeds, deana pushing into the carolinas on sunday. the vigorous system over the great lakes. now over the st. lawrence river valley pushing into canada, the maritime provinces. i think halifax get ready for you could see about 10 centimeters of so it's quite for western canada and the pacific northwest. just a few days ago we saw some snowflakes flying around portland as the snow levels, dip to 500 meters, and for the us state of california, still dry, 13 degrees, the top temperature for you in san francisco on sunday. okay, got a jet bye for now. ah, the bought the law a will. the law with, with neither side, willing to negotiate is the ukraine war becoming a forever war? is america's global leadership increasingly fragile? what will you s politics look like? as we had to the presidential election of 2024. the quizzical look us politics. the bottom line under cover of reporting bears works with exclusive stories. explosive result

u. s. gulf association of proposing the some tournaments be allowed to enforce the use of balls that cannot physically be hit more than $320.00 yards people are running faster. so what are they gonna, are they just going to make the length of a mile longer so that the, the fastest mile time doesn't change? or are they going to put the, the m b a hoop at 13 feet because people can jump higher now like, no, it's just it's evolution word. we're athletes now like we're training to hit the ball further and faster and if you can do it so good for you and the united states, so and try to defend their well baseball classic title might. traps drove in 3 runs in phoenix, arizona. they beat columbia to reach the will to finals. usa will face venezuela in the most. all right, that is a sport for now. peter will have will for you later. listen to thank you very much and that does it for the news our but do stay with us because a we are back in just a few minutes with more of the days news. thank you very much for watching. ah ah. and with join the debate, we know that the surgeon is empowered by the gov

u. s. gulf association are proposing that some tournaments be allowed to enforce the use of bulls that cannot physically be hit. more than $320.00 yards people are running faster. so what are they gonna, are they just going to make the length of a mile longer so that the, the fastest mile time doesn't change? or are they gonna put the the mpa hoop at 13 feet, because people can jump are now like no, it's just it's evolution. we're, we're athletes now like we're training to hit the ball further and faster. and if you can do it so good for you. as i spoke now, half mostly later, elizabeth jo, thank you very much for that, and that's it for me. and is it the plan? and the do stay with us. adrian said again, is back in just a few minutes, but more of the days news. thank you. for watching, ah, it's been 20 years since the united states led invasion of iraq, which overthrew president saddam hussein a widely controversial military operation that kills hundreds of thousands of iraqis and displaced millions mold, a conflict whose consequences are still being held to day. the rock pool toward g as on

u. s. states. he brought a gulf full, a sized hail, torrential, rain, and tornadoes, and left more than 1000000 people without power. the storm is now heading. ne, heavy snow was recorded across parts of california, leaving some people trapped in their homes. those are your headlines. news continues herodotus here. that's after the listening post. talk to al jazeera, we ask, what should they not be more oversized, perhaps, of foundations like yours? we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to be getting on the rational energy source. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter. on al jazeera, the normalization of israel's annexation of the westbank and the extremist elements behind it all. 1000 cases and counting post earthquake turkish courts are busy policing content online and the precarious state of journalism in crisis written pakistan. ah, hello richard ginsberg and you're at the new home of the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. $100.00 is ready settlers rampaged on the occupied westbank last

u. s. is position on israel has been as, as always been alienating to the gulf states and other arab countries. but now the u. s. i do think feels it's got to do something to stay in the game in the middle east and i think part of that is going to be to be more critical of israel. so you have the dynamics, you're shipping. yeah, yeah. just just quickly before that to go down to me that someone was saying to me in an interview in the past few days that, that the, the israeli leadership tends to get along pretty badly with a democrat leadership in washington. and they seem to get along better with, with republicans. how would you assess that? i think there's some truth to that, but let's face that they get along with both pretty darn well. israel's, the 3rd rails, we say of american politics. neither party has wanted to alienate israel. you know, it's a matter of degree, i suppose. but again, i do. so i do that, given that what i just said, i think it is significant that now the democrats seem to be willing to criticize because even the democrats have been really willing to do that. it is intere

yeah, well, he's really pointing out the, the sort of gulf between the position that the u. s. in the west is kind of been leading in being critical of russia invasion of ukraine on the one side and, and russia and china on the other side. and what we're seeing here in this form, in this meeting of the g 20 in delhi today is a sign that the russian and chinese position in these diplomatic forest seems to be hardening. as we heard from tony blinking there. at the end of these meetings, you try to come up with what's called a communicate. so a big text with all sorts of points in it, saying these are the things that we all agree on. and usually that's given as the sort of a sign of has as the meeting been a success or not. you know, if you don't get a communicate together, if people can't agree on that is seen as you know, a failure. and indeed, it was not possible to agree on a final communicate that everyone could agree on. because russia and china objected to passages talking about ukraine war as we have from tony blinking, russian, china actually agree to those very same pass

the military operation was launched without un support like the 1st gulf war and the invasion of goddess thought that some u. s, military veterans say the country shouldn't afford the conflict in iraq. i'm sorry, james is one of the, his, his story. it is. i was my name is as a james on the rock war veteran. i went to time, so i rec, also ones that dentist and my job in the army was alone. bravo for those. no, no, that's infantry. my additional skill identifiers bravo for, for those who don't know that the sniper 1st appointment was 15 miles, 2nd, deployment was 12 months. 3rd deployment was 12 months. so i've been at 39 months of combat. straight fighting. i could take a rifle in queer room and do all this crazy stuff. i've aerosol to not a helicopters. i grant dudes and put bags over the head. zip, tie them and put them on helicopters in solemn via phone away. and i've never seen again the iraq war did not knew that, but it certainly had happened. iraq did nothing to us and we killed a 1000000 iraqi civilians lost $5000.00 plus american soldiers for what it diminished are standing in the world. it dammit ban

u. s. needs iraq to put pressure on iran. it's major enemy in the persian gulf . busy so therefore it's trying to bolster it's governments and balls to it's economy as well. but the range of the iraqi economy is actually doing quite poorly the, the national currency, the d n. r is in a free fall due to us financial interference. america is trying to stop capital money from flowing from a rack into a ran because the u. s. wants to embargo ran isolated. but unfortunately that's having very negative economic consequences in iraq itself. and so austin's job is to somehow contain the damage and put things on a better footing and syria aleppo airport has been bombed by israel using f. 16 fighter jets damaging the wrong way on the radio. that's according to the syrian government for the smoke. the 4th israeli attack on the country since the beginning of the year. television has not yet commented on this latest strike. the moscow se c port is currently shut down as it has suffered. serious damage. officials have been forced to temporarily re route flights, carrying much n

u. s. needs iraq to, to put pressure on iran. it's major enemy in the persian gulf. busy so therefore, it's trying to bolster its government and both to its economy as well. but the range of the iraqi economy is actually doing quite poorly the, the national currency, the d n. r, is in free fall, due to us financial interference. america is trying to stop capital money from flowing from a rack into a ran because the u. s. wants to embargo a ran isolated. but unfortunately that's having very negative economic consequences in iraq itself. and so austin's job is to somehow contain the damage and put things on better footing. so while the interest in iraq right now, because often is not the only foreign dignitary who's visited iraq, where we've had russian radiate and saudi saudi diplomats as well, visit the country. so why, why the sudden interest? well, i mean the, the person golf is always as always a trouble zone and, and u. s. policy and afghan, a stand to the north collapse ignominiously and 2021. so therefore, it created a power vacuum that, that you know, that oth

u. s. needs iraq to, to put pressure on iran. it's major enemy in the persian gulf. busy so therefore, it's trying to bolster its government and bolster its economy as well. but the range of the iraqi economy is actually doing quite poorly the, the national currency, the dean, are, is in free fall, due to us financial interference. america is trying to stop capital money from flowing from a rack into a ran because the u. s. wants to embargo ran isolated. but unfortunately that's having very negative economic consequences in iraq itself. and so austin's job is to somehow contain the damage and put things on better footing. presumably, part of the reason he's there is to pressure the iraqi government to keep the us troops there. there are still at least a couple 1000 us troops there and they want them to never leave. and the iraqi people are overwhelmingly opposed. continue as for every minute of the past 20 years to want every last us troop out. and he doesn't want that. the end this may backfire just as the, the iraq war backfired on the u. s. policy aims, you know,

moving ne stone brought gulf full sized hail. torrential, rain and tomatoes. tornadoes to parts of the southern u. s. left more than a 1000000 people without power, the same storm system dumped heavy snow cross spots of california, even some people trapped in their homes. california's governor declared a state of emergency in 13 counties. many of those affect it and now bracing for another round of snow and rain. the enormity of this event is hard to comprehend. you know, we're thinking we're in southern california, but yet we have had an inundation that has really, really generated a severe amount of anxiety, frustration, and difficulty, especially to the victims and those who are actually trapped in their own home. ah, just a great look at the main stories this so and.

increase the supply of oil from the persian gulf to the east, and this will reduce oil prices since china leads the market in terms of oil demand . when the u. s. crap, the 2015 iran nuclear deal with world powers. it fell to bring toronto crude sales to 0. but this did not happen as a result of china and russia, continuing their business with iran against all odds. now china's latest move is believed to offer both iran in saudi arabia, a host of new opportunities as to energy powers, use of to roddy r t to run one of nigeria most prominent business, women who are managers, the african countries largest port system. if the cried the problem of stereotypes in the workplace and cold for greater gender equality and thought a correspondent poem david picks up the story. oh my, give me a little headed, i'm swayed, would be the up. it's is it is a women. yes. very few of them take plots in any political poll says, as these has been a setback for the country civil craft of development numbers every year. keeps twin late right now. the chance house as a weakness. the father reduction in the number of women who were successfully elected the major chall

u. s and allied troops. there's also happened in 91 prior to the first gulf war lawmakers and support of repealing the authorization it's necessary in order to prevent future presidents from abusing their power. our shared our nation's our allies that we will continue to partner with iraq to train and equip its army in their fight against isis. the legislation now heads to the house in 2021, the democrat controlled house voted to repeal the authorization, but it never received the vote in the senate . former starbucks ceo howard schultz was on capitol hill today to face questions from lawmakers on the company's alleged anti union efforts since late 2021 workers at nearly 300 starbucks stores have voted to unionize. the labor group behind the effort has yet to reach a contract with any of those stores, schultz said. today starbucks coffee company unequivocally has not broken the law. but senator bernie sanders claims schultz led a campaign to fire unionized workers and illegally closed unionized stores. judges have found that starbucks broke the law 130 times across six states since workers began organizing in the f

u. s. has long been the mediator is long, played this type of role internationally. and for china to step up to the plate here, i think it shows how important the persian gulf is to china, who's got long relations with the ran and now has deepest economic ties. and saudi arabia, so it, china doesn't want to see a conflict. it really realizes that it needs to try and improve relations. and it also senses an opportunity to, to position itself globally as an actor that can facilitate mediation and bring about reconciliation. you just mentioned the u. s. l formally being in their particular role. so what does this new development now mean for western powers in particular, the west and it's relation to the region. it raises a lot of questions, i think, and these questions have been brewing for some time. we know that the saudis and the u. s. a long had a positive relationship, but in recent years that's become more fractures. the iranian u. s. relationship has long been fractious, so i think in the past the us would have occupied this mediate role. but now it sort of raises questions about the extent to which the u. s. can take on this type of media to roll and the extent t

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u. s. t at invasion of iraq that toppled president saddam hussein . the military operation was launched without un support. unlike the 1st gulf war and the invasion of afghanistan a sound, bon jovi has more from baghdad. well, if you speak to rockies here in the rocky capital, they will tell you that the last 20 years have been not of destruction, divisions, and desperation. people have seen the iraqi army dissolved by the stroke of a pen, and then they saw the sectarian divisions and the wars in the early 2 thousands which read lead to the rise of eisen. and since iceland, defeat their slowly coming back to some sort of normalcy the politicians in iraq, according to many people here, do not really represent them as more than half of the population did not turn up to vote in the last elections. president automate fusion has visited russian occupied mario, poland, ukraine. the city and the dentist region was antics by moscow last trip pollutant met residence and visited areas under reconstruction deal. allowing the export of ukrainian grain from the black sea port has been extended. ukraine was seeking an extension of 4 months

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u. s. was paying bank payments to the allies. but also, you know, many of the hundreds of men held once animal with soldiers. they had many of them come from the gulf or other countries to help the taliban to establish a p. o is landing state by fighting an ancient muslim civil war against the northern alliance before 911. and these are people who are all branded as terrorists, but again, these are people who have their own individualized, their own individual stories. and so i've, over the years, you know, try and tried to tell the stories of people how these are human being. and i hope i hope to do that medication. i'm very interested also to know what kind of pushback you faced as you were doing this work. certainly the american government couldn't have liked what you were researching or that you were talking to former guantanamo detainees. we know from other whistleblowers that the u. s. government is not friendly to freedom of information act requests related to guantanamo. so what was the american government's reaction like, did the government try to stop you or to impede your, your research, your writing, your filmmaking? and what about the

home to warring factions of the gulf cartel mexico stem. lipa state is also among half a dozen mexican states that were recently named on a do not travel list by the u. s. state department. when will apollo al jazeera the white house has urged congress to pass a bill that could see take soak band in the united states. president biden has said he will sign the law would give us authorities a power to band foreign technologies that may pose security threats. still head on out is era where malaysia people trying to recover from the latest flooding in the south. the country for all st. francis public sector work a strike against pension ah ah. color, the weather is looking rather unsettled across northern parts of the middle east. we have got outbreaks of right sleet and snow spilling out the care, making its way across syria where to stay, say some more heavy showers longest, both afraid pushing across iraq into iran. and that wet weather will continue to drive its way a further east was it links back across some central and northern parts of saudi arabia, bits and pieces of brain. also coming in here because the where to where the will slide out of out e

gulf countries, but also on a political and on a military level. and this is of course also signal that a sent out or that a sent to the u. s. and to the best and general attend sons of car po here in germany. thank you so much. thank you. georgia parliament has voted to drop a controversial foreign agents bill opponents of the legislation warrant. it could stifle dissent, curtail media freedoms and hindered georgia's aspirations of one day. joining the european union, the reversal follows days of demonstrations and mass rallies in the capital to lacy or did you follow them over songs, clickable? this is the moment that thousands in georgia had been waiting for the shed over after days a protest. it took just minutes for the country's parliament to drop. it's controversial. foreign agents, bill timo. lawmakers voting it down by 35 to one. this is his artillery armor. julius come on. a victory celebrated moments later by both opposition, m. p. 's inside parliament and those protesting outside many hoops spend days here. fighting to what they see is the countries future away from perceived russian influence. an inside you appe

u. s. russian and japanese crew spent five months at the international space station spacex capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico just off the florida coast near tampa earlier tonight, the mission was led by nasa's nicole man, the first native american woman to fly in space. made as a member of northern california's wild khaki of the round valley. indian tribes. well, daylight saving time takes effect in just a few hours for much of the country. it's a good idea to set your clocks ahead. one hour before you call it a night that will keep you on schedule by the time you wake up in the morning. yes we do lose an hour of sleep, but more daylight in the evening is on the horizon. this time change, though, is not observed in hawaii and most of arizona as well as five u. s territories. there have been efforts to make daylight saving time permanent. it, including bills introduced in congress, but those have had no success. become flood concerns tonight in the north bay how communities are preparing for the next round of rain. plus some challenges for first responders in southern california following weeks of

gulf cartel mexico stem. a lipa state is also among half a dozen mexican states that were recently named on a do not travel list by the u. s. state department. manuel rap, hello al jazeera professional breaker. now to 0. when we come back, we live in malaysia as people try to recover from the latest flooding in the south of the country and view in appealing for aid to help or hang the refugees in bangladesh. after a massive fight destroyed more than 2100 warner stay with us. ah hello, we got more warm spring sunshine across a good parts of china while a thick blank lad will bring a little bit of wet weather into central areas that will push its way over to ward shanghai ahead of that. good, mary, of high pressure. so much of japan will be settled and sunny this system a little further north that is producing some outbreaks of frame, perhaps a little bit of wind. she weather on the northern flank of that as it just slides its way across the in peninsula. some rain coming in to so glen 17 celsius, 17 celsius, dr. sunny for beijing, there's that. what to whether it's a central parts of china. japan generally dry, at least thr

u. s russian and japanese crew spent five months at the international space station there. spacex capsule splashed down in the gulfco just off the florida coast near tampa earlier in the evening. the mission was led by nasa's nicole man from petaluma and the first native american woman to fly in space man as a member of northern california's while lackey of the round valley indian tribes the warriors are celebrating one of the most exciting victories of the season. golden state built beat the milwaukee bucks and over time a team with the best record in the nba. this was an exciting game. the final score 1 25 to 1 16 steph curry led the warriors in scoring 36 points. he was fun to watch. this was his first home game since suffering a leg injury in early february. and there was an emotional scene outside of san francisco's chase center shortly before last night's game, where historic like thompson surprised a 15 year old boy with a new custom made wheelchair. leo noriega of santa rosa lost the use of his legs due to a battle with cancer that began when he was just six years old. he has dreams of playing wheelchair b

gulf countries, but also on an, a political and on a military level. and this is of course, also a signal that a sent out an order that a send to the u. s. and to the west and general and sons of carpal here in germany . thank you so much. thank you. and we want to keep talking about beijing's involvement in this deal with clifford coon in our resident, china analyst clifford a deal brokered by beijing. how significant is this for she and us government? i think it's very significant because basically we've seen china's economic rise for many years and we've seen its military rise the way it's been building up its army. but for the longest time, it's want to match that rise with a sort of a diplomatic muscle that it's never really hard. and it's been under pressure to do more internationally to, to be a better global player and am so in this way, it's very important. and development, it's also the week that's been in us. it's been quite a week for chinese foreign policy. it began at the national people's congress where she campaign. i'm named the u. s. which m as as a, you know, a negative in, in chinese development, which normally you wo