u. s. gulf coast. now it did make land full in texas as a category one hurricane, but it was quickly downgraded, but it still brought to very heavy rain, strong winds and a storm surge. and that heavy rain is going to continue as it works its way across alabama and towards the florida panhandle. we could see up to 250 millimeters of rain full. that brings with a flash flood risk, as well as point a to risk from those strong winds. now elsewhere, we're also seeing a lot of rain on schedule for new york and for washington, d. c. thanks to a weather system that's pushed off shore, but it is going to keep that rain in play. we're also seeing some storms running across the great lakes and across into eastern parts of canada for the really wet and windy weather. we have to look to the west coast. we what, what the system is pounding british columbia, bringing with it some snow, some heavy rain and some stronger winds. now it's looking rather warm and dry across the west of the us and that's not helping wildf

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water, electricity. a night time curfew is in place in new orleans to stop for the crime off to the city was left in darkness. the leader of tubs, and he is main opposition party is appeared in court to face terrorism charges for even boy was arrested last month ahead of a plan meeting to demand constitutional reforms as a headlights backpack to china wealth. the news the news with me in the joint hearings of the house select committee to investigate covert arms transaction with iran and the select committee on secret military assistance to iran and the nicaraguan opposition will come to order. congress began to address what they perceived to be an insanely out of control series of covert actions with little to no congressional oversight. we have been supplying lethal weapons to cherish nations involving the u . s. government in military activities in direct contradiction of the law and lying through the congress. now i believe that democracy cannot revive that kind of abuse . and people like dick cheney

u. s. gulf coast last weekend. while the u . s. hasn't only been dealing with historic flooding this year, but severe droughts and wildfires to fire fighters are currently battling a huge blaze which is threatening home near lake tahoe, california. while the dixie fire, which is still burning, destroyed much of the town of greenville last month. large parts of the u. s. southwest are dealing with what's been labeled a mega droughts to decades of extremely dry conditions are being made worse by low amounts of winter snow, which usually melson replenishing the land. and in stark contrast, winter storm already brought unusually cold weather and snow to texas. and other southern states in february let's speak to andrew dorothy who is joining us live from washington d. c. he's the director of international governments relation that the nature conservancy, thanks so much for speaking to us on al jazeera. so i mean, look at these overlapping weather disasters as they're being described, taking place in the united states. andrew, to what

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity a night. tom curfew is in place in new orleans to stop the crime after the city was left in darkness. at least 4 people have died. deleted tubs, news, main opposition. parties appeared in court to face terrorism charges. freeman boy was arrested last month ahead of a plan meeting to demand constitutional reforms. he's charged with terrorism financing, and conspiracy. bowie says he was tortured while in police custody. as the headlines needs continue him now to 0 to shot world. ah, [000:00:00;00] i o. i. o i still we are responsible for the deployment of thousands of young americans to battle in a distant land. some will kill and some will be killed inside of the alarm conflict. filled with difficult questions about the relationship between war and peace and our effort to replace one with the other we come and now we've got tv pictures like all the temp said to the adams, you don't need to make them. don't get them tony. yes. oh um no, i pay the ah me ah ah, there were 5 months in a world war o

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity. and night time, kathy is in place in new orleans to stop the crime off to the city was left in darkness. thousands of fighters, the losing the battle against and out of control fire in northern california. the cow, the we'll fire, threatening south lake tahoe. tens of thousands have been ordered to leave. as the headlines coming up next al jazeera after s rise wild recovery. the telephone has taken control the scanning 20 years also it was the whole from power . the country now faces a new reality. how will that impact the people? events on falls in the will stay with us. the latest news and analysis promaxima dot org ah hello. well, continue to monitor. it's pretty calm rather windy out here amongst cause minds right fine. but the has been a real sense of urgency making this in the middle of panic that brought the welts for me. which started because we should be bringing nature to its name over 19 is just one of many illnesses that is built. i, which was for wildlife as we quite fran

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity, and nighttime curfew is in place in new orleans to stop the crime off to the city left in darkness that you 2 people have died in peru after boss plunged off a cliff. 20 others were injured in the crash. the fed such accident in the country and the space of 4 days. okay, there's a headline. news continues here on out is era off inside stories, stay with us. me . ah ah, north korea appears to have resumed its nuclear activity. it follows young warning . it will extend its program unless sanctions are lifted. what are the u. s. and his allies ready to engage in more diplomatic talk? this is inside toward ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program i'm during obligate. the un nuclear watchdog says north korea has restarted its main nuclear reactor. the international atomic energy agency released a report saying it has observed evidence of cooling water from the plant, indicating its in use. the 5 megawatt reactor is capable of producing weapons grade plutonium. that's one of the crucial elements needed to build nuclear weapons. the findi

u. s. gulf coast knocking out key infrastructure and damaging several refineries. 7 nursing homes in louisiana in order to close off the residence. we'll move to unsafe facilities ahead of harken ida. 7 patients died after they were evacuated to a warehouse which was being used as a temporary shelter. officials describe the conditions inside as dangerous residents who are reportedly left to sleep on mattresses on the floor without food or working generators. and more than half a 1000000 farmers of rallied in northern india, calling on the government to repeal laws, which they say damaging their livelihoods. many claim the measures which introduced last year fail to guaranteed minimum prices from ot fresh poverty metal report. the and with that cause farmers in india upping the ante. hundreds of thousands of them gather and was up and a good 3 hours drive away from new delhi. it's the largest rallies and farmers began protesting last november and it comes 6 months ahead of state elections. farmers have been protesting for 9 months, but the government has nothing he to the concerns. well, the go

u. s. gulf coast are being urged not to return home. 3 days after the category for hurricane swept through the region, more than more than a 1000000 homes and businesses are still without electricity and water. to more people have been confirmed dead bringing the police to 6 officials in the state are now warning about a shortage of medical care and emergency shelters. louisiana governor has called the struction catastrophic arch. lot of crazy stuff out there. boats on road houses on roads. everything is not over the whole night, but i've never seen so like gore there. so you and her date of birth is the windows all over the board is made. it will be on the ball is i don't know it on down the job to bring it to draw. that's going to cost me x amount of dollars as well. it's hard. meanwhile, us fire fighters say that they've made some progress in their battle to save communities in a popular resort area in california. but they've warned that strong winds are making it harder to stop the fire burning towards lake tahoe. the flames have scorched the 827 square kilometers of land in just 2 wee

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity at louisiana as governor called the destruction catastrophic. the nighttime curfew is in place in new orleans to storm. the crime of the city was left in darkness and their health concerns as the regions welters, in late summer heat, official se could take weeks to fully restore electricity. so for 4 people have died. phil laval has moved from la plus in louisiana. the only in the city itself fed okay, in times of the damage from hurricane ida when it comes to the water release. but it's when you get outside of the main city area to places like this is la plus just north of new orleans as a city. that's where you see just the damage that was caused. the winds wrought through here, there is a huge amount of water. it was blown, we are told from a nearby lake and it is completely submerged. this area of the search and rescue operation is going on. they going door to door. there is no way of getting down these roads. i mean, this is an actual road that leads up to the freeway. so what was happening is people having to go buy both volu

u. s. gulf coast last weekend. it caused more flooding. as it moved to the northeast, new jersey, new york and pennsylvania are the worst head states. 45 people have been killed in the region. we have our white house correspondent, kimberly hallett standing by for us in washington dc. but 1st christians, salumi is joining us from elizabeth and new jersey to tell us what you're seeing. where, where you are kristin and what's the latest from their well, new jersey suffered the highest death toll from this weather event. it's now up to 25 people. 2 people were added today and 6 people are still missing. so those numbers could rise yet. i'm in the city of elizabeth new jersey where the governor is expected to be touring shortly because there's just so much damage here. a lot of the fatalities happened in this area. all of the holidays in new jersey were from flooding. and to give you a sense of just how strong the water was here, i want to show you behind me this vehicle. the water came up quickly here in new jersey, new york as well cause man

u. s. gulf coast without drinking water and electricity is the governor call the destruction catastrophic. bestowing power could take weeks. at least 4 people died for those were headlines and he's continues here on to 0 after the stream. stadium, thanks so much bye. for now. the city of cobbled has experience so much evil for decades, and this is another change to get used to. and one that's far from easy situation. for now, it's not clear. the people are just lost and confused. there are deep rooted fears about the erosion of basic price in particular for women and girls, despite assurances from the taliban and about return to true punishments for certain crimes. everybody will be safe, nobody's kid will be kidnapped again to rental. now together that feeling that way forward into the new reality use high. i semi ok for over 30 years. climate activists have been campaigning for climate action. but could my civil disobedience be the one thing that gets government to actually act? the climate justice group extension rebellion thing. so for the past 2 weeks, they have been staging a protes

u. s. gulf coast without electricity destruction in louisiana is catastrophic. and many of so stranded by flooding, restoring power could take weeks raising phase of a health crisis, as residents swelter and run low on drinking water. philip l reports now from class near new orleans. some on top of they are completely desperate here with the help. please, ida tore out rubes and windows ripped bricks out of wolf destroying lives and buildings in a few long hours. now they are pleading, let me go, please look him up with it. i want to go through your with you. i love what we appeal. we need some help, a plea, but where do you even begin from the sky? it is just water everywhere. roads now rivers. they look like boats, but they're actually cause residents just have to hope the engine holds out. almost all of the phones down here. ever since this thing started, we have no communication with anybody. some are getting on line to ask for help on social media. but here in la plus just north of new orleans, they are pretty much trapped. j owns for hotels, his 30 stuff ha

u. s. gulf coast last weekend. it caused more flooding as it moved to the northeast. new jersey, new york and pennsylvania are the worst hit states. 45 people have been killed in the region. chris is salumi standing by knows the best new jersey, but 1st let's go to our white house correspondent, kimberly how kate so the president now and louisiana. kimberly tell us a little bit more about what his plans are. well, the us president was to survey the damage caused by hurricane ida on his own. a really does make a difference when you set your eyes on the pictures on television and the a that are photograph just don't do it justice in terms of really understanding the scale and the scope. and so that's why the governor of louisiana invited the president down. not only does he want to ensure that the millions affected by the storm in his state get the support they need, but also, but it gets there quickly. you have to remember that when i hit shortly after whether 1000000 people without power, some of that is still not been restored. at half a 1000000 were without water. a

u. s. gulf coast last weekend. it caused more flooding as it moved to the northeast. new jersey, new york and pennsylvania are the worst hit states. 45 people been killed in the region. japan's prime minister, yes, she hid. suca says he won't seek re election of leader of the governing party. this month it sets the stage for his replacement after just one year and office su got took over after former leadership, so i be resigned last september sighting for help. soon as approval rating has since dropped below 30 percent of the nation struggles with its worst wave of cobra . 1900 infections. a general election is expected later this year. michael penn is president of the she gets the news agency that's an independent japanese new service. he says suga has struggled in the face of growing criticism. the fact that he's out as prime minister in the season is not, is not much of a surprise at all. although the, you know, the timing that it would happen. you know, within about 12 hours of him saying he was going to run. so like last afternoon he confirmed that he would be r

u. s. gulf coast. just weeks after hurricane either devastated the same region. nicholas may landfall as a hurricane, but was quickly downgraded and is now crawling across parts of texas and louisiana . its drenching the air with tranquil downpours and louisiana. the governor has warned a flash floods with drainage systems to blocked up from ida nicholas the expects to weaken to a tropical depression as it moves further inland. a team of would be astronaut, so hoping to make history on wednesday of the 1st all civilian crew launched into orbit the space ex flight is taking 1000000000 now and dropping it. jarrett isaac min and 3 of novices into space. from cape canaveral in florida for 3 days they'll be cramped into an area, measuring just 8 by 4 meters, and follows to civilian supplements of flights in july. i am a mission pilot and it's really special for me to hold that title because i'm going to be the 1st black female pilot of the spacecraft. there have been 3 black female astronauts have made it t

u. s. gulf coast last weekend. it caused more flooding. as it moved to the northeast. new jersey, new york and pennsylvania are the worst hit states. 45 people have been killed in the region. christmas salumi reports from new jersey. the ne woke up to flooded cities and impassable streets. many had to be rescued as the remnants of hurricane either made their way north more than 3 days after 1st making landfall. thousands of kilometers away in louisiana. there were even tornadoes, seeming to catch heavily populated big cities like philadelphia, off guard. with the record rain fall. serious flooding caused the complete shut down of the subway system. the new york borough of queens suffered the most fatalities in the city, at least 12 resident dying as water flooded basement apartment. the 1st crisis for new york's new governor, the human loss, which is hard to imagine that people simply in their cars, in their homes basements to come to the ravages of a brutal storm. and their families must just be in such pain this morning. in new jersey, governor phil murphy was out ea

u. s. gulf coast are now being merged, but not to return home. 3 days after the category for hurricane swept through the region where that a 1000000 homes and businesses are still without electricity and water. to more people has been confirmed dead bringing the tally to 6 officials in the state or no warning about a shortage of medical care and emergency shelters, louisiana governor high school that destruction catastrophic. are lot of crazy stuff out there. like boats on road houses on roads, everything's not over the whole night, but i've never seen them like for you and eric in all the windows, all no rain bought in, made it spring because the ball is i don't know it on down the job to bring the drawings are gonna cost me x amount of dollars as well. it's hard for us fire fighter say they've made some progress in their battle to save communities in a popular resort area in california. but they've warned that strong winds are making it harder to stop the fire burning towards lake tahoe, the flames of scorched 827 square kilometers of land in just 2 weeks around $50000.00. people have been

say pretty much from the gulf of mexico rate through to mexico's pacific coast, affecting acapulco u. s. gulf states. okay. we still need the umbrellas here because we've got this wave of moisture moving across some heavier falls can be found through alabama. we may have something tropical trying to develop india by and take care. so here it is on saturday, i'm going to press play. let's see where it goes on sunday, looking like a could crash into newfoundland. this is about a week after we just were dealing with a hurricane there. so something we are watching carefully in time for the west, moisture late in system, spreading rain across british columbia trying to get into alberta 31 degrees in regina, but the weather also seeping down into washington, oregon, and northern portions of california. or of course we've got the colder and dixie wildfires, so this rain desperately need it. the in hong kong has become a dangerous business. one or one east and those who refuse to be silent. for now, is there me ah, al jazeera as a use all i oh dearie, is longer serving president of the 0 with t

u. s. is looking quite so hot in the south west, but around the gulf coast. things don't look so good. in fact, he's zoom in there because by sunday and monday to be rain and significant rain, i think coming up from mexico across the border into texas. this is jim i. the orange represents the heaviest of rain, but it step back 24 hours because i say wake me. weakness means significant rain through this part of mexico and a few big chows elsewhere, particularly in a spot near la. but i think otherwise is fairly drawn to the get out to columbia south american particulars, looking quite, quite at the moment has been flooding significant funding in northern columbia. and that could carry on then this, the bit of the gap charles are returning to some parts of the house and they're not many asencion at 37 degrees. casing point is this young of temperature is far too high for where it is. it will cool down significantly, but it will take 3 days. the how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. now, there are fewer

. heavy falls for the pacific coast of mexico, and we've got some driving rain for costa rica affecting san jose with the high 26 degrees. stellar weather for the u. s. gulf states and abundance of sunshine. here in new orleans 29, dries out in miami with a height of 30 degrees. what and windy conditions for canada is east coast. this is clipping st. john's with a high of 16 degrees. if we go to canada as other coast, british columbia moister late in system here, a plague and vancouver, we could see upwards of about 70 millimeters of rain and winds clipping to 60 kilometers, so a full on fall storm here. further toward the south, we've got some what weather for arizona impacting phoenix with a high of 31. that sure update. catch you later. the who's the i'm harry davies and the kimberly in western australia or indigenous communities, attaining with scientists to create a new approach to marine conservation. first thing you learn, but we even that the government i'm a firm and do any reporting from review. if you're going to try, protecting by diversity defending themselves against the legal invaders birth, brian: oh no, there's era me the the me you're wa

trying to find the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. photos taken by marine officials to show the slate more than 3 kilometers off the coast of the u. s. states of louisiana to days of hurricane ida hit the region. he's elan is the correct of ours restrictions in all regions except it's largest city, oakland from cheese day. it's recorded 20 you cases. those are your headlines coming up next is whiskey it all seriously part 2 of a special investigation. one, when a visit western history is only youth detention center and travels to the remote out town, where many of the indigenous inmates come from one to 0, me lose lose in a country ravaged by years of civil war. sierra leone is now on the road to recovery. but the ruinous effects of the conflict continued to be felt. ah, 50 percent of the population is a new trend. drinking water, it's gas, electricity practically non existent. while there had been improvements on the country's infrastructure, daily life a most is still a struggle. ah, i oh, i want to know the monday run the transport business. after one of his drivers had an accident, he takes to the road. he has to deliver a spat

. heavy falls for the pacific coast of mexico, and we've got some driving rain for costa rica affecting san jose with the high 26 degrees. stellar weather for the u. s. gulf states and abundance of sunshine. here in new orleans 29, dries out in miami with a height of 30 degrees. what and windy conditions for canada is east coast. this is clipping st. john's with a high of 16 degrees. if we go to canada as other coast, british columbia moister late in system here, a plague and vancouver, we could see upwards of about 70 millimeters of rain and winds clipping to 60 kilometers, so a full on fall storm here. further toward the south, we've got some what weather for arizona impacting phoenix with a high of 31. that sure update. catch you later. the discover a world of difference determination. i'm coming down. we are moving freedom shot. so the 16 people corruption and compassion, the al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. oh, a welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al jazeera vote counting has begun in germany's general election. exit polls show the 2 main parties, the s p d and c, d u c. s 2 alliance are ru

coast lashing the u. s. state was powerful winds and heavy rain. the tropical storm came ashore near the eastern part of the matter gord peninsular, and picked up strength in the gulf of mexico. monday becoming a category one. hurricane with winds of 120 kilometers an hour apple house really software to fix a security floor that allows hackers to in fact, i phones and all the devices without a single click from uses such a say they captured the malicious code from pegasus spyware, made on his railey company. okay, does he headlines nice, continues and they're off to witness dispatches from don's revelation. how many nukes is too many new america has in many ways driven the arms race parties are much more like the british parties. there are fewer regulation to own a tiger than their our own a dog. how can this be happening? your weekly take on us politics and, and that's the bottom line. the the the why you the allies in the you know, what i can you been with me the want to have for you? they are gonna let us i'm the mother in law. no one on the number of anything going on. you know what let me no one machine gun. no, no, no. the guy who came on me. no, no, no, no,

trying to find the thought of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. photo taken by marine officials show the slick moon the 3 kilometers off the coast of the u. s. state of louisiana. just days off the hurricane. ida hit the region. it's believe to be coming from an offshore drilling site. although handbell is a senior ocean's campaign, greenpeace usa. he says the slick was predictable. this is happening again and again and again, because we're putting critical fossil fuel infrastructure in the, in the direct line of climate change impacts in an area that is repeatedly getting pummeled by, by ever increasing more powerful storms as well as, as well as sea level rise so while i am, i'm very concerned, it's also just sort of a fed up moment that this, that we just don't learn from past mistakes and it happens again. and again, this is an extremely vulnerable region. as at any lay person can, can see it is pummeled again and again by very strong hurricanes. but on top of it being sort of in a direct path, the hurricanes tend to tend to head towards it is also extremely low line. this is, this is, this is land, it's just above sea level. some islan

find the source of an oil spill in the gulf of mexico. photographs taken by marine officials, so show that slick more than 3 kilometers off the coast of the u. s. state of louisiana. just days after hurricane either hit the region, it's believe to be coming from an offshore drilling site. while nearly 100 year old film, real home rail from the silent era has been found in the u. s. city of chicago. that masterpiece was discovered thanks to the pandemic. as john henry report, a man in his dog murder, a mustachioed villain, revenge into climactic twist ending. it's all captured in this 98 year old silent treasure called the 1st degree. last like most silent films for decades, i did scan the 1st degree on the machine, then came the pandemic, which gave olivia babbler time to view 5 unexamined reels of film and the chicago film archives. the 1923 silvers green classic had been sitting there since it was donated in 2006 in pristine condition. miraculous considering where it was discovered, it was being stored in peoria in a closet next to a water heater and nitrate film stock. which is flamel, so is certainly not meant to be stored in fluctuating t

gulf of mexico, it could turn into something tropical. but either way, it's going to strike the u. s. golf states with some heavy rain in time for the pacific coast of mexico. we've got this intensive fine area of low pressure and probably within the span of the next several days. this will turn into something next. stop or go into the desert south. why still heat alerts in play for southern areas of california and nevada vegas coming in at $42.00 on wednesday for western canada, fairly quiet. se for a few showers for the south coast british columbia. vancouver has a height of 23 degrees, disturbed weather across the great lakes and breezy conditions at times as well. for toronto is seen. those winds will say about 40 kilometers per hour. that moves further toward the northeast. as we head toward thursday for the top and as south america, it's our usual bursts of rain that we're seeing pretty much from the pacific coast right to the atlantic coast. but really the bigger stories as we head further south is vigorous disturbance around the river plate region spreading some very heavy rain, but also gusty condition. so montevideo, going to see gus th

to find the source for an oil spill in the gulf of mexico, photos taken by marine officials to show the slick more than 3 kilometers off the coast at the u. s. state of louisiana. just days of hurricane ida hit the region they gave as he had lines coming up next the stream stay. let us talk to al jazeera . we could what gives you hope that there is going to be peace because of the situation on the ground seems to be pointing, otherwise we listened. we were never on whatever road to off migration. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories on sierra ah i me okay, at the end of every stream episode i try to guess of the yeah. those relax conversations are very different to the live show. welcome to the bonus edition of the stream, a collection of tended discussions that i've never had on tv. and so now coming up the impact of kidnapping for ransom attacks in nigeria and in the u. k. the impacts of disruptive climate activists intent on forcing that government to take the climate quite seriously. the 1st half galveston as a return of taliban rule get share their recent experiences of interacting with taliban journalists. allie

coast, lashing the u. s. state with powerful winds and heavy rain came ashore now the eastern parts of mexico, the peninsula. the storm picked up strength and the gulf of mexico on monday becoming a category one hurricane with winds of 120 kilometers per o. u. s. president joe biden is pushing for more resources to fight climate change visits. western state pit point devastating wildfires. he met firefighters and idaho until the emergency officers of california. governor biden is trying to drum up support extra spending on infrastructure to better cope with the impact of climate change. we know the decades of forest management decisions have created hazardous conditions across the western fars, where we can't ignore the reality that these why are far wildfires are being supercharged by climate change. it isn't about red or blue state. it's about fires just fires. i can has more now from washington. oh, he's hoping to discuss with the local authorities how to better lee, come back to the ongoing wildfires that have been occurring in the west coast. but there's something else as well. and that is he seeking support for his trillion dollar infrastructu

coast, bringing powerful winds and heavy rain to the u. s. states came ashore near the eastern part of the matter. go the peninsula pickups from the gulf, mexico. monday, becoming a category one. hurricane with winds up to 20 kilometers in our us. president joe biden has post for more resources to fight climate change sharing visit to western states hit by wildfires. he met firefighters in idaho and to the emergency offices of california as governor. austin is trying to drum up support for extra spending on infrastructure to better cope with the impact of global warming. my county has the latest from washington. oh, he's hoping to discuss with the local authorities how to better lee come back to the ongoing wildfires that have been occurring in the west coast, but there's something else as well. and that is he seeking support for his trillion dollar infrastructure bill. now, as part of that bill, he sees the combating of climate change as a very critical imperative that the baffling of climate change, he argues, can only increase the and better the economy. but it can also come to the type of wildfires that one has been seeing in recen

coast, lashing the u. s. state with powerful winds heavy rain. the tropical storm came ashore near the eastern part of the matter, gorda peninsula and picked up strength in the gulf of mexico on monday, reaching cats a great one. hurricane level with winds of 120 kilometers per hour. they are you headlines. the stream is next. you know, you can watch out for english streaming live and i get 2 channels. plus thousands of our programs, award winning documentary, and get new to port. ah, subscribe to youtube dot com forward slash al jazeera english. ah, i am josh rushing, sitting for phemie. okay, today and you are in the stream. as the brazilian amazon reached the point of no return. if you want to understand how the ramp, deep or station and fires are changing, the world's largest rain force. take a listen to this video from christopher covey. he's an assistant professor of environmental studies. it's getting more college. we've been concerned. the deforestation is driving the amazon to a catastrophic tipping point. now it looks like we may already be there, instead of acting as the enormous thing for atmospheric c o 2, that at once did human activity in the base

coast, lashing the u. s. state with powerful winds and heavy rain. the tropical storm came ashore near the eastern part of the massive golden peninsula and picked up strength from the gulf of mexico on monday, reaching category one hurricane level, with winds of a 120 kilometers an hour. now murders of environment activists and land defenders have hit record high in 2020. this is according to report from the campaign group, global witness. 227 people were killed while protecting land rivers and natural resources. and as others under run reports from columbia, most of them were in latin america. despite covered 19 restrictions last year was a dead list on record for environmental activists. a trail of blood, the campaign group, global witness says, killed $227.00 people around the world. like my own j look sarcastic. mother kayla who was shot dead in her living room for campaigning about an open cast mine in south africa. my mom lived with a case for my my mom was just a person who wanted to make sure that all the proper person do procedures are followed. so that both the mine and the community to came from this the report, paying for harrowing picture of escalating viol

coast, bringing powerful winds and heavy rain to the u. s. h. it came ashore near the eastern part of the matter. go to peninsula, the storm picked up strength and the gulf of mexico on monday, becoming a category one hurricane with winds of 120 kilometers per year. as president joe biden has pushed for more resources to fight climate change. during a visit to western states, hit by wildfires, he met firefighters in idaho and toward the emergency offices of california. governor biden is trying to drum up support for extra spending on infrastructure to better cope with the impact of global warming. we know that decades of forest management decisions have created hazardous conditions across the western fars or we can't ignore the reality that these why are far wildfires are being supercharged by climate change. it isn't about red or blue state, it's about fires just fires. apple has really software to fix a security floor that allowed hackers to infect iphones and other devices without use as clicking on anything. researchers say they captured the malicious code from pegasus spyware, made by the israeli company. and so good. it was used to hack the phone o

gulf coast. tonight we'll have an update on rain and potentially dangerous flash flooding. plus he suffered and continue to suffer because no one at fbi u s a g or the u. s opc did what was necessary to protect us? powerful and emotional testimony today from simone biles and other top gymnasts on capitol hill as they detailed abuse at the hands of larry nassar and how investigators didn't take their claims seriously. the athletes, in fact, say the fbi lied to them and a big cool down today, temperatures off as much as 15 degrees overworked they were last night at this time to cool down is on chance of showers in the five day i'll see you back the five day i'll see you back here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ pacifica. the crash was reported about 2 20 this afternoon on highway one near tom lantos. tunnel crews were on the scene now trying to recover the car. they went a few 100 ft down and landed on the beach. right now just one lane of highway one is open and traffic control is in place. search is underway for a possible missing kayaker off the cemetery county coast. several agencies, including the coast guard and cal f