the warnings were issued is far away as the us west coast, with a live pictures out of los angeles. now, the national tsunami warning center in the us said the west coast, which is including california, oregon, washington, alaska, and the canadian province of british columbia could face strong currents and waves . and as we heard f.

eruption in the pacific triggers tsunami warnings across a vast area, including japan and the entire us west coasthello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. in the next few hours, novak djokovic will hear whether or not he'll be allowed to remain in australia. the government says the world number one tennis player, who hasn't been vaccinated against covid, is a threat to public health. his lawyers are appealing, describing the latest decision to cancel his visa, as irrational. shaimaa khalil reports from melbourne. free the refugee! once again, novak djokovic is in detention, and once again, the world number one is challenging the cancellation of his visa. in court documents which were released today, we learned that the immigration minister alex hawke made his decision because the player's presence in australia may foster anti—vaccination sentiment. the tennis star's legal team says the argument was invalid and irrational, and that deporting him would potentially undermine support for the vaccination programme. we want novak djokovic to play! and while some of djokovic�*s

volcanic eruption of tongue that triggers tsunami alerts across the pacific from japan to the us west coast. ah, hello, i'm adrian. and again, this is al jazeera, alive from doha, also coming up. well, number one tennis on novak joke of ich faces, a deportation hearing in melbourne, which could buy him from the australian open and the country for 3 years. the fust reported case of.

the warnings were issue is far away as the us west coast. we're seeing live pictures out of los angeles. now, the national tsunami warning center in the us said the west coast, which is including california, oregon, washington, alaska, and the canadian province of british columbia could face strong currents and waves . and as we heard from our correspondent rope reynolds, people have been edge to stay out of the water. and yet, as you can see from these pictures, people aren't necessarily following those orders and people actually surfing on these wives. so just repeating that information, that toner has witness to the biggest on the c volcanic eruption in decades. it's triggered as soon nami warning, in its largest island. and there has been warnings across the pacific and as far away as the west coast of the us. by gene has reported its those community case of the army, chrome variance, the positive cases from the cities wolf, western high d on district the countries less than 2 weeks away from staging. the winter olympics with beijing is o

they were option triggered several soon. army warnings, including in hawaii and on the us west coast. while the galapagos islands are known as the living laboratory of evolution, because their remote location provides refuge for many unique species of flora and fauna. ecuador has now joined its neighbors to expand the marine reserve around the islands. that means a stronger protection for the regions wildlife. the galapagos marine reserve is one of the few places on earth where hammerhead sharks can be seen in their hundreds. but their migration roots were still relatively unprotected until now. the endangered species is hunted for its fins, and often ends up traps in fishing nets. by expanding their reserve ecuador hopes to help protect the key migration roots of the hammer head, as well as many other marine species from industrial fishing sit on, but on law, there will be no mining activities allowed in the 30000 square kilometers. beaver really won't. people it will be preserved area where critically endangered ecosystems, young migration roots and feeding areas are protected. you

of tonga and fiji eruption triggered several soon. ami warnings, including in hawaii and on the us west coast. let's get an update from the blend asleep now and saturday's top of the table clash featured the spicy pairing of 7th placed union berlin against the surprise team of the season. so far . hoffen haim who came into this match 3rd in the standings. but away at o. n yawn hoffen hines unbeaten run of 7 matches, came to an end with the berliners winning to one guest from the hall from harm heads, a more enterprising stalk. and they got on the skull sheet of the 22 minutes. no big celebration, feel. it was an ongoing by leon timor. bon garter, who headed, he lost a booze cross into his own net. a deserved leads. at last, it only a handful of minutes as under the earth folders i'mma equalized with this header. unlucky lung was boy bouncing off hoffen on people oliver bowman in into the net. nearly another own goal of those ones. it gave oftentimes elite one ones as go at half time. and after a hartford, 2nd half, anyone got lucky once again was lots of happy, bounces, befall gillis approved

eruption in the pacific triggers tsunami warnings across a vast area — including japan and the entire us west coast life — we speak to a bafta winning writer who reimagined one of his masterpieces for modern times. i was pleasantly surprised how funny i was pleasantly surprised how funny i found i was pleasantly surprised how funny ifound it, actually, in the real

the tsunami, triggered by the eruption caused flooding on parts of the us west coast and japan.ce, where the satellites caught the moment the huge underwater volcano let loose, sending a cloud of ash and rock 20 kilometres high and at least 500 kilometres wide. that's an ash cloud that could stretch from london to edinburgh. somewhere beneath it is the tiny island kingdom of tonga. the first thing to hit the island was the shock wave. then came the rushing waters of a tsunami, smashing into sea walls and flooding what here appears to be a church. next, day turned to night as the ash begun to fall. these pictures are reportedly from saturday afternoon as people were trying to flee from the coast. in new zealand, prime minister jacinda ardern said communication with tonga remains difficult. shops along the coast have been damaged and the significant clean—up will be needed. the island is covered in thick film of volcanic dust, but otherwise conditions are calm and stable. the hunga tonga—hunga ha'apai volcano has been active since mid—december, but saturday's eruption was in a com

across the pacific in that that warning stretch to the bay area as well as other parts of the us west coast. this is a look at the damage along the new zealand shore line, where many boats were submerged in high water. we understand it could take several days to get the full scope of the damage in tonga itself. video streamed live on social media yesterday gives you an idea of how swells of water overwhelmed neighborhoods after that volcanic eruption. australia has already promised aid to help the island recover and the bay area is home to a large tongan community. ktvu greg liggins spoke to some bay area tongans who are still awaiting word tonight from loved ones. tokyo marijuana's in redwood city was serving up traditional tongan comfort cuisine sunday to local tongans who can use all the comfort they can get because they are waiting to learn the fate of loved ones. really, we don't know we have no communication at all. anna leiden splits her time between utah and the bay area and showed us a picture of her mother's birthday gathering in tonga. taken just hours before the eruption and tsu

undersea volcanic eruption of toner triggers. synonymy alerts across the pacific from japan to the us west coast. ah. hello, i'm darn jordan. this is al jazeera live from doha, also coming up. tennis, dont know. bakovich faces a deportation hearing in melbourne, which could buy him from the australian open and the country for 3 years. the 1st reported case of armstrong in beijing prompts.

eruption in the pacific triggers tsunami warnings across a vast area — including japan and the entire us west coastand as celebrations begin to mark the playwright moliere�*s life — we speak to a bafta winning writer who reimagined one of his masterpieces for modern times. i was pleasantly surprised how funny i was pleasantly surprised how funny i found i was pleasantly surprised how funny ifound it, actually, in the real i°y ifound it, actually, in the real joy of it and the real genius of the artist, really, is the comic structure. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. if you're watching in the uk a court in australia is meeting to decide whether the serbian tennis star, novak djokovic, can stay in the country and attempt to win a record twenty—one grand slams. three judges at the federal court will decide whether the australian immigration minister, alex hawke, was right to revoke djokovic�*s visa for the second time this month, on the grounds that the unvaccinated player's presence could risk fuelling opposition to covid vaccinations. i'm joined now by the bbc�*s p

tonga, the island close sketch closest to this volcano, but also had tsunami alerts across the us west coast and japan. what does this say about the strength of this eruption? it say about the strength of this eru tion? , , ., say about the strength of this eru tion? , , . .,, eruption? it tells us that there was enou:h eruption? it tells us that there was enough energy _ eruption? it tells us that there was enough energy released _ eruption? it tells us that there was enough energy released in - eruption? it tells us that there was enough energy released in this - eruption? it tells us that there was | enough energy released in this very short lived blaster that was able to exploit water, push water out of the way and create this shock wave that sent ripples are literally across the globe. it goes to show you how far—reaching volcanic impacts can be when there are people in washington state and japan worrying about something that literally happened on the other side of the globe. the most destructive tsunamis generated by earthquakes, what do we make of this that it is an underwater volcano

the tsunami triggered by the eruption caused flooding on parts of the us west coast and japan.e underwater volcano let loose, sending a cloud of ash and rock 20 kilometres high and at least 500 kilometres wide. that's an ash cloud that could stretch from london to edinburgh, and somewhere beneath it is the tiny island kingdom of tonga. the first thing to hit the island was the shockwave. then came the rushing waters of a tsunami, smashing into seawalls and flooding what here appears to be a church. next, day turned tonight as the ash to fall. these pictures are reportedly from saturday afternoon, as people were trying to flee from the coast. in new zealand, prime ministerjacinda ardern said communication with tonga remains difficult. shops along the coast have been damaged and a significantly clean—up will be needed. nuku'alofa is covered in a thick film of volcanic dust, but otherwise, conditions are calm and stable. the hunga—tonga—hunga—ha'apai volcano has been active since mid—december. the eruption sent a tsunami wave right across the pacific ocean. i'm sure we'll find out

the tsunami triggered by the eruption caused flooding on parts of the us west coast and japan.moment, a huge underwater volcano let loose, sending a cloud of ash and rock 20 kilometres high and at least 500 kilometres wide. that is an ash cloud that could stretch from london to edinburgh. somewhere beneath it is the tiny island kingdom of tonga. the first thing to hit the island was the shock wave. then came the rushing waters of a tsunami, smashing into to walls and flooding what here appears to be a church. next, dating tonight. the ash began to form. these pictures are reportedly from saturday afternoon as people were trying to flee from the coast. the new zealand prime minister said communication with tonga remains difficult. ,, ., , , communication with tonga remains difficult. ,, ., ., difficult. shops along the coast have been _ difficult. shops along the coast have been damaged. _ difficult. shops along the coast have been damaged. the - difficult. shops along the coast| have been damaged. the island difficult. shops along the coast. have been damaged. the island is cov

how unusual is it that on the west coast of the us, you're getting warnings about a volcanic eruption, as you mentioned, some 12 hours fly away. oh yeah, i mean, here we are on constant earthquake watch mean light goes on is normal, but you know, we're always concerned that they go, quake is come in. it's so cool. big one. and you know, you'll be woken up a few times here at 4 o'clock in the morning by a tremor about just a way of life. we are aware here that soon, all these are risk. i mean, if you drive along the pacific coast highway, which runs all the way along the coast have in los angeles, particularly there are lots of sign to say this is a soon all me warning area. so they have science pointing how to get away how to get away from the boss, it's a higher ground. now fortunately, this is quite a mountainous area as well. so it is fairly easy to get to the. b ground, you know, fairly quickly as long as there's not a huge rush. people also on the roads trying to do the same thing. so we are aware that soon all means a risk and is always the concern of what will happen when this

you're going from minus 22 to a high, 0 on wednesday, and right back into the freezer on thursday, us west coast. it's calm here, we do have some snow role enough, the rockies into colorado, and that's moving further toward the east and for central america, that disturbance in the gulf of mexico. it's going to kick back some weather around the bay of can patching heavy falls to be expected for ecuador as capital. keep. so and to the south, we've had more record breaking here. this is the northeast of argentina. pretty close to about $41.00 degrees that will continue on tuesday. and these storms still stuck around the river plate region. it's been raining non stop for the past week in the month of the dale area that you're up the season. ah, the weather sponsored by katara always. ah, ah, ah all ah, this is al jazeera ah! here watching that is our life from a headquarters and del high and setting up a gauge are coming up in the next 60 minutes. france condemns the crew and burkina faso emanuel. my call says he's been assured the deposed president is in good health and not being threatens police i

incoming storms as they approach us on west coast. this is something of a pattern change we are starting to see in long-range weather models. high pressure hangs on. that storm track gets started this weekend may be staying north for a while. for friday, a little rain at times. we clear out for the weekend. patchy fog. san francisco, mid to upper 50s. inland valleys, upper 50s to near 60. more low 60s as we head through the middle part of next week. that seven day forecast starting to trend drier. friday, one more chance for rain and more sunshine from the weekend and beyond into next week. >> we appreciate now that sunshine that's coming. >> we do. the warmer temperatures. i went outside bundled up and i was like, why am i hot? >>> up next, if you feel lucky, this could be your number. tonight's powerball drawing. stay with us. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror m

for us here on the west coast, the entire bay area is under an advisory right now. look at how high the waves crashed over a sea wall in pacifica earlier today. so far, we have seen minor flooding in some areas but no major damage. >>> tonga's consulate says there is still no internet or other forms of communication. it has been hard to find out what's going on. the consulate wrote on twitter that the damage is extreme, but the people of the kingdom are strong and they are sending prayers. these are pictures from the consulate on twitter. you can see how high the water was after the waves hit. >> tonga's population of more than 60,000 people in this year, we talked to one resident who said his family here is concerned about relatives and friends back in tonga. he saw the videos of the wave ravishing coastal communities heart breaking. >> have you been in contact with anybody? >> yesterday. before it went off. >> they knew it was going to go? >> yeah. >> what were they saying. >> scared. >> really scared. the volcano was just 40 miles north of tonga's main island. >>

america and it's all about the severe winter, whether that's been gripping the us and canada, in particular, the west and east coast of the us. but look at that on tuesday. it clears up nicely along that east coast is once again the west that sees the wind to weather pulling in. so we're seeing more heavy snow for washington and oregon heavy rain as well, which could cause some flash flooding in coastal areas. and we've got some watches out for strong winds. now, by the time we get to wednesday, a lot of that snow is going to shimmy off towards the east, across the rockies. we are seeing temperature still come down though across the western coast, and there will be more wind to weather on the way and is more winter weather on the way for the mid west and the great lakes. we're going to see snow fall in toronto, and that's going to cause quite a dramatic drop in temperature will be minus 6. by the time we get into thursday. but there is going to be some warmth around on the east coast and down in the south, a change in the wind is going to warm things up. we're going to see the temperature in places like houston pic

us. meantime, the west coast woke up to tsunami warnings from a volcanic eruption on the south pacific island of tonga over the weekend. take a look at this. this is new footage from the blast from japan's a satellite. the eruption triggering a tsunami warning for more than just the west coast, australia, new zealand, japan, another south pacific islands were also alerted with people in alaska reportedly hearing the sonic boom. but the eruption is causing major issues on the main island of tonga, communication with the island has been limited since saturday, residents described the scene as moonscape from the tsunami and volcanic ash fall. at least one person was found dead and a full scope of the impact. well, that's still not known tonight. a new zealand is flying water and other supplies to talk tomorrow. experts say the water levels continue to fluctuate along the california coast after that massive volcanic eruption. also nami warnings. they have been lifted after 2 to 3 foot swells reach shores on saturday throughout california. the hardest hit area with santa cruz with some coastal flo

us and canada. in particular, the west and east coast of the us. but look at that on tuesday. it clears up nicely along that east coast is once again the west that sees the winter weather pulling in. so we're seeing more heavy snow for washington and oregon heavy rain as well, which could cause some flash flooding in coastal areas. and we've got some watches out for strong winds. now, by the time we get to wednesday, a lot of that snow is going to shimmy off towards the east, across the rockies. we are seen temperatures still come down though across the western coast and there will be more wind to weather on the way. and it's more winter weather on the way for the mid west and the great lakes. we're going to see snow fall into rancho, and that's going to cause quite a dramatic drop in temperature will be minus 6 by the time we get into thursday. but there is going to be some warmth around on the east coast and down in the south, the change in the wind is going to warm things up. we're going to see the temperature in places like houston pickup once again to the early twenties. a

but the whole of the west coast of the us is on alert, is on standby because the fee to get this water is coming, they just don't know where it's going to be was. i will not just talking about the united states, we're talking about the entire coast even further down towards chile, chile is now going on because they're a phase of the water could hit the coast that on top of that, japan has extended its warning already. there was already one warning that the waters could be as high as a meta, and now there is a warning that those waters could hit 3 meters. and we've just heard of the last few minutes from new zealand prime minister to sender. all that he was saying that the fact that tom is cut off. this is a very worrying situation. they can assess just how bad things are in. so the thing doesn't say here, pretty okay at the moment. but in other parts of the world, adrian, they are incredibly concerned about further up the coast from you. so, and i know it's a long way away. what are you hearing from hawaii? well, so hawaii was on alert because remember 6 our flight from here. so that i

thank you for getting up early with us on the west coast, we appreciate it.y, over to you. >> carley: staying on the covid topic, a legal blow to the new york mask mandate. a judge ruling last month's order from the governor cannot be enforced. the judge saying the state department of health has no authority to implement the mandate, they say it is up to the state legislator. new york instituted mask mandate that ended in june 2021. but reinstated after omicron surged in the state. the governor firing back at the decision saying "we strongly disagree with this ruling and are pursuing every option to reverse this immediately. college swimming coach association wants the ncaa to add spot to the championship for transgender athlete lia thomas, they say adding the spot would not take away a spot for the female swimmer. the group encouraging the one-time expansion after the ncaa voted to deter policy regarding transgender participation to the sport's governoring body. it would not prevept thomas from participating in the march championship in atlanta. men and wome

these are the freight rates being quoted by globally up 140% year over year from asia to the us west coasty prices are high at the white house is things should improve in the second half of this year, got to tell you most people looking at the situation say we will battle these high prices through the end of this year into 2023. stuart: i take the port of georgia, savanna, did not get much help from pete buttigieg and the guy you spoke to should be the next french rotation secretary. ashley: a good idea, i will suggest it. stuart: see you soon. virgin orbit just inked a massive deal with nasa. what is that about? lauren: investors limit. virgin orbit provides launch services for small satellites and they will continue to do so for nasa, a 5-year contract for a value of $300 million in this is commercializing satellite launch practices. virgin orbit will do it. stuart: this is the moment we get to the robot story. elon musk says the most important product for his company is not a car, it is the humanoid robot. lauren: i saw this coming because last month elon musk, the biggest problem is lo

so joining us discuss their boom west coast. i and tobin smith theo of transform any research. great, have you both on the show today? christy. let's start with you now. we know there's a federal reserve has been using this term of maximum employment as a target for months now. so are we finally approaching that target and do we know what it could mean for the feds timeline? so despite the poor job creation, last month's wages rose and the unemployment rate fell below the 4 percent level that the fed official feels is sustainable. so what that means is that there's really nothing to dissuade the fed from raising interest rate than march and shrinking its balance sheet soon after that. and that's the benchmark that they set . so they're going to try really hard to try to stick to it, even though it doesn't tell the full story. because as of mid december, the economy was missing about 3600000 jobs relative to the employment levels from just before the pandemic began. so there are basically 2 story lines here, unemployment rate improved, but the labor force participation rate and d

been seeing for a while now, continuing to see winter weather for the central and eastern us of the west coast dodging it and continuing to see our dry conditions. we also have had a lot of offshore winds lately. does it help to bump temperatures up as warm as we've been getting them off? shore winds continue most noticeable at the coast and in the north bay mountains, not aggressively windy, but still something you may notice is you're getting out there 60's for daytime highs across the board today. some of us will be flirting with the 70's and it's those same spots as we have been saying, like the south bay where san jose and campbell up to 68 degrees for your highs today. temperatures in the east bay anywhere from the low to mid 60's. another beautiful one going to feel pretty familiar at this point. fairfield and vacaville at 64 in sandra fell at 61. here's your look ahead. temperatures do get a little cooler into next week. the start of february insight on tuesday, february first comes along with those dry conditions that will continue through the end of next week. rihanna is back on this

us. >>> a huge infusion of west coast cash shaking up an election race in massachusetts. lyft has donated more than $14 million to activists working to put a gig workers law before voters there. the boston globe reports that the donation is the single highest in massachusetts state history. it is a replay of the ballot fight that we saw here in california in 2020 when prop 22 turned out to be the most expensive ballot measure in this state. now, while it passed, it is still tied up in the courts. now, the massachusetts proposal would classify ride share and delivery worker as contractors instead of employees. lyft could then avoid costs associated with employees like minimum wage, health benefits, and overtime. >> okay, this is a fun mystery. if you have some friends who just got engaged in san francisco, we would like you to take a look at something. here it is, a photo taken last friday of a happy couple framed against the rose tinted sunset shot. >> that's a spectacular photo. >> it looks fake, doesn't it? right at the golden gate bridge. the photographer who took it,

missile test that week and faa issued a ground stop of planes and very briefly paused depart use at some west coastundance of caution. it didn't last long, but it makes mow wonder does north korea has increased capability to make it a bigger threat to the u.s. right now? >> well, they are testing hypersonic live vehicles and those pose a great threat to the united states because they can drop out of orbit and incinerate an american city with very little warning. the question that the biden administration needs to ask, which the trump administration should have asked, which is where did north korea get this technology, because the least likely explanation is they developed it on their own. the most likely explanation is they got it from china or russia, maybe both. >> you talk about how the biden administration and the trump administration have both failed in some ways in your eyes, but i wonder as well does north korea show that it -- that it sees the biden administration in a different light than the trump administration? is it treating this administration differently? >> probably not in terms of

sitting with us keeping the west coast, mild and dry all the rest of the country sees actual winter weatherng at some windy spots up in the north bay mountains today, but not exceptionally so. certainly nothing like the last weekend was now today's daytime highs will be solidly back into the 60's low 60's for san francisco and low to mid 60's along the coastline. temperatures for bayshore areas will also be low to mid 60's and our warmest spots yet again being the south bay with milpitas san jose campbell and santa clara flirting with the 70's late january day at 67, much the same for the east bay similar to yesterday with low to mid 60's for you and for the north bay. it will be that same range until you head to the coastline. that's where you'll find a couple 50's. now, as i mentioned tomorrow, we will see a few passing clouds, bright skies and they're just not as crystal clear as today. monday, you may see a drop of water, too, but that really is it. this is not a rainy forecast tuesday into wednesday, clear skies and cooler daytime highs to start the new month. >> reyna, john, thanks fo

america and it's all about the severe winter weather that's been gripping the us and canada, in particular, the west and east coast of the us. but look at that on tuesday. it clears up nicely along that east coast is once again the west that sees the winter weather pulling in. so we're seeing more heavy snow for washington and oregon heavy rain as well, which could cause some flash flooding in coastal areas. and we've got some watches out for strong winds. now, by the time we get to wednesday, a lot of that snow is going to shimmy off towards the east, across the rockies. we are seen temperature still come down though across the western coast, and there will be more wind to weather on the way. and it's more winter weather on the way for the mid west, and the great lakes are going to see snow fall into ron toe. and that's going to cause quite a dramatic drop in temperature will be minus 6 by the time we get into thursday. but there is going to be some warmth around on the east coast and down in the south . the change in the wind is going to warm things up. we're going to see the temperature in places like houston p

canadian prairies coming off the rockies right through to the northern plains as well as for the west coast of the us. things are calm here. los angeles. 20 degrees will be the high for you, but we are likely to see some severe storms roll across that gulf coast of texas. on monday, in time, the north wind still dragon down temperatures across areas of the caribbean, now said 18 degrees havana at $22.00. we take a closer look at havana, your overnight low off, down to 8. the record for january is 6 degrees, so getting pretty close to record breaking stuff. heavy falls for ecuador, the capital quito rate, through the andes, into the western portion of the amazon basin to be expected on monday. and it looks like the river plate region will duck and dodge some storms this time around. but still pouring rain and sal paulo, there's a red weather alert in play here. could see up to a 100 millimeters a bring seal later. ah, the coming of age story in the community liking to preserve a parity in an ever changing. well, i think on an ancient ritual to future generations award winning documentary to say well a

seeing high water 2, smoking warnings in fiji and thousands of kilometers away in the us, particularly here on the west coast. normally, it is earthquake for that of main concern hair, but soon armies caused by events far, far away are also a real risk right now. they're supposed to be staying off the beaches out of the water. but clearly that isn't happening. i was shows i could earn a toy for the circling the ball, which is probably is pretty unusual for west. well, so right. something soon army related, but so far we're still here. oh, very thing. yeah. even if like a one foot wave come through that smile. then went tearing down. i'm more worried about my mom. you like to why my go to therapy when there is it's it amy further up the coast, northern california. so some choppy, a water. the bay area waves up to a meet a higher than normal flooding in santa cruz 2 and hawaii getting strong waves and some minor flooding. this very much a watch and see situation and a warning of this eruption. 7 times more powerful than another one from the same volcano in december, may not be the last all the worst. and sulli

seeing high water, 2 smoking warnings in fiji and thousands of kilometers away in the us. particularly here on the west coast. normally it is earthquake for that main concern here. but soon, all these caused by events far far away are also a real risk right now. the supposed to be staying off the beaches out of the water . but clearly, that isn't happening. i was shows like you're in a tori for the circling of all which eyes probably is pretty an unusual for west. well, so right. something soon army related, but so far we're still here. oh, very same. yeah. even if like a one foot wave frontier, that smile then went here. so i'm more worried about my mom and i to why my go there thing when there is it's in amy further up the coast, northern california. so some choppy, a waters the bay area waves up to a meter higher than normal flooding in santa cruz 2 and hawaii getting strong waves and some minor flooding. this very much a watch and see situation and a warning of disruption. 7 times more powerful than another one from the same volcano in december may not be the last or the worst. fill of al jazeera los ang

this next system, way out in the pacific will approach the west coast and give us a chance for a coupleshowers early next week. i am emphasizing chance and slight in that because we are looking at low-range answers overall. they have been pushed back a little bit. yesterday, we were talking about sunday into sunday night, now we are looking at sunday night into monday for the best chance. even the best chance is a 20 to 30% opportunity for anything more than a trace of rainfall. if we don't get any rain out of this system and odds are, 70 to 80% that we will not get measurable rain out of this system, the next wave looks like it might be a ways down the line. changes in the long-range have painted a below-average chance of normal rainfall for the entire bay area and most of california. nevada up into oregon and idaho which takes us through the first five days of february. the two-week outlook for the claimant production center has an even larger area of expected below-average rainfall through the first third of february. eventually, we have to see this big area of high pressure breaking

now for the west coast of the us, things are calm here. los angeles 20 degrees will be the high for you, but we are likely to see some severe storms roll across that gulf coast of texas. on monday. meantime, the northwest still a dragon down temperatures across areas of the caribbean. not said 18 degrees. havana 22. we take a closer look at havana, your overnight low off, down to 8. the record for january is 6 degrees, so getting pretty close to record breaking stuff. heavy falls for ecuador, the capital key. so right through the andes, into the western portion of the amazon basin to be expected on monday. and it looks like the river plate region will duck and dodge some storms this time around. but still pouring rain in south polo. there is a red weather alert in play here, could see up to a 100 millimeters to bring feel later. control of the message is crucial. oil companies have become very good at recognizing ways for phrase what they want you to hear. we care about the environment you do to, you should buy our oil, be it for public opinion or profit. once you make people afraid, yo

. >> shannon: trace gallagher tracking it for us tonight from the west coast. thank you, trace. president biden says he's confident that the u.s. is on the right track in its fight against the covid-19 pandemic. yet it's mixed messaging from the white house that's causing much of the covid confusion. white house correspondent kevin -- that is very latest on how the administration is responding. >> good evening, shannon. while joe biden continues to insist this is a pandemic of the unvaccinated that simply isn't true. once more, the white house says it's "on the right track." the stats don't back that up either. with covid cases rising in all 50 states over the past two weeks with south carolina buckling under a 390% increase in cases, just over the past two weeks, rhode island surging to a nationwide worst 3,50048 infections per 100,000 residents. even worse, california and oregon have both experienced near 600% case growth after cases were on the decline in recent weeks. however, and this is important, omicron variant is still only half as likely to cause hospital and 91% less

it's emerged in the us that airports on the west coast were instructed to halt departures on monday nightea had launched another ballistic missile. an aviation official, without referring to the missile launch, said the shutdown only lasted minutes. pyongyang said the weapons test involved a hypersonic missile. a power cut has left at least 200,000 people in the argentine capital, buenos aires, without electricity in a heatwave. temperatures have reached 45 celsius in some parts of the country. increased demand for air conditioning and electric fans has led to the partial collapse of the grid in buenos aires. president biden is calling it a defining moment for us democracy. he was in georgia, calling on the us senate to create national rules for early voting and voting by mail, and to restore state voting laws meant to prevent discrimination. this is one of the big drives of the biden administration after many republican—controlled states introduced tighter voting regulations after the last presidential election. jim crow 2.0 is about two insidious things — voter suppression and election

seeing high water, 2 smoking warnings in fiji and thousands of kilometers away in the us. particularly here on the west coast. normally it is earthquake for that of main concern here. but tsunamis caused by events far, far away. also a real rest right now, they're supposed to be staying off the beaches out of the water. but clearly, that isn't happening. i suppose i could earn a toy circling the ball, which is probably it's pretty unusual for west. well, so sized something soon, army related but so far was still here. oh, very thing. yeah. even if like a one foot wave come through, that's smaller than what's here. so i'm more worried about my mom and i don't why my go to be 30. when there was a tsunami, a further up the coast, northern california. so some choppy, a waters the bay area waves up to a meet a higher than normal flooding in santa cruz 2 and hawaii getting strong waves and some minor flooding. this very much a watch and see situation and a warning. the disruption 7 times more powerful than another one from the same volcano in december may not be the last all the worst. fin. lavelle al jazeera los

this high pressure ridge just sits with us in really only ever expanding across the west coast. n us is keeping us dry and mild. that's a trend of weather that continues the rest of this week on into the weekend on into the beginning of next week to now 50's and 60's. are your daytime highs for the coast today while more and more of us will be in the 60's this afternoon. so yesterday was actually the coolest day of this forecast. the rest of this forecast ahead of us is going to be bringing some really mild feeling temperatures tomorrow and friday getting actually warmer than what you're seeing today opened in san leandro each right at 60 for your highs today. believe he'll also right at 60 degrees for today's daytime high. now, tomorrow, temperatures for bayshore and coastal cities won't change likely to see a bit of a bump in london by friday, saturday and sunday. some of our inland cities could actually be in the upper 60's. lots of sunshine. some chilly evening lows at times. still no chance of rain in the forecast bay bridge. it is actually been a bit of a slow one. we've se

the wes settled conditions to be expected here vancouver a high of 7 and same goes for the west coast of the us. we've got san diego in for 21 degrees on saturday. that's it, susan. ah, ah co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide had to reward merit and excellence and encourage creativity. the shape, tomato, award for translation and international understanding was found to promote translation and owner translators, and acknowledged that road and strengthening the bonds of friendship. and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches, hulu. ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, more than 80 people, including children, had been killed in 2 asked shrikes in yemen. the united nation says condemned the latest sacked by the sound he led coalition and has called on all sides. in the conflict begin dialogue. the us and russia have held what they say a front talks as they try to resolve their stand off of a ukraine. a russian chill built up on the near the ukrainian border has fueled weeks, have tension and raised phase of a conflict. well, le

but for the west coast of the us, things are quiet here. los angeles, 22 degrees and check this out. cold air has rushed as far south as miami, just 16 degrees. we look at the overnight temperature here, 3 degrees. it's not record breaking stuff. the record is minus 3, but cold to be sure. and there was northwind are also dragon down to temperatures and nasa havana, and also can coon just a high 22 degrees on sunday. heavy falls across the pacific coast of south america through the andes, into the western amazon basin. and those storms that were stuck in the river plate region have now moved further toward the north. and this is plaguing the southeast corner of brazil. rio de janeiro, 28 degrees. in sao paulo is some rock and storm through you with a high of 22. that's it, sir. the counting the call a rough now you off the full run is there were some must have stopped. markets have to say, the prices are 10 year high. well, because the cooking becomes even more on the portable nigeria, petroleum administer on reforming the nation oil sector. counting the costs on al jazeera, what we