up the atlantic, and it's now closing in on bermuda, looking to sideswipe, the island here at ward the west, but it will maintain its strength as a category for hurricane. but let's remember just a few weeks ago that we had storm earl, pass toward the east, but again, fiona, looking to pass toward the western side of the island there. okay, let's fast for this. put it in to play on friday and look at this. we have fiona racing up at the atlantic here. but again, that's the forecast on friday. so let's see what happens on saturday. this is looking to make landfall in canada, nova scotia province. i think around cape breton island. and the water is in this area running in some cases about $5.00 to $10.00 degrees above average. so that is going to provide fuel to the storm. now at this point, it's looking like saturday morning local time for nova scotia, and it's going to make that land for the winds will be sustained at a 155 kilometers per hour. that's equivalent to category to strength conditions, about 12 meter high wave. but all of that to say that this could be a historic storm for atlan

if it were not for this criminal connivance of hypocrisy, if the west forced its wards in kiev to observehe elementary human rights to respect their fellow citizens, above all their right to life, no special operation on our part would be required. russian russian-speaking citizens were declared open to the authorities of ukraine in these regions not by people, volodymyr zelensky, in an interview last august , said that everyone who considers himself russian loves the russian language for his own good and the benefit of his children should get out of ukraine to russia, now residents of donbass, kherson zaporozhye regions , are fulfilling his cynical recommendation, returning to their homeland and at the same time taking with them the land on which their ancestors lived for centuries. of course, the fact that we managed to save from the tragic scenario that unfolded on in the donbass, the population of crimea, who in 2014 chose to return to russia, then we heard all the same accusations of aggression. but over these 8 years, life in crimea has changed for the better . people live without f

central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly ways which continued to post their way further west was pushing over to ward senegal to was the gambia over the next day or so. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo, a few showers there in the eastern parts of kenya, eastern areas of tanzania. so whether to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa, i saw official ally of the journey debating the issues of the day for you, so it's always been criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just numbered. there people are families and our friends and our community members on our online i, jewel, voice fisma to iep don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with the political solution as climate change progresses, there are some people who are pleated, that they're just going to have to made. there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now j 0 will ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top stories, as our ukranian forces are regaining terri

moscow and kiev practically agreed on a way out of the crisis, but at the last moment the west pulled up their ukrainian wardste suggestions. we agree. our partners want to meet quietly, so that no one knows about it , please, because talking is always better than not talking, but in the situation that we are now russia well, it simply won't take any first steps. the main international platform, moscow still sees it reforming the organization, namely the security council, is actively promoting the collective west in the security council, they want to include japan and germany, whose positions are identical to those of the americans, russia insists on expanding beyond at the expense of the idea and brazil so that the organization has as many different opinions as possible, they sounded continuous about the western way denis davydov and maria egorova . more to other news new external varieties of vegetables and fruits, innovative bread and other useful developments were shown in the botanical garden of moscow state university, scientists from all over russia gathered there to talk about the latest achievements

central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly ways which continued to post their way further west was pushing over to ward. so cynical to was the gambia over the next day or so. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo, a few showers. there are 2 eastern parts of kenya, eastern areas of tanzania. so whether to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa. ah, but from imprison dissidents to inspirational leader. from founding the independent states, to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing. in the conclusion of a 2 part documentary seems a jesse a world expose the wise to power of the 1st year of an independent bosnia herzegovina. is a bag of rich from prisoner to presidents on a jessina. ah, ah, ukrainian chiefs we take city.

cross much of north africa, nor the maria could see one or 2 showers, plenty of showers there across southern parts of west africa. with heavier downpours heading over to wards. she already had the weather sponsored by a cat on a ways debating the issues of the day frog use as always, dan criminalized around the boundaries of races under members. there people or family or friends, american union members on air or online jewel voice this minute to we don't believe in dialogue. political crisis must be off with the political solution as climate change progress is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to make. there is no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now g 0. ah ah, he watching out this era, reminder of our main store is now russian, back to authorities and for reasons of ukraine. so the results of a 5 day referendum showed people have overwhelmingly voted to join the russian federation. keep on its western eyes, say the boat is a sham. under senior russian official has issued the most serious nuclear threat so far in the warren ukraine, former president to meet them at the other. says even east nato we

though the west did not recognize the results of these votes. many western leaders already used very strong wards, saying that they will never recognize russia's claims on what they believe they steal. the ukrainian territory, the un secretary general, told the reporters that the move would violate the united nations charter and has no legal value. russia though, believes that it stays in line with the charlton, particularly it's aspect that states their right to self determination. we expect late on friday, an official ceremony in the gorgeous your guest, the hall of the grand grambling palace, the biggest and the most stunning reception hall there. where putting is expecting to sign all the necessary papers documents and twitches to finalize, the joining the staff that the people of the dawn boss. i have to tell you as a war reporter who has been covering this conflict since 2013, has been waiting for all these long years. but they lived under bon barman's enormous pressure from ki, of an absolute lack of security and in total fear. and we also expect later today had massive celebration in the

but the west, he's not ready to recognise the results of these votes. many western leaders already use strong wards to say that they will never recognize rushes claims to what they believe is still the ukraine. inter, are we now hear that nature? secretary general is about to hold an unexpected press conference later on friday. the topic of it was not officially announced by judging by timing, right after wide report and speech and all the sightings, we can expect that the focus will be on the joining the un secretary general also told the reporters that the move would violate the united nations charter and has no legal value. moscow that believes that a dead stay with the un charter particular with its part that states the right to self determination. later on friday, we expect an official ceremony in the gorgeous your gifts. keyhole off the grand kremlin palace, the largest and most beautiful reception hall, there were waterbury, and is expected to sign all the necessary papers and treat it together with the hands of the don boss. republics of lugens and the need to finalize the joining. and also

the west, in general. and in europe, in particular, which perhaps them from saying the truth, which prevents them from any ward which criticizes your grain or even is different than do you agree, ma'am? their weakness the scale of condemnation soften by henry kissinger? by amnesty international, by the pool pool room francis, when they are, i'm thing which slightly different the ukrainian narrative, again a from older by the united states and i, united kingdom. the level of the in the scale of condemnation was out. this is why even extreme danger this current political atmosphere in the west unfortunately does not allow independent voices and you know, too full of voices in the continental europe. to say something that would contradicts the political purposes of the u. s. u k. and the ukrainian part, and yet russia still pursuing as some modest attempts at trying to it's not many and then find some common international ground. i'm talking about the recent reason, my team from the international atomic energy agency to there's a power station, something that i think causes fleet among the russian analysts. some

the west, in general and in europe in particular. which for them from saying the truth, which prevents them from a ward which criticizes your grain or even is different than do you agree, ma'am? their weakness the scale of condemnation? softened by henry kissinger by amnesty international, by the pool pool room francis, when they are, i'm thing which slight blue differs the ukrainian narrative, again, a from older by the united states and the united kingdom, the level of the scale of condemnation was out. this is why, even in extreme danger this current political atmosphere in the west unfortunately does not allow independent voices and you know, too full of voices in the continental europe. to say something that would come predicts the political purposes of the u. s. u k. and the ukranian party, and yet russia still pursuing as some modest attempts at trying to it's not many than find some common international ground. i'm talking about the recent visit my team from the international atomic energy agency to there's a power station, something that i think causes lead among the russian analysts. some of them suggested that it was a wo

oppressed in ukraine practically agreed on a way out of the crisis, but at the last moment he pulled his ukrainian wards . westo not refuse contacts when appropriate proposals are received. we agree. they want our partners to meet quietly, so that no one knows about it, please, because talking is always better than not talking, but in the situation that we are now russia well, it simply will not take any first steps. the main international platform, moscow still sees it as a reform organization, namely the security council is actively promoting they want to include japan and germany in the security council whose positions are identical to those of the americans russia insists on expanding at the expense of india and brazil so that the organization has as many different opinions as possible, they sounded continuous about the western move denis davydov and maria egorova. the first digital security festival started today in moscow. one of the tasks is to introduce children, and at the same time their parents, in a simple and understandable way , how to behave correctly on the internet, in order to understand the

policymakers in britain, on the west of not accepted the fact that africans independent the all new there was our to dependency. we tend to think of africans as perpetual wards, children to be guided a domains at the head of places engagement of africa. that you case finding it difficult to compete with china in trait and building infrastructure support for africa. it is not that africa. what we're one the west yonder west, but they also want a new respect and their, their right to decide what to do in which i new deals are not good. get rid of it in the bridge road, these are not good. get rid of it. while it's during the queen's reign, that serious human rights abuses were committed in kenya. she's remembered fondly. she visited the country several times, a museum dedicated to her. it's fielded souvenirs from her visits. britain's connection with africa is evolving as is the post colonial stereotype that the relationship is all about. handouts, africa continues to receive its 8, but some annually say the u. k is now more interested in promoting treat. kathy saw al jazeera central, kenya. people in nigeria have been paying their respects to quin isabel hono

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>> the king staying tonight at his private residence west of the city where he's expected to spend some time on the phone with world leaders. he spoke with president biden today. cnn's clarissa ward been talking with mourners as they make their way toward westminster hall. she joins us now. clarissa, i know you've been talking with people waiting to see the queen, lying in state all day. what is the scene tonight and what have you been hearing? >> reporter: well, anderson, as you know it's after 1:00 in the morning here now, but the crowds are not showing any sign of slowing down. you can see behind me there's a pretty long line here of people who have been waiting for quite some time although not as bad as some of the estimates had been. in fact, i just talked to this man here. you can tell exactly how long you've been waiting here, can't you? you've timed it exactly. >> i have indeed. 3 hours and 40 minutes. >> reporter: 3 hours and 40 minutes, which actually considering they were warning people might have to spend the night is not as bad. do you have a sense when you'll be able to get to westminster hall. another couple hours? >> they've been saying about two hours for the las

hurricane endeavor stated the west coast over 2 and a half million people in the state waking up without power today. joining me right now is the mayor of dunedin, she's with us, julie ward outside of st. petersburg. mayor, thank you very much for being here this morning. we send you our concern. what can you tell us what you're seeing on the ground? >> we dodged a bullet. unfortunately our friends and neighbors to the south didn't and that's really where our prayers and thoughts are going. what we went through yesterday, today, last night and today which we are still feeling the effects, i think we are in good shape. i mean, it's not great obviously with the wind will be inspecting after the sunrises but we had very little flooding. so i think the focus for all of us will be on the fort myers area. maria: you're right. the flooding is critical. it looks like it's going to be the water damage that is most significant here. you have power, though, obviously this morning, you're not looking at outages. >> i do. our city and myself we were out of power for over a week. and if you've never been through that before, it's -- you know, especially for our business community it's

the west of not accepted the fact that africans independent. this, although they will, that independence. we tend to think of africans as perpetual wards. children to be guided. age remains at the head of braces, engagement of africa, that you case finding it, difficult to compete with china, in trait and building infrastructure support for africa. it is not that africans what we're on the west laundry list, but those who want a new respect under the right to decide what to do in which i new deals are not good good of you the bridge you do not good good of it while it's during the queen's reign, that serious human rights abuses were committed in kenya. she's remembered fondly. she visited the country several times, a museum dedicated to her. it's fielded souvenirs from her visits. britain's connection with africa is evolving as is the post colonial stereotype that the relationship is all about. handouts, africa continues to receive its aid, but some analysts say the u. k is now more interested in promoting treat. cathy sawyer al jazeera central kenya. robin williams is a reporter for nationwide news network in jamaica capitol kingston.

> the king, staying tonight in his private residence, west of the city where he is expected to spend some time on the phone with world leaders. we spoke with president biden today, cnn's clarissa wardwith mourners as they make their way toward westminster hall. she joins us now. clarissa, i know that you have been talking to people waiting to see the queen, wanting to see it all day. what is the scene there tonight, and what have you've been hearing? >> well, anderson, as you know it is after one in the morning here now. but the crowds are not showing any sign of slowing down. you can see behind me, it is a pretty long line here of people who have been waiting for quite some time, although not as bad as some of the estimates have been. in fact, i just saw this man here, he told me exactly how long he has been waiting here. >> timed it exactly. >> i have not eight, in three hours and 40 minutes. >> three hours and 40 minutes. which actually, considering that they were warning people might have to spend the night is not as bad. do you have a sense of when you will be able to get to westminster hall, another couple of hours? >> about two hours for the last four hours. >> two hours for

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wards parts of the midland and across northern england. the eastern side, much of east anglia for example, stays dry with warm, sunny spells. sunday evening, the rain pepped up towards south wales and south—westmikhail gorbachev, who is now being buried in moscow. moscow blames maintenance problems for failing to resume the main pipeline that transports gas from russia to europe after a three day closure. it is going to be harder to fill up gas storage, it is going to raise the risks of energy shortages this winter, and it really sharpens the dilemma for european politicians as they plan for what could be a very difficult situation over the next few months. more than half of manufacturers in the uk say they may have to cut production or close down completely because of rocketing energy bills. a £2 cap on bus fares across england for three months from january is announced by ministers in the hope it will help people cope with the rising cost of living. it will help with millions ofjourneys through the toughest

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