of mexico and at least 25 people were injured as a result. it belonged to a private company that was transporting a number of tourists to the west of mexico, local authorities announced an investigation. about the cause of the bus falling into the valley and identifying the identity of the west, the opportunity bank of the republic of america has gone bankrupt, the share value of this bank had decreased from $122 two months ago to $. hello , please explain to us about this bank the decrease in its shares and the withdrawal of 100 billion dollars from the people's deposits in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. in the last one year, the united states has adopted a policy of increasing interest rates to curb inflation, so that since may of last year, it is now more than 80% and the bank interest rate has increased in the country so that many banks are not able to keep up with this decision and cannot implement it and in some cases they are facing bankruptcy in such a situation that many people who are in this banks deposit in different american banks and they have deposits with which there is no insurance. naturally, this grou

and i don't have grumbling again this week and situated south west of mexico city close to around 22000000 people. severe robson could cut off adverts or small the city and as thousands of protesters in argentine as capsule have marched against the rising cost of living. that angry at the measures adopted by the government to comply with the international monetary funds. $1000000000.00 loads of capital west in cost of living crisis. and one of those protesting is omar can be on and he runs an organization providing education . i'm food for often children on the outskirts of buenos aires. here is his story. why don't you know, but it's so much with you. any. my name is omar juliani. i'm currently the secretary general of fin, not part of the economy is cta, and you are in my holding time off an enroll if you need today. we are in route that has a primary school and an agro technical secondary school that you can do that again and give that that is a lot to do with my bed for building a different country for our kids at the device. i don't talk to you as soon as i feel that we're talking abo

this week, situated south west of mexico city, close to around 22000000 people. a severe or option could cut off air roots or even smother the city and ash, prosecutors and new zealand have charged a 48 year old man with 2 accounts, of course, and following a deadly hostile fire. earlier this week, police say they haven't ruled out the possibility of more serious charges. i will keep a suspect in custody for a story loafers lodge and wellington caught fire in the early hours of tuesday. 5 people were killed in not plays. spain's ministry is helping firefighters tackled a while to find the country's west. it started in the region of extra madura on wednesday. at least 550 people have been forced to leave their villages. governmental authorities say the fire was deliberately list. the tele, we under headlines on houses 0. leaders of the g 7 nations have agreed on new sanctions . they say start rush off technology, industrial equipment on services that support us for machines. talks in hiroshima, also centered on china's raising influence. in creating president will

of mexico and at least 25 people were injured as a result. it belonged to a private company that was transporting a number of tourists to the west of mexico . he cause of the bus falling into the valley and the identification of the west has begun. republic of america's opportunity bank has gone bankrupt. the bank's stock value has decreased by $20 from $122 two months ago . ali rizvani, sedav and sima reporter in new york, is talking about this. greetings to you. you are good. please explain to us about this bank and the amount of stock reduction that and the fact that until last week they removed their people, in the name of god, from may last year until now , and the bank interest rate in the country had increased by more than 800%, the ability to break such conditions, including many people who are in this bank in different american banks. they have deposits and they have deposits with which there is no insurance . they are most worried about people. in the last few months, they rushed and hurriedly sought to remove various uses, including a question of paprika. see what the result was. j.p. morgan is a multinational and international ba

it's situated south west of mexico city, close to around 22000000 people, a severe a rupture and could cut off air roots or even smaller the city in ash. and us to nami, warning for the pacific has been lifted after magnitude 7.7. earthquakes struck off, new caledonia, tremor was centered southeast of the territory at a depth of 37 kilometers waves. measuring half a meter high were recorded off the port town of linux, tow inbound walk to spain's military is helping fire fighters tackle a wildfire in the countries west. it started in the region of extra madura on wednesday. at least 550 people have been forced to leave their villages, governmental authorities, that fire is deliberately list. a well hoss, the world's largest lakes and reservoirs are shrinking and it's changing the global landscape. that's the warning from sciences to say about $21.00 trillion leaders of water are being lost each year from nearly 2 thousands of the world's largest lakes . so the experts are blaming climate change and unsustainable human consumption. their reports been published in the journal science and

recovering by the time we get to sunday, attempt to the sitting very high across the north of mexico. some west of weather coming in on sunday, however, does pushed attempt to down in monterey to 36 degrees celsius. heavy rain to come for southern parts of cuba as well as his panola and the tufts and keiko silent certainly by sunday. and as he moved to south america, a more heavy rain to come for south eastern brazil. when the tell a band took control of that kind of standing august 2021, its spots a methics and a special to pop before 11 east makes the chinese entrepreneur with the other way on. how to fear frank assessments. this tracy provides us with this phone line and what country clips come together and stop putting in place. the rules allow us to treat this global commons for the attention it deserves inside the story on which is the era the look of back watching out. just a reminder on top stories of south sea dylan's army and the rival rapids support forces defense allegations to saudi arabia, patrice, to fuss and spies, and began 3 weeks ago. and no pause in nevada and despise the sp

the, the 70 years dw, the visit dw news live from berlin. tens of thousands flocked to the west border from mexico. i have a big change in migration policy. expiration of title 42, withdrawing the record numbers of asylum seekers with hopes of crossing into the us will get the latest from our correspondence that the board are also coming up in the program for it. and it says it is applying long range cruise missiles. ukraine to help with repel russian forces. this su crane's present, folding resilience, he says his country needs more time. prepare for a much anticipated counter offensive the . i'm here until berlin. welcome to the program. thousands of people have gathered in mexico. i border crossings into the united states. they're hoping to enter the country once restrictive migration regulations expire at midnight. and democrat, around border policy called title 40 to allow the authorities to immediately return migraines to mexico. it will be replaced by the by the administration's new rules requiring migrants to apply for asylum before entering the west harbor critics. one border authorities

of west a. m, a wintry weather. it's keeping temperatures below the average in places like san francisco, as well as los angeles. and temperatures have come down across the north of mexico with the arrival of west to weather those showers. continuing sunday through to monday and heavy rain to come to the likes of his spaniard. some of that will push into jamaica and cuba over the next 3 days. but the west also wet weather, affecting south america. places like equity as well as the southeast of brazil actually weather update. the, the the, the bus makes the, the, [000:00:00;00] the of watching out. is there a mind to tell the story? is this the person's king charles, if that has been crowns in a historic survey? tens of thousands of people lined the streets of london to watch the possession, to westminster abbey. coming to a fleet as loyal voyles, half from around the world. attendance among the large crowds were hundreds of anti monarchy protest is at least arrested. more than 50 people using new powers designed to crack down on purchase and make it public offense. rights groups have condemned the arrest. the death toll from floods and land sides in democratic republic

i think it's just going to add to funding in the area of the still rain in texas is just moving back to the west end of the board with mexico on the pacific coast. though things look little different, not noisily breeze would suggest as cooler in san francisco, at least in the by but look at these 26 is the f one and 22 in calgary. so that looks growth. a woman, it should be for this time here and you'd be correct if you thought that because we end up by sunday, 10 degrees above average and it's still going up. this is particularly true in western canada. there are 5 as a result. the won't say you see in the southern us not quite as extraordinary, but still of course, full of moisture near the coast of the gulf has been very hold around the counter being recently. surprisingly, so considering the amount of plant and the potential for shot was you wouldn't think it with the assist. i think tempers will come down. they certainly fletcher in honduras across the mountains has been the case just recently in south america. the main rain belt which is more that stretches across here isn't particularly accurate environment for the

the still rain in texas is just moving back to the west end of the board with mexico on the pacific coast. though things look little different, not noisily breeze would suggest it's cooler in san francisco use in the by. but look at these 26 and 22 in calgary. so that looks good rather woman. it should be for this time here and you'd be correct if you've thought that because we end up by sunday, 10 degrees above average and it's still going up. this is particularly true in western canada. there are fires as a result. the williams here you see in the southern us not quite as extraordinary, but still of course, full of moisture near the coast of the gulf has been very hold around the caribbean . recently, surprisingly, side, considering the amount of plant and the potential for showers. you wouldn't think it possessed. i think temped is will come down and it certainly fletcher and honduras across the mountains as being the case just recently in south america. the main rating belt, which is more or less stretches across here, isn't particularly accurate environment for the south. a lot drive

documentary, the, the, the 70 years dw, the visit dw news live from berlin. tens of thousands, flock to the west puerto, from mexico. i have a big change in migration policy. expiration of title 42, withdrawing the record numbers of asylum seekers with hopes of crossing into the us will get the latest from our correspondence at the border.

shows the scale of the 13 million ton floating blob of algae stretching from the west coast of africa to the gulf of mexicord -- it was a record size for march. newly released batta show april matched the record setting amount of previously observed. joining us now in key west, florida, our reporter. i've seen this kind seaweed in mexico. it makes the beaches no the as pretty, that's for sure. >> not as pretty and frankly, a bit smelly. i have a ready to go, ready to show you. this is the seaweed mixed in a few other things. this is what is inundating florida's coast. specifically they're expecting the east coast. remember, last month we talked about this. but now we're actually starting to see it come in the record numbers that scientists predicted. take a look over here. the beach rakers here on this beach in key west have already arrived and have already done one run through on what is hitting the florida coast right now. let's go for a walk so i can show you how all of this stuff just spilz up. again, gets smelly because it decays out here. and as we mentioned, this is what one scientist told me is the

silent. starts june 3rd on dw, the and this is dw news line from berlin. tens of thousands flocked to the west border from mexico. i have a big change in migration policy. the expiration of title 42 is drawing records numbers of asylum seekers with hopes of crossing into the us. look at the latest remark corresponds at the border of.

side on the west side of the screen. mexicon the top of your screen migrants crossing the middle of the night there were that's not all. see the migrants and the graphs. the video we shot down close along the river of them struggling to make it across for the flotation devices whatever the cable texas dps and border patrol literally saving lives in migrant struggle. finally we want to show you a shot of our team going into mexico in the camps are migrants to string up from mexico southern border with guatemala. yet border patrol chief said there'd take everything they can to deal these numbers they're probably going to get higher, listen here. once i fully expect us nine or 10,000 apprehensions and debris that is not something we are not prepared for. if you get upwards of that source of stress the resources that we have available to us. but i am confident the men and women out here everything he can for the increased traffic. looks as official surge, the resources here the 1500 troops will come. some from camp lejeune, some tr

of migrants waiting to cross into the united states. this is what we've been seeing from the west coast to the gulf of mexico.ight, homeland security issued a warning that the border is not open. but that is not deterring some 60,000 migrants from staging along the border as the clock ran out on title 42. in a new wrinkle this morning, a judge is blocking the biden administration from quickly releasing migrants without court notices. the feds say that change will lead to dangerous overcrowding at border facilities. the biden add manition is surging troops, government workers toured the southern border that's clock ticked down. we begin there with nick valencia live on the border in a town named brownsville, texas. them and em l paso feeling the brunt of this. the sun is almost up there. >> yeah. we've seen a slight uptick. not the chaos that we were expecting. title 42 was nekin effect for te years. but it is officially over. ushering in new concerns of overcrowding at the border and what that can mean for cities like brownsville. >> our borders are not open. people who cross our border unlawful and without a

he was late to capture north west of atlanta, the hundreds of migrants of stone to immigration station that mexico's southern border. at least 2 people were injured when the crowd scramble to get documents for transit through the country to the us border. this when it increase the number of asylum seekers and migraines trying to enter the united states. the search comes ahead of next week's relaxation of pandemic and restrictions which without border officials to turn away tens of thousands of people. at least 127, the people have been killed by flooding and we're one of the officials say many people have been trumped in the homes. rescue is have been deployed to the west effect to there is a how they looks at the reports. this is how people in one does wisdom proven start a day attempting to save whatever they can from they moving homes. muddy waters from tuesday nights. landslide still flow through the above with district. one of the hardest hit areas. those who manage to escape the deadlines described what they experienced. heavy as it was. yeah. i was in bed. suddenly my house moved and i though

and temperatures have come down across in most of mexico with the alive over the west. so whether those showers continuing sunday through to monday and heavy rain to come for the likes of his pan yona, some of that will push into jamaica and cuba over the next 3 days. but the west also weather, affecting south america. places like ecuador, as well as the southeast of brazil, actually weather update, or the one 3rd of all the food for you is to waste. it was tens of thousands of put outlet code in south korea has been transformed from west to offend, to is to build a leader and for the recycling i the reporting on how new technology is making this possible and can yeah, i mean, the form of incentives what do you, how do you think just for the labor? no, it's depends on a new place off for you or just the other guy you're watching out 0. and what about top stories is and britain's king joseph that is being crowned today. historic is harmony. tens of thousands of people lined the streets of london to watch the procession to westminster abbey colored wellfleet. as an oil fro

in florida, western panhandle, it's largely republican, it's top between alabama on the west in the gulf of mexicot's home to about 220,000 people, there are numerous libraries across the county, and a total of 69 schools. it has removed or challenged at least 160 books at every single one of them. this county, specifically in florida, more broadly, has become a national symbol for ultraconservative efforts to ban books. florida state in a state level approach to literary censorship, this past year alone, the governor ron desantis has passed three laws aimed at limiting educational material, including access to books. the laws in their guidelines are insidiously vague, with potential for serious repercussions for educators who violate them, including up to five years in prison. florida and it struck one and state laws are not just a sign of dark days to come, they are a sign of dark days. they're already here. members of the velshi banned book club will recognize many of the titles on their list of books targeted by the county school district. they are traditional classics, contemporary masterpiec

dw documentary, the this is dw news line from berlin. thousands of people are gathering that mexico's border with the west. washington is post introduced new immigration rules from aero pandemic. regulations that allow officials immediately return migrants to mexico are being replaced by president by this new policy. what is the new legislation actually? all that different person says it's applying long range cruise missiles to crane to help with repel russian forces. this says ukraine's president of what it means. zalinski says this country needs more time to prepare for a much anticipated counter offensive the . i'm here until welcome to the program. thousands of people have gathered in mexico and border crossings into the united states that are hoping to enter the country once restrictive migration regulations expire at midnight. lots of time depend demik and restrictions allowed to forties to mediately return. migraines to mexico, they will be replaced by the by the administration's new policy, requiring my friends to apply for asylum before entering the west. however, critics warn border authorities

of a big night deadline. at the us mexico border west, thousands of migrants are preparing for the american government to lift a controversial for the restriction. and on the same, same day with your schools, the drawer has been made. so the 2023 asian cup will tell you who's playing, who's an severe strike 1st, and then you wrote the league semi final with you've been to the attorney and come back to level the tie in stuff which time the welcome to the news. we stop thing guys in web posting infections of launch. the launch is barrage of rockets when a day of the worst escalation of violence. and the book hated. posting an enclave and months. one person has been killed in revel hoss and it's fairly close to tel aviv well than 550 rockets and most of the stuff being lower sent as well most intercepted by the iron defense system. at least 29 palestinians have been killed in gaza since it's ready as strikes began on tuesday piloting immediate, say many of the victims, but women and children. the on 1st day a strike on garza killed a 5th senior lead the of the assignment you had um group for people interested in

type of large brown seaweed has already begun washing up on beaches nor in the craribbean, mexico and sout florida. nasa images show the floating blob is about 13 million tons and stretches from the westantiago joins us from florida. it's even worse when it hits shore, because it starts to rot and doesn't smell very good. >> reporter: it does not smell very good. to your point, this stuff does not smell good at all, and it can cause some breathing problems. this is what we're talking about. it's called sargasum and out there, there's about a 5,000-mile-wide body of it has heading this way. this is the coastline here in key west, and that is, by the way, the words of the scientists i spoke to. he said, this is just the tip of the iceberg because this is what we're seeing washed up, but out there, it is still growing. this is something that can double in size in a matter of weeks or, you know, less than a month, so these new numbers that were just released overnight show what scientists have been telling us for months now. the last time we were out here, they said, there's a lot, and it's coming, and we're starting to see that prediction right here on the beach, expected to peak right i

. >> for days now, we have seen migrants rushing to the border from the west coast to the gulf of mexico. some traveling hundreds of miles. families making the dangerous swim with babies and toddlers in their arms. all the while, the biden administration has been surging troops, federal agents, government workers toured the southern border as time ran out on title 42. which allowed them to turn away migrants before they could seek asylum during the pandemic. >> we're live in the ground in el paso. thank you so much for being with us. you have been there not only for the weeks leading up to this for years covering this issue. and that is the epicenter of what is to come now that title 42 has expired. i am interested in what you actually seen happen since midnight. >> you know, we've been monitoring this, poppy. and we haven't seen the area behind that is where migrants congregate and wait for immigration authorities to transport them for processing. the spike has already been happening. it's been happening for about a week. he was not expecting a huge spike of 17 or 18,000 migrants as soo

0 is headquarters into ha of the what's that i had here, and i'll just share a migrant across the set to west as tens of thousands of people head north towards the us, mexico. both the all right. i got a minute 15 to bring you up to speed with your weather. great to see you will begin in buckets somewhere that pre monsoon heat is building new off shop at 45 degrees. that's a few above where you should be because again, this time of year where those temperatures start to rise, a hot northwest wind will also bump up the temperatures in daily. over the next few days. you'll cross 40 degrees and we've got this disturbance in the southeast space then goals. so let's going for a closer look. as of now, this is throwing a lot of rain into the abdomen and nika, bar islands, but check back with us. we'll continue to keep tabs on the system. it is also throwing some unsettled weather into indo. china has some pretty big down ports here, or there in vietnam into laos as well. so running the risk of seeing some flooding in time for into an easy as main island of java. sure, we've got some down ports here. same goes for central and south kellum and time on borneo islan

but for the west of this, okay, were picked up a mexico, some showers in a little bit cooler. and that's just some of the stories that go to north america for western parts of canada. some welcome rain coming in, the temperature dropping down in calgary. that's not the case. however, for the north west pacific. seattle coming up to 20 for the latest news as a for excused tech spec, the seconds of so that's why has already started this. it can't be here with detail. coverage was hold the members of the g. 9 gang are not far away from here, and they have been attacking this area from around the world. they haven't seen anything like this so far. since the conflict again, we get a sense of how in norm is the scale of this humanitarian crisis. it approved or reject the most progressive constitution ever proposed for any nation in history. yes or no shooting voted, you know, the big picture us was a question that goes into the very foundation of judy until the cause of its relationship with indigenous people in the midst of 2 parts. one on the jersey.

west of this country. continuing with this, the minister of public security of canada announced that from other countries , including the united states, mexico, australia and new zealand asks for help. broadcasting the video of the american police not cooperating with its colleague who was attacked by bees. in the images published by the american nbc network this fall, a woman in one of the los angeles neighborhoods was attacked by bees and lowered herself down to save herself. the driver of the police car in himself he locked it and left the attacking bees alone, he threw himself on the ground . finally, after his head was forced , he was taken to the hospital with dozens of bee stings. in a simple definition, watershed is all the measures that are managed from the moment rain drops hit the ground in terms of runoff and soil erosion, which if not managed, boyin miandasht baba city of 103 thousand hectares is one of the watersheds of isfahan province, in which watershed management plans are it is well executed, very good, very good to close the tail prepare for the imposition of hierarchies. on average, we have 820 correctional dams , which

of a format, prime minister in wrong cons arrest. at least 8 people have been killed in the unrest. migrants crisis set to west as tens of thousands of people head north towards the us, mexico food. the, there's been a deadly escalation of bonds between is very forces on the posting and ons, group is not meant jihad. israel says more than $400.00 rockets have been fired from gaza towards israel. some traveling as far as the tennessee of the biology. for those 2 days of is very strikes on guns that those attacks have killed at least 21 people in the besieged palestinian territory. israel says egypt is trying to mediate a ceasefire to bring an immediate end to the bottom. from gaza, you met outside begins our coverage is really flight or just stay call their targets. israel says or 40 is ludovic, do you have positions in the gaza strip? but palestinians say houses in residential areas. we're also head this attack was not against the assumption has offered since it was against the police to people. because the comprises of a high rise which are criminal just to each other. so there's hardly any space between buildings. $6000.00 people live per square kilometers. so you can ima

almost 2,000 miles now from the west coast down to the gulf of mexico, 960 to be exact. all these red dots here are points of entry. a couple dozen down there. you see the area i talked about in brownsville. try to give you a better idea here. this is heavily -- the rio grande valley. a lot of apprehensions have happened here and border crossings taken place there. how many ports of entry when you stack one on top of the other in southeastern texas. now this is brownsville, okay? the rio grande that cuts through and winds its way. matamoros is the area where they have had at least 2,000 apprehensions a day from matamoros into brownsville, texas. that's also an area where governor abbott and the texas national guard went in this week with razor wire along the river and also national guard troops to prevent people from crossing into the brownsville area. that's a hot area along that 1900 mile stretch. what is this? these are the walls that -- the laws expiring this week. one was title 42. this is march of 2020. global pandemic. covid outbreak. trump-era policy now says tit

minister, him on comes of rest, at least age people have been killed in the, on a migrant crisis set to west and as tens of thousands of people head north towards the us, mexico. and one yes. and so killing. find is very snow like that know justice style, just shoot me in the these ready air force continues to target guns. that with a residential building hits in con eunice, at least 3 people have been killed. they saw the tax also talk to the town of funny, so have that. israel says it was in response to more than $400.00 rockets, 5 from gaza towards israel, some traveling as far as the television. the biology for those 2 days of his very strikes on goza, those attacks of kills at least 24 people in the besieged protest in the entire tree. israel says egypt is trying to mediate to cease fire, to bring an immediate end to the bottom of sight reports now from casa is really fight or just stay cool to their targets. israel says, are 40 is ludovic, do you have positions in the gaza strip? but palestinians say houses in residential areas, we're also head. this attack was not against the assumption has operatives. it was a against the police to people because the

of these 8 people have been killed. a migrant crisis set to west and as tens of thousands of people head north towards the us mexico border. and one year since i came in guy on his radio smartphone, no just i'll just show you the on his radio strike on han units in the gaza strip as killed the head of the rocketing unit. and these lumnick, do you have groups in a statement? the group concern is come on to the house, on golly, was assassinated in the strike. darling was a member of the military council and had to the rocket unit in the outcomes brigades. so far, israel has killed for, as long as you had come on. those in the last 72 hours will the strike hit a residential apartment in the han eunice neighborhood at dawn to other people are also killed in the same attack in recent base, as well as known. multiple that strikes on garza targeting a number of his stomach. you had members at least 24 people have been killed and dozens injured is. lemme just had a slide more than $400.00 rockets from gaza towards israel with some traveling as far as the tel aviv. that's big now to is some odd one who was in kansas city for us is

but for the west of this, okay, were picked up a mexico, some showers in a little bit cooler. and that's just some of the stories who go to north america for western parts of canada. some welcome rain coming in, the temperature dropping down in calgary. that's not the case. however, for the north west pacific. seattle coming up to $24.00 after a lifetime in finland, and emma gwen returns to some of the land. upon discovering his ancestor still has to be adults. but the benefit is community from the minerals beneath the land payments and navigate the age o tribal disputes above it. the witness golden light on now to sierra the this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of leaders and business and government. you'll speak to why we need to strengthen our trading ties and vicious brain transition plans enclose the skills graphics so many companies are struggling with the, the, [000:00:00;00] the how to get you watching out 0. her mind about top stories is uh, one of the own groups and wants to touch on the rushes

went about its border strategy would succeed over time despite a record and flux of micros of rossi west-mexicoorder as it lifts pandemic -- an influx of migrants over the u.s.-mexico border as it lifts a pandemic era policy. title 42 expired at 11:59 p.m.. thursday, thousands of migrants to cross the rio grande into texas or elsewhere. including 800 miles away on a dusty strip of u.s. land between the border wall east of el paso. with processing centers maxed out, officials authorized the release of migrants without court dates at locations where facilities exceeding the hundred 25% of their holding capacity or other thresholds. a federal judge stepped in late thursday to block the release grant. as the midnight expiration time passed, homeland security secretary mayorkas posted a video statement to toy or warning, "people who arrive at the border without using a lawful pathway will be presumed and eligible -- ineligible for asylum. ." do not believe the lies of smugglers, he said. the border is not open. shortly after, the american civil liberties union tweeted it was suing to stop the restri

of the valley was very secure. out on my west side we had surges quite often. place out across the entire stretch of the 2000-mile border we share with mexico. i have some sectors i have greater levels of confidence and just because the flow isn't what it is. but this morning she steam apprehended 2300 people in this sector. that requires an awful lot of capacity but certainly poses significant challenges for us. i stick by my comments made during the hearing. but we have never had that. an odd rebate type at the pathways and plans in place obviously for majority of venezuelan migrants and nicaraguan migrants. why isn't that policy being enforced right now questar for the migrants i'm meeting are swimming in between the ports of entry as you have mentioned if that happens they are supposed to be returned for their not being returned they are single adults without family here, why is that happening? ask you are actually mistaken. the parole process for cute cubans, haitians, nicaraguans and minnesotans we first announced and implemented on january 5 is underway and continues to be underway. if i make. it does. and if i may we continue to paro

mexico. about 200 miles west of santa fe. >> walking south, wearing all black. >> where police say the suspect roamed through an area of up to a quarter of a mile, firing at least three different weapons including an ar-15. >> this point, appears to be purely random. at least six houses and three cars were shot. in the course of the event as the suspect randomly fired at whatever entered his head to shoot at. >> three were killed and six injured including two police officers. now in stable condition. the 18-year-old suspect seen here before he was shot and killed by police. the governor and mayor praising law enforcement saying it took just five minutes to stop the shooter. adding that quick response likely saved countless lives. jolene was home with her baby daughter when she heard the shots. >> it went from pop, pop, pop, to pop, pop, pop, pop. i freaked out because i knew then it was gun shots and i just grabbed my daughter. we just barricaded in between the washer and dry. >> the 1-year-old's bedroom wall pierced by bullets. issuing a statement saying today

there will be in lieu of infantry to the west and that will benefit not just u.k. warehouses but also mexicoe will see $3.5 trillion worth of goods coming back on shore from having been globalized out to asia. manufacturing and warehousing in asia is no longer what it once was and that will be shifting even further in the west's favor over the next 10 years. guy: the other thing you think about is what happens at the back end of this year? have you done your christmas shopping yet? mark: i have been sticking to my budget period and not stocking up on christmas gifts. guy: everybody is talking about a recession at the back end of the year, so what do they do. consumers have been strong and continuing to spend and await we thought they wouldn't be but if you buy and you have to buy nine months out, what do you do? alix: am i going to get discount or no product to buy? mark: first i think you will have ample product to buy. the situation is simple. you will see inventory normalize sometime around q3 this year and the holiday pizza season which -- holiday peak season which we are planning for wi

of this year, saudi arabia and the opec, plus bulk including rusher and mexico. and also major production costs of much to the frustration of professional process in the west. now, that's as gauges are actively shifting in the world. saudi arabia now in pope to join the works bank institutions founded in 2015, who are the largest emerging economies that is considered an alternative to western dominated a global institutions. react is also a roommate to be mounting. joining the bricks, family is a fully fledged member. we discussed the emerging, a global multi polarity as well as what is western resistance to it would progress aside from having about on the, from the university of tyrone and set out i said that the host of the twice told tale support cost i. i seen the 1st and the most important message over seen coming from this meeting is that the word is all ready to embrace on multiple or worlds where washington in the us are not playing the most significant role anymore. and independent countries are joining each other to not only dish dollar a, but also stand against you as policies in the course of policies against other nations. we are seeing that op

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northern areas is where we're seeing west of the wet weather, much dryer across most southern areas. suddenly, the indonesia, the story of a small community. in one of mexico's most dangerous states standing up to criminal court house and corrupt politicians, see we don't want to fall additions anymore. they just this united, the people in the last episode of the democracy. maybe we explore how trans eldest, let the fight for self determination. that's why i'm thinking that the north coast was the same as thinking of the 2 ends government. by the people on al jazeera news, [000:00:00;00] the, the main stories rushes prizes into the queues ukraine of terrorist activity off to several drones hit civilian areas of moscow. cities may have said several buildings were hits, but no one was seriously injured. ukraine has denied any involvement in the attack . meanwhile, ukraine is saying that it's shut down. moving 20 russian drones keeps, as it is, one person was killed in a 3rd round of russian strikes and 24 hours may a cold. it's a massive attack. and the japanese government is lifted in evacuation order, so ok, now following the launch of what's been described

youtube dw documentary the, this is dw news line from berlin. thousands of people are gathering that mexico's border with the west. since washington is post introduced, new immigration rules from era pen demik regulations that allow officials immediately return migrants to mexico or being replaced by president by this new policy.

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mexico. a lot of people around the south, west and border, right. they've got spotty wi fi if they can get any at all. are they charging for it with no money? where are they charging before? where are they getting internet from? where are they able to do this? they're in mexico, as they are literally trying to cross into the united states. and they can't even get to the gate like, you know, the enforcement that we saw, the police officers that we saw were before. you even got to the gates to get into the united states, right. so then you're asking them to fill out this app. it glitched. they showed us we um we have the error messages that people were getting repeatedly um, as they were trying and, and it was really frustrating for them. poland maribel this side too. yeah. i just want to add to that. oh, probably the real pick up. yeah. okay. too, so i just wanna add the, um, what this create the situation for people seeking asylum where they are like okay, i cant afford food. i have no where to stay, but i need a cell phone right. like lead. let's t

the west is bracing for a search of michael inside. it's a border with mexico author restrictions brought to you and it during the kobe depend, demik come to an end. the so called a title 42 was implemented in 2020 to stop the spread of the virus. that i was bored agents to rapidly expelled migrants to mexico. tens of thousands of law enforcement personnel have been deployed to the board. well counting, the cost is up next here. now just their state. but this palestine is once a very different place for today. most of the cities became connected to the interior in an award winning film, which is 0. well, here's historians and eyes witness accounts that portray early 20th century by this time as a thriving fiber of the reach of was molten investments were excess. moving from one city to another, palestine 1920 on al jazeera or the hello major instead of good welcome to this special edition of counting the cost on . i would just say around this week, global food prices are coming down, but many countries are still facing. acute food and security that franchise ha

and am i going across a set to west and that's tens of thousands of people head north towards the us mexico border on the the hello from the al jazeera headquarters in dough. hi, here's your weather report for the middle east and africa. a temperature is running a bit above average and must get at 41, but i wanted to show you this. other winds are now coming down from iraq. so for us here in doha, it means it's not going to be as human on thursday. but i think it's only going to last monday by friday, that humidity bumps, and once again, the heat's is bumping in through pockets on that pre monsoon heat. meantime, showers of lower temperatures in her rods, their showers are now in kabul on thursday. you'll max out at 27 degrees, still bringing in cool air from the north and assemble whole so 14 for you and showers for the western side of the circuit. top end of africa looks like this. we've got a weather maker in egypt spinning around the sand. and does so send storms, dust, storms, likely for cairo, but this is bringing in some hot air. so cairo up to $37.00 degrees tropical africa, biggest

of everything, and hmm, all signs that the west is on territory of ukraine carries out a real ethnic cleansing of ukrainians. now kiev is scribbling such cheap words to its military relations in mexicoelegram. a call to recruit mercenaries in the so -called foreign legion of ukraine or in an american private military company. by the way, this is one of the leading contractors of the pentagon, this is a company, as follows from the document, it openly operates in an independent plain text, it says that citizens of other latin american countries participate in the battles on the territory of ukraine and they like everything. send another hundred worth of document, of course, raises questions. however, the fact that kiev from the very beginning of the conflict deployed recruitment to this very ninyon. pure, true recruiting mercenaries, just through the ukrainian embassy in other states, and now for the recruitment of guest workers. mobilization resources in ukraine and the unwillingness of nato contract soldiers to participate in the middle box training tactical training special training does not allow mercenaries for the most part to operate effectively in the ukrainian theater of ope

of title 42 was a little that was in place. now this allowed, as far as ease to turn away, migrants at the west mexico board during the pandemic. to avoid the worst they bring cove it into the country with them. so the expiration of title 42 could have a significant impact on board of crossings. it means that title age is now back in effect, that's in the 6 year old law, which you guys have on security secretary alejandro in america says it carries more severe consequences. so people who enter the country without the necessary paperwork. all those consequences include swifty vocation and a ban on re entry for at least 5 years. people could face criminal prosecution if they try to make any further entry attempts. and a new border policy is also coming into play updates decided rules will pop people from entering the us if they post through another country and didn't see refuge that under there is john home and joins us live now, he's been following the story from sort of juarez and mexico. how of people that reacting to these you for the roles and the expiration of title? 42, john of the, i think the rule, the everyone here and

area of low pressure across the west and high pressure over parts of the gulf coast and the south and that will bring in moisture from the gulf of mexicoood news story ultimately, they need to see thein ra, too much will cause flash flooding over the next couple days. five to eight inches will end the drought, we are getting there, we do not want to see, we need to see rainfall in some areas. severe risk, foxweather.com will have the latest. >> ashley: former austin army sergeant daniel perry sentenced to 25 years 234 prison for murdered a black lives matter protester armed with an ak-47 during a 2020 protest. governor abbott said he would pardon perry saying texas has one of the strongest stand your ground laws that cannot be nullified by jury or progressive district attorney. clint browden joins us. thank you for getting up with us this morning 6789 i want to read the comment from travis county district attorney that responded to the governor's plan to pardon perry. saying in a state that believes in upholding importance of the rule of law, the governor's statement he will intervene in the legal proceedings surrounding the death of g

of disaster. >> absolutely crucial. not enough water and too many people is the recipe out west. 40 million people in seven states and mexicoo water right now. looking at the water levels as they have fallen over the last couple of years lake mead, lake powell, and big reservoirs of life, they are quarter full. the top line is 2021. >> so wild. >> look at how many feet it dropped, there 25 feet from year to year, and this year, it is coming up thanks to the record snow pack in the sierra nevadas and the rockies a. and the sierras don't feed the rockies, but looking at this, it took the pressure off of the negotiations. >> because this has been going on for years, and who gets what and how much, and who has to conserve more. >> right. you have the four upper basin, wyoming, colorado and new mexico and utah. and now, coming together for a while, it was basically california versus everybody else, because they are first in line, and long before anybody else can pull from the water so now it looks like california and arizona and nevada and utah are going to exchange for $1 billion. >> but it is not a done deal yet, and it can st

west, which could have a big effect on the order restrictions. we'll take a look at what the end of the title $42.00 names for thousands of migrants at the us mexico border the . i'm here until welcome to the program. we started with the fiercest fighting in months between israel and palestine, and the minute militants in gauze is real, has kept up. it strikes on the causes trip overnight, and palestinian militants have been responding with rock and fire. it comes after is real struck what described as military size operated by these lama, jihad village and group on tuesday. egypt has been trying to brokers sees fire a seized by a rather in the latest fighting. at least 21 palestinians have been killed so far. me rockets launching from the gaza strip to be shots from the sky by israel and the defense system according to these rating military moving, 450 rockets were fired from gaza on wednesday by the palestinian militant group is . lemme had the group designated the terrorist organization by israel, the you and others lawyers. the salvo off the 3 of its senior commanders were killed and his rating strikes on tuesday. many rockets were intercepted