z. grant him institute for climate change at imperial college london discussing the dangers of global warming work. martin, welcome back. so these days we can predict where and when and hurricane or it's not always going to hit several days in advance, mostly in there still bring such distraction and so much death at no, you and your colleagues keep saying that climate change is going to make the weather unpredictable and completely erratic. are we going to be able to predict any kind of natural disaster at all here? when in terms of whether we're able to protect extreme events several days before they can, can hit so i happened to be in texas when hurricane harvey, i hit landfall at corpus kristie and southern texas. and i shook wave of water a spiral almost the hurricane system. landed over houston, i was in houston at the time and deposited a huge amount of right now about 4 or 5 days before that actually happened. there was an extreme weather warning, all both places in the whole of texas, and it was predicted remarkably well by the medical models that were employed to do just that. and t

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i won't go back that far because i don't understand that well, a lot of the grants were done with the large american n g o z the many of the typical ones in washington. and i think they're looking particularly post this august earthquake to focus on local and jose as opposed to giving huge grants to american. and jose, i think asians need to be the employees of these and jose and need to be the ones who are trained to help their country, men and women. thank you, mr. bester. since may and, and potentially even earlier, because the government of, of panama, who we work with very closely in air for a long time. now. the panama warned the administration of increased the flows of haitian migrants, a tranced transiting panama towards the u. s. migrant. so that were interviewed, claimed that they were kind of lowered by the pro migration messaging coming from the, by the administration. as, although it was mixed message. you know, sometimes you know, somebody in the administration or the vice president comp. but in essence, you know, like one hand, they don't company other here the same, you know, come on in as w

and my grants and libya have begun receiving their jobs against credit. 19 libby and officials with the support of the u. n. z migration agency launched the vaccination drive and detention centers. i want to cobb infections in the centers where migrants are living in poor conditions. the access to health services and to the vaccine are 4 migrants, is our top priority. and died extremely important that as many people as possible are vaccinated as quickly as possible. in order that together, we can overcome the pandemic. nobody is safe until everybody's safe. meanwhile, russia has recorded more than 900 deaths for the 1st time since the start of this pandemic. the country has the highest number of death in europe from coven, 1000, nearly 213000 in total. russia also has the 5th largest number of current virus infections and the wild maxine uptake there has been slow and a majority of russians still say they don't intend to get the job early. i spoke to 2nd follow up. he's a deputy editor in chief of profile weekly magazine. he explains why some russians are still unwilling to get vaccinated. i think the main. b

z that a federal judge dismissed the case in a rule 29 motion. i'm a former prosecutor and i know of those motions are rarely if ever granted. the judge found that even doing all evidence in a light most favorable to the prosecution, no rational jury could conclude that the defendant violated the law. >> if we look at one of the darkest periods of our nation's history over 100,000 americans who happen to be of japanese descent were interned because our government could not figure out the difference between the imperial army of japan and americans who happened to be of japanese descent. i'm asking the department not to repeat that similar type of mistake and i'm asking you, if you would look into the china initiative that is not putting undue pressure on the department to wrongfully target people of asian descent. >> internment of japanese americans. that's it terrible stain on the american people and american government and american history. i can assure you that that kind of racist behavior will not be repeated. there is a new general for the national security division is pending confirmation. sure that when he is confirmed