individually wrapped in plastic and then put in a suitcase and believe they were being taken to mainland ecuador before being shipped elsewhere reptiles can result in tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. however says out there these are the headlines the white police officer charged in the killing of george floyd has gone on trial in minneapolis prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how derek 7 knelt on floyd's neck while he and his fellow officers ignored for it saying i can't breathe at least 27 times so even this defense argued he was simply following procedure police procedure and that freud's drug use contributed to his death carol is under has the latest from minneapolis. we're right outside of the courthouse some of the streets are blocked off court has been adjourned for the session for the day and there are a couple 100 protesters out here all calling for justice for george floyd emotions are high most people watched all of the trial if not parts of it and everyone is here that we spoke to in the last few minutes all gathered right after the judge did this session for the d

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towards rio plenty of showers there across central and western parts of brazil and back up towards ecuador in fact a good part of colombia also seeing some rather heavy rain much quieter there was a move into the caribbean we have got a few showers just around the eastern islands having said that we wanted to shout was just drifting in across the winds and the leeward maybe see a shower at sea just creeping into puerto rico but for much of the greater antilles hispaniola but you make a looking fine and for i also love the sunshine coming through here just notice a few more showers easing into the leeward says we go on into choose day say some nasty weather recently across the u.s. massive snowstorm tornadoes the snows making its way up towards mr west as we go on through monday with wetter weather across the appalachians. qatar airways 2 years after new zealand's deadly mosques you chains one o one east returns to christ church to find out how those most deeply affected are coping. and surviving a massacre on al-jazeera. the. al-jazeera. hello there i am how i'm here dean and this is the n

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$175.00 endangered baby tortoises from a trafficker it's believed they were being brought to mainland ecuador before being shipped else where. those are the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera off to what most get by. danby shin dad he combat that. almost like you took your fish made a month. with the name of the boss on the shore and the nonviolent man gave a dog i mean. but was uncommon also not talked up on the the name of the show. but i'm not sure the trying to underscore market timing in the us the trick trying . to get at all of them and going to. make up log you mean like this should have come across a mug. well i learned. was a man facebook dot com lucky didn't this. look at you as you had to do you know she . saw michael meyers is toast jennings the whole lot in his book men like gems can bet. on multinational done better. was wished on then just look on the harness and. stuff and good luck. is the only. unless you can your kind that can be called life although you can get a troll question won't. when song short was based on. the house he has not that they didn't. like i

don't think the heaviest showers are further north but temporarily is relatively dry in rio but in ecuador the northern peru and parts of colombia i think the showers will be heaviest again there might be more flooding somewhere in ecuador as there were a few days ago and there's more of a persistence in the showers now in this strengthening trade wind all the way from where panama up through costa rica to billy's and certainly in the greater antilles a few showers in the last rant and it is not that many to be honest that's true really for the next couple of days the weather is changing in the u.s. it's mostly much wool it was the still a cold area mainly hudson bay in catching the east part of canada but that code has come south and it still exists over the mountains further west there's still snow falling out of the mountains and as is always the case we get a junction between relative was the relative cold you get rain the some running through kentucky to the ohio valley but was developed later in the week in the plains states could be big. qatar airways. where the air. al-jazeera. thi

follow a scientist untied teams to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes arms groups lend their weight to the revolution protesters are being targeted by myanmar's military. a u.n. investigation puts the blame on yemen's who sees over a deadly attacks last december on aids in the airports.

been individually wrapped in plastic and put in a suitcase it's believed they were being brought to ecuador before being shipped elsewhere they can be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. the top stories around his era what police officer charged in the killing of george floyd has gone on trial in minneapolis in his opening statement prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how dire it should've been knelt on floyd's neck while he and his fellow offices ignored floyd saying i can't breathe at least 27 times and that his actions far exceeded what the situation called for. the force that mr savage was using was lethal force it was force that was capable of killing a human or putting his or her life in danger. the evidence is going to show you that there was no cause in the 1st place to use lethal force against a man who was defenseless who was handcuffed who was not resisting showed his defense says he was simply following police procedure and that floyd's drug use contributed to his death. we learn about crowd control medical intervention deescalation procedural justice cr

unscripted and al-jazeera a unique kid endangered biodiversity lives in the heart of one of ecuador's tropical jungles there was a lot of misinformation about the animals that we have here and now the probability is becoming but others of conservation their communities algis their journeys deep into the rain forest to follow a scientist untouched teams effort to save the flora and fauna so precious in the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm alomar he'd say and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes arms groups lend their weight to the revolution protesters are being targeted by myanmar's military. a u.n. investigation puts the blame on yemen's who feeds over a deadly attacks last december on agency airport's indonesia recovers the cockpit voice recorder of a jets that crashed almost 3 months ago killing all 62 people on boards. and mixing tradition with adventure a remote part of pakistan seas to a spawning in to celebrate the end of winter. and in sport european champions portugal counter état sting

individually wrapped in plastic and put in a suitcase it's believed they were being taken to mainland ecuador before being shipped elsewhere reptiles could be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market well that's it as far as this policy is consulted back in just a moment with the headlines but we'll leave you with some of the sights and sounds of the trial of the man charged with murdering george floyd. this is the symbol of the moment. mark. that american beer. league. is the beer. treat. trained to do. they say justice system. rewards the justice system. this is just a short. because. it's good to be with us hello adrian figure here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera the white police officer charged in the killing of george floyd has gone to trial in minneapolis prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how derek cho even knelt on the floor its neck while he and his fellow officers ignored floyd saying i can't breathe at least 27 times so his defense argued that he was simply following police procedure of the fluid struggle use contributed to his dad.

people being infected still going up there we're also seeing a number of scandals around the region ecuador has just lost its 3rd health minister since the pandemic started again another scandal with ministers ensuring that their friends and colleagues are vaccinated ahead of those who have been promised the elderly health professionals essential workers so that is a trend right across the region we've lost health ministers in brazil in argentina in peru and ecuador now the 3rd the 3rd one after just 19 days in office so a very patchy picture right. the region some vaccines are still arriving arrived in the paraguayan early today you require as well but not nearly fast enough the numbers still going up especially as we've mentioned in brazil and people read kind of desperate very impatient to have those vaccinations and see an end to this pandemic but it doesn't look like it's on the horizon and it's time soon there one can imagine that people are anxious to get the vaccinations but of course they're now facing more lockdowns as well done a lot there how are people reacting to yet another w

rica and again haiti the dominican republic there's also like to be some pretty big downpours around ecuador and the southern parts of colombia but rio is also pretty wet. welcome to down from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy breaking your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know our day's work is done. welcome to our home. to move. with al-jazeera and these are the top stories this hour a 1000000 miles security forces. may have carried out night raids against suspected opponents in several major cities stun grenades and live rounds are reported to have been fired activists say at least 1500 people have been detained since the military coup unfair prefers to. the u.s. senate's narrowly passed a $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package the bill includes one of payments of $1400.00 to most americans also emergency unemployment benefits and billions of dollars for increased bank scene distribution and it is early on day 3 of pope francis' historic visit to iraq he will be holding prisoner eisel victims in the northern kurdish

difficulties or hardships on certain countries for staff on ecuador's capital silence have discovered a suitcase containing $185.00 baby turtles invasion endangered reptiles were less than 3 months old and were found individually wrapped in plastic 10 had died and the rest are now recovering at the national park a highly sought after in asia where they can sell for tens of thousands of dollars . the at. the end again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera dozens of people have been killed in an attack in the town of palma in northern mozambique following a 5 day siege among the victims or 7 civilians who were ambushed fleeing a hotel and now the wave of violence has been reached.

airport staff on ecuador's galapagos islands have discovered a suitcase containing $185.00 baby turtles the endangered reptiles were less than 3 months old and were found individually wrapped in plastic 10 died the rest are recovering at galapagos national park they're highly sought after in asia way they can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. the you know again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on dozens of people have been killed in an attack in the town of palma in northern mozambique after a 5 day siege among the victims or 7 civilians who were ambushed as they were fleeing a hotel.

breaks of lightish right in south america the heaviest shells are probably going to be around about ecuador. military takeover amy and molly. districts 101 east is on the ground investigating what it means for the us to southeast asia. where every. welcome back a quick recap of our top stories here on the al jazeera the family of george florida received a $27000000.00 settlement from the u.s. city of minneapolis floyd died last may after a white police officer knelt on his neck so many 9 minutes his death prompted worldwide protests calling for racial justice. corona virus deaths in brazil have now exceeded 275000 this the 2nd highest number in the world after the u.s. the world health organization has warned the country is not moving in a good direction and hospitals stretched to their limits. and coming across attractions are being ramped up in several regions in italy most of the population will be under the strictest measures from monday actually being rome and they left . now the u.s. japan australia and india have committed to supplying up to a 1000000000 coronavirus vaccine doses acr

have for staff on ecuador's capital silence have discovered a suitcase containing $185.00 baby turtles invasion in david reptiles were less than 3 months old and were found individually wrapped in plastic 10 had died and the rest are now recovering at the national park they're highly sought after in asia where they can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. with. the and the and the no again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera dozens of people have been killed in an attack in the town of palma in northern mozambique following a 5 day siege among the victims or 7 civilians who were ambushed fleeing a hotel another wave of violence has been reported overnight in myanmar where the military killed more than 100 on tycho protesters on saturday u.s. president joe biden has called the crackdown absolutely outrageous foreign companies are being warned not to mix business with politics if they want to continue operating in china a growing number of western retail giants facing a boycott in china for expressing concern over alleged use of wiggle forced labor to produce cotton i

individually wrapped in plastic and then put in a suitcase and believe they were being taken to mainland ecuador before being then shipped elsewhere reptiles can be sought for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market amanda fine is an associate director at the wildlife conservation society and she says there's growing concern the illegal wildlife trade is the driver of virus transmission. the wildlife trade is very complex and multi-factorial for sure there is the removal of wildlife from protected areas and natural lands to be consumed as food to be traded long distances to be sold as pets sometimes to be sold illegally to collections and students it is it's a it's a large problem because there are a lot of different. components of the trade we also need a lot of different ways to address it but enforcing the rules that are in place and continuing to engage both with governments and have pressure from the public to end the practice is really critical moving forward w.c.s. the wildlife conservation society has been working on addressing wildlife trade and trafficking and also the health

airport staff on ecuador's galapagos islands have discovered a suitcase containing $185.00 baby turtles the endangered reptiles were less than 3 months old and were found individually wrapped in plastic 10 died the rest are recovering at galapagos national park they're highly sought after in asia where they can sell for tens of thousands of dollars. to get him fully back to deal with the headlines on dozens of people have been killed in an attack in the time of palma in northern mozambique after a 5 day siege among the victims or 7 civilians who were ambushed as they were fleeing a hotel myanmar's military has carried out more strikes targeting separatist fighters in karen state thousands of people have fled their homes with many crossing the border into thailand the container ship that's been blocking the suez canal for most a week has been partially refloated the breakthrough follows an operation using 10 tugboat sent several sand stretches the ever given has been blocking access on both sides of the suez leading almost 300 vessels stuck in the area nearly 5000 people have now fled fi

been individually wrapped in plastic and put in a suitcase it's believed they were being brought to ecuador before being shipped elsewhere they can be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market. the top stories are just here what police officer charged in the killing of george floyd has gone on trial in minneapolis in his opening statement prosecutor gerrie blackwell described how direction knelt on floyd's neck while he and his fellow officers ignored floyd saying i can't breathe at least 27 times and that.

we're going to be right about ecuador. a lot of the stories that we cover all highly complex so it's very important that we make them as understandable as we can as al-jazeera correspondents that's what we strive to do. the city of minneapolis agreed to a $27000000.00 settlement in the death of george floyd and his death sparked global protests against racial injustice. we have to show. joy joy life matters action. hello and o'clock this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a warning that brazil is headed in the wrong direction and struggling to contain cave in 1000 factions and deaths which are pushing hospitals to collapse. in algeria protesters call for a complete government overall. and major landmark in chile's capital it's removed after a 19th century war here and it's caught up in important a battle. so than george floyd family is getting a $27000000.00 payout for his death while in police custody in the united states but they say they'd give it all back to have him still alive council members in the city min

costa rica and again haiti the dominican republic is also likely to be some pretty big downpours around ecuador and the southern parts of colombia but rio is also pretty wet. what should americans be thinking and doing right now it should be about ideas they don't care about their work is all they care about is making money china is not going to be left out of the coming for the bloated defense budget to be kind of the bottom line on u.s. politics and policies and their effect on the world as their own. unprompted and uninterrupted discussions from on london broadcast center. on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories this hour the u.s. senate's not only passed a $1.00 trillion dollar coronavirus relief package the bill includes one of payments of $1400.00 to most americans emergency unemployment benefits and billions of dollars for increased vaccine distribution. u.s. president joe biden says the relief bill marks a turning point in the fight against the coronavirus and will revive the economy he's confident the bill will pass in the house to allow the payments to go out thi

recently from cave at 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse for their north in venezuela the government has ordered 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units. the volume of patients is increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even and why which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th the president however says he does not believe in lockdowns. you say the most we have refused and we continue to do so because it is more a matter of principle than a practice and fortunately our principles are especially in this case the ones we believe we have to apply to move the country forward. whatever the containment strategy the entire continent is struggling to obtain and distribute vaccinations with the exception of ch

follow a scientist untouched to save the flora and fauna so precious the region women make science ecuador's hidden treasure on al-jazeera. the lessons learned from a pandemic that's killed nearly 3000000 people globally world leaders call for an international treaty on future and democrats. and the virus is mutating so raj that vaccines could be effective within a year it's got the details of a scientific survey decoded 90. given out this is there a law from dog also coming up escaped from me in march thousands crossing to thailand to flee airstrikes and a military crackdown will have the latest on the ground. she died after her neck was broken outrage at the treatment of the refugee while in police custody in mexico. it has infected nearly a 130000000 people on the planet now health leaders are looking at how to best cope with future pandemics like coronavirus the world health organization and the leaders of 23 countries including the u.k. france and germany to create an international treaty to tackle future global emergencies the treaty would ensure universal access to vaccines and health

and 150 recently from 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units oh my lord the volume of patients has increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even an eye which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th. the president however says he does not believe in lockdowns. you see the most we have refused and we continue to do so because it is more a matter of principle than a practice and fortunately our principles are especially in this case the ones we believe we have to apply to move the country forward. whatever the containment strategy the entire continent is struggling to obtain and distribute vaccinations with the exce

and 150 recently from 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections and severe shortages of critical care units oh my lord the volume of patients has increased in this new wave and there were serious cases there last year even an eye which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th. the president however says he does not believe in lockdowns. you say he most we have refused and we continue to do so because it is more a matter of principle than a practice and fortunately our principles are especially in this case the ones we believe we have to apply to move the country forward. whatever the containment strategy the entire continent is struggling to obtain and distribute vaccinations with the exceptio

infections continue rising the same thing in neighboring ecuador. overflowing even or a guy which was a model for a while. surgeon infections and. restrictions including the closure of schools but nowhere words brazil brazil it there are expected to announce in just a couple of hours. that there are. 300000 deaths since the pandemic began and even though president. now trying to appease critics which have. dropped. in vaccines that announcement was followed by the cops and fans interestingly enough to get down to also that they're going to put together a commission to work closely with their. other party other key players around the nation but many of course are saying that this is just too little too late. to gathering all the passengers of the tonic and. to try to evacuate them but already half of the passengers are drowning in the water so there you have it was ill very difficult situation. thank you very much indeed. india says it has detected a double variant of the corona virus it was found in 206 samples in the state of maharashtra and a furt

individually wrapped in plastic and then put in a suitcase and believe they were being taken to mainland ecuador before being shipped elsewhere the reptiles can be sold for tens of thousands of dollars on the black market is what amanda fein is an associate director of the wildlife conservation society she says there's growing concern the illegal wildlife trade is also a driver of virus transmission. the wildlife trade is very complex and multi-factorial for sure there is the removal of wildlife from protected areas and natural lands to be consumed as food to be traded long distances to be sold as pets sometimes to be sold illegally to collections and students it is it's a it's a large problem because there are a lot of different. components of the trade we also need a lot of different ways to address it but enforcing the rules that are in place and continuing to engage both with governments and have pressure from the public to end the practice is really critical moving forward w.c.s. the wildlife conservation society has been working on addressing wildlife trade and trafficking and also the hea

recently from cave it 19. 1 year after people were literally dying on the streets from the virus in ecuador hospitals are again on the brink of collapse further north in venezuela the government has ordered a 2 week lockdown after having relaxed confinement measures because of the sudden spike in infections. and severe shortages of critical care units. the volume of patients is increased in this new wave and there are more serious cases than last year even in a why which until now was not regarded as a cold hotspot the government has tightened anti pandemic measures because of the sharp surging cases schools gyms and most public offices will be closed until april 12th the president however says he does not believe in lockdowns. you see the most we have refused and we continue to do so because it is more a matter of principle than a practice and fortunately our principles are especially in this case the ones we believe we have to apply to move the country forward. whatever the containment strategy the entire continent is struggling to obtain and distribute vaccinations with the exception of

across the amazon basin the heaviest of which are across that western side of brazil pushing across into ecuador see some bright colors on a rainfall shot his showing where we have seen some very heavy rain and there's more of that to come over the next 24 hours or so that very wet weather slides right down towards rio south of that not too bad but even then you have still got a few showers in the fall into southeast possibly still not just some wet weather that is easing up across a service as we go on through choose there were some pockets of heavy rain more heavy rain coming back in the cross pos of western bolivia eastern areas of peru and that could lead to localized flooding what he said was that into the western side of brazil as well where some heavy showers to bring up across the western side of the caribbean for the time being it isn't too bad lossy fine and driving a lot of cloud and rain here coming in across hispaniola running across the great francis jamaica's in somewhat weather to go on through monday running across towards the honduras for the east the knowledge is fine and dry

the winter storm supply qatar airways how i would say it's a very heavy rain recently into much of ecuador some very heavy showers around the western side of the amazon exit the massive cloud here big and foundry down poles just popping off has you go on through the coming days and i shall as i stand the way down towards are it was at least the side of brazil to the south of that it is generally dry with a fair bit of warm sunshine coming through $29.00 celsius there in one of sarah's so he 3 there for a sense you are going to up to $28.00 in santiago and similar temperatures as we go on through day showers persisting as well of course i was using a little further north nudging to the north of rio dry weather coming through during the course of the day southern parts of colombia will see some shop shots of the neighbors of venezuela also seeing some shop showers maybe push up into the caribbean generally find him try him you can see this line of cloud just around his spine jala very heavy rain around haiti southern parts of cuba could see some very heavy downpours prolonged rain coming in

qatar airways how i was saying some very heavy rain recently into northern parts of peru just around ecuador quite a rash of showers through that western side of the amazon you can see a link there way back across paraguay down towards the southeast of brazil more heavy downpours coming in here hopefully not as wet as it has been recently is falling on saturated ground so that cools the problem going to russia was to just started to show the hand across northern parts of a little cluster of storms will make its way across the river plate as we go into the early part of next week fun to drive it was a basis out of the country but over towards the west brazil we are going to see some wet weather coming in here and those showers front all the way up towards the caravan we've got some lively shall is just around the eastern island some think a cloud just rolling through here so you can expect to see some sundry down post from time to time as we go on through sunday we'll see some wet weather too over towards posa recount and maybe also into the dominican republic but said further west it doesn't

the north of that though and that does stand out so that a society peru all the way back actually to ecuador rolling over towards originary system heavy showers coming in here as we go on through the next couple of days and by the time we come to monday just notice how what the weather will slide towards of a place a chance of want to show i was not saying that it should be largely funded trial that it will turn a little more humid but seep out across the caribbean meanwhile that sense of humidity of course here as well we've got some showers along the spells of rain in this band of cloud which runs all the way across northern parts of cuba down into southern mexico through billy's sliding across quite tamala and horns year isna show is set to into haiti and the dominican republic but for the east nolen sister in law she fine and dry as we go through sunday or you might just catch a shower to intrude at and tobago father tries to go on into monday what's the weather sliding across southern cuba through jamaica at that time pushing across into haiti with some heavy bursts of right from time t

are going to be somewhere further north probably in peru maybe ecuador there's been some flooding here already there could well be some more as a result of those big showers i was an increase in the breeze coming across the caribbean slightly anywhere from billie's down to panama you're going to get increasing numbers of light showers or even gray skies for much of the day showers also likely in jamaica in the greater our tellies and probably prayer to recurve but maybe the biggest story in the americas is a bit further off to see how this wind is turning ragged to the gulf of mexico as warm and humid air coming in because we're still wintry upon the high plains in the mountains so when you get that you tend to get a berry a cold front which is a pretty big showers through tennessee and kentucky and there's quite a big temperature barrier here which means snow will develop in colorado wyoming and the brask. qatar airways. this thing is just sick and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think on asking the questions now is the new host of the nex

amazon basin you know the possibility particular say in the heavy rain that rain pushing up towards ecuador southern parts of colombia we have had flooding snow in parts of believe you recently in those heavy showers are set to continue not just in what's the weather also coming into northern areas of argentina so some lively storms rolling through here thursday going on in sea fraud of those storms really popping up and i think we are likely to see some localized flooding around the river plate said he wants to watch is the easiest way into your acquired shell is continue further north pushing up into the caribbean want to ask for the east and that biologics fine and sunny with lots of lovely couple sunshine lots of blue sky and you know you much as cash was when woodstock was a lay was maybe a shower what's a into the dominican republic for a time but nothing too much to speak of i want to see she has to again not too much to speak of over towards central america or in the. sunshine and shallows now recently we have seen some volatiles moving across the deep south of the us easing over to

a rule despite having instituted restrictions infections continue rising the same begin neighboring ecuador where hospitals are overflowing even or a guy which was a model for awhile is now seeing a surge in infections and is instituting restrictions including the closure of schools. india says it has detected a double mutant variant of the corona virus it was found in 206 samples in the state of missouri russia and a further 9 in new delhi a double mutant is an entirely new variant but with the characteristics of 2 other previously identified types of her russia is india's worst affected state but officials say it's not clear if the new variant is causing the upset. yes vice president governor harris has been tasked with stemming the flow of migrants heading towards the country's southern border it follows an outcry after images revealed overcrowded and makeshift conditions that emergency facilities set up to cope with a surge more than 15000 migrant children are in u.s. custody. and so it's not like someone sits around. from one of one of them are going to grab us over there we have given

stormy and that line extends up and the following day to inter mazzoli and in through peru probably ecuador on the western side of colombia all these little showers are pretty big if you're on them and they have caused flooding and landslides in peru they may do so again and we've had some significant thunderstorms recently all the way from southern mexico down towards costa rica it looks like is a concentration in western honduras again during sunday but for the most part for a few showers around it's a fairly dry picture in the caribbean particularly so in the smaller islands lovely weather here as a feed of moisture if you can see up into the air from the gulf of mexico to the southern states the u.s. and it's always the case when you feed walk from the south as new still got cold further north and you have over colorado for example you get a contrast in temps you tend to produce very active weather in the immediate future there's not much they'll be more snow in the rockies but not much in the way showers elsewhere yet. sponsored by qatar airways. is after new zealand's deadly masks you

a little drier still some showers in the full cost that the northern areas of peru pushing up into ecuador and they shall as well a become a little more concentrated just around bolivia as we make our way into thursday showers extend further north we'll see the showers gradually pushing up into a good part of colombia actually southern parts of what he's seeing some heavy rain that wetter weather will head up towards the caribbean as we go through the next day outside panama seeing some lively showers little bit of cloud and rain here the thunderstorms rumbling away but for much of the islands let me for cuba for jamaica for hispaniola losey fine and dry love the little sunshine coming through you might just catch a shot i would say over towards parts or maybe into the lay woods as well and then as we go on into thursday those showers becoming a little more expansive i think we could catch a shower would seem to barbados for a time or the way of sunshine and showers but there nevertheless on the other side of the region more heavy rain for honduras. qatar airways thanks love to make amends

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seeing some very heavy showers around the western side of the amazon northern part of the parade into ecuador we have flooding problems continuing here may we'll see some flooding problems just pushing over towards what is everest as we go through the next couple of days choose to see some live the shallows rolling across the river plate easing into what you're acquiring into the southeastern corner of brazil city something to watch out for elsewhere the showers continue unabated pushing up into southern parts central parts of colombia some areas of it as well also seeing some very heavy rain as well as we go on through the next day or so meanwhile we have got some showers coming into the east the knobs of the caribbean but not seeing many should be fine and dry more the way of sunshine than showers and the set earlier across the great around here this is spawn yellow jamaica cuba see some lovely weather over the next day or 2 but you want to see showers there and to costa rica they could pack up as we go on through wednesday so some heavier downpours a possibility along with panama see some

rica and again haiti the dominican republic there's also like to be some pretty big downpours around ecuador and the southern parts of colombia but rio is also pretty wet. coveted beyond land. taken without hesitation fortune died for our. power defines our dogs live babies were toiling and did it. it's that left them babies to death people in power investigates exposes and question the use and abuse of power around the globe. announces the. overnight raids in me and my main city as the security forces continue their crackdown against protests says. hello i'm daryn jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.s. senate finally passes president biden's 1.9 trillion dollar covert relief bill following a marathon voting session. after meeting shia islam's most influential ayatollah pope francis heads to iraq's kurdish region to hold prayers for victims of war. with coded sections on the rise chile and brazil are returning to unpopular strict laws.

the coast up towards rio and inland the showers nasty scattered with a hint of significant rain in ecuador it's moving out for colombia now with a change in the season there a change in the caribbean to direction of the trade winds is also a little bit we've got big showers in the greater antilles and probably in the yucatan around concord once again big show. which become lighter as they drift size during sunday now in the us it is still cold in pounds black out parts very obvious others the high ground the rockies or is this northeastern corner of the midwest to eastern canada where it's really chillingly cold but the wind is becoming larger there's less in the way of wind chill though it's obviously looking cold on the pacific coast there's a bit of rain coming to the coast of california and oregon but it will die act. sponsored paul qatar airways. this thing is a set and it's time for a different approach one that is going to challenge the way you think on asking the questions now is the new host of the next season of the show that's got no space for sound bites only comedy so let's le

got a bit of a gap pick up what auk the current heavy showers and they tend to be in northern peru ecuador parts of colombia particularly northwestern colombia were in flooded recently and that's sort of a line you can follow up through panama and costa rica this is an increasingly wet is own there are frequent light showers in these smaller islands in the edge of the caribbean and i think increasingly is cold air comes out of the u.s. mexico will see showers but the immediate future we're fine and this is the picture of the u.s. that line there was the woman was nasty is now but now i know but this winter storm here will make something of a difference it's going to bring its cold air across the plains and by wednesday this line could develop. qatar airways. seems a promising path out of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap is that between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest devel

dramatic these thunderstorms as will be no exception north of that there are good scattering back towards ecuador but not particularly heavy not probably look at it but was a cold breakout across the gulf of mexico from the u.s. we've got again the likelihood some big showers in southern mexico and guatemala a line and takes you down towards panama that could be fairly heavy here as well the small islands the lesser antilles and on shore breeze occasional showers from i say on shore this is the trade winds are just optically strong so it's quite nice weather in the u.s. itself it has not been the last the tornadoes if they're going to have a toll will be in florida then it's off shore and we see much much quite a bit of the most popular morning snow actually for new york that's quite a surprise but there you go it's on its way out there we look to the pacific coast and there's more rain sleet and snow on its way south. sponsored by qatar airways. the stage is set ended 34 different approaches so let's leave them firstly to the headline join me as i take on the lies dismantle the misconceptions an

always stormy but thunderstorms have been rather more notable over through peru to colombia beyond ecuador at least and the sense of flooding in colombia which could be repeated because this is the time of the year where you tend to get these big showers they've also reached the north shore now so you could see flash flooding anywhere in colombia but i think the hint is going to be further south and there's more the way if shabby likelihood is for example some hoses or costa rica down in panama otherwise it's a fine looking picture quite windy for lesser antilles but otherwise law she's sunny and far in the remains of the violent weather still there still visible in some of the southern states deep tornado warnings still exist at least one of the watches anywhere from arkansas up to tennessee but it's moving away. at ways when freedom of the press is under threat demonstrators and journalists are dealing with internet outages police intimidation and charges of said dish and the state line becomes the default the media namely the images that he did not attempt to disguise the just how did h

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been flooding recently and landslides a result of these heavy showers there is the more of the same ecuador might also be involved and we see it's a fairly heavy rain recently in mexico and guatemala that's becoming enlightened the still frequent shutdown in costa rica and panama mostly the caribbean is passing light showers both the lesser and greater until east and the code is leaking out of the u.s. is that to be cutoff there's no really an haltered to those showers something showing around but these here on there it is but it's probably the u.s. for you and there's the most active weather now we've come further north this is off shore now the last of that active frontal system began here but the wintry weather is still running in from the pacific for this side of the u.s. mostly snow in the mountains but some rain down the coast. sponsored by qatar airways talked to al jazeera. you tell me what the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell the fence material for any country the iraq conflict in yemen we meet with global news makers and talk about the stor