i want to turn right now to portugal, lisbon, portugal, where a young climate activist is speaking before greta addresses the crowd -- where she has s also just landnded. here and representation for fridays -- future for fridays in portugal. like -- all, we would first of all, we would like to give a warm welcome to grereta d her crew and we hope you enjoy lisbon. wewe are a youthth movement t tt fightsts for climate justice. we fight for climate jusustice because our house is on fire and because our houses is on fire, we have organized and strike for the climate together with thousands of students many times this year. our demands are simple. in portugal, we need to reach carbon neutralitity by 2030. we need d to keep fossil fuels, inclcluding g g, in the g groun. we need to provide clean energy for all and we need to cancel new airport projects. because we need a system change, not a climate change. s still f f from winning. we know that change desererves e once in power. they tell us our country's ambitions and climate policies, but we know it is in. they tell us they are doing what th

we also have and sorry to portugal's famous polishing wax and chorus a silver. this mill takes me back to my childhood what we used to wear esper drills that matched our uniforms and we'd skate around in the freshly waxed floors but it's a lovely smell if i think there are smells that stay with us our whole lives it's as lot these shops catapult us back into the past the smells and images. for decades rents were frozen the building is rundown and the apartments empty. almost every day investors turn up at the door the owners since they could make a killing. a simple meal with its always that hanging over us like a cloud of fear the building will be sold and everything will change that will have to leave all this behind but it hasn't happened yet as i now. if the pharmacy is recognised as a shop with history it could be a life saver but that has yet to be determined. next door there is a haberdashery. so if you tells them about the scheme. i want. this here is our website address where you can fill out the application. and i will take care of the rest. of my mone

one of them is the haberdashery usual its name says it all portugal's most famous fashion designer. separates the shop pottery he's even sewn for the likes of madonna. my mother was a dressmaker herself and she used to bring me here as a small child and set me down on the calendar i loved being surrounded by all these things i knew what i wanted to do from the early age so i always have a very strong aesthetic sense. see if. the fantastic world of portuguese sardines couldn't be more different to shoppers a symbol of the new lisbon. tradition doesn't have an easy time of it says so for your temper as to this used to be a jewelry shop a few days ago it looked exactly as it did when we found it and gave it historic shop status intact with the facade in its original state now it's a souvenir store. e.q. mythical but that means it's critical issues that will simulate the centuries old jewelry shop now has a completely different function that is that all believe everything was in its original state. that fact child. the tables the decorations and you're all i mean. but it was so beautifu

how did it come to the us in 2012 in the midst of the economic crisis portugal began to issue what are known as golden bees are as anyone who invested at least 350000 euros was given a visa and tax breaks in return more than 4600000000 euros of foreign capital flowed into the country portugal has issued some 7600 golden visas mainly to chinese or brazilian investors. like sweden i can't read what it says it's not in portuguese english french or any other european language i can't read what kind of construction project it is the only thing that i can understand is the address the name of the manager am i the real estate agency and the golden visa. equalled and these are. the language on the saw. is vietnamese some investors have made millions buying and selling properties without investing a cent in restoration millions that don't necessarily stay in portugal critics suspect money laundering. what does that mean for the portuguese people in 2018 alone average property prices in lisbon rose by 23.5 percent to $3010.00 euro as per square meter. by contrast the average monthly wage rose by

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portugal's most famous fashion designers. the greats the shop pottery he's even sewn for the likes of madonna. my mother was a dressmaker herself and she used to bring me here as a small child and set me down on the calendar i love being surrounded by all these things i knew what i wanted to do from the early age so i always have a very strong aesthetic sense. the fantastic world of portuguese sardines couldn't be more different the shop is a symbol of the new lisbon. tradition doesn't have an easy time of it says so for you temporarily as to this used to be a jewelry shop a few days ago it looked exactly as it did when we found it and gave it historic shop status intact with the facade in its original state now it's a souvenir store. you little comfort that means it's critical that will save you the century old jewelry shop now has a completely different function that is that all believe everything was in its original state. so i counter the tables the decorations in the ceiling to you it means i put it it was so beautiful i

we also have and sorry to portugal's famous polishing wax and cortisol a silver cleaner. this mill takes me back to my childhood we used to wear s.p. drills that matched our uniforms and we'd skate around the freshly waxed floors but it's a lovely smell if you know that if i stayed there a smells would stay with us our whole lives it is like the shops catapult us back into the past the smells and images. of. for decades rents were frozen the building is rundown and the apartments empty. almost every day investors turn up at the door the owners sons they could make a killing. i think we'll see whether it's always that hanging over us like a cloud of fear the building will be sold and everything will change that will have to leave all this behind things but it hasn't happened yet as i now. if the pharmacy is recognised as a shop with history it could be a lifesaver but that has yet to be determined. next door there's a habit dasher ish so if you tell them about the scheme. i want but. this year is our website address where you can fill out the application. and i will take c

and portugal ties and promote an portugal's investment in the united states. extending visas to portugal not portuguese businesses an opportunity to invest in the united states but it's a beneficial opportunity for both growth in the united states businesses and in our economy. this effort toad support our ally and friend, portugal. i want to thank chairman nadler support of this legislation and for bringing this bill to the floor today. i encourage all of my colleagues h.r. 565, the amigos, act, and with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from rhode island reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. cline: thank you. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the gentleman said, currently the nationals of for untries are eligible e-1 or-2 -- or e-2 status. about 84,000 visas from issued in 2018. became eligible through treaties. however, the judiciary committee reached an understanding with trade representative that no provisions wering to ncluded in future trade agreements, henceforth legislation would

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how did it come to this in 2012 in the midst of the economic crisis portugal began to issue what are known as golden bees are as anyone who invested at least 350000 euros was given a visa and tax breaks in return more than 4600000000 euros of foreign capital flowed into the country portugal has issued some 7600 golden visas mainly to chinese or brazilian investors. like sweden i can't read what it says it's not in portuguese english french or any other european language i can't read what kind of construction project it is it wasn't the only thing that i can understand is the address the name of the manager am i the real estate agency me and golden visa yet it equaled in these at. the language on the side. is vietnamese some investors have made millions buying and selling properties without investing a cent in restoration millions that don't necessarily stay in portugal critics suspect money laundering. what does that mean for the portuguese people and 2018 alone average property prices in lisbon rose by 23.5 percent to $3010.00 euro as per square meter. by contrast the average monthl

portugal's most famous fashion designers. the greats the shop pottery he's even sewn for the likes of madonna. my mother was a dressmaker herself and she used to bring me here as a small child and set me down on the counter i love being surrounded by all these things i knew what i wanted to do from the early age so i always have a very strong aesthetic sense. if. the fantastic world of portuguese sardines couldn't be more different the shop is a symbol of the new lisbon. tradition doesn't have an easy time of it says so for you temporarily as to this used to be a jewelry shop a few days ago it looked exactly as it did when we found it and gave it historic shop status intact with the facade in its original state now it's a souvenir store. e.q. little complex i mean it's got explosions that will simulate the centuries old jewelry shop now has a completely different function that is going to be in the everything that was in its original state. that in fact counter the tables the decorations and so into you it all i mean. but it

president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the story and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from some. mishandle is the humble milkmaid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country interest start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach this are really big question to start with how was colonials colonialism impacted your life but i want to do just that what would you give a story answer well i always begin my or lecture. year telling my students that i wouldn't be in that room if it wasn't for naught macaulay's 835 minutes which created what he called a race of people not english blood and color but in all the way so english education in india was intended to create a class of interpreter between the colonial government and the vast indian popula

president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the stream and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from someone whose handle is the humble maid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country injuries start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach is the really big question to start with how is colonialism colonialism impacted your life but i want to do just that what would you give as your answer. well i always begin my or lecture. you're telling my students that i wouldn't be in that room if it wasn't for naught macaulay's 835 minutes which created what he called a race of people not english blood and color but in other ways so english education in india was intended to create a class of interpreter between the colonial government and the vast indian popu

at a policy going into place in berlin you've looked at similar measures planned in spain and portugal how do they compare. well to give you an idea the pressure on the property market is still growing also in this been for example 800000 flights are designated to short term rentals such as air b.n. b. for example so the government there is trying to convince property owners to put their property on the market with a 20 percent discount getting. compensation but 6 months after entering into force this program only 100 to less than $100.00 flights are in this program and in spain there are plans to put a rental cap but only plans because it depends on if in january we will have a left wing government formed by socialists and then you put down this party. we talk about spain and the possible rental cap is there also talk there of how the property market might change in the long term if rents are capped. well there is a lot of debate ongoing in both countries but especially in spain they are remembering their c.v. crisis the crash they had the 11 years ago on the property market and of co

and for more on this let's go to marcus burnished he's a correspondent for spain and portugal and he joins us from his home in germany. marcus we just saw a piece on a policy in berlin to catherine's there you look at similar measures planned in spain and portugal how do they compare well just to make it clear how the pressure on the rent housing sector is still growing just in lisbon portugal capital there are more than 800000 apartments designated to short term rental and such a b. and b. there the government is trying to convince property owners to make a cut of around 20 percent of the average price and compensate this with texas. after 6 months working this program contains less than $100.00 houses there is also a plan to build more social housing but this will take of course a lot of time same in spain they are also trying in different areas of the country such as catalonia madrid to build more social housing and there are also plans for rental cap but these plans are still depending on if there will be a new left wing government in january. the marcus you said there that spain

in the centre of portugal, the worst affected cities in the centre of portugal, the worst affected city seem to be agueda, where shops and restaurants in the centre we re overcome by rising water levels. translation: it was all so quick that we had to leave urgently. i never saw anything like this in agueda. storm else flooded rivers brought down powerlines and disrupted rail and air travel across the region, as thousands hoped to travel in readiness for christmas. portuguese authorities have now issued a red weather warning for a new threat, storm fabien. as well as inland cities, they say coastal areas are likely to get a battering from the incoming weather front. five of the deaths this week have been entered spain where the authorities are also standing by for fresh turmoil. the national weather office has put the the entire coast of galicia and its neighbouring region on alert. and its neighbouring region on red alert. the highest level warning due to strong winds and high waves. let's get some of the day's other news: the cuban president has appointed the country's first prime min

across spain portugal and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left on the water here except for those homes built higher up. islanders on corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside. as far as rainfall is concerned we are seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we are still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so i was 15 or so more in coastal it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but sites like this is still remarkable a coastal prominence a water with seafood whipped up by the pounding of countless waves and blown ashore by storm fabian's full force. and nature's power always fascinates people and some get as close as they did this video was recorded in france the wind is so strong it's almost blowing the phone out of the camera man's hand. count as it. went out to develop an is back on the count

president of the association of history teachers in portugal welcome all of you to the stream and i want to start with our community because they have so much to say so i'll start with this tweet from someone who's handle is the humble milkmaid they write colonialism has affected my life because we still proudly use english names because country injuries start with european conquest as the 1st historical intrigue date and because many people can't name 20 facts about their tribe of origin so priya i'll turn to you with this because this is what you've studied this is what you teach is the really big question to start with how is colonial colonialism impacted your life but i want to do just that what would you give as your answer. well i always begin my or lecture. you're telling my students that i wouldn't be in that room if it wasn't for naught macaulay's 835 minutes which created what he called a race of people not english blood and color but in other ways so english education in india was intended to create a class of interpreter between the colonial government and the vast indian pop

the death toll from a storm that battered spain, portugal and france has risen to eight people, with the affected areas bracing for the arrival of more violent weather. with more, here's david campanale. storm elsa hit the iberian peninsula on wednesday with the following day seeing an increase in its intensity. the historic riverfront streets of porto in portugal were flooded as large amounts of rain fell in short time. the deaths occurred when a tree fell, hitting a truck, killing the driver, while the second person died in the north of the country after a house collapsed with the force of the downpours. in the centre of portugal, the worst affected city seem to be agueda, where shops and restaurants in the centre were overcome by rising water levels. translation: it was all so quick that we had to leave urgently. i never saw anything like this in agueda. storm else flooded rivers brought down powerlines and disrupted rail and air travel across the region, as thousands hoped to travel in readiness for christmas. portuguese authorities have now issued a red weather warning for a new

across spain portugal and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left on the water here except for those homes built hire up. on and his own corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside. all as far as rainfall is concerned we're seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we're still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so i was 15 or so more in khost. it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but sites like this is still remarkable a coastal prominence a water with seafood whipped up by the pounding of countless waves and blown ashore by storm fabian's full force. and might just wait for my people and some get it for a day. it's unpredictable and it's dangerous but it's incredibly beautiful to. al-jazeera . coming out we're going to be live in croatia capital the election race has come down to 2 candidates. a

the death toll from a storm that battered spain, portugal and france has risen to eight people, with the affected areas bracing for the arrival of more violent weather. a strengthening storm, given the name fabien, is expected to bring downpours and strong winds to parts of western europe. with more, here's david campanale. storm elsa hit the iberian peninsula on wednesday with the following day seeing an increase in its intensity. the historic riverfront streets of porto in portugal were flooded as large amounts of rain fell in short time. the deaths occurred when a tree fell, hitting a truck, killing the driver, while the second person died in the north of the country after a house collapsed with the force of the downpours. in the centre of portugal, the worst affected city seem to be agueda, where shops and restaurants in the centre we re overcome by rising water levels. translation: it was all so quick that we had to leave urgently. i never saw anything like this in agueda. storm else flooded rivers brought down powerlines and disrupted rail and air travel across the region, as t

nine dead as storms and flash floods hit spain and portugal. monday could bring more severe weather. # it's a beautiful day in this neighbourhood. # a beautiful day for a neighbour... and fresh from playing an american tv icon, candid confessions from tom hanks. iam kind of loud, iam needy in some ways, i'm a wisenheimer. i probably have attention deficit disorder. and in the business breifing, with only a few days left before christmas celebrations begin, we tally up the costs to see where consumers are spending their money. a warm welcome to the programme, briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. if you're doing some last—minute christmas shopping online, how much do you trust the reviews? one british newspaper has been looking at the issue of fake reviews on amazon. but do they actually sway your decision? tell us what you think, just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. turkish officials are heading for moscow today to discuss concerns about the syrian government offensive on rebel—held territory near turkey'

taking a break in lisbon portugal right now after selling cross the atlantic he's headed for the u.n. climate summit that's in madrid spain is due to arrive there on friday. the final moments of the nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal gretta turn bug look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i want everyone to do so i'm doing this to sort of send a message that it is. even possible. thank the it is impossible to live sustainable today and that means saying these become much easier to invoke arrives in europe as the un's cup 25 climate summit isn't full swing representatives and delegates from some 200 countries have gathered in madrid spain to try and find a way to reduce the world's emissions of greenhouse gases her rival also coincided with the release of a bleak report from the world meteorological organization predicting that the past decade will most likely be the hottest in recorded history. says many

both the united states and portugal. and it's this kind of it commonsense trade policy, i think, that we need to be advocating, along with continuing to build on our partnerships, both within the european union, as well as within south america and with asia, and of course the all importance between our closest neighbors, both canada and mexico. trade, obviously, done properly can create good-paying jobs in america and been fit our relationships and our -- benefit our relationships and economic activity with those countries who we value the most. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from wisconsin, mr. steil, for five minutes. mr. speaker, in 2018 an estimated 47 billion spam robocalls were placed in the united states. americans lost $1.5 billion to fraud last year. weekly, sometimes daily our phones are flooded with spam calls. not only are these calls annoying, but these criminals trick people into giving away personal information such as their social security

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at these two people have been killed in neighbouring portugal we re been killed in neighbouring portugal were some towns have been submerged due to flash flooding and winds reaching speeds of over 100 kilometres per hour. the storms have over the —— only exacerbated the situation, they been dealing with the effects of bad weather for weeks. 12 people were stranded in this merchant ship after it hit rocks off the coast of sardinia and couldn't be rescued until conditions improve. there have been widespread power cuts in southern france and some rail services were cancelled due to the likelihood of trees falling on the lines. this was only added to —— has only added to transport chaos in france, roads have been gridlocked. the worst of the storm fabian is expected to pass overnight but warnings will remain impulsive france and the mediterranean on monday. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: another christmas in makeshift churches — we report on the plight of christians in the indonesian province of aceh. the world of music's been paying tribute to george michael, who's died

across spain portugal and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left underwater here except for those homes build hire up. islanders on corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside. as far as rainfall is concerned we are seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we are still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so hours 15 or so more in. it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but sites like this the still remarkable a coastal promise i washed with sea foam whipped up by the pounding of countless waves and blown ashore by storm fabian's full force. and nature's power always fascinates people and some get as close as they do. it's unpredictable and is dangerous but it's impressively beautiful to rory chalons al-jazeera. construction of u.s. president donald thomas border war with mexico is moving ahead and

it's not on the alps and want to the east of that the next one comes in just to add to the rain in portugal and it keeps going that way for friday and indeed for saturday some easing maybe but the next one is going to be nice way and these temperatures really are quite surprisingly high 14 book arrest 10 in vienna and 10 in warsaw we should be near single figures or even lower now that's all taking place in the european mainland but there's been some spillover as there always is for morocco algeria tunisia this is the forecast for friday try to rain just touch the robot or a bit to the north it probably won't produce anything up in the mountains this time the clouds prezzies for saturday there's a breeze out of the interior as it's 22 degrees as a disappointingly cloudy 22 degrees. in 2008 just near undocumented a groundbreaking skiing. preparing some of india's poorest children for entry into its toughest universities 'd. we returned to see other students and the skiing and helping change the face of india. super 30 ananda's era. you're watching al-jazeera his reminder of our top stories e

now at least 9 people have been killed in spain and portugal after 2 storm struck rivers have flooded and travel disrupted more than 100000 homes still without electricity or a challenge. to rescue the crew the helicopter had to come down low so it was being sprayed by huge waves crashing on the vessel but italian coast guards managed to lift 12 people to safety after their cargo ship was blown on to sardinia as rocky coastline across spain portugal and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left on the water here except for those homes build hire up. islanders on corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside. forest rainfall is concerned we're seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we're still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so hours 15 or so more and. it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but s

i mean if he doesn't want to suppress them why he didn't and portugal and portugal have become the latest european country to resist that while we ban the united states keeps pressuring its allies to not build its 5 g. networks with weiwei and you know sanctions are only getting higher with china and the us in the trumpet mr nation has really ramped up its campaign against weiwei and it's kind of fascinating how you know while on one hand the u.s. government says they don't want these back doors there the attorney general bill barr is demanding a backdoor into all encryption for whatsapp and facebook ceremony thanks so much thank you ben. well meanwhile the f.t.c. is taking a look at amazon over possible antitrust violations over its cloud computing business 8 of us it was i was 8 of us is without question it's the largest cloud computing business on the market where u.s. antitrust enforcers have already begun scrutinizing amazon dot com but they've now extended that probe to the cloud computing side of the business and that extension of their look at amazon it signals that the f.t.c. is

this is a figure from north west and spine 100 maybe so there abouts as a warning out for northern portugal on there will be repeated warning i suspect for bush go because that cloud just is neverending which means forecast wise portugal's going to be wet west and spain then france to some degree elsewhere as well almost one front goes east of provide snow for the alps southern slopes and rain if it's not on the alps and want to the east of that the next one comes in just add to the rain in portugal and it keeps going that way for friday and indeed for saturday some easing maybe but the next one is going to be nice way and these temperatures really are quite surprisingly high 14 book arrest 10 in vienna and 10 in warsaw we should be near single figures or even lower now that's all taking place in the european mainland but there's been some spillover as there always is for morocco algeria in 2 days it is the forecast for friday cloudy or occur rain just touching ribot orbit to the north it probably won't produce anything up in the mountains this time the clouds prezzies for saturday there's

and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left underwater here except for those homes build hire up. islanders on corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside. this concerned we're seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we're still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so hours 15 or so more and. it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but sites like this the still remarkable coastal prominence washed with sea foam topped by the pounding of countless waves and blown assured by storm fabian's full force. and nature's power always fascinates people and some get as close as they. it's unpredictable and it's dangerous but it's impressive refutable to reach alan's al-jazeera. start a quick check of the headlines here and al-jazeera tens of thousands across india once again defied a government ban to prote

i mean if he doesn't want to suppress them why he didn't and portugal and portugal have become the latest european country to resist that while we ban the united states keeps pressuring its allies to not build its 5 g. networks with weiwei and you know sanctions are only getting higher with china and the us in the trumpet mr nation has really ramped up its campaign against weiwei and it's kind of fascinating how you know while on one hand the u.s. government says they don't want these back doors there the attorney general bill barr is demanding a backdoor into all encryption for whatsapp and facebook ceremony thanks so much thank you ben. well meanwhile the f.t.c. is taking a look at amazon over possible antitrust violations over its cloud computing business 8 of us it was 8 of us is without question it's the largest cloud computing business on the market where u.s. and i trust enforcers have already begun scrutinizing amazon dot com but they've now extended that probe to the cloud computing side of the business and that extension of their look at amazon it signals that the f.t.c. is alre

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and he really doesn't want to suppress them why he didn't and portugal and portugal have become the latest european country to resist that while we ban the united states keeps pressuring its allies to not build its 5 g. networks with weiwei and you know sanctions are only getting higher with china and the us in the trumpet mr nation has really ramped up its campaign against weiwei and it's kind of fascinating how you know while on one hand the u.s. government says they don't want these back doors there the attorney general bill barr is demanding a backdoor into all encryption for whatsapp and facebook ceremonies there thanks so much thank you ben. well meanwhile the f.t.c. is taking a look at amazon over possible antitrust violations over its cloud computing business 8 of us it was 8 of us is without question it's the largest cloud computing business on the market where u.s. antitrust enforcers have already begun scrutinizing amazon dot com but they've now extended that probe to the cloud computing side of the business and that extension of their look at amazon it signals that the f.t.c. i

across spain portugal and france more than 118000 households are without electricity in portugal storm surge flooding has forced the evacuation of 250 people many houses have been left on the water here except for those homes built hire up. islanders on corsica are being warned to stay away from the seaside . this concerned we're seeing the end of the crisis with regards to the wind we're still in a crisis that could last a dozen or so i was 15 or so more and. it is very important to advise the population not to go to the beaches in the coastline because it can be potentially dangerous. on western spain's atlantic tip is no stranger to storms but sites like this is still remarkable a coastal promise a water with seafood topped by the pounding of countless waves and blown ashore by storm fabian's full force. and might just wait for my people from getting a break. it's unpredictable and it's dangerous but it's incredibly beautiful to. al-jazeera. it with a live from london more still ahead. in a tight presidential election. at victoria falls despite the rainbow the world's largest waterf

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reporting on around tonight from lisbon, portugal. >> overnight, the u.s. navy reported seizing a cache of iranian missile parts seeing you mike dillard rebels. they work toward the joint defense agreement. traveling to portugal on wednesday to meet with u.s. secretary of state of mike pompeo. to discuss rising tensions with iran. >> we see them totter and i think it's important to increase the pressure against iranian aggression. >> despite their administration to disengage from the middle east, the relationship between americans and iranians n strong. the state department suggested today that more than 1,000 people have been killed by government forces in the ongoing iranian protests. >> america will always stand with the iranian people in the right to struggle for freedom. >> iran's foreign minister today called the administration's comments about u.s. sanctioned against iran and admission of "economic terrorism." they flights were a merger conflict and they go towards negotiations. >> if there are really ready to lift the sections we are ready to talk a

spain and portugal are among the countries worst affected which hit the iberian peninsula on wednesday but has since weakened. however, a second storm, fabien, has followed closely behind, bringing with it more flooding and power cuts. kathryn armstrong reports. a waterfront in southern france is battered by waves and high winds. one of several places to feel the effects of two powerful storms in recent days. storm elsa swept in from the atlantic on wednesday and was closely followed by a second storm, fabian, which made landfall on saturday. spain has been the hardest hit with severe flooding reported in many areas. seven people are thought to have died there, including a fisherman who was swept off rocks into the sea in the catalonia region. at least two people have also been killed in neighbouring portugal, where some towns have been submerged due to flash flooding and winds reaching speeds of over 100kph. the storms have only exacerbated the situation in italy, which has been dealing with the effects of bad weather for weeks. 12 people were stranded in this merchant ship after it h

this is a storm fabian here as it was slamming into the coast of france, also the coast of portugal as well. in some areas, winds are gusting 120, 140 kilometres per hour and through the course of early sunday, the storm will track deeper inland, bringing bad weather to areas deeper in france and eventually germany, spain as well, to the south, this whole portion of europe are basically is infor portion of europe are basically is in for some really rough weather and on top of that, we have heavy snow expected in the alps, so yes, it may be very stormy around the coasts here, and structural damage from the winds, but that hour of bad weather will spread across other parts of europe in the lead up to christmas, which is what we do not want. 60,000 people have packed into tokyo's new national stadium, to celebrate its opening, ahead of next year's olympics and paralympics. they cheered the retired jamaican sprinter usain bolt as hejogged around the track. and there was a taste of how the 2020 opening ceremony might look, with traditional drummers and a parade of dancers. mark eames report

spain and portugal are among the countries worst affected by the heavy rain and violent winds of storm elsa, which hit the iberian peninsula on wednesday but has since weakened. however, a second storm, fabien, has followed closely behind, bringing with it more flooding and power cuts. kathryn armstrong reports. a waterfront in southern france is battered by waves and high winds. one of several places to feel the effects of two powerful storms in recent days. storm elsa swept in from the atlantic on wednesday and was closely followed by a second storm, fabien, which made landfall on saturday. spain has been the hardest hit with severe flooding reported in many areas. seven people are thought to have died there including a fisherman who was swept off rocks into the sea in the catalonia region. at least two people have also been killed in neighbouring portugal, where some towns have been submerged due to flash flooding and winds reaching speeds of over 100kph the storms have only exacerbated the situation in italy, which has been dealing with the effects of bad weather for weeks. 12 peop

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the death toll from a storm that battered spain, portugal and france has risen to eight people, with the affected areas bracing for the arrival of more violent weather. a strengthening storm, given the name fabien, is expected to bring downpours and strong winds to parts of western europe. with more, here's david campanale. storm else hit the iberian peninsula on wednesday, with the following day seeing an increase in its intensity. the riverfront streets of porto were flooded. the deaths occurred when a tree fell, hitting a truck, killing the driver, while a second person died in the north of the country after a house collapsed with the force of the downpours. in the centre of portugal, the worst affected city appears to be here, where shops and restaurants in the centre were where shops and restaurants in the centre we re overcome where shops and restaurants in the centre were overcome by rising water levels. translation: we had to leave urgently, i never saw anything like this here. storm elsa flooded areas, brought down power lines and disrupted travel across the region as thousa