guyana, 1953, international intrigue smolders here. britain charges a red plot. accused of its conspiracy, the heads of the people's progressive party. communist propaganda literature is confiscated, but the communists had their foot in the door. by 1961, a communist premier controls british guyana. the example of vietnam. just 21 -- july 21, 1954, at geneva, a french general signs a cease-fire agreement with the vietnam general. others taking part are russia's molotov and china. the negotiations between red china achieves an armistice which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indochina. the flag comes down. the french leave hanoi according to the armistice terms. and virtual control is left in the hands of red elements. these are some of the million vietnamese refugees fleeing the area. the red army takes over. the communist flag goes up. proclamation and decrees of the new order are immediately posted. cuba. the nationalist congress of socialist youth meets with the theme, down with yankee imperialism. as they hail

. >> the example of georgetown british guyana in 1953. trade holders here threatening the government. accused of conspiracy are a man and his wife, heads of the peoples progressive party. communist propaganda letters propagated, but the communists had their foot in the door. by 1961, the communist premier controls british guyana. the example of vietnam, july 21st, 1954 at geneva. the french general signs a cease-fire agreement with the admin general. others taking part or russia's molotov. negotiations between red china and the french premier achieves an armistice, which brings to an end seven and a half years of fighting in indochina. the flag comes down. the french leave hanoi according to the terms of the armistice and virtual control is left in the hands of red elements. these are some of the million vietnamese refugees fleeing the area. the red army takes over. the communist flag goes up. proclamations and decrees of the new order are immediately promoted. cuba meets in havana with the theme down with anti-imperialism as they hail ca

and french guy on his watch 137 millimeters of rain in 24 hours more showers on deck for french guyana on wednesday. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of how the lives. of the stories. provided glimpse into someone else is what. we were called the threat least to fight. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. i am the voice we are the voice witnesses on al-jazeera. the ne the the i am. the i'm. here watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of amin stories much needed medical supplies out began arriving in india which is struggling to stop the spread of covert 19 it accounts for half of the wildest new infections one person is dying every 4 minutes and come a tory i'm sorry breaking. brazil's senate has launched an inquiry into the government's handling of the pandemic nearly 400000 brazilians have died from call the 19 the world's 2nd ties death toll and somalia's president mohammed up to life are my jill has agreed not to extend his term i'm a domestic and international pressure he made the announcement after the prime minister said he was against the proposed 2

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por otro lado, un hombre de guyana fue detenido en el aeropuerto de nueva york por el contrabando de casi tres docenas de pÁjaros. las autoridades descubrieron que kevinocultaba a los pÁjaros en su red entre sus ropas. los prince jones son usados en concurso de cantos y segÚn Él, le habÍan ofrecido 3000 $ para ingresarlos al paÍs. un barco militar estadounidense realizÓ disparos de advertencia despuÉs de que tres buques de la marinadel cuerpo revolucionario de islam se acercaron a la embarcaciÓn y a otra patrullera en zona del golfo con maniobras confusas. el incidente se produce mientras las potencias mundiales e irÁn tratan de que washington y teherÁn vuelvan a cumplir el acuerdo nuclear del aÑo 2015. al regresar de la pausa, el gobierno de brasil rechaza la importaciÓn de la vacuna rusa es - felix: camioneros chilenos bloquea la carretera que une a chile y argentina en protesta por el bloqueo vial que los trabajadores argentinos que realizaban en la zona fronteriza. los trabajadores de la saludargentinos exige mejores salarios y en protesta mantienen un bloqueo de 20

and french guy on his watch 137 millimeters of rain in 24 hours more showers on deck for french guyana on wednesday. oh. india is running out of space to cremate its dead it's battling a 2nd wave which the world health organization blames on a perfect storm of conditions. you're watching al-jazeera live from headquarters and navigates also coming up. we've made study progress the u.s. is a coronavirus restrictions for people who are fully.

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citizen, he was fined $300 and also sent back on a flight to guyana. i don't know what they did with the birds. >> that was my question, too. what happened to the birds? >> but also i don't know, i've been to like those pet stores to get dog food and as you pass by all the birds, the finches, they make a lot of noise. i'm wondering how he tried to keep them quiet. >> shhh. >> trying to walk with the suitcase. >> they're trained, click, click. >>> let's get you out to the roadways and see how things are shaping up with the morning commute. our folks are behaving pretty well, click, click, see how things are going with my clicker on the maps as we look at a smooth drive bay area wide, green sensors. most of the cleared out, the summit clear rd for lanes around idyllwild. the arrows show we'll eventually see more slowing. all green, altamont pass. good friday as well so many businesses also observe that circle there the dublin interchange a live look at the bay bridge, dublin interchange there may be a vehicle off the roadway nearby. over here hardly any

and french guy on his watch 137 millimeters of rain in 24 hours more showers on deck for french guyana on wednesday. still out on al-jazeera are you going standoff between saudi arabia and lebanon we'll talk to the farm it's called in the middle. of a japanese star achieve something not see it in 100 years of major league baseball that story after the break. one or the bullet produced it's a wasted life tens of thousands of put out that tower in south korea has been transformed from left to foundation to build a leader in food recycling either reporting on how new technology is making this possible. in kenya i mean the promise and sundays what he had. well the livelihoods depend on was. a phrase. from inside the walls of a west african prison comes home. a chance to create to express emotion and take the 1st steps towards rehabilitation. for a noun choreographer shares his passion for dance inspiring prisoners to perform and to reach beyond the ill deeds of their past and the confines of their present to the dance of the use i witnessed documentary on the al-jazeera. rule. oh. well to

citizen, he was fined $300 and also sent back on a flight to guyana. the finches were turned over to the u.s. department of agriculture of veterinary services. poor little birds, though. getting stuck in a roller. >> all cooped up in the rollers. i'm looking at the video playing, come on. all right. time to get a look at the forecast. today a nice day if you were a bird you like to fly out any day. >> hummingbirds are out. >> yes. i know, i'm jealous of people who have full-blown back yards with gardens, they get the birds, the squirrels, all that good stuff and it is going to be cooler today so you at home want to fly out and be a bird, be a bird. you don't have to worry about the heat today. we've got temperatures significantly cooler, especially around the interior valleys. san francisco right now a live look, and we're going to notice a bit more cloud cover in through the afternoon, but right now, look at san jose. what a stunning shot, as we start to see the sunrise over walnut creek. current satellite radar right now you can see no rain in sight,

the mother of george floyd's daughter guyana and family attorneys reacted. >> with this verdict we have brought some accountability. finally this verdict demands us to never give up the hope that we can make enduring change. >> reporter: the news bringing tears of joy to the family. how do you feel good? >> i feel good, man. i feel special. i feel like this is the day that we all have been waiting for. >> reporter: but were you surprised by the speed with which the jury came back with a verdict? >> the video. you don't need nothing but the video. somebody was tortured to death and the world seen that and everybody spoke up, and, man, george, man, he's living in me right now. i love my brother so much, man. it's crazy, man. >> reporter: president biden calling the family shortly after the verdict. >> nothing is going to make it all better, at least now there's some justice. >> the president later addressing the nation. >> no one should be above the law, and today's verdict sends that message, but it's not enough. we can't stop here. >> reporter: the jury six identifying as white and six

spells of what weather the very real risk of some flooding here especially as we head toward french guyana just because of how much moisture we've seen over the last few days. a small boy and his brother rescued from war in gaza by the red cross so i'm holding this time we were 1st released on a red cross truck now it won't lead to increase its management and finally going to dump 2 in chicago who still misses how to judge one day it's possible only thinking of returning to jordan al-jazeera wild meats 2 successful arab doctors in north america arabs approving the humanitarian and the he left on al-jazeera. lulu's. you're absolutely. hello again the top stories on al jazeera this hour u.s. president joe biden is set to address congress ahead of his 100th day in office he's expected to deliver a message of hope and help the country's recovery despite facing the pandemic in syria severe economic and political crises people in india are rushing to register for a mass vaccination drive set to begin this weekend just coronavirus infection spiraled out of control it's set another world record wi

spells of what weather the very real risk of some flooding here especially as we head toward french guyana just because of how much moisture we've seen over the last few days. qatar airways. one 3rd of all the food produced is wasted with tens of thousands of put out that tower in south korea has been transformed from west to founder if the global leader in food recycling i have a reporting on how new technology is making this possible. in kenya i mean the farm must and sundays what he had believed in the soil the livelihoods depend on it was a new place a phrase. you want to go to see a reminder about top stories this hour u.s. president joe biden is told congress is turning peril into possibility after the devastation of the coronavirus pandemic he was speaking on the eve of his 100th day in office. after the president spoke republican senator tim scott gave his party's rebuttal address accusing biden of empty words and broken promises and says the biden ministration has divided the country more than ever. antigovernment protesters and riot police have clashed in colombia's capital thous

and my my biological mother is indian via guyana right so that's my mixed race miss i did experience some racism in that in that village when i was growing up but it's not you know it's minus stuff and also your parents since 81 i always go on which people of color got which is that you got to work twice as hard to get anywhere i can get but i didn't get that because all of my experiences of racism were effectively positive and maybe that is a reflection of my own privilege and and being mixed race rather than. integrated into one particular ethnicity the parent has with me and it was just important part my dad to us about racism he in fact used to tell us if anyone calls you that he went yeah. he used to make us practice punching on him this is hilarious when i'm no violent person he said a line the 3 of us up and say right punch me here as hard as you can if any one of us says it. i mean the face i was 6 years old right. this is and then my mom at the same time who was the polar opposite to my so my dad and was actually from pakistan and she would say you know if they say that you

with heavy rains toward parts of venezuela into guyana and french guy on his wall $137.00 millimeters of rain in 24 hours more showers on deck for french guiana on wednesday. india is running out of space to cremate its dead it's battling a 2nd wave which the world health organization blames on a perfect storm of conditions. you're watching al-jazeera live from headquarters and. also coming up. we may study progress the u.s. is a current a virus restrictions for people who are fully vaccinated but the president warns there's still a long way to go. somalia's president decides not to extend his term by 2 years after protests and calls for early elections to ease tensions the f.b.i. launches an investigation into the death of a black american and the family want police to release the body count video. it was a few hours to the package. thanks for joining us much needed medical supplies have begun arriving in india which is struggling to stem the spread of cope with 19 the world health organization says mass gatherings low vaccination rates and new variants are to blame for the surge one

brazil those showers are fairly large at the moment the heaviest ones are further north for french guyana westwards towards colombia that's the heaviest stuff which could give some flash flooding particular thinking colombia maybe in venezuela as well if you look at the satellite picture of the carabineers the clouds moving in that direction there we look at the tops of high clouds and that is the reason why the smoke and the ash coming from st vincents volcano is going right of the to hold barbados and covering the island it will keep doing that because these are pretty standard winds and at that height they are westerlies but you might be thinking that right you'd be right because the trade winds generally speaking come from the other direction and that's what's happening remember most interruptions because heavy rain in the form of this cold front is likely in the leeward islands not tell tales back towards the far north of the constant otherwise a fairly dry picture of the caribbean particularly in the west and including jamaica. qatar airways from the al-jazeera london brokaw's cente

and my my biological mother is indian via guyana right so that's my mixed race miss i did experience some racism in that in that village when i was growing up but it's not you know it's minus stuff and also your parents since 81 i always go on which people of color got which is that you can have to work twice as hard to get anywhere i can get but i didn't get that because all of my experiences of racism were effectively positive and maybe that is a reflection of my own privilege and and being mixed race rather than. integrated into one particular ethnicity the parent has with me and it was to import them part my dad to us about racism he in fact used to tell us if anyone calls you that he went yeah. he used to make us practice punching on him this is hilarious when i'm no violent person he said a line the 3 of us up and say right punch me here as hard as you can if any one of us says it. i mean the face i was 6 years old right. this is and then my mom at the same time who was the polar opposite to my so my dad and was actually from pakistan and she would say you know if they say that

and my my biological mother is indian via guyana right so that's my mixed race miss i did experience some racism in that in that village when i was growing up but it's not you know it's minus stuff and also your parents since $81.00 i always go on which people of color got which is what you're going to what twice it's hard to get anywhere i didn't get but i didn't get that because all of my experiences of racism were effectively positive and maybe that is a reflection of my own privilege in and being mixed race rather than. integrated into one particular ethnicity pair because with me it was to import compartments add to us about racism he in fact used to tell us if anyone calls you that he went yeah. he used to make us practice punching on him this is hilarious when i'm no violent person he said the line the 3 of us up and say right punch me here as hard as you can if any one of us says it. i mean the face i was 6 years old right. this is a my mom at the same time who was the polar opposite to my to my dad and was actually from pakistan and she would say you know if they say that yo

and my my biological mother is indian via guyana right so that's my mixed race miss i did experience some racism in that in that village when i was growing up but it's not you know it's minus stuff and also your parents since 81 i always got on which people of color got which is that you cannot do what twice as hard to get anywhere i can get but i didn't get that because all of my experiences of racism were effectively positive and maybe that is a reflection of my own privilege and and being mixed race rather than. integrated into one particular ethnicity pair because with me it was just important part my dad to us about racism he in fact used to tell us if anyone calls you that he went yeah. he used to make us practice punching on him this is hilarious when i'm no violent person he said a line the 3 of us up and say right punch me here as hard as you can if any one of us says it. i mean the face i was 6 years old right and this is a my mom at the same time who was the polar opposite to my to my dad and was actually from pakistan and she would say you know if they say that you tell t

and my my biological mother is indian via guyana right so that's my mixed race miss i did experience some racism in that in that village when i was growing up but it's not you know it's minus stuff and also your parents since $81.00 i always go on which people of color got which is what you're going to what twice it's hard to get anywhere i didn't get but i didn't get that because all of my experiences of racism were effectively positive and maybe that is a reflection of my own privilege in and being mixed race rather than. integrated into one particular ethnicity the parent has with me and it was to import them part my dad to us about racism he in fact used to tell us if anyone calls you that he went yeah. he used to make us practice punching on him this is hilarious when i'm no violent person he said align the 3 of us up and say right punch me here as hard as you can if any one of us says it. i mean the face i was 6 years old right. this is a my mom at the same time who was the polar opposite to my to my dad and was actually from pakistan and she would say you know if they say that

more to the construction that's the kind of thing you learn when you work in places like bangladesh or guyana or zimbabwe where you can get everyone by the big and small to pull together. that way you can create something wonderful together something to be proud of. back in rosenheim on earth for just ahead she's on a schedule once this project and the various completed move on to the next construction site in ghana. i want to use architecture to improve living conditions bolster social justice and cultural diversity and preserve this planet for future generations. for the common . for and with each new design on a comes a step closer to achieving this she may not change the world from one day to the next but even rome wasn't built in a day. at the end of the beach job is a job if i am able to perform it effectively it shouldn't matter where on the gender spectrum i like a beekeeper. she took a job traditionally. we did not do you see breaking the glass ceiling she's also raising awareness for a picture. it's usually men who wear this kind of outfit in kosovo they are hardly any female beekee

western side of the amazon basin northern parts of south america seeing some very heavy rain suriname guyana sings a big downpour some wet weather to into southern parts of of venezuela say some wet weather turns and all the memories of colombia pushing up into where panama want to rush of showers across the caribbean but more sunshine that shows it really isn't too bad at all paps the most persistent wet weather will be over towards hispaniola we could see some rather heavy rain here going on through thursday but quieting down as we go on into friday further north as well too bad it's always push up into the u.s. they see some very heavy rain severe storms pushing across the plains that's going to continue making its way further east which was some west of there the central canada. at ways. this is al-jazeera. hello there i've seen and this is the news hour of live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes diplomats loyal to me and most military jointer sees the embassy in london and look at the ambassador they fire it's just a hell of a side to me and my embassy in london as we speak be a

parts of colombia and further east we're going to see some of those heavier downpours as well in french guyana for the final dry air whether we have to come to easton areas of brazil rio it 29 degrees plenty of sunshine ahead of sweater weather later in the week for much of central america things are looking rather dry and fine particularly dry weather for central parts of mexico 29 degrees in mexico city heavier showers in panama and costa rica with a few showers across the caribbean but generally fine and dry here it's as we head to north america that we're seeing those severe storms rolling across the southern states because see some hail some extreme conditions here and a possible tornado hit. sponsored plan qatar airways. finland has committed to cutting its carbon emissions with the world's most ambitious reduction goal carbon neutrality in just 15 years now it's really time to actually get to and we can do it if we want to but 1st the nation must tackle the dirty legacy of a profitable fossil fuel industry to its end being an active emanations source people in power finland's planet war

we just finished our 100th troubled election in guyana. we are now working on miramar. about two thirds of our total budget, each year, is devoted to what the world health organization calls neglected tropical diseases. and we will treat, this year, about 71 million people so they will not go blind or die from a disease that is no longer known in the developed world. health care is our primary way to expend money. one example of that is guinea worm. which some of you may have heard. we started out with 20 countries that had guinea worm and 26,300 villages. and 3.6 million cases. at this moment, we have 15 cases in the world. [applause] so that is what we are working on. but there we go into a country and work side-by-side with the people in those little villages, and it gives us an insight into political affairs in their country, and that is what we share with our leaders in washington. host: it is extraordinary work. one of the things, in addition to that, that i admire is that you planned ahead. you have endowed the work of the center, your grandson is the chairman. p

but the main seasonal right is a long way indoors and are from certain that sort of area of french guyana westwards towards western colombia where the potential for floods in those showers .

laying wounded in 1978 after being left for dead in the ambush near jonestown guyana. she was shot five times at point-blank range with an assault rifle. she was working with congressman leo ryan who went there to investigator the people's temple. he was murdered in the ambush along with three american journalists before 900 followers of a madman would be forced to commit suicide. much of this must seem so familiar, the shock, the outrage, the command for change. after 45 mass shootings in 30 days, does anything change this time? >> i hate to say this, but i don't think so. we have come to a point in this country where we're just numb. when you think about it, there's already been 12,000 people that have died by bullets in this country so far this year. we've already had 140 mass shootings. one of the statistics that absolutely sends shimmers up and down my spine is the fact that 91% of children under the age of 15 who are killed by bullets live in the united states. when are we going to do just the same kinds of things like making sure that people that shouldn't have

here as we go into saturday we're going to see some intense downpours across diana soren and french guyana wet a weather on the way there but as he heads to the eastern coast of brazil things are looking a lot drier and brighter 28 degrees in rios have plenty of sunshine coming through heading to central america now and mexico seeing a lot of the sunshine very dry there 32 degrees in monterrey it's as we edge further south that we're seeing no showers across panama and costa rica a few showers as well for cuba but 30 degrees in have an a so not so sunshine coming through shall was for haiti and the dominican republic but jamaica seeing some sunshine 32 in kingston. qatar airways. this is al-jazeera. and this is the news hour of life from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes killed in battle last weekend a funeral is held for chance former longtime leader edris to be. a new vaccine against malaria could be a game changer after clinical trials show with 77 percent of.

we're going to show you of guyana. there are other areas on the left looking for a ride. know he's walking for a cause. >> if you've pretty much seen it all or you think you have there's this. this is a life-size teddy bear is on the move. his name is bear son and he's walking walking from la to san francisco had to be kind of hot air, but a sheriff's deputy in santa clarita came across him posted this picture. >> bear sun hasn't said exactly why he's doing this. but there's a link on his instagram page. it is asking for donations that planning to give to an unnamed nonprofit. his goal is $10,000 right now he's at $1200 disneyland tickets officially went on sale this morning. the demand for tickets was so high that within 10 minutes and probably expect this would happen. the website was already pushing visitors into its online waiting room. yeah. not one of our producers got this message while waiting for tickets saying, you know, the weights almost over. but he said he logged in at 6.45 this morning and didn't get a ticket until nearly 8 hours later. so bring your patien

we have the typical rash of showers toward the amazon basin and showers for parts of venezuela into guyana and french guy on that as well and rio de janeiro you are not going to escape these showers maybe even some thunderstorms as well or the next 3 days temperatures running a bit below average but toward the end of the week we will get back into the sunshine for central america we've got drought conditions into parts of mexico so this calm and sunny weather is certainly not helping the situation we're dealing with just a few showers toward his family his spend your lot and also into puerto rico for your tuesday the big story for north america is this building heat and that's because we're tapping into a southerly flow from the gulf so that's pumping up warm air take a look at chicago 28 on tuesday but we have a cold front running across so that's going to drop down your temperature to 19 by wednesday but washington up to 30 on wednesday. sponsored by qatar airways. this is al-jazeera. when you're watching the al-jazeera news our life my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 60

guyana, i don't know if you caught the congresswoman of michigan from the top. she spoke up against maxine waters' comments. her point was lawmakers should try to de-escalate on capitol hill. when you call something the jim crow hearing it doesn't sound like de-escalation. >> i am pissed the hell off with this characterization of the georgia law. if people know their history they would know from 1877 to the 1960s the democrat jim crow policy quite frankly treated african-americans with less dignity and respect than alley dogs. this is disgusting on every level. what is so bad about the bill in georgia. you would present an i.d. was that an issue when 69% of african-american agree with voter i.d. 60 percenters of democrats agree with voter i.d. what is so insulting on this. i don't understand the democrats use race as a wedge issue on values they put cannot win on the policy mirrors. this is disgusting. to further the conversation people like joe manchin of west virginia said he doesn't support it. it is being done on the basis of politics. this must end in washi

a long way north it's through amazon you're mystically but the heaviest stuff has been recently in guyana suriname and i think we're going to see it once more in colombia and throughout venezuela and it's not just the sense of significant rain in the small arms of the caribbean there's more to come in the fall cross hitting puerto rico and of course down to venezuela but if you follow things further west is a much drier picture still fairly dry in mexico there's been some particularly heavy rain recently in mexico city and this certainly a likelihood of more showers brewing in the next couple of days particularly heavy ones further north towards forward in fact that's the story for the u.s. we've had these big storms recently but rather than moving through then asked settling so for friday and probably saturday the place to watch for big thunderstorms is texas with potential flooding of course lightning the cold in the northeast is slowly going away. sponsored by a qatar airways. killing the debate you don't see this action and amplify your voice you're only human mr narrative the media w

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here as we go deeper into the weekend we're going to see some showers as well across across french guyana and that wet weather theme does continue as we head to central america panama seeing some showers as well as costa rica but mexico things off starting to dry up a few showers across the yucatan peninsula but plenty of sunshine coming in across central areas $28.00 degrees in mexico city and despite the cold air blowing across the caribbean temperatures on nestling up to the thirty's with a few showers across parts of cuba and jamaica. qatar airways the u.s. is always i think right before right the world people pay attention to what you told us now does it is very good to bring the news to the world. the old. you're watching are just 0 where we are with the leaders summit on climate change being hosted by the american president joe biden we're about to listen to lots of mir putin the russian president to be addressing those 40 world leaders he's being introduced by anthony blinken the secretary of state.

and cast out how accusations of witchcraft are putting women's lives at risk in guyana during covert 19. times out of touch of sports in manchester city closes in on the premier league title but it soon will win even after 50. hello welcome to the news hour hundreds of demonstrators are taking part in antigovernment protests in thailand's capital there demanding the resignation of the government and the immediate release of pro-democracy protesters on saturday police declared a planned protest of the bangkok remand prison would be illegal tony chang is with us he'll give us an update from bangkok so how much momentum do the protests continue to have tony. many people coming in that week. or an hour a good movie empty chairs. there in. the numbers that we were seeing 6 months ago on the same street. tens of thousands of people as a difference in the crowd coming to hear the faces a much older 6 months ago we were getting a very young crowd. by the. polls. seem to be coming out in the national guard now the reason the protest leaders have been hit hard with all sorts of legal challenge

alix: does that mean guyana is something you aren't looking at? pierre: we have some and s -- we have some in sewer and -- in suriname. we are not going to be in all the assets in the world. guy: what tax rates are you plugging in for next year? pierre: first of all, we support strengthening infrastructure in this country. it is important that our tax code is competitive with other jurisdictions. if not, we have seen capital moved to other countries, and that will move the jobs, and jobs in the oil and gas business are very good paying jobs you can raise a family on. so i am not going to speculate on that. we are certainly going to work with the biden adminstration to have a fair tax code and competitive. -- and competitive tax code. alix: but it does seem what the path of least resistance is higher taxes. i am wondering if you think that overall, especially if we see some subsidies come out of the market, are you going to see higher cost of capital to drill? is it going to cost more? is it going to slow production? pierre: right now we are not se

spells of what whether the very real risk of some flooding here especially as we head toward french guyana just because of how much moisture we've seen over the last few days thanks jeff well still ahead here on al-jazeera tension in the gulf as u.s. and iranian military vessels confront each other. floyd mayweather says a return to the ring for his delayed fight against internet personality logan pulled we'll have those details in sports so don't go away. frank assessments on the government needs to watch what exactly happened and what may have now taking fantasy to asia might not be good ever again informed opinions is the u.s. with thinking military positioning in the middle east or is it just a simple act of reorganizing ministry us and this is a message to the region the united states years are rethinking its military posture in-depth analysis of the day school ople headlines inside story. coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel there whether it's east or west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our coverage and i focus is not just on th

brazil but the main seasonal right is a long way noles an hour from suriname that sort of area of french guyana westwards towards western colombia where the potential for floods in those showers is repeated nazis during when same probably thursday and we've seen flooding in dominican republic as this line of showers that goes more us through jamaica back to honduras has been around for 2 or 3 days and it's still going the sheriff particularly this and a spaniard to have been heavy and they could well be heavy in the next 24 hours and i know i'm going to show you here and she being brought down against the gulf feed of warm air it's a line or showers that will develop into significant thunderstorms that's going to happen late in the wednesday stretching simulate dance rock and sort of the gulf coast is the center of the last outbreaks which all potentially to an arctic. sponsored by a qatar airways blue face mosques a common sight in city centers around britain but as lockdowns allusive people will still be wearing mosques for months or even years to come an ongoing nightmare for the environment