the gulf, on the other hand, there are 1,80062 platforms. and about 1,000 of them will probably be decommissioned in this decade. while leaving them in the ocean through a rigs to reef program can enhance certain species. the nation lacks the decommissioning that takes into account the scale of the challenge and comprehensively considers the consequences for ecosystems and living resources and the long-term fate and effects of the material left offshore. of the 55,000 wells that have been drilled in the ocs, 59% of them have been permanently or temporarily abandoned, the rest at some point. one study estimates that methane loss rate for 2.9% from the gulf ocs, which is equal to the average u.s. loss rate through the entire life cycle of natural gas supply chain. according to the gao, as you pointed out, there are 8,600 miles and 18,000 miles of abandoned pipelines. the gao found they lack a robust process for addressing the environmental safety risk and ensuring cleanup and burial standards. and also monitoring the long-term fate of these pi

you are out over the open gulf. when you are in deepwater, as the ranking member indicated, technologies are improved and there's a lot of requirements, so there's less flaring, those kinds of losses. also if there's any leakage if there is any under the water leakage on the water, the method has to come up through the ocean, where it is dissolved. so the primary concern is the shallow wells, with a water death is less and if it reaches the atmosphere, you don't have the technological constraints. we used to be doing a lot of flaring of the sites and so on. >> thank you, thank you very much mister chairman. >> thank you. thank you for your questions ranking member -- o, not ranking member, representative degette. i now recognize representative graves for five minutes of questions. representative graves? ... let's hold. if he is not here at this moment, let's call on representative tiffany and then we will come back to representative graves. >> okay. mister chairman, this is representative tiffany, can you hear me ok

this isn't a just a huge and growing problem in the gulf of mexico. in california, as we recently experienced, there was also a crisis in the pacific. on october 1, around huntington beach and newport beach reported in oil smile and the response received reports of being unknown machine on the water surface. the coast guard confirmed this bill the next day and since then, local, state and federal officials and volunteers had organized a robust response to containing a cleanup the oil spill and begin to investigate the causes. over the past two weeks, we have learned considerable details about the pipeline amplified energies response and the timeline of events that led to the rupture. months ago a ship's anchor hooked and dragged the pipeline over 100 feet causing what led to the release of tens of thousands of gallons of oil. but this begs several questions and raises issues for us in the recent years is required and whether indications of issues and was there a delay when amplified initiated with emergency response. these and other questions must be

as if iran can acquire a nuclear be sure that the other gulf, the countries in the gulf, saudi arabia, emirates, others, they will t say under te theory of self-destruction i have to have nuclear weapons, too. and that we begin an arms race in a part of the world that can ill afford it. as will look to a new approach i also believe that we should revisit a number of proposals i laid out in 2015. first, we should seek the immediate ratification by iran of the additional protocol to ensure that we have a permanent international agreement with iran for access to suspect sites. second, we need a ban on centrifuge r&d for the -- research and development, for the duration of such an agreement. because if that advanced r&d that is allowed iran to be four weeks away, but are from reaching the nuclear threshold so iran cannot have the capacity to quickly break out. just as u.n. security council resolution says the snapback is off the table. third, iran should close the fordow enrichment facility. after all, the sole purpose of fordow was to harden iran's nuclear program through a military atta

and as the gulf news picks— leader he is. and as the gulf news picks up— leader he is. and as the gulf news picks up he — leader he is. and as the gulf news picks up he has really rallied world support— picks up he has really rallied world support around ukraine and arming them— support around ukraine and arming them and— support around ukraine and arming them and cutting them off from international community both financially and diplomatically and i think that has to be a surprise to some _ think that has to be a surprise to some extent to putin, just how drastically the world has reacted. and you — drastically the world has reacted. and you are nodding away? yes, because president _ and you are nodding away? ye: because president zelensky has really outperformed my expectations. a slightly random person to become president, ukraine has quite choppy politics and he is thrust into something he has absolutely no professional political preparation, and he has used social media and his performative skill really brilliantly, on social media and the very direct way

the island of ketchum and the persian gulf is surrounded by crystal clear waters. it's one of the southernmost parts of iran and bomb locals grow the famous maza 40 dates in a region known for its inhospitable climate, and many earthquakes. on the other side of the dusty loot. desert often called the hottest place on earth, lies the city of going about near the city, residence, doug aqueducts, and to the cliffside to make the desert balloon not far from turkmenistan. the city of mashhad has long been known as a holy city for shiite muslims and the province of gold, his dawn, famed as a green paradise extends to the caspian sea. the area is still home to iranian turk, men and their herds. b, her through the mist, the coast of the persian gulf emerges along with the outline of the island of ketchum. it is a striking landscape, almost moonlight and its mystery. infrequent but heavy rainfall sculpt shifting formations from the limestone and sandstone that makes up the islands interior. ah! oh. the austere landscape here is in striking contrast to the lush greenness of

ah, the island of ketchum and the persian gulf is surrounded by crystal clear waters. it's one of the southernmost parts of iran and bomb. locals grow the famous miles of 40 dates in a region known for its inhospitable climate, and many earthquakes. on the other side of the dusty loot, desert often called the hottest place on earth, lies the city of going about near the city, residence doug aqueducts, into the cliff sides to make the desert balloon not far from turkmenistan. the city of mashhad has long been known as a holy city for shiite muslims and the province of gold, as dawn, famed as a green paradise extends to the caspian sea. the area is still home to iranian turk, men and their herds. b, her through the mist, the coast of the persian gulf emerges along with the outline of the island of ketchum. it is a striking landscape, almost moonlight in its mystery. infrequent but heavy rainfall sculpt shifting formations from the limestone and sandstone that makes up the islands interior. ah. oh. the austere landscape here is in striking contrast to the lush green this

ah she think about a month when i'm out flying over the gulf of gore gone. i never see the same thing twice. it's a different view every day and i always discover and experience something new. me how the waves crash on the shore. now the birds fly and i want the beach looks like it's saw from the arid expanses to the fertile regions of the central plains. iranians have tamed much of the wild landscapes they call home a country that harbours an abundance of treasures. wonders of nature and architecture going back thousands of years. ah, ah ego africa. it's extraordinary. and not for the faint of heart bike ride from cairo. the city is dominated by cards, but activists are pleading their best case with clear street and better air. to africa. in 30 minutes, d w with making the what's behind van d. w, news africa. they show that the issues in the continent life is slowly getting back to normal here on the street to give you enough reports on the inside. our correspond that was on the ground reporting from across the continent, all the trend stuff. the mazda u. t

we have a lot on our agenda today and i want to talk about security in the gulf and the broader middle east, ensuring global energy supplies, continuing our work together to support the people of afghanistan and speaking of that, on that front, i want to applaud the new deal that they signed with boeing for $20 billion. one of the largest deals boeing aircraft has ever had and it will support tens of thousands of good well-paying u.s. jobs. i am notifying congress that i will designate qatar as a major none nato ally to reflect the importance of our relationship. i think it is well overdue. i want to thank you again for being here and making this trip for you, your commitment to our friendship and i am looking forward to our discussion today. >> thank you very much. good afternoon. i am very happy to be here. 2022 is a very important year. this is a very strong relationship and i am very proud about it. i am proud of what we have achieved. this afternoon i will be talking with the president about different topics. really about the security of our region. i think we demonstrated how str

ah you think about a month when i'm out flying over the gulf of gorgon? i never see the same thing twice. it's a different view every day, and i always discover and experience something new. how the waves crash on to the shore. now the birds fly, i want the beach looks like it from the air and expanses to the fertile regions of the central plains. iranians have tamed much of the wild landscapes they call home a country that harbours an abundance of treasures. wonders of nature and architecture. going back thousands of years. ah. ah. the 1000000000 trees plant cannot global we for station program save our climate idea. sounds fantastically simple, but is it which trees are suitable and above? oh, where should these need for is a credit in 30 minutes on d w. oh, we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. no magic corner chat. hot spot for food. chat and some great cultural memorials to boot d w, travel off we go. we have something to celebrate. the 77 percent has reached $100.00 show. 100 times we've tackled the issues that matter most to you with boundl

ah, the island of ketchum and the persian gulf is surrounded by crystal clear waters. it's one of the southernmost parts of iran and bomb locals grow the famous miles of 40 dates in a region known for its inhospitable climate. and many earthquakes. on the other side of the dusty lute desert, often called the hottest place on earth, lies the city of going about near the city, residence doug aqueducts, into the cliff sides to make the desert balloon not far from turkmenistan. the city of mashhad has long been known as a holy city for shiite muslims and the province of gold, his dawn, famed as a green paradise extends to the caspian sea. the area is still home to iranian turk, men and their herds. b, it through the mist. the coast of the persian gulf emerges along with the outline of the island of ketchum. it is a striking landscape, almost moonlight and its mystery. infrequent but heavy rainfall sculpt shifting formations from the limestone and sandstone that makes up the islands interior. ah. oh. the austere landscape here is in striking contrast to the lush greenness o

now similar concerns were expressed by gulf nations at the start of the week. also indoor ambassadors from the 6 nation gulf corporation council or gcc met the same taliban delegation before the european. so they agreed of done if i needed to mandatory to help. but they also asked the taliban to respect coat, basic freedoms and rights, including women's right. to work and education. and from all this, i'm joined by correspondents ali. let the fee in a stumble, alley, the un gulf states seem to have made it clear in door. ha, that women's rights aren't up for negotiation. do you think the taliban will deliver the problem? this has come up several times in the past. and if you think about it, the total bon should have really expected this from the moment they took over the country that the one thing the world would be looking at considering, you know, their previous regime in the ninety's is their treatment of women. so they have to deliver, you know, if they really want to make progress and if they really want the rest of the world to assume or see them are some

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now, similar concerns were expressed by gulf nations at the start of the week. also indoor ambassadors from the 6 nation gulf corporation council or gcc met the same taliban delegation before they go to opinions. they agreed based on needed to monitor and help, but they also asked the taliban to respect coat basic freedoms and rights, including women's right, to work and education. and from all this, i'm joined by correspondent allah in it's done goal. allie, the you and gulf states seem to have made it clear and do that women's rights aren't up for negotiation. do you think the taliban will deliver the problem? this is come up several times in the past and if you think about it, that's all a bunch of really expected this from the moment they took over the country that the one thing the world would be looking at, considering you know, their previous regime in the ninety's is their treatment of women, so they have to deliver, you know, if they really want to make progress and if they really want the rest of the world to assume or see them are somehow different th

his ability to turn the events in the gulf of tonkin into the gulf of tonkin resolution, i think, was just pure genius. >> he used it to fight a whole war without any continuing authorization from congress or even the american public. >> the gulf of tonkin becomes an inflexion point in the lbj presidency. he ultimately doubles down on the war in vietnam. >> all the information i had was, that they were serious, and i felt at the time and i feel now that if confronted with an identical situation tomorrow i would respond the same way. >> for lbj it's escalation or appeasement, and he's damned if he will appease the north vietnamese and give into communism. >> barry goldwater was saying we know what the problem is, we should launch attacks against the trail. >> the republicans nominate senator barry goldwater, a right-wing senator from the southwest. >> they don't know whether to vote for him or just plug it in. >> goldwater is strongly anti-communist, and very militaryistic, and another crucial threat is goldwater takes a stand against civil rights and starts to mobilize votes in the so

now similar concerns expressed by gulf nations at the start of the week. also indoor ambassadors from the 6 nation gulf cooperation council or gcc met the same taliban delegation before they go to appearance. they agreed advanced on needed to monitor and help, but they also asked the taliban to respect coat basic freedoms and rights, including women's right, to work and education. and from all this, i'm joined by correspondent ali, let the fee in is done goal. allie, the you and gulf states seem to have made it clear in door. ha, that women's rights aren't up for negotiation. do you think the taliban will deliver the problem? this has come up several times in the past and if you think about it, the toa bon should have really expected this from the moment they took over the country that the one thing the world would be looking at considering you know, their previous regime in the ninety's is their treatment of women, so they have to deliver, you know, if they really want to make progress and if they really want the rest of the world to assume or see them as

his ability to turn the events in the gulf of tonkin into the gulf of tonkin resolution, i think, was just pure genius. >> he used it to fight a whole war without any continuing authorization from congress or even the american public. >> the gulf of tonkin becomes an inflexion point in the lbj presidency. he ultimately doubles down on the war in vietnam. >> all the information i had was, that they were serious, and i felt at the time and i feel now that if confronted with an identical situation tomorrow i would respond the same way. >> for lbj it's escalation or appeasement, and he's damned if he will appease the north vietnamese and give into communism. >> barry goldwater was saying we know what the problem is, we should launch attacks against the trail. >> in the 1964 election, the republicans nominate senator barry goldwater, a right-wing senator from the southwest. >> they don't know whether to vote for him or just plug it in. >> goldwater is strongly anti-communist, and very militaristic, and another crucial threat is goldwater takes a stand against civil rights and starts to mob

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we get news from the capital about the ukraine conflict in the gulf region. next we get perspective on how people are reacting. we are going to k2 asset management's george for boris with changes you need to be making to your portfolio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> what we've seen in this escalation is a rise uncertainty. that means a rising risk. >> we have this invasion that is not going to help consumer confidence. >> markets are pricing a big slowdown and positioning has become quite negative. >> china is going to be a safe haven, because they are going to continue to produce, growth and interest rates are going down in china. >> i'm not sure this completely takes the fed off the table. >> barring a turn in the economy, i think it is appropriate to move the funds up in march. >> it is time to normalize policy. >> policy is primed to return to a normalized stance. >> will have to see if this ukrainian situation changes the narrative and time will tell. >> the cooling of rate hikes in the cycle should and will be in our view a lot more muted. >> the ball down

now as independent contractors that within which gulf is our professional gulf as an independent contractors. this would then create a huge legal. ready challenge which, you know, it could be a free for the court case. and we've had the like the rory, macro ryan one and went on round the speak out against that. they certainly won't be joining the can you see any top 10 players joining this simply well, the current big names that are being linked to it right now. bryce and the sham bo and dust and johnson, dustin as one twice already and saudi arabia bryce of the sham bow. a. apparently this is not on record, but apparently has told his closest friends or an associate that he will no longer be playing on the pga tour. there is a non disclosure agreement that the players who have already committed to the saudi arabia golf league and apparently they have 20, which is what they felt they needed to stop this rival tour. and i have a nondescript as disclosure agreement suggesting i can't talk out loud or publicly until its announcement. we're hearing word that we're it will be announced right duri

and this will be a very unsettling one of the big issues for the gulf states in particular. the saudis and morality is the ballistic missile capabilities that the iranians have. they want that to be in the way that's hammered out that joe biden is really quite anxious to get back into. it looks like they're not going to get it boxed on, says for if it's over a have been killed in attacks on 2 army bases in the southwest. a separatist group in palestine has claimed responsibility. the military says 15 of the attackers have also died. the province in decades of fighting between separatists on government forces, new zealand as easing strict border controls imposed nearly 2 years ago in response to the pandemic. in the initial stage of her phased reopening, vaccinated, new zealanders and australia will be the allowed home without having to quarantine from the end of this month. when, hey, has this report for almost 2 years? new zealand has been largely shut off from the rest of the world. tight border restrictions have seen it control the spread of coven 19 better than most coun

s own research for gulf war veterans. they pushed this all the way to the office of management and budget, and it was denied in 2016 and then the doctor did the same in 2017, and it was denied. so even with the research and v.a. wanting to do right thing, other agencies didn't see fit to grant the funding for them. >> thank you for bringing that up, mr. brown. omb is basically the tool of the president at the time. i thank you for bringing that example up. mr. cawthorn, go ahead. >> thank you very much, ranking member bost, mr. stewart, all of our representatives from all of these great organizations. i appreciate you being here. i would like to direct this question to ms. keenan with the vfw or lindsay or aleks. when would you believe is the ideal time to let veterans know when they are eligible and what benefits they are eligible for when it is in regards to burn pits? is that before they leave the service? i think mr. ellzey brought up a great point of enlightening and informing these soldiers and marines and sailors w

go, no story. various jiving federal ford has revoked by massive oil and gas lea sale in the gulf of mexico. hold on. what's wrong with allowing low demoya drilling in the gulf of mexico that that address goes wrong there. i mean, except for it catching fire from time to time because we've covered in an oil. but the same thing happened to 5 time mr. olympia, ronnie coleman, and he's fine. ok. never could understand why our muscle men need to be greased up is, is one of the portions of the missed or limby. a conduct giant flip invite or perhaps their loop up because of that time arnold towards an aggregate lodge and a public restroom stall and had to be cut out by the fire department is at it. anyway, the court found that the bite administration relied on faulty environmental analysis when it offered more than $80000000.00 acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas leasing. avail, like right now i'm making the same faces the guy of the funeral parlor when i ran in and said with gas good forgiveness, sacred. but i thought by me was the guy will care about climate change. well i guess

but 1st i'm going to take you to the gulf windsor going to switch around here. so 1st southerly flow, so that pops up the temperature and door to $26.00. and then look at this, they're switching out of the north. that's a small, so that's going to swirl around that sand and dust, especially when you consider when goes to 40 kilometers per hour. there's that sand in dust for eastern saudi into bahrain and cats are now up to pakistan. things are looking good in the south karachi, 27 degrees con, mostly through afghanistan, and there's that disturbed weather. roland cross western areas of iraq. we have a developing disturbance, cindy. adriatic sees that is going to strike grease with some showers, a rain too for western turkey. and this includes is stumble with a height 12 degrees. snuck question if we'll see flooding, but just where and how much across namibia and south africa with all this rain falling. that's at the start of the week for us on tuesday. but toward the end of the week we've got an incoming tropical storm. this is pulling away from maricia and we'l

we are going to see the shamal dip down in the gulf and the temperatures will pick up. ah, i love teaching and you see that the light go off when that child gets that concept, that is in value. if you had a song you, i'm, when you sit down, when i looked at the difference of my previous insurance, what on our childrens has given us? no, rena, you've got to go for in a year. how much would you be saving over 2000? it's above the integrity about doing, but by your customer has only one company to go. and that would be auto switch and saved. it. may save 2328, double 6. 08600. $60000.00 to switch and save today. ah ah, welcome back. let's update your top stories for you so far this half hour rushes defense ministry says ukrainian forces of tried to infiltrate the border, 5 ukrainians. a said to being killed, 2 vehicles were destroyed in the region of roast off. here dismissed the claim as fake needs. the russian president vladimir putin is considering recognizing 2 breakaway regions in east and ukraine, readily just from the nets. and la hans had appealed to support mister

and that colder air is running across the gulf of mexico. it's going to produce some rock and storms. southern mexico round the bay of can pet shapes. days of rain has led to land slides, mud slides and rock slides for central southern portions of bolivia. tens of thousands of people force from their homes and we see those storms lining up from paraguay right toward the southeast of brazil on saturday. that's it for me season of weather, sponsored by katara always. ah, this is al jazeera ah, alabama. elizabeth bronman. this is the news our live from dog ha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. multiple clues conflicts and a slow coven vaccine rollout. leaders from the african union meet to come up with a coordinated response. the u. s. wave sanctions on aaron's civilian nuclear program as a step towards returning to the 2015 agreement with world powers.

what's wrong with allowing loganville drilling in the gulf of mexico that that address goes wrong there. i mean, except for it catching fire from time to time because we've covered in an oil. but the same thing happened to 5 time mister olympia, ronnie coleman and he's fine. ok. never could understand why our muscle men need to be greased up is, is one of the portions of the mr. olympia conduct some giant slip invite, or perhaps they're loop up because of that time towards a nagger got lodged in a public restroom stall and had to be cut out by the fire department is at it. anyway, the court found that the bite administration relied on faulty environmental analysis when it offered more than $80000000.00 acres in the gulf of mexico for oil and gas leasing. i feel like right now i'm making the same faces the guy at the funeral parlor. when i ran in and said with gas good forgiveness, sacred. but i thought by was the guy. oh, care about climate change? well, i guess we just need to rest assured that at least by allowing less oil and gas drilling, then donald trump did fall new data shows bi

this, this is the president, every new president's 1st official visit to gulf states. isn't it, wendy, this very significant on a number of levels and that's why both heads of states insisted on ensuring that there was a press briefing at the end of the signing ceremony. and after those bilateral talks concluded so that they can highlights just how significant it is, let's try and break it down into different fields. we have the energy sector, we have regional politics, international politics, and then you have specific roles that both iran, i'm have been carving for themselves over the past several years if not the case in terms of energy. obviously, both big gas production companies, both of them come countries rather both of them have a keen interest in ensuring that where their markets are focused enjoy some sort of sustain stability. and therefore, there was a lot of discussions with regards to that on the eve of this 6 gas exporting countries submits, with regards to regional stability. you mentioned the 1st visit by their rating president to a golf country. we h

since this small but mighty gulf nation won the right to host the fifa world cup back in 2010, it has spent billions on state—of—the—art stadia and infrastructure. and with the first match set to kick off this november, all eyes will be on qatar as it makes history, becoming the first ever middle eastern country to host the world cup. and i am here to meet some real players, both on and off the pitch. i asked someone here how much each of these were worth, and his answer was "priceless". this is the perspective that players will have as they walk out onto the game for the first match of the tournament here at the al bayt stadium. and this may be historic, but for some it is also a controversial world cup. what we sometimes suffer from as a country, that people actually would makejudgements without actually listening to the other side, or actually try to search for the truth before they make their own opinion. it's hard to believe how far and how fast qatar has developed. but this is a place that has always relished defying expectations. roughly the same size as yorkshire in the

s. gulf states, florida. we're tapping into that southerly flow off the gulf of mexico. but that's going to scoop up some moisture, give us showers, texas into arkansas, and also around coastal sections of louisiana on wednesday, showers to be expected for you across the bahamas into cuba, pushing back into believe and honduras. and next step i wanted to show you this pretty potent disturbance. we've got some really wet weather, just to the east of the andes, in bolivia, likely to see some flooding dare drought, and a heat wave is fueling a wildfire where the northeast of argent, tina and temperatures have come down big time and common dora river davia on wednesday, ah, this feels like our present portion of who i am and what i want people to remember me by boxing is my get out take. it is not that you just want to get the people around like you got to, when i'm telling a story about my life is going to take 50 future to do it. don't so bad with you. deep award winning documentary went on out his era. mm. mm. each and every one of us had to go to responsibility to change

been speaking to gulf jonas of lucas bell, who says many in now view mickelson as gulf in per it's not completely the end, but clearly right now it has caused him a lot of problems by his involvement with this break away goes operation. and clearly some of his statements, he clearly thinks that the pga in america is not running the game property because even any statement that he produced, he clearly has suggested that all is not right with the pga tour and they are the leading tours in the gulf game and believes that the a saudi backed operation is going to be hugely successful. well, though he apologizes for various remarks and now the sponsors are already beginning to sever ties with them. it's going to be a long road back and it's such a shade because if you think less than a year ago, he was winning the u. s. p j is the oldest, major winner in glorious sort of freedom and fashion that was 4 weeks. i think the see yet now a year on his reputation is in tatters and he a, he has left himself as a golfing prior at times in the eyes of many, particularly if you look at some of the stat

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and even when it comes to holy temples, what tunes summer chin is perched here on the gulf of thailand, an hours south of bangkok, a temple managing to defy the elements under this buddhist watch. ah, the buddhist gesture eases the rain holds off the storm and shields us from the waves and the wind god low mileage for minute. the temple does me protection just a few years ago. it was in the center of the village. now it's surrounded by water . the sea level is rising and the ground is thinking as climate change, advances for people here. it's hard to accept that the rising waters will claim their temple, but they're doing what they can to save it a mile on. if you walk along, we're building a new temple out of wood to make it lighter. it will be right next to the old one, found that one sinking steadily, the ground is eroding and it's too heavy. again, the villagers have already left jennifer. only the temple remains and the water had needed when the villagers built their houses on dykes and on ever highest stilts. but they kept having to move further inland. but saw no king's mood is

we know today that the caribbean sea in the gulf of mexico are warming because of climate change. the way we want to create models that can predict whether the number of octopuses will decrease in the future gave environment the room in order can feel it. will there are still plenty of them here along the coast of the yucatan. but that can change demand for the low fat delicacy is rising worldwide. and in some asian regions, they've already been over fish for octopus catcher. antonio cock in cecil business is better than ever this season. it's like, well, it's been insane. and especially august and september and into october. and it always depends on how long the want to work. and i'm usually full by 1 pm, and i earned around 50600 pesos. the people who stay out all afternoon make 2000 or 3000 pesos landing after to that with us. why? bill barbara. and anybody is dr. lisa. but antonio cock is also worried about whether extensive fishing can go on forever. but that's why he's working with the universities. scientists to sell octopus raised in a breeding station instead of capturing

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for the gulf leader to visit the white house since joe biden took over. qatar has become a key partner on several issues impacted the u.s. president biden: our partnership with qatar has been essential to our most vital interests. >> qatar was the key player for the u.s. to withdraw from afghanistan and still has communications with the taliban and has thousands of refugees that have to be processed before they moved to america. with additional assistance on iran, yemen, the palestinians, the president decided to give qatar special status. president biden: i'm notifying congress that i am designating qatar as a non-nato ally to reflect the importance of our relationship. >> qatar becomes the 18th country to begin with the allies status that has benefits and areas of trade, defense and security cooperation. qatar was and is happy to help a country it has been an ally with for 50 years. >> we are very proud, we managed to evacuate tens of thousands of people. of course we have other issues as well that we are going to talk about. the equal rights of the pal

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we get the return moisture from the gulf of mexico. as a result, could see some thunderstorms. 21 million people all the way from dallas to little rock to memphis to springfield, missouri, this is where we could see the potential for tornadoes, some high winds, potential for some hail. then this shifts a little bit towards the east. so this is going to be kind of a long duration event. not just as far as the wind and the cold air is concerned, but also as far as the rainfall is concerned. we could see the potential for flash flooding as well. >>> all right. got to mention new york city. mild, mild, mild next couple of days. here comes the rainfall. and then those temperatures plunge into the 30s. so you just can't predict it this time of year. topsy-turvy. >> unbelievable those temperatures. karen mcguinness, many thanks for bridgnging us up to date on what we can expect. appreciate it. >>> ongoing in brazil, the death toll is rising after the deadly landslides north of rio de janeiro last tuesday. the number of fatalities rose slightl

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