barbie to for you know, caribbean history barbie. it, it was britain, mother and the in the, in the caribbean. it was abused to be honest, a little in so many of the smaller caribbean countries, a lot to barbie at us for leadership. so once we made that break last year, one could expect to that that would have led the way for, for the remaining, the other remaining caribbean community nations that are still holding on to the. ready monarch of the u. k. as, as their head of state. and you know, that is on cannibal and that's, and i'm acronym and yet, so i'm very pleased to see that the prime minister submitted clear the siegel will be moving in that direction. you could expect jamaica grenade us and vince and you could explain several others to follow that need. and so david, we would expect to see then those decisions made by referendums. and i've, we've seen here in britain, at least a couple of times in this last decade that they can give birth to some pretty device of politics sometimes. or yes, and that's so experience in the, in

y: as king charles iii addresses parliament, we will look at the legacy obritish colonialism in the caribbean and growing calls for reparations. we will speak to mutabaruka, a renowned dub poet in jamaica, as well as dorbrene o'marde, chair of the antigua and barbuda reparations commission. and we talk to former greek nance minister yanis varoufakis about the energy war between russia and the west. as russia cuts off gas supplies to europe via the nord strem i pipeline, varoufakis is pushing a controversial proposal. >> end sanctions on russian energy. the only people who benefit from the sanctions on russians gas and oil, are the russian oligarchs and european oligarchs. amy: plus, as tension rises between the united states and china, we will look at how u.s. militarism is transforming the u.s. territory of guam in the pacific. we will speak with julian aguon, a leading lawyer and writer. his new book "no country for the eight spot butterflies" is out today. >> i would like to be there to try to sort of imagine the irreaceable buty that is at stake with regard to this canopy of u.s. militari

however, one of the uk's first caribbean carnivals took place in 1959. the actor and dancer, corinne skinner—carter, was there and tells us how its organiser, claudia jones, was determined to showcase caribbean culture and counter racial violence. claudia did it at exactly the time that we were having it in trinidad, which meant it was cold here! when people got off the train, got in with the costumes on, everyone was staring at them. "what's wrong with these black people, coming out in costumes and things like that in this weather? !" you know. in highgate cemetery lies the grave of a woman who was probably the most influential afro—caribbean in britain's post—war history. her name was claudia jones. she was a communist and she was imprisoned in america for quite some time. claudia came here the same year that i came, and she was such a warm person that you took to her immediately. something new and uglyl raises its head in britain. in notting hill gate, only. a mile or two from london's west end, racial violence. about 15 fellas came out the car,

so for example, how can men not really caribbean? i think he can do some work in terms of creating a more tangible good will of the region, especially here, reparations. because while it may not about countries from leaving, i think it could be the beginning of in your relationship going forward or subject on a much more clean, honestly, it would have been from before. so, you know, it really is a situation where we, where, you know, on both sides where we have to look and see how we can best move forward in this new king charles, 3rd era of the, of the monarchy anthony reject. and from what you've heard. so far in his speech today, what, what did you think in terms of whether, whether included to what, what you were suggesting might be the, the requirements for him in terms of how people perceive him in the, in the caribbean. i mean, you know, i think it really is something that i really think it's something that is very interesting for not because for example, not to be slightly from your point, but so for example, here in the cari

birmingham city university professor kehinde andrews, who is of british african-caribbean heritage, also reflected thursday on the queen's legacy. >> i guess it depends what you think a good job of being queen is. if it is to represent white supremacy and colonialism, then yeah. if you look at the royal family institution, it is still very strong, weathered heavy storms including prince andrew. had she kept the image of the royal family very established, that think she's done a good job. amy: to talk more about the death of queen elizabeth ii and the future of the british monarchy, we're joined by british journalist ash sarker, harvard professor maya jasanoff whose new york times guest essay is headlined "warn the queen, not her empire," and university of cambridge professor priya gopal, author of "insurgent empire: anticolonial resistance & british dissent." we welcome you all to democracy now! professor go paul, let's begin with you. your thoughts on the death of the longest-reigning british monarch, queen elizabeth ii? >> it is the end of a long eventful rich life of the person who ha

i think there's a inevitability about the caribbean. they caribbean a shuns have made up their mind, once the queen was gone, it did not want to have a head of state as the english monarch anymore. they don't want the center of the lives to be based on london. that doesn't mean they can't continue as members of the commonwealth in another form. there are advantages to that. so i think with a shadow of those two things, of australia and the caribbean, likely to break away. that is going to be an immediate priority for king charles third. to address that trail and to see if he can do something to repair it. otherwise, the issues, the other breakaway issues and a way or more serious and are more local in scotland's have a referendum to break away. that would be the most single, significant break from the united and what makes united kingdom the united kingdom. that would be in the historical terms, very serious. it is hard to gauge the spirit in scotland at the moment. i know that the previous leadership of the scottish nationalist party s

fiona barreled its way from the caribbean to the atlantic. tonight, it is gaining speed as it churns its way north off the east coast, triggering dangerous conditions, including heavy waves all along the way. fiona isn't finished just yet. the storm battered bermuda today with howling winds and driving rain, knocking out power to thousands. this is what fiona looked like earlier, from he inside, its 50-foot waves and more than 100-mile-per-hour winds captured by a drone as the storm crawled up the atlantic. leaving behind-- from puerto rico to the dominican republic to turks and caicos-- a near week-long trail of destruction. at least seven deaths have been attributed to the storm. more than half of puerto rico, where fiona got its start earlier this week, is still without power. more than a quarter of the island has no water. there are debris-blocked roads and mud-caked homes. >> i always have extra cases of water. >> reporter: with puerto rico fresh on their minds, floridians are taking no chances, as a new storm, gathering in the caribbean

ordered to take shelter in the text. kcal silence. hurricane left a trail of destruction across the caribbean. ok though she had lies. witnesses next italy vote the right wing party fortelli to italia is ahead in the polls could a decisive victory overcome the gridlock, bitter, stifled recent government. and what are the wider ramifications with the e. u. an nato stay without a 0 for the latest update. and in depth analysis on the, the the, the, the, the, the the the the the the me, another tragedy in the mediterranean, about 200 migrants trying to cross the sea, fell overboard earlier this week. more than 4600 people have drowned or gone missing this year, desperate people from syria, africa, and india. but the both bank less than 10 miles off libya's coast. people are risking their lives to sail from north africa to europe, to migrate toward fleeing poverty. and war to don in somalia, as many as $900.00 migrants were said to be on board. only handful survived 3 shipwrecks in just 3 days. claims 700 large. it's just the most recent tragedy involving migraines, trying to meet europe a to sudd

with this tropical storm fiona bearing down in the caribbean, puerto rico and the u. s. virgin islands. now bracing for more than a foot of rain, dangerous flash floods and mudslides. the u. s mainland, of course, watching this closely the forecast models beginning to come together and what they're showing. right now. it's encouraging, at least for now, at this hour. here's the track. fiona moving west at about 15 miles an hour with steady winds of 50 miles an hour and higher gusts. it's expected to grow stronger right now. the storm is about 400 miles from puerto rico . outer bands of wind and rain expected overnight, the real damage expected tomorrow. fiona seen in this time lapse satellite image, the clouds with circular movement there the flashes of lightning as well. puerto rico's power grid never fully recovered from hurricane marie 05 years ago this week, and they are fearing what this could bring to that, of course, many asking will this affect the eastern us rob marciano, standing by with the forecast models maybe he's victor kendo leading us off right now from

hurricane threatens lives and it rips through the caribbean. the storm lashes the region with strong winds. hurricane's trail of -- the hurricane's trail of destruction has killed one person and caused widespread damage and knocked out power in puerto rico where two people have died. we have more from a principality in puerto rico that has been badly affected by flooding. >> this is the eastern part of the island, floodwaters from eric and fiona have begun to subside. as you can see there is still water on the doorsteps of many of the residents of this community. we have heard flooding has happened in the southern part of the island of puerto rico were rivers and streams spilled their banks, causing damage to roads and causing collapses of bridges, cleaning up for thousands of residents. there are many people on the island who do not have electricity or running water. authorities are working to quickly restore power to the whole island to restore running water to people across puerto rico. they also have heard from the u.s. national hurricane c

ah, a major hurricane is ripping through the caribbean. power computer has brought torrential rain and strong winds to the region, destroying homes, and causing flash floods. one person died and guadalupe before fiona, swept through puerto rico on sunday and knocked out most power there. on monday, the eye of the storm was over the dominican republic, 8 agencies of both people in high risk areas to say for ground. it's not expected to have north approaching tucks and keiko's and bermuda patty co. heinous. the latest on the devastation and puerto rico a sign of an island hit again. this bridge built after the last hurricane to hit puerto rico washed away 2 days before the 5th anniversary of hurricane maria. now fiona maria was a category for fiona, a one. but the devastation appears to be just as widespread. real love love. i've been with us, this is the plot to river from the bridge and com or you, it is approximately 10 feet from hitting the bridge. this is crazy. the governor of puerto rico has called the damage catastrophic cancer. it more just audio in many areas that had never see

tropical storm ian is gaining strength as it creeps north through the caribbean. the storm is expected to develop into a hurricane today, and forecasters believe it's likely to intensify by tuesday, possibly into a category four meaning winds over 130 miles per hour. >> i'm always nervous when they -- nervous when they say hurricane, storm, you know. but listen, i live in florida. >> reporter: a state of emergency is now in effect throughout florida. most forecasting models show ian on a course tracking along the gulf coast toward the panhandle later this week. >> we could see a situation where we have cat-four storm surge and potentially a cat one or two hurricane landfall. >> reporter: officials said widespread flooding may occur even if the center remains offshore. >> don't think that if you're not in the eye that somehow you don't have to make preparations. >> reporter: residents of the sunshine state appear to be heeding those warnings. many spent the weekend filling sandbags and stocking up on emergency supplies. >> shop early, get your flashlights, your abo

then this invest 98-l, the development zone in the caribbean south of puerto rico. as we put the models of the u.s. and euro up, you can see from cuba to the yucatan, we'll have to watch this into tuesday. >> al, thank you very much. >>> in 60 seconds, the latest big interest rate hike by the fed. what it means for you and warnings about even more painful days ahead in the battle to bring inflation under control. i want to keep it real and talk about some risks. with type 2 diabetes you have up to 4 times greater risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. even at your a1c goal, you're still at risk ...which if ignored could bring you here... ...may put you in one of those... ...or even worse. too much? that's the point. get real about your risks and do something about it. talk to your health care provider about ways to lower your risk of stroke, heart attack, or death. learn more at getrealaboutdiabetes.com before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could ev

the central caribbean has flared up. we have newly formed tropical storm ian that formed about 11:00 p.m. eastern standard time on friday night. 40-mile-per-hour sustained winds. this is where the bulk of our attention is situated now past fiona, right? this storm has the potential to garner the strength of the -- or the warm temperatures of the caribbean and into the eastern gulf of mexico. you'll see we have tropical storm watches and hurricane watches for both jamaica and the cayman islands, but this is the official forecast track. and notice that category 3 as it approaches the florida straits. that's late tuesday into early wednesday. that's a major hurricane for the florida peninsula, and there are so many driving factors when and if this storm will impact the florida peninsula. it all has to do with an approaching cold front and trough over the eastern half of the country, something we are monitoring very closely because miles matter right now. kim. >> absolutely. we'll stay on top of this story throughout the mor

coming up, a major threat in the caribbean. tropical storm and gaining strength. >> as it's forecast to turn toward the sunshine state. >> plus pg and e being blamed for starting the largest wildfire in california this year. details on the newly filed lawsuit. have you seen my new phone yet? it like, folds in half. i would never switch to samsung, i love my phone. what??? ♪ (...it folds in half.) you see i love my phone. i would never switch to samsuuu... (gasping) ♪ >> a new lawsuit claims that pg and e started the largest wildfire of this season. the suit stating that the utility's equipment sparked the mosquito fire earlier this month pg and e reported there was electrical activity from a transmission poll. >> near where the fire started. the report also noted the u.s. forest service placed caution tape around the base of that poll. now an official cause of the fire has not yet been determined, but this lawsuit states, that's the evidence. the equipment sparked the flames. it seeks damages for homeowners renters and busi

ian is gaining strength over the warm waters of the caribbean is expected to become a major hurricane as it barrels towards florida make preparations now. the governor already activating more than 2000, national guard members and warning of power allergies and fuel disruptions. make sure i'm self sufficient for a while, because i know electricity is going to go out. it'll be fine lines already long at gas stations, homeowners filling up sandbags to protect their property. the storm is expected to skirt florida's gulf coast by thursday. the big question is where models show several potential scenarios with a direct hit anywhere from south of tampa to the florida panhandle. just don't think that if you're not in that, i that somehow you don't have to make preparations because the last thing we want to see you see it start to really bear. east quickly and then have folks who are not prepared. florida's west coast is uniquely vulnerable to storm surge the shallow shelf of the gulf of mexico push massive amounts of water onshore. this is tampa bay, a massive body of water that spans 30 mil

in the caribbean, the western caribbean it's the warmest in the entire atlantic basin, so we have 85 to 90 plus degree temperatures. that's a lot of fuel for this thing to pump up at the end of the weekend beginning of next week. >> it sure is. okay, ginger, thanks. >>> we turn to the holiday shopping season. it's already ramping up. but walmart announced it plans to hire fewer seasonal workers this year. chief economics correspondent rebecca jarvis is here with what it means to the economy. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning. we know it's only september. but this is shaping up to be a very different kind of christmas as far as the economy is concerned. shoppers are pulling back on spending. retailers are sitting on these giant backlogs of excess merchandise, and some major retailers are now hiring fewer seasonal employees. it's the most wonderful time of the year to find seasonal work for the holidays, but this year may look a little different than christmases past. ♪ walmart announcing plans this week to hire 40,000 seasonal workers, far fewer than the 150,000 it hi

. >>> we have been tracking ian as it cut across the caribbean and turned into the gulf. it was clear the storm would pack a significant punch. while the alarm was sounded and preparations were made, there was no stopping the moment of impact. >> 155-mile-an-hour winds are incredibly dangerous. there will be debris in the air and flooding powerful enough to move cars around. please do not be outside during this storm. >> reporter: with its eye dead set on the sunshine state, hurricane ian spent most of the day ravaging its way through the florida peninsula. >> this is a really, really significant storm. it will be one of the storms people always remember. >> reporter: in the heart of the storm, entire buildings swept away. homes torn apart. families trapped by floodwaters. ft. myers beach in sanibel devastated. >> we are beginning to get a sense that our community has been, in some respects, decimated. >> reporter: this map showing how much of this area has been flooded by storm surge with the hurricane still raging. 2.5 million under evacuation orders across the state. s

or again, fiona is continuing to gain strength and threaten lives as it rips through the caribbean. residents have been ordered to take shelter on the turks and cake on silence. the hurricanes left the trail of destruction across the caribbean, killing one person in the dominican republic for people in puerto rico. officials in cyprus, have rescued hundreds of migrants drifting it, see in a small wooden boat. the boat sent out a distress call on monday afternoon after experiencing engine trouble. the people on the boat left lebanon 3 days ago, they were trying to reach italy. they are now aboard a cargo ship. it's heading to a stumble. and those are the headlines on our 0. the news continues right here after marco polo a very modern journey to stay with us for that. oh, i a let's take a look at child theory. devil just by goes, we'll stop as it were, china overtaking you, add america headstone to live with you so much. wasn't now wasn't out. ah, vickers for jordan baker, which sort of lonnie with her lunar pro? john is baker. i was trying to take on america at with told her that fis

there's lots of talk particularly among caribbean nations for reparations. it would behoove him to have a new reckoning. >> it's such a complicated history and someone correct me, but if charles i was the first who approved the slave trade. so the legacy is real. i believe that kerry sanders was reporting last night on "nbc nightly news" that under jamaican law, if there was an apology from the monarch, there needs to be reparations. so an apology is not just symbolic. it could be a tremendous cost to the royal purse. >> what would that look like? the burden of slavery, if you're going to put a dollar figure on it, would be enormous. and yet there is justification for reparations. so we'll see. >> and the british purse is empty, according to liz truss. >> thank you to all. such an interesting conversation. eugene, rick, thanks to you. chris jansing is live in london starting right after this as we see again the transport plane taking off from scotland. taking off from scotland it's the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. next is the new great garlic. th

the prime minister of antigua and barbuda said the caribbean country will hold a referendum the next few years on whether to become a republic and remove king charles as their head of state. bar barbados severed its links to britain last year by declaring itself a republic. there are major debates in other parts of the caribbean about the monarchy's continued role in countries like the bahamas, like belize, like jamaica as well, along with conversations about the impact of british colonialism, which the history -- let's just call it, fraught, shall we? among those who strongly questioned the merits of the monarchy in the uk, surprisingly, if tapes are right, and they are, it's britain's own new prime minister, liz truss. but not recently. back when she was a teenager back in 1994 at a liberal democrats' conference watch this. >> we do not believe that people should be born to rule or that they should put up and shut up about decisions that affect their everyday lives. we met another group of people and another group of people and all three groups of people said, abolish the monarchy.

serene ottawa, clay, and hurricane fiona increases in force, bringing devastation as it rips through the caribbean. ah, i'm welcome russian controlled regions in easton and southern ukraine. say that to hold referendums on joining russia this week. keep calling the move a sham while the us says it won't recognize the vote. the referendums will be held on friday in 4, regents low hands and yet separate and cast on various cover about 15 percent of ukraine out there as gabriel. amazon does more than this from keith sheila, from the very beginning of the special military operation and before it, we've been saying that the peoples of the respective territory should decide their own fate. the whole current situation confirms that they want to be master of their own fate in separation and in known yes. in both of those regions, russia only holds roughly about 50 percent of the territory. their local officials have said that they only plan to hold this referendum vote in the part of those regions their russian forces do currently hold. how though, it's really unprecedented to try to hold some sort of ref

meanwhile keeping an eye on tropical depression 9 in the caribbean. affected to become a hurricane category one over the weekend. and then right now it is eyeing florida's coast by the middle of next week as a cat 3 accuweather 7 day forecast. we have the autumn heat for the weekend and then next week. we'll cool it off into the 80s inland dan. okay, very good sandy. thank you. all right. larry bill is here with sports in our football for the weekend larry. i'm a dan when the 49ers take the field in denver sunday night, jimmy garoppolo. we'll see a familiar face the return of george kittle. we will hear from the all-pro tight end, you know, he is pumped about making his season debut that is next in sports. life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting every visit. to out-of-state corporations in places like new york

and hurricane vienna continues to read through the caribbean, leaving it with no hurricane. fiona has left the turks and cake on those still very strong, her kidneys, how to get over from waters the next day or so. just good to go to the left of bermuda. meanwhile, the look of the land mass. we are seeing incoming cold weather which should greet friday, which is going to be the autumnal equinox with a big chill. now, it's not bringing snow, but it's going to bring it drop in terms. look at toronto, for example, $26.00 goes down to 14 and hangs around there for a couple of days as change on the way fall east encountered. eventually, eastern states, the u. s. as well. and in fact, the temperature in the teen stands for the plane states where it's been really summer are oh for 4 or 5 months. that back in the high grand the mountain states, there's rain all over the place. doubt i'm sure. a good news with potential flash floating in places canyon countries. for example, it's dry now in san francisco. that's the forecast for thursday. and although we still want a major hurricane on its way

a tropical storm on the cusp of becoming a hurricane as it churns in the caribbean. people in florida are taking no chances and preparing early. we are live in the cnn weather center with the latest. plus -- frustration in one of russia's poorest regions as people fight back against putin's plan to mobilize thousands more troops for his war in ukraine. >>> and a historic election in italy where the most far-right ruling coalition since mussolini looks set to tak e power. >>> and we begin this hour with tropical storm ian that's churning in the caribbean and gaining strengthen as it moves towards cuba. now it's expected to rapidly intensify before hitting western cuba with strong winds and dangerous storm surges. now, ian is expected to turn into a major hurricane tuesday and forecast to hit florida midweek. people in florida are already preparing for the storm, filling sandbags trying to prevent flooding. here's more now from the mayor. >> of course there's a high degree of worry whenever we have a named storm that we are in the trajectory or in the path of that stor

and how recon fiona levels up to a category for it wreaks havoc and the caribbean. the storm has back to the turks and k call silence. while puerto rico is picking up the pieces after it left a trail of destruction there ah, and i many campus mckinnon. a very warm welcome to the program. russian president vladimir putin says he has signed a decree, ordering the partial military mobilization of russia's armed forces. beginning to day in an address to the nation, putin said reserve. it will be drafted into the army, to fight in ukraine. he said, the aim is to quote, liberate the don baths at region. 13 said the west wants to destroy russia and does not want peace in ukraine, the heathen of to protect our motherland, its sovereignty and territorial integrity to ensure the security of our nation. and people in the liberator territories, i consider it necessary to support the defense ministries and general staffs proposals to hold partial mobilization in russia mobility. and for more on putin strategy in ukraine, i'm joined now by donna tila sag ramos. so she's a securit

since the pandemic and hurricane fiano rates having in the caribbean, the stormers bath of the turks and take off islands, while puerto rico is picking up the pieces after it left a trail of destruction. ah, i'm anthony howard broke into the program. a planned by separatist authorities in russia held parts of ukraine to hold referendums on joining russia has triggered a hail of criticism from several governments. the white house says it will never break, ignore the annexation of any ukrainian territory. if the votes go ahead and the e u was threatening to impose more sanctions on moscow for what it says of violations of international law. russians backed authorities in the regions of hansing done yet because operation and his on say 4 days of voting will begin on friday. the announcements come as ukrainian soldiers have been making sweeping gains from russian forces in a counter offensive. oh, my friends. oh sir, the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self decl

power. 55% is without water and nearly 100 emergency shelters are open across the island around the caribbean, at least four deaths are being blamed on the storm or its aftermath. puerto rico's governor is asking the biden administration for expedited federal help today the line for fuel in puerto rico grew longer and longer, especially in the southern part of the island they need it not just for their cars but for their portable generators some of the drivers told us they waited here for more than two hours. >> what i'm going to do if i don't get there. >> reporter: on this day, marking exactly five years since hurricane maria tore through the island, we toured the latest devastation from fiona by air the water here just kept rising choking off these communities for the better part of two days. thankfully today with the sun out for the first time, more of the floodwaters are now receding but they devastated countless lives across puerto rico. this storm was different than maria many parts of puerto rico had seen harsher winds before but not this much rain carlos benitez raced relief supplies

why the why a caribbean reaction? that's been somewhat reasonably mix. i'm positively what a via many of the lead doesn't matter. you got my name, you know, deeply morning between many copying record light before the cream, get one out presence. but a commitment of duty tradition protocol strengthens but if you to try and decades of cultural, social technologies, technological change up and i don't, the 5 i'm in the we've heard, you know, over the last couple of days about who death is being the end of an era, so will this be seen as potentially an opportunity to reevaluate, reevaluate the role the monarchy plays in trinidad and tobago. have now about trans the big unit to public stuff has been going on. we still have 8 countries of the region still and we'll see that we want to know the student. i think the to check the monarchy because when we john the too many of the common law, i think it will be to run by the type of leadership exhibited by the child. i think he will be, he will be challenged by the independent countries become a republic call. also

at least eight people in fiona's path through the caribbean have died. let's get the latest from helen willetts, from the bbc weather centre. talk us through what is happening? as you said, fiona has made landfall and it is the first major hurricane of the season but things are getting very active. it is absolutely pummelling part of eastern canada. you can see its path, it strengthened into a major as it moved back out of puerto rico and the dominican republic where it caused catastrophic flooding. it is the wind, catastrophic winds and the coastal storm surge, ten to 12 high metre waves battering near nova scotia, into newfoundland as well, the atlantic side of canada, basically. it will move northwards, but it could bring 250 millimetres of flooding rains as it moves and it is pumping a lot of form ahead of it into greenland as well so we could see melting going on there as well. we have fed the showers running behind it, life—threatening rip currents along the east coast of the usa. we are now getting concerned, this is going to give some severe im

last the caribbean, puerto rico bears the brunt of winds above a 100 kilometers an hour. most of the island is without power and running water. ah, i'm nicole foolish! welcome to the program. the west has condemned plans by separatists, then for occupying ukrainian territories to bring forward referendums on becoming part of russia. the self proclaimed blue hans and don. it's people's repub legs and eastern ukraine as well as her son and supper regia in the south. are set to begin 4 days of voting. on friday, the u. s. and nato have condemned the annexation votes. the white house says the votes are an affront. the principles that underpin the international system those. yes, my friends are sir. the don boss is returning home with that leader of the self proclaimed in its people's republic, announced a vote on joining russia. authorities in the neighboring self declared peoples republic of lu, hands, as well as the occupied parts of the house on anne's apparition. regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday. internet's some residence, welcomed the move. when sp

whether it's the pacific or caribbean island states dealing with the impacts of climate change or the western balkans, dealing with persistent threats to that stability. the u. k. is providing funding using the might of the city of london and all security capabilities to provide better alternatives than those offered by malign regimes. the resolute international response to ukraine has shown how we can deliver decisive collective action. the response has been built on partnerships and alliances and also on being prepared to use new instruments. unprecedented sanctions, diplomatic action, and rapid military support. there's been a strength of collective purpose. we met many times spoken many times on the phone, and we've made things happen. now we must use these instruments in a more systematic way to push back on the economic question of authoritarian regimes. the g 7 are like minded partners, she dr. the economical nato. collectively defending our prosperity. if the economy of a partner is being targeted by an aggressive regime, we should act to support them all for $1.00 and $1.00 f

that's getting better organized in the central caribbean. we have watches up now for jamaica and the grand cayman islands and we're looking for this to develop into a tropical storm likely by tomorrow and likely a hurricane by monday night, crossing cuba, getting into the gulf of mexico, close to the keys and then making landfall potentially wednesday night somewhere along the coast of florida as a category 3 tomorrow. there you see the warm temperatures. we need 80 degrees. we're getting over 90 in parts of the caribbean. the spaghetti models getting better organized. stuck on florida right now. anywhere from florida through the louisiana coastline should be on alert as we head towards next week. a major storm coming to the u.s. david. >> all right, we're grateful, rob, to you and the team for riding out the storm in bermuda, but, of course, those water temperatures in the gulf near florida, 85 degrees. this could be a monster. rob, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we turn now to the other news this friday night and the alarming images comin

how can fiona has gained strength as it continues to rip through the caribbean? storm is lashing the region with heavy rain and storm winds. at least 2 people have died. and a complaint has been filed with the international criminal court, demanding accountability for the killing amount is here a journalist showing a claim? it's the 2nd case filed at the i c. c. since she was shot in the head by israeli forces, one on the assignment of the occupied west bank in maine ukrainian force is counter offensive in the east as gating momentum in both the low hans and on that grievance. russia and russian bank. spect separatists had been in complete control of the area, but keith says it's now retaken the village of villa. horace. cut it low hands. this video released on social media appears to show ukrainians walking in to the settlement on monday. i'll be here as gabriel elizondo is in keith whitmore on ukraine's eastern advance. remember copy odds and is you know, the 2 cities in the how to key region that were recaptured by the ukrainians in the last week. now the ukra

also, islands are, again, has left the trail of destruction across the caribbean, killing one person in the dominican republic, and 4 people in puerto rico where power was knocked out across the entire us. territory houses here as men well, ro, palo has more from lloyd, a municipality, and puerto rico that's been badly affected by flooding. this is the eastern part of the island of puerto rico, flood waters from hurricane fiona, have begun to subside. but as you can see behind me, there is still water on the doorsteps of many of the residents of this community. some of the worst flooding that we've heard reported has occurred in the southern part of the island of puerto rico. were rivers and streams spilled. their banks causing damage to rhodes and causing collapses of bridges, cutting out power for thousands of residents. there are still many, many people here on the island that don't have electricity that don't have running water. authorities are working to quickly restore power to the whole island to restore running water, to people across puerto rico. we also have heard from the

at least four dead across the caribbean. the amount of destruction becoming more clear. in puerto rico, more than a million customers still don't have power. and temperatures feel like they're around 100 degrees. many families displaced, struggling with what comes next. >> this is a school that's been converted into a shelter. >> reporter: our victor oquendo meeting carla castro and her two teenage sons at this shelter outside san juan. >> have you gone back to your house? she went yesterday. she says that her house is a total loss. it's just a mess. >> reporter: she shows him video of her flooded home. wiping away tears, she says her priority is her two sons, who are due to start school. she doesn't know how long she can stay in the shelter, but she has nowhere else to go. >> and let's bring rob marciano back in with us tonight. he's now in bermuda. he's going to time this out. and rob, i know you are also tracking other tropical threats, as well, tonight. >> reporter: lots of action, david. this storm just 600 miles to our south. we've already seen some of the outflow

i mentioned the storm system in the central caribbean sea. this will likely become hermine coming in the next day or so. all of our computer models come into some consensus that by the middle of this week, upcoming work week, tuesday and thursday, the florida peninsula could feel the impacts of what will be another storm. >> derrick, still so much to keep tracking with this. thank you very much for now. >>> the damage that fiona left will take some time to repair. the storm killed at least two people there almost exactly five years after hurricane maria devastated the u.s. territory. on thursday u.s. president joe biden authorized 100% funding for search and rescue efforts and to restore search to the island. as of thursday 890,000 people have running water and electricity. they can't estimate when power will be restored in the hardest hit areas. fiona also killed two people in the dominican republic. more than 210,000 are without power. officials say the storm struck more than 2,000 homes. if you want to help those affected by hurricane fion

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no, it still gaining strength as it rips through the caribbean. it's not being classified as a category forced on residents with the tucks and tackles items would be in order to take shelter. hopkins left a trail of destruction in the region, killing one person in the dominican republic, and 4 people in puerto rico. i offer reports from some one hurricane fiona bears down on turks and keiko's islands making landfall as a powerful category. 3 storm, threatening to devastate the tiny caribbean archipelago in the dominican republic. crops have been destroyed and houses damaged by the 1st major hurricane of v. atlantic season. oh, me, johnny, all this area of farming it depends on production on the crops and everything was destroyed. there was nothing left. a lot of people headlines to great bananas, coffee, co, everything is gone. for the hundreds were forced from their homes by widespread floating in puerto rico among them, other bare to reels and his daughter, martha, who are now staying at a shelter with other displaced people, walk around the 2nd

the caribbean. preparations are underway in florida, as tropical as tropical storm ian is turning turning a path toward the statee are stocking up on bottled water water and feeling gas tanks. >> asking people to make sure they have a plan for me and the next thing we will be pushing out is, know your every evacuation zone and know your h. your home. >> reporter: florida governor ron desantis has already declared a state of emergency as emergency as ian is set to hit the state as a hurricane next w. next week. > >> it is ecth t the artemis roc launch plan for tuesday is postd again because of tropical storm, storm, soon to be hurricane, ian. nasa told its crew at the y space center to stand down this. this morning. weather conditions conditions meant there was only a 20% chance of launch. don't kw yet if the rockets and spacecrat will be taken off the launchpadd launchpad and sent back to the . tuesday would have been the thid launch attempt of artemis 1. > >> meanwhile, a three-point one magnitude

what is it you're seeing in the forecast right now in that part of the caribbean sea? >> that's a good question. the forecast calls for even more strengthening in the next several days, which skrning for a lot of the island nations that are in the path of this particular storm. right now they're at 45 miles an hour, gusting up to 60. we have tropical storm watches in effect for jamaica but hurricane watches for the cayman islands. we expect storms will go through the waters in the next few days, allowing the storm to increase to a category 1 strength. from there, further intensification is expected to take case, about a category 2 by the time it makes its way to cuba. and once it hits the gulf of mexico, it's not out of the question. it could become a major hurricane before turning back. at this point, everything back from app la cha coa down to the key west is fair game. there is some uncertainty with the models. the blue dot is the european model, must faster, making landfall in the early portions of the day. the american model, the red dot, a little more slower, mor

after the break, hurricane fiona continues to rip through the caribbean leading at least 6 people. ah, the journey has begun the faithful world copies on its way to catherine book. your travel package today. now it's been very hot. sas that the yank see in china for quite a long time. that was heat weighs all over the place in china. you're not alone, but things are dropping down with this rain coming along from the west, giving wet weather in june ching, and snow at height. we should maybe less of a surprise. we'll see something of a drop towards normal temperatures, further east and further south, and to be honest for the north, as well as the rain itself, tracks along the axis states the south is not particularly heavy, it just shows the rest of china for the most part is dry, cept in the northeast. here, i think and in north korea will be significant rain in japan to significant rain with temperatures still on the high side. and a great deal of high humidity caught a muggy a time at the moment that we got a lot of rain still to come, but it's not wrapped around the typhoon this

and harry can. fiona is still gaining strength as a rip story, the caribbean. it's now being classified as a category for storm. the hurricane has left a trail of destruction in the dominican republic and puerto rico able of demonstrating in the philippines as a mark 60 years since the declaration of martial law. by former president, ferdinand marco's senior protest is a vowing to never forget the extra judicial killings apple tree arrest, and torture they say were carried out. under his rule. human rights groups accused the government of destroying records in an attempt to sanitize history current. president, ferdinand marcus junior is marcus, his son is denied the allegations. barnaby lo is at the protest. in manila, there is a truck right behind me, so i don't know if you can see the crowd right behind the truck, but there are thousands of protesters here in the mall here in defiance. remember, this is a country that awarded for a 2nd markers, presidency. 31000000 volts, that's the most number of boards of any philippine president. since the ouster of the cu

and hurricane fiona blasts the caribbean. hurricane federico -- puerto rico is dealing with wins over 100 miles per hour. most of the island is out -- without of -- without power or water. the west has condemned plans by separatists and for occupied ukrainian territories to bring forward referendums on becoming part of russia. the self-proclaimed people's's in eastern ukraine as well as her son in the south are set to begin four days of voting on friday. the u.s. and nato have condemned this. what has has the votes are an affront to the principles that underpin the international system. >> my friends, the donbass is returning home. with that leader of the people's republic announced a vote on joining russia. authorities bring self-declared people's republic as well as the occupied parts of the deprivation regions have announced similar poles to begin on friday. some residents welcome the move. when speaking to journalists with separatist minds. >> we also ported, all of us. i think it will all be fine. the victory will be our

jazeera journalists, sharina ugly, and hurricane fiona, gather strength, even as it wreaks havoc in the caribbean. cruise russian controlled regions in eastern and southern ukraine say they will hold referendums on shiny russia this week. he is calling this move a sham. it's also been heavily criticized by the united states. the vote will be held on friday and it will take place in the 4 regions of landscape and yet, except for richer and croissant, which represent together about 15 percent of ukraine's territory. proposed with some of the michelle from the very beginning of the special military operation. and before it, we've been saying that the peoples of the respective territories should decide their own fate. the whole current situation confirms that they want to be master of their own fate. a spring in an hour, honey, and she's senior scholar at the carnegie endowment for international peace. he joins us from boston, massachusetts, how to, thanks for being with us. what's the play for russia here? what's the end goal? well, i think that there is no angle for russia, meaning that there are o

or can funeral, continue to gain strength and threaten lives as it rips through the caribbean. residents have been ordered to take shelter on the turks and caicos islands as a storm lashes the region with heavy rain and strong winds. harkins left a trail of destruction in the dominican republic. kidding. at least one person also cause one for damage and not talk power in puerto rico where it needs to people have died. my mother apollo has more from louisa, a municipality in puerto rico, has been badly affected by flooding. this is the eastern part of the island of puerto rico, flood waters from hurricane fiona, have begun to subside. but as you can see behind me, there is still water on the doorsteps of many of the residents of this community. some of the worst flooding that we've heard reported has occurred in the southern part of the island of puerto rico, were rivers and streams spilled their banks causing damage to rhodes and causing collapses of bridges, cutting out power for thousands of residents. there are still many, many people here on the island that don't have elect