celsius. ninety two year old olive oil is sure that every year the summer months a getting hotter. if it carries on like this i think the earth could catch fire and the world would come to an end this corner of spain is on heat wave alert but the local police chief is confident they can handle it. there's no alarm here people are smart the old folk have passed down the know how from generation to generation like a secret recipe. this is one of those recipes. traditional. tomato olive oil vinegar and garlic. this is essential it has a lot of vitamins and when it's served fresh it revives your body the pharmacy thermometer marks a high of forty one degrees well shy of last year's spanish record of forty seven

point three celsius. down the street the rodriguez sisters sell air conditioning the higher the heat the bigger the fan i mean i mean that we only have an equal in the past there was even a secret language with the fan depending on how woman lived have found she would send a message. next door basket weaver. blames plastic and the younger generations for the demise of old fashioned natural fibers that he uses for everything from window blinds to food hampers. you don't need a fridge put your food is somewhere in here to keep them fresh just closed elite. narrow streets white walls and cobbles all designed to keep montoro as cool as possible the spanish formula for staying safe seems quite simple stay off the street stay inside and take a siesta with

a little response by the fountain as evening temperatures dip but the heat wave is set to continue col pennell al jazeera spain stay with us because still ahead all al-jazeera why activists say trump's plans to rollback fuel efficiency standards will hurt consumers and the environment that story after the break. by the skyline of an asian harbor or off the coast of the italian riviera. however the weather in europe is still split east west in the east it's warm and occasionally very wet so big showers in turkey but italy as well in the west is pushing their clan a toll and that's where it's increasingly hot you probably already know this story the forecast for london is thirty two for passes that he five in madrid it's forty

i mean sas where spain for us just waves and else give you the color background that's where we could easily see forty four forty five it's possible we'll hit the record but i think probably not we're going to be in that region for the next two days tempers elsewhere high twenty's to low thirty's and this is the area of course with occasional showers the more normal summer although wetter for some to be honest around north africa the showers are long way and also they hitting the southern part of the sahara desert which is what we expect this time the summer quite poky showers but for the most part where people are around the coastal edges it's temps and thirty's thirty seven in cairo all high twenty's twenty nine in rabbet which we've seen a lot for a while now that's not tropical africa as i said this time of year the showers going to finals are going to decent downpours in south sudan sudan ethiopia up in the north of new and madi that massive cloud that has shown useful showers in places scott is growing but nowhere higher than ninety minute meeting. the weather

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he calls unverified fake results of the presidential election all six of these are condemning the electoral commission up to and assembling as the winner in the back way it's not calling for peace and unity. the side of the coalition in yemen has denied carrying out an airstrike into data that killed at least twenty six people the strike hit a fishing port and fish market near the main hospital because rebels say fifty five people were killed and weather forecasters say an all time high temperature record in europe could be broken over the next few days in spain and portugal the current record of forty eight degrees celsius was sent to the greek capital athens forty one years ago heat waves is expected to last throughout the weekend. the trump administration is seeking to scrap environmental regulations designed to make cars more fuel efficient activists warned that this will be bad for both consumers and the planet rob reynolds has more from los angeles.

the proposals would freeze fuel efficiency at the level mandated for twenty twenty discarding higher standards that would have gone into effect in two thousand and twenty five the standards were negotiated between the obama administration and the auto industry environmentalist say the move would cost consumers money harm public health and increase climate changing emissions rolling back or freezing feeling mean and and weakening pollution standards for cars drive up oil consumption or drive up climate pollution. the real winner in that scenario is the oil industry because they'll be selling more product to consumers taking money out of their pockets and out of their communities and into the pockets of big oil as part of its reasoning the trumpet ministration said better fuel mileage would make driving cheaper so people would drive more resulting in more accidents logic that puzzled many transportation experts the white house spokesperson brushed aside reporters'

questions about the emission rule change machines were simply open enough for a comment period and won't make a final decision at the end of the. postals would directly target california which for decades has had the power to impose efficiency standards over and above the federal standard the new rules if approved would strip the state of that privilege many other states follow the california standard california governor jerry brown called the effort to weaken the emission standards quote a reckless scheme a betrayal and an assault on the health of americans everywhere california officials are promising an all out legal battle with the trumpet ministration over fuel efficiency standards a fight that could go all the way to the u.s. supreme court robert oulds al jazeera los angeles let's head to africa now and football rebel leaders and politicians has launched his not the case into running

the democratic republic of congo's upcoming election the rebel commander arrived home on wednesday after eleven years in exile ten of them spent in prison katherine sawyer to pull from the capital kinshasa. john pierre bemba arrives at the electoral commission offices to submit his candidacy for president the last twenty four hours have been a whirlwind for him has been heavily guarded by police party officials say his movement has been restricted he's not allowed to publicly address his supporters and the government has denied him access to a residential home in the suburb called in the capital city. the police are telling us that have been. residents this is a violation of his words he's come home and should be able to freely move around and leave where he wants. kinshasa as police commissioner is in charge of security arrangements he says all this is for his protection but they will not allow him to

go to court which is also a presidential area so. security measures have to be taken his home is very close to the president resident in two thousand and six he supporters crushed with the presidential guard and people we are trying to avoid anything like that happening again. and the electoral commission offices had to first register as a voter before filing his candidacy he's been away at the hague for the last decade was arrested in two thousand and eight in belgium for war crimes committed by his militia in central african republic between two thousand and two and two thousand and three he was then convicted to eighteen years in prison two years ago by the international criminal court that decision was overturned on appeal in june but has just finished the meeting he's. strong and. before it. next week some of the borders have been here all afternoon chairing him

on down. on the commissioner's a vow to move forward. it took him hours to clear up with a commission and now he has to wait for a few more weeks to know for sure if he'll be on the ballot paper in december catherine soy al jazeera kinshasa. flights have been delayed and two well learned french rappers arrested at an airport in paris arrival. and caris were involved in a mass brawl at orly airport nine members of the also taken in for questioning by police the terminal was temporarily closed causing disruption to other passengers and lines. so in the philippines rights groups say judges and corruption watchdog investigators are persecuted for prosecuting corrupt people in power drill and organs been speaking to a lot going on but it's been about the struggle against corruption in the

government. was those unfamiliar with philippine politics might find it strange that a former head of state becomes house speaker much less a former public official who has been detained and charged with plunder but that's exactly what happened with former president gloria macapagal arroyo when she staged a coup during president to be good at their distinctive division address last week . another former president joseph estrada was forcibly removed from office in two thousand and one he was later detained and convicted of plunder but pardoned him and he's now mayor of the capital manila it may seem like a dizzying political circus but comebacks like these are not uncommon here. in one thousand nine hundred eighty six the family of the late dictator president for didn't marcus fled the philippines after a popular uprising. they were charged with corruption and human rights abuses but

decades later they are back in power former first lady mel the marcus is now a congresswoman her daughter i mean a governor and her son bongbong became senator and even ran for the vice presidency . all of them have one thing in common they are now allies of president de go to tear to. one of the churches the main campaign promises to rootless the fight corruption in government but many observers believe the territory is attacking institutions meant to keep checks and balances like the ombudsman a former ombudsman could cheat a copy morales had filed cases against high ranking officials despite threats against herself and her family and her office was even investigating members of detectives family over allegations of accumulating illegal wealth to tertius threatened to have her impeached i didn't they could sitting down i thought back

you see we president was saying that i am grow up. i should shut up so i had to answer back i was just doing what was expected of me being corrupt i'm sorry to disappoint him i am not corrupt. her retirement is seen by many here as the end of efforts to punish corrupt leaders this administration has really been deliberately assaulting the institutions that are in place the democracy itself is a bad bill the philippine government denies all this in his recent state of the nation speech the third to says he had to fire friends due to corruption meanwhile he has just appointed a new ombudsman who has a long record of favoring the character of policy. dog and al jazeera monella.

has become the first company on u.s. stock markets to hit a valuation of one trillion dollars that's a million million dollars the milestone was reached when apple share price tipped over two hundred seven dollars it's the second company worldwide to hit the trillion dollar value picture china did it briefly eleven years ago will be showing high exchange market analysts expect amazon and alphabets the company that owns google to be next christine salumi has more from new york. there was some concern that apple a company known for its hardware had little room to grow given saturation of the cell phone market but its latest earnings report put that worry to rouse apple posted earnings of fifty three point three billion dollars in the third quarter an increase of seventeen percent over the same time last year and that is driven by strong demand for its most expensive phone the i phone x. but it's not just hardware behind the company's success the tech giant is also

seeing growth in its services business which includes the app store apple music and apple pay sixty percent of the company's sales are international in every region except japan reported double digit growth this is the fourth quarter in a row of double digit growth for apple pushing it into trillion dollar territory at a time when other text. it's like facebook and twitter have struggled a lot of good quarter so they sold get again fifty million phones and even though the phone sales were a little soft by unit number the average price rose because the ten or the x. is as very high average selling price so apple continues to be the most profitable company in the world now apple may be the first trillion dollar company in the united states but others are hoping to follow suit including amazon and google zoner alphabet. several major artists all with drawing their work for an exhibition in one of britain's leading museums they're protesting against an event planned by

an international at the design museum in london. it's one of the most well respected museums in the u.k. but it now finds itself at the center of a controversy dozens of graphic designers and artists have arrived here demanding their work currently on show in the museum be given back they're protesting against the museum's decision to host an event organized by a company called leonardo estimated to be the world's ninth largest arms dealer the has some controversial customers including saudi arabia the philippines and turkey . so. placed so the arms industry that we felt that we had no choice but to move our work from the exhibition unless the museum committed to not take money from the from the fossil fuel action the industries that we see is beyond the pale they had arms dealers events the national gallery natural history museum at the science museum every single time in protest every single time varies events have been

essentially kicked out of those buildings and so why on earth did. design museum not realize that this was going to be a controversial booking of course they knew the irony is that the exhibition of the artists what they were drawn from is called hope to know it was meant to celebrate the relationship between technology and graphic design and political activism among the big name artists with drawing their work is the designer behind the barack obama hope poster and the creator of the i love new york logo that is being picked up on behalf of milton glaser up in new york. we dedicate our lives to activism and fighting for inclusion and fairness pointless and empathy and that's absolutely dogs with the hosting of and leonardo who profit from the deaf and destruction the museum's director says he regrets their decision to remove their work we have a mixed economy we sell tickets we have two shops a cafe a restaurant and events business and that events business means that we will rent

out part of the bill. two universities accountants individuals meriton and some commercial events which are not part of our programme not indorsed by us but a private event while work that was once inside the museum is now being brought out on to the street the museum says what's left of the exhibition will be free to the public but the issue of how this museum and others supplement their income is now in the spotlight leave barca al-jazeera. your geologist their arms the whole rama remind of our top news stories in bar ways the opposition leader has rejected what he calls unverified fake results of the presidential election loss and shimmies are condemning the electoral commission after and assuming emerged as the winner and the guy is now calling for peace and unity while these presidential election is that to go to

a runoff on august the twelfth after no one candidate secured fifty percent of the vote the election commission announced provisional results with president ibrahim winning forty one percent rivals amalia si se came second with seventeen percent the coalition in the yemen has denied carrying out an airstrike in the data that killed at least twenty six people the strike hit a fishing port and fish market near the main hospital who the rebels say fifty five people died now but alhazmi is the head of the fishermen's union in her data he accuses the coalition of targeting civilians. the targeting of fishermen was not expected the port and market were full of people and there was a massacre at least twenty five people were killed and forty others were injured we believe more fishermen were killed in the sea near the port fishermen were targeted by the coalition everywhere the gate of the hospital in the fishing port are not a military target and there was no military presence in the area normally men were

around at all the targeting was aimed to spread fear and terror. where the focus is say an all time high temperature record in europe could be broken over the next few days in spain and portugal the current record of forty eight degrees celsius was set in the greek capital athens forty one years ago and tech giant out of that's become the first company on u.s. stock markets to hit a valuation of one trillion dollars that's a million million dollars the milestone was reached when apple share price tipped over two hundred and seven dollars it's the second company worldwide to hit a trillion dollar value petro china did it briefly eleven years ago on the shanghai exchange and japan has overtaken china as the world's second largest stock market shanghai composite index has dropped sixteen percent since the start of the year amid rising trade tensions with the u.s. japan stock exchange is now number two for the first time since twenty forty those

were the headlines and back with more news in half an hour here is there next to the stream to hope you can stay with us. full of struggle. there there were no doubt he seemed to me. full of pleasure let me go and make you blind me found me and the rest on me an intimate look at life in cuba today if you go to rome and don't go to work again the saying doesn't move daniel says so i wonder what i'm going to move my leave. cuba. just see. i mean ok your in the stream today the fault lines between gun control rights will be looking at those most of the debate right now it's all over the news and that is three d. printing guns these things five k.

we're talking about that in just a moment that's right imo it could be a lot of also speak to youth activists who are continuing their push for gun reform months after march for our lives changed the conversation in the wake of the deadly parklane attack we want you to join the conversation on twitter and you too. should gun violence in the united states be treated as a public health issue for some people it seems like there should be an offer you say yes to that question but in the united states public funding for research into gun deaths and injuries has been severely curtailed so yes for more on this we're joined from northampton massachusetts by meg and randy she is chief research officer at the american foundation for firearm injury reduction in medicine known as a firm that's one of the groups that wants more research into gun violence adam skaggs is chief counsel at the giffords lost in churches prevent gun violence he joins us

from new york craig deluce is director of legislative and public affairs at the firearms and policy coalition which advocates for. gun rights in the us he joins us from sacramento california and here in the studio is lawrence smith and he is executive director of the national organization for change he's also co-founder of the upcoming national march on the n.r.a. the national rifle association and that rally goes ahead on saturday welcome all of you to the stream and i want to start with a member of our community who heard we were doing this topic and tweeted in this this is dan who says if something is dealt with as a public health issue that's not to say that it is just one more service that health professionals provide it is an approach to dealing with health issues google public health approach and you'll see issues like seat belt use bike helmets tobacco use megan that all sounds rational and reasonable why then is

gun control and gun use not on that list that's a great question and so the biggest reason gun violence and gun injury is not on that list is because as you said earlier there just hasn't been funding to address it as a public health issue at its core graham injury is no different from any other type of injury like car crashes or poor drowning or poisoning right and we've dealt with all of those public health issues over the last four or five decades we've developed a whole thing behind preventing injury and we haven't done it for guns simply because there has not been funding to do the research and epidemiology and the intervention trials that we've done that have successfully decreased car crashes over fifty percent that have decreased. by carbon monoxide and so on and in this something called the decay amendment which if i don't bring it up someone else will bring out for our international audience just explain what that means. sure the

tikki amendment is a. a law that was passed that basically prevents federal agencies like the centers for disease control from conducting gun research. these were passed in the one nine hundred ninety s. after. the c.d.c. began researching a number of different gun issues and looking at the causes and possible ways to prevent. gun injury in the united states and this was passed in one thousand nine hundred six senate essentially said that funding that was appropriated to the centers for disease control's could be used to advocate for or against gun controls the practical effect and it was the federal research stopped and we haven't seen any federal dollars of any research will now going to dedicated to studying this problem since the midnight psych so that the challenge there is he's already contradicted himself he said that it didn't allow for research when specifically he

just restated the words of the amendment which mean it didn't eliminate the ability to do research what it said was you cannot advocate for gun control meaning you cannot advocate for implementing policy restricting the constitutional right to keep and bear arms then the problem is that the folks at the c.d.c. if they can't advocate for gun control than they do then for some reason they've chosen that's ok i got mine and then i think any of their thought after that and then with path congress actually took away from thirty three the amount of money that they were spending on fire injury firearm injury research and anything any adult any channel any any congress is any congress can decide to put those resources to put resources towards that and that doesn't even include the discretionary resources that they have amongst the hundreds of millions of dollars they have to do research so much i'm going to do it and i think on the point that the congress could any congress could appropriate those dollars and allow the c.d.c.

to begin doing this lifesaving research. i don't fortunately we haven't seen it done so there hasn't been any advantage and general dollars and i can give you that i don't why you haven't seen it done it's because congress is terrified of the n.r.a. the reason why is because the n.r.a. and gun manufacturers they have the ability to move voters so they are terrified of the n.r.a. and if the congress is to push for c.d.c. research for gun control. well i'm going to go and lawrence i'm going to just one thing in so research it's not a partisan issue right so we have successfully decrease deaths from car crashes without taking cars off the road we actually have no one cars on the road now than we had in the one nine hundred fifty s. and so good i mean by the way and find us ways don't let people who. don't want this right use with the idea that we should be doing research the problem is that when you go into research with the idea that guns are bad and we need to ban guns within your research is obviously going to be one with a level head with michael research that we would all like to research what we would

all like to see is research that is. does not advocate but is actually unbiased research and unfortunately for the groups that do do it it's anything but i suggest let me just want to get to community and i want to get this perspective you know taking into account what you all are saying here this is mike ph d. and he writes in in terms of funding for health and gun violence i think it's a couple of things politics has reduced available funding fear of being seen as political and awareness that there are fewer funds has prevented scientists from submitting relevant grant proposals but then he takes this and this next week to a more personal level an issue with covered here in the stream but i think it's important to remind people he says that lack of awareness that suicide accounts for sixty percent of gun deaths and believes is incorrect ideas has led people away from prioritizing projects looking at suicide and firearms and gives a stat that around half of all u.s.

suicides result from firearms that's from the c.d.c. lawrence i want to go to you with that because that's bringing it down to a personal level and i know that you can relate to that and yes. i went to a poor community i lived in a poor community i went to a poor school where our questions were and with like thirty plus kids i have seen students hide guns in their book bags. i have seen students high guns in their shorts and we have metal detectors and usually our school system the they talk to us about this they say hey we're going to have you know gun violence in your area when someone dies because we know not to expect a child to one of our friends to come to school there is literally no research for the african-american community where mental health is being run rampant literally i walked in on my mother trying to kill herself i lost it on a lost him. so you know i don't want to see that happen to anyone in research will take that

a long way it is sad that we are now seeing more gun violence and we are seeing car accident i lost three sisters in a car accident and bamber actually already actually most recently they discovered there are actually more people going to be a car accidents than by gun violence but i agree let us research suicide and suicide prevention and there are groups like both the n.r.a. and the national shooting sports foundation that are working with suicide prevention organizations in order to help address the issue and i don't disagree but when we talk about gun violence we're forgetting that it is a violence issue when you were talking about when you're talking about gun suicides you're talking about a suicide issue we're focusing on what you want to focus on the tool and we're saying focus on the problem and i hear what you're saying though i think that that community member who tweeted and said it's. the fact that these things are readily available that makes that but i want i don't i want to push on just a little bit to a story that has been generating plenty of headlines over the last few days you all

know it's three d. printed guns now u.s. federal judge on tuesday blocked a texas organization from publishing the schematics for such weapons that was just hours before they were about to go blind i'll just as rob reynolds has more. in three d. printer technology machines extrude minuscule layers of plastic or resin that gradually build up three dimensional objects using patterns we asked professional three d. printer peterman adi to make one for us consumer printers are available for as low as three hundred dollars so anybody that has three hundred dollars can essentially print one three d. printer guns have no serial numbers so they're untraceable they don't require permits or background checks so anybody can have one and because they're plastic they can go through any metal detector. so you hear the the issue laid out there i

want to play a comment that we got from the c.e.o. of a three d. printing company when we heard he but we were doing this story this is what he told of his era opensource gun designs have been around for as long as i can remember before the internet you can get them by mail order by am at a gun shop and the tools to make guns have been around since well since the luddites fail to stop mechanisation. let's say we were successful at banning or stopping people from uploading in publishing gun designs on the internet that really wouldn't do anything there are many ways to acquire and capture the data today there's low cost laser scanners and three d. digitizers that you can put any object under and it will capture that three d. data in a matter of minutes so really this whole conversation is pointless. it's pointless adam back against that what do you think well look you know it we're dealing with a situation as package that you just played demonstrated where putting making

downloadable guns available to anybody anywhere means that somebody who can't go to a gun store and buy a gun because they'll fail a background check maybe their domestic use or they have a long criminal rap sheet whatever the reason somebody who is unable to pass a background check and buy a gun can just download one off the internet with a click of a mouse only if they have a three d. printer that's problem one as we heard these are untraceable so law enforcement can't trace them in any way that makes them the only legal gun traffickers dream come true and because they're plastic they can be smuggled through traditional metal detector technology so you know this is a serious threat it's a problem that warrants a very strict sponsor and to just shrug your shoulders and suggest you know doesn't see here this doesn't matter at all i think really vastly understates the real risk presented here and craig i want to show something from your twitter thread because dean tweeted out the president of united states he says i'm looking to free the

past that guns bring sell to the public already sleights the n.r.a. doesn't seem to make much sense.