wet weather and as going to sunday, it will be the western areas of the democratic republic of congo that see those heavy downpours for the south is a pretty fine and dry picture where there is rain. it is to the east coast of madagascar. we could see some flooding net, but fine and dry in south africa with plenty of sunshine. ah, oh, welcome to portal, your gateway to the very best to volunteer there. an online content that you may have met. a new program that this through our platforms makes the connections and presents a digestible scene, each the award winning online content on their audience portal with me sound or gotten on out there in a city defined by military occupation. there's never been an arab state. he with

a capital of jerusalem. everyone is welcome, but the default structure that maintain the code on the project, that's what it feels. a was one of the founders of a settlement with this and the story of jerusalem through the eyes of its own people, segregation, occupations, discrimination, injustice. this is a site in 21st century. jerusalem, a rock and a hard place analogy 0. ah ah, you're watching out there a reminder about top stories this all. christians, prime minister, boss johnson has told g 7 lead in the world must learn from the mistakes of pandemic, and never repeat. well ladies meeting himself with england are expected to announce

the total of $1000000000.00 for poor country. molly's crew leader has named a new cabinet, was sworn in as interim president just days ago. after forcing out the previous transitional leader. it was the 2nd quarter orchestrated in just 9 months. misty international says the us and mexico forcibly returning tens of thousands of unaccompanied children to countries. they fled from and report it says the u. s. is denying some unaccompanied mind is arising on the southern border prop, the screening for protection deforestation in brazil's amazon rain forest rose for the 3rd consecutive month in may, brazil's national space research institute says, well, the 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers were destroyed. that's about 3 times the size of new york city. the land was used for capital rounds, his farms and logging president,

jaya bolton, otto, had pledged at an early day, so much in april to double funding for environmental enforcement. the very next day he slashed spending on the environment. monkey knock if has more now from rio de janeiro. it's the worst month of may compared to all the other maids from all the other years since 2016. just up in may alone. 1300 square kilometers of fours have been destroyed. and this is just the beginning of the dry season in the amazon, which will last until october. there's also a drop in the country, so they're expecting big fires this year. and the last 2 years have been very bad. president wilson, i had promised that he would make things better and it's just not happening since he took off, as he has said, that the amazon should be exploited. it's not just in

a sustainable way. he doesn't emphasize the word sustainable, but he just says it's something that just you just can't leave the people not doing anything there. and he has brazil has taken away funds from the the. 5 institutions, the federal institutions that take care of the amazon that, that protect the forest from legal mining from illegal logging. so this government has never had a good position in relationship to the environment. now in april, when he went to the earth summit, he did make a promise that things would get better, but the next day he slashed the environment, spending of the federal budget. at the g. 7 summit in the u. k. protest is urgently this to take urgent action on climate change. early on friday, activists dressed in costumes, including mos depicting politicians,

demanding an immediate move to carbon neutrality. they argue the current commitment to being carbon neutral by 2050 is not enough. and that both the action is urgently needed. g, 7 leaders are being lobbied hard to do something about climate change. a group of more than $450.00 global investors has written the lesson to them. they want national climate change plans wrapped up to meet the goals of the parents climate agreement and the want those who lag behind risk missing out on trillions of dollars investment separately, a group representing $350.00 scientists, economists and civil groups delivered there only for the tenant tree emergency partnership issued a list of 5 demands. they include making sure countries commit to having their carbon emissions by 2030. when michael dorothy is a signatory on that letter, he's also a member of the club of rome. he joins us on scott from washington

d. c. it seems like climate is being forced to take a bit of a back foot at the g 7 because of coven, once you will take. well, it's certainly not because of co became it's really because of lack luster. leadership coming from number 10, downing street and also i think the sort of policy gets a friend ya, that we even seeing from the, by the ministration. you know, just last week, president biden did a remarkable thing by ceasing some of the oil leases on the arctic national wildlife in the arctic regions of north america. the week before that however, he granted permission for drilling in that same region. so we got the policies kits of frontier that's producing and coupling up with lack luster leadership that's making climate take a backseat. unfortunately not covered the comp $26.00 climate summit is being held in november and glasgow. will anything, do you think come from the g 7 summit looking ahead to that?

do you think they'll be anything concrete to come out of this? well, the g 7 leaders have got to basically walk the talk. they've got to really get out ahead of this unfolding crisis. you know, it was appalling. that's prime minister would come, you know, fly the short distance to get to the meeting in the 1st place. that's why many protests are out there making a mockery of his activities. but the reality is we need to reduce and pull out of the subsidies that we have cropping up fossil fuel activity around the world. almost 5 percent of the planetary g d, p is, is backing up the driver of the problem of fossil fuel activity right now. no longer the best way to produce energy. renewable energy is the best and cheapest way to deliver energy. and that's what we need. we need to get out of the fossil fuel activity and to do really fully commit on renewable energy. that's going to be a big way forward. he mentioned there, person leader. we should clarify for view as he may not be aware. it was far as johnson, more than it who flew from london to cornwall,

which is absolutely not necessary. well, you know, some a saying and unnecessary, unnecessary form of transport and perhaps a sign of his lack of commitment to addressing climate change. do you think? well, not just the son of a lack of commitment, but a sign of, you know, not being prudent, not being serious, not even being professional. we've got to walk the talk as we've got to be serious about this. we gotta begin to put it in the policies that we need. we've gotta get out of the implicit is double speak on this, and we gotta really act aggressively. if we don't, we're going to see planetary temperatures rise, potentially north of 4 degrees celsius. we already know that a miles climate crisis could be definitely as bad as a covered crisis. so we've got to take this seriously and doing so it means doing actions that are quite serious and professional. while we've got you, i want to ask you about what we're seeing happening in the amazon. we heard earlier from our correspondent in brazil about how deforestation in the amazon is reaching

record levels. what is this mean for our planet? well, it's also another existential threat. a true threat indeed, the bio diversity crisis is arguably bigger than the climate crisis. and these are the true existential threats to the planet, into livelihoods in life on the planet as we know it. and so we've got to get out ahead of this. it just happens at tackling by diversity. crosses is perhaps less expensive than tackling the common crisis. and doing so could produce great, great returns for a fraction of the cost. we can say really, you know, large amounts of species and get out ahead of the unfolding by diversity crisis as well. i thank you so much for your time, michael dorsey, there we appreciated. thank you. the us justice department as launching an internal investigation over activities at carried out during donald trump's administration. the prob will look at the department's efforts to seize

communications, data of democrats and the house of representatives, top senate democrats, of cold, on form attorneys, general jeff sessions and william bar to testify before congress. as follows revelations, the justice department secretly thought records from apple on democrats communications . the latest protests and the flash point to occupy the truth. lim, neighbourhood, or shake, draw have ended without major confrontations. people gathered to show support for palestinian families to face being forced to be displaced from their homes elsewhere and occupied east jerusalem. israeli forces arrested palestinian children in the ox mosque compound spot of israel, so called operation law and order to cracking down the palestinian protests. and a 15 year old palestinian boy died from gunshot injury sustained during a protest in the occupied west. back the teenager was one of 11 palestinians

wounded as israeli soldiers, 5 lives bullets and base south of nablus. the soldiers also find tear gas. people were there to denounce the establishment of a new israeli settlement outpost. and a 6 month old infant girl suffered oxygen deprivation of the israeli forces, 5 tear gas at palestinian homes. no. st. louis was in a home and the comfort called them neighborhoods in the occupied west bank when it was targeted. she is reported to be in a stable condition to receiving treatment from the palestinian red crescent. right wing israelis are planning a rally near the alex a mosque compound on tuesday. they won't, however, go through the muslim quarter of the old city. semi bush. honda is a palestinian israeli member of the connected from the joint this party. he says similar to the demonstration of israel as oppression. this leg much means that they really are coming to celebrate their occupational from other people. to do such an

act, you really need such a sadistic mentality just in order to do that. now the support of all those rarely government, and there's rarely, rarely courts to allow such marches means that unfortunately we are not dealing just with this more marginal minority of rates in jewish communities. unfortunately, we are dealing with an our boss, hard review, which is supporting the health workers administering the polio vaccine in pakistan on heightened aloof, following the killing of 2 police escorts. the officers were accompanying vaccinate, who's going door to door and the northwest and city of mart on on wednesday. it's the 2nd such attack this year. and it's particular problem in the area where our group see the vaccine. as a conspiracy to sterilize children, come on hide the results from carver pox phone call. the polio immunization,

campaign, head and bug dawn had over 200000 walden casual water helping go. doctor, doctor, deliver the polio dropped to the children across the country and type of book don't pop robins. they're aiming to immunize 6200000 children. 35100. 40000 and security for personal have been deployed in order to ensure a smooth vaccination campaigns. not forgetting the fact that doesn't work have been killed over the past few years under to get the fortune for shanella also paid a deer price. we have more than $1500.00 teams be included, the percent are out in the, in the food and the positive that we have taken from this holding our aftermath of this incident that the hello health authorities and the what have one called off the bullying issue campaign that did about echo which my she wanted to fight though

she were doing this for the children and the polio virus can be wiped out from the country. all these poor volunteer girls get very little money despite the danger to their lives. the wider still remains and then make an honest on and passed on. however, there has been only one case reported this year and that i've gotten an encouraging sign. the buckets on a prime minister focused on will be folio 3, but this needed a dedicated effort from the security forces and log in did a major challenge, given the fact that there is free movement of refugees from across the border. and as the config day becomes more dangerous, the threat of the wider trading, it says, cannot be eroded out. but so far, august on had one praise, 40 polio immunization program. the local newspaper which covered the death of georgia floyd and minneapolis has want to put it surprise. the star tribune

received the award and the breaking news category for it's reporting on the incident. while a put surprise special citation was issued to the teenager who recorded the killing floyd on video of jordan as live for some washington d. c. roland. just talk us through some of the when it's the pill. enterprises are perhaps the most prestigious in american print journalism. and this award for darnell of fraser, the 17 year old at the time, who used her cell phone to record the murder of george floyd. at the behest of derek show, then the former ra minneapolis police officer earned her a special citation essentially because she performed as a journalist. she recorded that moment and she said that she suffered great emotional trauma because of it. but she also was said recently that because of what she did, it was possible for derek children to be convicted of george floyd's murder and to

be sent to prison for the rest of his life, a pending appeal. it's also worth noting that her hometown newspaper, the minneapolis star tribune, did when the breaking news prize for its coverage of george floyd's murder and of the immediate impact on the twin cities community in the state of minnesota. and indeed, nationwide that is the 2nd highest ranking people. it surprised the number one prize went to the new york times for covering the other major story of 2020, here in the united states. and of course, around the world, the covert pandemic. it's worth noting that most of the awards either dealt with the cobit pandemic, the institutional, as well as the personal impact or dealt with the very difficult question still of race relations. here in the united states, one more node, the noted native american author, louise erdrich, has one appeal,

a surprise for her novel called the the night watchman talking about the impact of segregation and economic strive on native american families in the 1950s . all right, thank you for that was on jordan in washington. the population of nigeria, the largest city lake oss is continuing to grow rapidly, putting major pressure on its infrastructure. residents are having to into a long hours sitting in traffic. and he's growing concerned government investments to solve the problem, onto enough interest reports from lake off investment bank mikka, yoko, to le, move to league us from nigeria capital 4 months ago to foss struck arise in korea. but she soon found she has to trade certain comforts of our previous office to realize her dream in nigeria as most popular city effects, which i had a lot then i'm supposed to be also doing. i'm young. so most of the time i just

consider myself the weekend is almost, it's almost just with this saturday to flip it all like millions of lakers residents, she must ginger long hours in traffic getting to and from work extra say the city's population continues to grow faster than any other in the country, passenger safety is a concern, and that's pushing many residents to buy their own cause. with that, probably what you said, that is reliable, that you saw what you said you saw nipple. without that we will contribute to how traffic problems in they got it. well, as long as the population is high, last one, gosh, people are able to afford private cars that are more than 6000000 motor vehicle. yeah. and they got a 50 or more than 20000000 people, and that means coffee congestion, which perhaps what not surprisingly, can affect business. so the government here is in roughly in waterfront or in an

attempt to take some of the pressure off little i de luca jetty, isaac albany, took print 2 minutes to get to work by boat. that saved him 3 hours. if you were to take a bus on a normal day, alper 30. what's that way? you really got everybody's on the road. everybody's done. you know, so we living above the core, do i'm some what you are privileged to be. he had this by the increasing number, taking boat, the gridlock on leg us roads continue to defy solutions, legal stuff. it was so many stuck in traffic nigeria as 1st traffic radio station tries to lighten the mood and provide regular updates on congestion. was staff receiving information from offices on the road when they give us information on august 14th for me, sean,

our job is to go. so really house to be forgiving the power for you. that is also interactivity as drivers and commuters calling to report incident. businesses in the city continue to count losses in labor hours and revenue. and with the population growing that years nigeria commercial capital, me soon reach breaking point degrees. i'll just say that lagos, nigeria, mcdonald fez, cyber criminals have targeted its operations in south korea and taiwan. it says some customer and employee information was exposed and the balance of breach for the company says access was quickly shut down and only a small number of files were affected and makes mcdonalds the latest global company to be targeted in a recent string. cyber attacks still ahead on al jazeera kickoff and the european football championship. just minutes away for years delay will build up to

the opening match. ah ah cruise me

ah ah ah ah, welcome back. it is a very exciting day for sport. has leo who's well, let's begin with the european football championships, the world's biggest sporting events since the pen demik started. it kicks off in just a few minutes, starting off at some fireworks after a year's delay. it's been staged across 11 cities, starting in rome,

where italy are up against turkey. the stuff elliptical is kept at 15000 fans who need to have proof of vaccination, a negative test or have already had the disease, italy, or one of the favorites for the trophy on a 27 gain when industry. great. ok. golf ball. after all that's happened now the situation is getting better. i think it's about time to get back to giving some joy . and this will be our goal this month. we want to entertain people even if only for 90 minutes. and i think it will be a nice moment for everyone that i know over the last year, more than a 1000000 europeans have died in the pandemic in italy was hit particularly hard football journalists. mark doyle, who's in italy himself told us that staging the event is a victory is mentioned there is just beforehand about the stadiums. haven't you been? that was, that was a big struggle, particularly in italy here. i mean, if you had asked me 2 or 3 months ago if rome abuse additional days,

my us but not the numbers was still too high. and i mean, it's difficult to find someone who hadn't been deeply attractive. but just in terms of the loss of the one that has the virus that lost, you know, so pretty can honestly because of their job, the rest of the business or whatever. so there was all these factors and because we've had a restriction on travel, we only just coming out on a java now and cultures on the i've been the mind of the restriction and only now can you, can you really move really around the play. so, i mean that in itself, just getting into the stadium, i think as a matter of achievement, okay, we're talking about what you know, what is the problem across? you're only in budapest likely to see the hassle stating. so if it's something that you want to do to their credit for proposing to together 3 time winners, spain have sent in the army to vaccinate their players ahead of their opening game . medics administered the jobs at the teams training base and madrid. they needed special permission to do it since under 40 is, are still not eligible for the shot to spanish players,

including their captain. tested positive for cove and 19 and officials were worried that an outbreak could derail their campaign. beans 1st match though is against sweden. on monday in sybil. what is it? what are they going to say? and we are privileged and lucky to get this vaccine. we have many questions, especially about the short term side effects. so close to the competition at this is the situation. and we had to do it now. i hope we won't be affected for the game . spain has also given special permission for its athletes to be vaccinated ahead of the tokyo olympics with just $45.00 days to go until the games organizers in japan have announced that $18000.00 olympic workers will be backs and 88 starting next week. they include referees and volunteers who will have close contact with athletes. a decision on whether domestic fans will be allowed is expected by the end of the month. will rough on the dollar, novak joke of which are locked in battle in their semi final,

at the french open. the 2 heavy weights are an action right now at roland. garth. it was an adult who took the opening set 6 games to 3. but joke of which has fought hard to lead by a break and the 2nd set natal will take some beating though he's aiming to win his 14th rich french open title. the winner will face savano surpass in the final graces, 5th seed was cruising against germany's alexander's barrett winning. the 1st 2 sets, 6 games to 3, but very far back and one the next 2 sets to take it into a deciding 5th. it looks like it could be a famous come back victory, but it wasn't enough to to pass recovered to claim the victory on his 5th match point. the 22 year old is the 1st ever greek player to reach a grand slam singles final. and the youngest man in the final, since an adult one, the trophy backing away. well, i'm not a state anymore. we're a great match or something i'm satisfied with. so today nothing. i lost,

i'm not in the final was a good match. yeah. but in the day, i'm going to fly home tomorrow and there's nothing positive to cricket. and new zealand opening batsmen, devon conway has once again impressed against england. after smashing a double century. in the 1st test, he had 80 in the 2nd match to help his i'd take control will young also scored a 50 new zealand close day to to 29 for 3. just 74 runs behind england with 7 wickets in hand. the winner of this match will claim the overall series victory to the n. b a and the milwaukee bucks have sprung back to life in their playoff series against brooklyn. they won game 3 on home court on thursday. it was close. so through holiday made a go ahead driving, lay up with just 11 seconds left bucks going on to when it's 86 to 83. it was close . however, the next lead the 2nd round, serious to the one. alrighty,

that's it for me and you back over to kim. thank you so much for that leah. all that said from me in the team here and don't half of the news, ma'am. no marcy will be here in just a moment to do stay with the phoenix time. ah ah ah ah, something was going to change. anything really changed? this is just demick violent that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against that area. know what to say. so we are also looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details.

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