following social list of rules are repeatedly ordered to disperse by police. police are trying very hard friends. the scenario that happened last week, when thousands were rioting in cities across the latter, after some protest started throwing stones and nothing of fireworks police on horseback moved in to clear the area ah, to search for dozens still missing while the death toll from flooding in western india rises to more than a 100, a welcome mind peter w, watching to see her alive from the also coming up a dash to save their own lives. the emergency cruise caught in one of numerous fires burning in the western united states helped from the us and canada to resettle afghan interpreters who worked with foreign forces and shooting to go the

1st champion at the tokyo olympics. but there are more cases of curve at 19 in the athletes village. ah, india's military use reinforcing rescue operations in its western regions with a heavy rain for july and decades, of course, flooding an landslides. at least 100 people are known to have died and dozens more are missing the prime minister, not remote, he says he's anguished by the loss of life. gillian wolf reports wading through water is the only way to and from home for these residents. but for many home has lost all me. didn't got a letter, i had 3 vehicles. all of them got submerged and flood water. they are all damaged and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered

a loss of around $10000.00 a financial loss like that will have a severe impact on the daily lives of people in the city of right now. guilty. with so many homes destroyed, these women are being forced to eat whatever they can find. and sleep on which ever dry surface is left will be the flood waters rose to between 6 and 7 meters. that's the highest it's ever written on the properties of the residence. i just troy, they have nothing left to eat or drink the phoenix. the unprecedented levels come after 24 hours of uninterrupted rain, which is called the fishy river, just north to overflow. the state chief minister is promising to do whatever it takes to help people through the disaster. lots of what we will do. what do i take to save lives and property will not. the disaster has the entire state will not fooling the east to have a show in the west. the rains have been unprecedented and we are facing an

unexpected emergency filled up all. a combined rescue operation is underway with the army coast guard and national disaster response force. taking part and in the navy has deployed helicopters to evacuate those stranded. it also has rescue boats and expert divers efforts to reach the thousands of people stranded are still being hampered by high water levels and landslides, blocking off major roads and cutting access to hundreds of villages, even for those whose properties have been spared. for now, there is another scare good bodies, trouble, but neither if the water is released from the dam today and the rainfall continues water me and try our homes. red alerts have been issued with heavy rainfall expected to continue for a few more days, but saves further south are also facing dangers with rivers overflowing. season monsoons provide more than 70 percent of the nation's annual rainfall, a lifeline for india's farmers who make up much of the country's economy. they also

contribute to mass displacement with the impact on the growing worse by the effects of climate change. for residents of red novelty, those effects are already being felt. first, move on to 0. may just storm is lashing northern taiwan typhoon in for maitland full on saturday, bringing heavy rain and strong winds is caused widespread damage bringing down houses and trees. well, the time food is threatening to bring more flooding to parts of china, including regions which have already been deluged this week. the latest, for instance, young in the central province of her, nun heavy rain over night caused the river to burst is banks rescue was trying to move people to safety for the science and major cleanup operations underway and the provincial capital jung jo, it was the worst hit area by this week's flooding, which killed at least 51 people in the region. the cost of the damage has been

estimated at $2000000000.00. emergency services in the united states say more than 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers an hour and 5 across the country. thousands of people have had to leave their homes. hydro castro has more from washington. the view from inside an inferno firefighters narrowly escape this blaze, which has scorched 125 square kilometers in nevada and california. it's one of that least, $83.00 large fires burning across the western united states. it is just stoic, streamline, hot and dry fuels are at record or near record levels of dryness. the lack of moisture means everything is ready. everything is explosive in northern california . the dixie fire has reached mega fire status, forcing people near lake el mano to evacuate. al, just trying to stay calm, not panic, and just you know, fill up your car with gas and take care of the good business. i. the dramatic start

of the u. s. wildfire season comes with the drought amplified by climate change. the dry conditions have helped fuel this fire in oregon, it's the nation's largest and responsible for the destruction of at least 70 home. so far. the impacts so big it's creating its own weather pattern, sending smoke across country to the east coast, contributing to hazy sky lines as far away as new york city. hot temperatures and high winds are also responsible for the fires with little respite predicted as the americans summer continues. hydro, castro al jazeera washington will. stephane as a counsellor at the climate council of australia and a climate change expert at the australian national university. east lane twice severe weather events are now getting worse. climate change is increasing the energy content of the atmosphere by trapping more heat. that means that the

conditions are getting hotter, but it also means that other extremes, both ends drought, then have the rain are also becoming more extreme. so this means that when you have drought, most of your drop couple with high temperatures, it makes forest really much more prone to burn, which is why we're seeing such dramatic and large fires now in western north america. at the same time, because the atmosphere is holding more water vapor, it increases the odds that will see extreme rainfalls, which are happening. of course in western india have also played china and europe just in the last week or so. so yes, there's a very, very good and strong body of scientific evidence to say that extreme weather events across the board are becoming more extreme because the climate change, they will become more common of the 16, the best and more severe. and the next decade or 2, that's because it's going to take us at least that long to get our emission trending down towards 0. so certainly up till 20302035. more greenhouse gases will

accumulate in the atmosphere, which means more heat will be trapped and more severe weather will occur and will become more more extreme. this means that we must prepare for this. we must learn to adapt to it and anticipating something we're going to have to live with at least for the next couple of decades. the us government is giving. i've gotten a son $100000000.00 in emergency assistance for refugees and displaced people. it includes those affected by the recent increase in fighting as the taliban takes more territory. funds will also be held thousands of afghan interpreters have been working with us forces to leave the country. president joe biden has promised continued support for the afghan leader. asked rough ghani. the interpreters may also be able to move to canada, where the government is launching a special immigration process for those who helped coalition forces of the local staff and their families will also be included in the same program. the taliban has

will and they'll be no peace in afghanistan until the new governments installed. earlier this week, the most senior us generals at the arm group now controls half of afghan sustan's districts. despite having withdrawn most of its forces, the us carried out air strikes to help the afghan government. diplomatic editor james base has mornow from cobble immediately and right now what the african government i think would like is additional support from the americans themselves. robin support the afghan military and we have seen in recent days, the american military conducting s strikes, even though the vast majority of american troops of left this country only a small number, guarding the u. s. embassy. so these strikes have been taking place from outside of ghana stone and certainly see your african officials. we'd like to see more of that at the moment to stop the taliban advance. we've seen in recent weeks that particularly concerned about kandahar province. i've heard from some officials that

concerned that the the taliban might try and bounce an operation to actually try and take kandahar city, which would be a huge symbolic boost for this. how about if they were able to claim a victory over? i've got a son seconds if he that's the nightmare scenario for the african government. what they're hoping to do now now eat is over, is to stop pushing back on some of those taliban games. the money that's going to the african military is, is showing that the u. s. is supporting the ongoing war effort of the afghans which the afghan government says, but basically defensive efforts to try to stop a taliban offensive. and of course, all of these things matter because there's no c spot in place. once you have a cease fire in place and a conflict, it locks in the 2 sides positions that then the go see a thing table right now though, it's a fluid situation and whoever has more territory has more leverage in the

negotiations and the taliban feel that they are moving forward and progressing and making gains, putting them in a dominant position around the go see 800 table. ah, the 1st gold medal has been one at the tokyo thinks, going to china's young ceos in the women's 10 meter rifle, competition athletes from russia and switzerland picked up the silver and the bronze medals are also being awarded in fencing, judo and weight, lifting later on saturday and richardson's in tokyo, where corona virus is continuing to present problems for the teams. and the games organizes we've got at least 5 members of the check team or check continuing tested positive for members of the dutch contingent similarly. and that manifested itself in competition today. when a check women's beach volleyball event was just a walk over for japan because the check team couldn't take part because of kind of

it 19. and i think that's always been the big concern. people have had that it will affect the integrity of olympic competition. this isn't like, you know, for example box or tyson theory test positive for the coven, ahead of a fight. he can reschedule it later in the year. but it's not an option. i'm on the tight schedule. we have for these olympics also in admission in the, in the i c briefing earlier today that the work problems getting testing kids to some athletes earlier on this week that they say has now been remedy. they're all test available for all who need it. athletes are meant to be tested every single day, and they said this is the most tested community in the world. one of the thing that is worth mentioning, just in case the, the organize, it didn't have enough problems to deal with. there was a tropical storm on the way, already on monday they rescheduled some of the rowing events to take that into accounts. remember, the rookie will cut back in 2019 as a typhoon, which pulls the cancellation of 3 games. i don't think he's going to be as bad as

that, but yet some more problems literally on the horizon for the organization. thousands of people in australia is most popular. city had breached corona virus restrictions to protest at lockdown measures, violent roles broke out, and sidney an items were thrown at police officers. they shut down the city center and made a number of arrests. sydney has been locked down to the past 4 weeks. the state of new south wales where sidney is located has just reported 163 new infections. that's the biggest daily rise in cases yet the government wants to speed up the vaccine. rollouts limited supplies mean only about 15 percent of adults. they have not been vaccinated. australia's federal government says it'll send an extra $50000.00 doses to the states after others refuse to share their supplies. order or mind those other states and territories that last looked. we were common wealth. we work together. and it disturbs me that would appear that all we've ever

done to work together has justs, seemingly been cost, sought still to come on this program, but i don't, i don't the oh, i'm off gun fire in haiti, interrupting the funeral of the assassinated president job and louise was killed earlier this month, plus i'm nicholas hawk instead of gold fishing town of hi our office coast is what scientists describe as one of the world's largest cold water reef home to endangered species. but some of them are now washing up for short dead. aah! ah, it's time for the journey to wither. sponsored by kettle airways. hello, we're going on a trip out of europe and north africa, and 1st we got to talk about the wet weather in some feisty thunderstorms. at times

for southern parts of the united kingdom was certain france right into the low countries, and this will impact already water logged areas of both belgium and germany. now if we look on sunday, where this is going to move, we track it further to the east, a bigger part of germany, the czech republic, just starting to slide into poland. meantime toward the north, we've got the heats on, so $31.00 degrees and also towards the south. so we'll go there right now in spain . cordova, 38 degrees, a bit of instability though for northern parts of iberia on saturday. we've had continuous rain for turkey's black sea region leading to seems like this. and unfortunately there is more rain in the forecast on saturday. i do think by sunday some of that heavy rain will start to back off, but this is saturdays. so we have more in the forecasts. you know, for nigeria, we've been talking about rain not only toward the south, but also toward the north, picking up 210 millimeters of rain in canada. that's almost about

a month's worth of rain. and just 24 hours. heavy rain around the gulf of guinea, mostly for liberia, sierra leone, and also guinea in the forecast on saturday. that sure weather update. google sponsored pay cut on airways when freedom of the press is on the threat. you know, you just because i thought, genuinely about your thoughts towards the making government step outside the mainstream. there has been a implement here some of access port shift the focus, the pandemic that's turned out to be a handy little prefect. the prime minister clamped down on the press covering the way the news is covered. so listening post on i just gotta, ah, ah,

the me welcome back here watching else is 0. i'm peter w. top story so far today. india's military is reinforcing, rescue operations in his western regions for the heaviest rain for july in decades . course flooding and lens lights pulling 100 people into a diet. thousands more are missing. the us government has placed $100000000.00 in emergency assistance for refugees and displaced people in afghanistan. it includes those affected by the recent increase in fighting as the taliban makes rapid territorial gains. and the 1st skilled metals being awarded at the tokyo olympics, going to china as young young in the women's 10 meter rifle competition. but they have been more cubic case has been reported inside the athletes village. haiti has said farewell to president jovan l. luis, in a 7 hour funeral service that was briefly interrupted by gunfire. foreign

dignitaries had to be rushed to safety. demonstrations calling for justice, have repeatedly turned violence. since maurice was assassinated at his home earlier this month, he's out together. even before the funeral of 53 year old, you know my, we've got underway. tensions in cap patient run high protest is seeking unanswered questions and angry with the nations ruling class took to the streets. many here hope we since funeral would help men differentiate nation instead of unity as deep suspicion over who killed me are we and why we, the haitian people are demanding justice for the president. and we are saying that we do not agree to bury the president because they did not arrest the real culprit . we are blocking the entire northern department since the death, the president. i have not made any money. sam, despite security concerns, dignitaries from across the americans gathered to pay their respects to the former president. as services got underway, gunshots rang out for some dignitaries,

including those from the us and the un to be rushed to the safety of the vehicles. the assassination of job number, we says less this for you all nation reeling. but on friday, those closest to him, paid tribute, visibly shaken. martino is still recovering from our injuries after the assassination corporate justice was more didn't work. that's why he's wanting to democratize a sin, how his fighting for equal opportunities to enter the civil service, the comm, condemned bull to his station brothers. if you cross your arms and just look at the executioners, blood will not cease to flow. today. it is jovan oma. we've got to morrow. who will it be? it will be him. it will be me. it will be our research. in the wake of my research fascination on july, the 7th, a core group of foreign nations backed arial unread to take the reins of haiti's, new prime minister. the international community is pushing for elections, which hadn't successfully taken place in more than 4 years, with

a barely functioning senate and a dissolved parliament that will be an easy task. the large haitian community here in miami, of paying close attention to the enfolding political crisis in haiti. many a shock, but my waste was assassinated that more than anything else that deeply concerned about the immediate security of the nation they left behind. at the notre dame to haiti church in little haiti, motors gathered to pay their respects to the fall of president. like all haitians, those gathered have more questions than answers, but with a nation's future hanging in the balance. thoughts turned to those they left behind, having all these rumors and so many questions, none of which were answered. let a lot of people to number one fear for the security of the country as a whole, but of course, the fear for the security of their own families who are still in haiti. haiti sounds at a precarious moment as it lays its slain president to rest. the investigation to who was behind his estimation appears no closer to giving haitians the answers they

seek, the country tension. we cannot leave the country that the people in the nation who end up all the fin, the country, a date for elections has not been set, security and stability for now a more pressing issues in this trouble nation and the gala corolla, missouri, miami, florida, you secretary state anthony, blinking has discussed a potential troop withdrawal with iraq's foreign minister. i would hussein pull out by the end of the could allow the u. s. military to take on an advisory role that would likely include training and arming iraqi forces. fighting ice on the us, president job is due to meet the iraqi prime minister must offer academy on monday and adviser to the former us president. old trump has been released on bay alarm for court hearing. building at thomas barrack is charged with working as a foreign agent. on behalf of the united arab emirates, he cheered donald trump's inaugural fund and helped him to get elected. you'll have

to wear an electronic monitor and surrender surrender his passport whilst awaiting trial kristen salumi has more now from new york barrett is charged with trying to influence improperly lobby the u. s. president for he was working allegedly on behalf of the united arab emirates as he was the chairman of president trump's inaugural committee in 2017. this was a substantial stop and i unexpectedly taking place today. he is due to appear in person in a new york courtroom on monday, but his lawyer is attempting to secure his freedom, pending trial, prosecutors. we're very nervous about this because he is a very wealthy man and business man with a private jet and citizenship in lebanon. so they wanted to make sure that his attendance in new york, on monday would be assured before letting him leave this federal detention facility

. while the investigation into his alleged influencing attempted influencing of the president continues. he's also charged with lying to investigators back in 2019 who were looking into this president. trump is not in any way indicted with these charges. he's not named in these charges. prosecutors do allege that the defendant brock had an influence on president tom's foreign policy, however, and also that he was attempting to get a position as a middle east adviser in the trump administration. when all of this was happening, he was informally advising president trump's officials. more than 4000000 people in lebanon, including 1000000 refugees, are at risk of losing access to safe water. the human agency for children is estimating water will stop pumping in 4 to 6 weeks. more than 4000000 people, including 1000000 refugees, are immediate risk of losing access to state water in lebanon. that's according to

unicef. with the rapidly escalating academic crisis shortage of the funding fuel and flies that chlorine and spare parts. you just have to estimate the most water pumping will gradually cease across the country and the next 4 to 6 weeks. in the public water supply system glasses, unit estimates that water costs good skyrocket by 200 percent a month. when secure in water from alternative or private water suppliers, turkeys, defense ministry is searching for survivors are for a boat carrying $45.00 migrants went down in the g, and it says the boat sank 260 kilometers off the coast of a holiday resort ton of cas turkey assisting $3700000.00 refugees. most of them are syrian many tried to reach turkey on overcrowded boats. the un has decided not to classify the great barrier reef as an endangered heritage sites, not as despite evidence that it is under threat from climate change and coral bleaching green pieces condemning the government of australia for lobbying against

it. being granted protected status. selling award is a coral reef scientist and a senior lecturer at the university of queensland. she says it's time for the australian government to take climate change seriously. but there's absolutely no doubt that the great barrier is under the threat. and the daughter is there, it's from only a strain government organizations as well as all the universities making a very clean, very few still beautiful. and we can still save it, but we are getting more frequent mess, bleaching events, which, which frequently result in large mortality on the rave. we have what quality problems we're industrialized in the coastline of the great barrier reef which adds to water quality problems. so is the threat as we've lost considerable sections of the great barrier reef. and if we don't take very dramatic action on

climate change, we will get more and more bleaching events. and the race will not have time to recover. the federal government has an calling record on climate change. not only do we have aspiration to 0 emissions, not actual target, but we government also aggressively chases new fossil fuel development, which i think in the current climate is absolutely unforgivable. so they are seeking new call. mine's new gas developments and even using funding for renewables to try and fuel. well, the strategy yeah. is a fairly small country population was. so our missions huge is a global plan. if we consider the emissions of the big coal mine that have proposed and the gas developed and then we can become a much more important player globally. so our government really needs to step up

and take on the change seriously near the coast of san ago. and martina is the world's largest known cold water reef home to countless rare and endangered species . it's also where international companies are drilling for oil and gas, but local fishermen, se dolphins and turtles of washing up dead on the shores of santiago. nicholas hark reports now from one fishing time their k. r. deep in senegal, the territorial waters, 500 meters below sea level, are creatures that humans have not yet encountered. it is a canyon as long as the great wall of china, 400 kilometers, and 100 meters high. this is the world's largest cold water reef. home to oysters, that are 30 centimeters long and 500 years old. here are the court of orange reef, each fish and endangered charge to meet it is at the edge of this precious ecosystem until now, undisturbed by human interaction. that multi national companies are preparing to

extract billions of barrels of oil in the trillion cubic feet of gas. since the drilling began, endangered dolphins, turtles, and other sea life have washed up on the shore. fishermen by beer on fall has never seen anything like it. and says it is about only also if i feel pain and sadness, they like us. they like human beings. these are noble animals the guide us when we go fishing while they lead other fish, their death is a bad sign. clinicals ministry, fishing says oil and gas companies are not to blame it. think a technique using dynamite to fish may be responsible for the death while it is illegal. fishermen i might watch shows his son how it's done. the device does not detonate in front of our camera. he says he doesn't want to be seen breaking the law. i've given you a leg up and if you're caught you're in trouble and i covered the devices with type so it stays dry. otherwise, it won't light up when it's held tight,

it's like throwing a small bomb in the water. the fishing ministry says the sound of the explosion alone is enough to kill animals. and it's the worst type of fishing because it destroys the environment. and what's already a fragile ecosystem. scientists believe oxygen level in the ocean or dropping due to human pollution. this to may be causing sea mammals to suffocate in the water. that used to be a prestige beach where people used to come in swim the ocean abundance with fish. look at it now. it's bells like a dumb sight. while the government installed electricity and the internet for communities living by the sea, there's no infrastructure to deal with the human waste and toxic chemicals there are being thrown into the ocean. but environmentalists say this is just the tip of the iceberg, because out of sight, hundreds of nautical miles away is environmental pollution of far greater magnitude

. chinese and european deep sea trawlers scraped the ocean floor with giant nets. in a matter of minutes, they kill and destroy everything in their path, including coral reefs. scientists predict that within a decade, ocean ecosystems will collapse because of a combination of rising temperatures, over fishing, and human pollution. with it will disappear the opportunity for humans to encounter new species of life. because for them, time may be running out. nicholas hall al jazeera k, are sending all. ah, this is al jazeera, these are the top stories. india's military is reinforcing. rescue operations and it's western regions after the heaviest rain for july and decades cause flooding and landslides, more than 100 people are known to have died and dozens more amiss.