rio de janeiro. it remains gloomy and miss sea and rainy with the high of 25 degrees. and for patagonia temperatures have been wall above average in that expense further toward the north and santiago with a height of 32 degrees. that's it. cease in? ah, the weather sponsored by cataract ways. oh, this is al jazeera ah, when you're watching that is our life from a headquarters in dow. hi, i'm debbie and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. u. s. president joe biden meets pope francis at the vatican headed the g 20 summit. as a leader seek to find a common ground on climate change. the u. k. threatens to board french,

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climate crisis and ways to end the corona virus pandemic. the talks come ahead of the start of the g. 20 summit in rome, after the 2 day gathering us president will then have to glasgow for the un climate summit. let's bring in kimberly hawkins. she's our white house correspondent. she's joining us from nevada. can so kimberly, what was the take away message from the meeting between president biden and the pope? yeah, that meeting has just wrapped up the u. s. president's motorcade past bias just a few moments ago, we were not able to watch the meeting live that was due to covet concern. so as a result, we will get some tape playback, potentially at least still photos of the meeting. but we did get a read out of the subsequent bilateral expanded bilateral, if you will, between the u. s. president and also the cardinal here at the vatican. and what we know that they covered for many of the issues that we expected would be discussed

between pope francis and the u. s. president. particularly the issue of climate change. in fact, the white house has said that the u. s. president, repeatedly thank the vatican leadership for the efforts that they have made to address the close global climate crisis. we also know that they have been very, very vocal about the efforts by the pope to speak out not only in issues of religious freedom, but also on the wrongfully detained in both cuba and venezuela. now in terms of the meeting, given the fact that the u. s. president is a practicing catholic, a devout when at that he also has met with pope francis before we are told that the meeting lasted between the pope in the u. s. president about 90 minutes, it was warm, there was laughter and it was very clear that there was a report between the 2 men who have been friends for some time. and kimberly the g . 20 meetings of course, begin this weekend. but even before they start,

we've just heard in the last half hour or so, that minister is have a plan for vaccines. tell us about that. yes, this is something that has just emerged from the meeting of the leaders that are here gathered in rome. and it was something that also was touched by the un secretary general as he spoke as well. now, what the issue is that has really been amplified and is coming under the microscope here. the g 20 meeting is the fact that as there is this effort for global economic recovery, there is very much disparity when it comes to not just those that and having the resources to do so. but also the vaccinations in order to be safe and healthy. and to that end, what we know is that there has been identified goal of the world leaders to try and see that the global population at least 70 percent is vaccinated by the year of 2022. now, this is a tall order,

given the fact that we know right now it is mostly rich countries that are vaccinated in some cases is in the united states. many people getting their 3rd vaccine. well, when it comes to the continent of africa, for example, just 5 percent of the population there has been vaccinated. so you can see the disparity here and why there is a need to address this in a global manner. and so that is what has been announced in just the last half hour . this new ambitious goal to see that 70 percent of the world is vaccinated by the year 20. 22. thank you so much. kimberly how could report from the vatican while the united nations chief is warning world leaders, they must adopt more realistic goals to tackle the climate crisis of the upcoming glasgow gathering. antonio tara says there is time to work towards the right results. but let's be clear is that is a serious risk that glasgow, we looked delivered several recent climates announcements might leave the

impression, the vocals you pictured. unfortunately, these is an illusion. the current national determined contributions. furthermore, commitments by governments still condemn the world to a calamity. 2.7 degree increase, even if recent pledges were clear and credible, and there are serious questions about some of them. we are still good evening towards climate catastrophe. the captain of a british fishing vessel seized by france earlier in the week has been ordered to appear in court next year, transfer authority, say patrol or did not have a permit to operate in their territory waters. the owner of the boat says it was fishing legally. the dispute between the nations is linked to a post brack, that fishing agreements and has escalated in recent days. we have to correspondence on the story will get more reaction from france with lexi o'brien and paris just a moment, the 1st years paul bryan and he's joining us from london. so paul,

how is the dispute being received or viewed in the u. k? well its headline news in the tabloid newspaper media here this morning with some lurid headlines that kind of use play on words to almost you swear words in order to refer. busy to how this is french arrest impoundment of this boat has been gone about that said the rights and wrongs of this one particular ship are actually just part of a much bigger tension, which has been creeping and escalating all the way through 2021. there is a dispute over exactly how many french vessels will be allowed to fish in the waters around the u. k. channel islands are not very farther on about 20 miles off the french coast, and they used french as a 2nd language on these islands as well. even though they even are, they are english. and the, the fact is that the french complained that some 50 percent of the boats that used

to fish there before breaks it had been refused permission to go there. now british say, look, that was a deal. it was signed, it was the trade and cooperation agreement cca. and unless boats can prove using their gps co log books that they have fish there previously. and frankly, they're not going to be allowed to fish there. now they need to show a track record of fishing in that area in order to be allowed in. but the french are so aggrieved that they have gone to the lengths of actually starts to threaten almost blockades. essentially all of fish being landed at french ports of potentially british truckers arriving on the continent. and the response from the u . k. from the government, at least has been to summon the french ambassador catherine colona to the foreign office this afternoon to meet a relatively junior minister within the foreign office, wendy morton, and the other comments that have been made. for example, the environment. secondly,

george eustace, when asked about the french threats, he said, well, 2 can play at that game. so there is the prospect of a, an s, a further escalation. what was already a pretty tense situation. the impact business wise is, has the potential to be pretty big and i, and so a 3rd of a 1000000 tons of english court or british caught fish is landed on the continent in french ports every year. so if there's a block a that some 3 quarters of the u. k, fish exports go to the european union. so a blockade of those that of the fish would be really very, very serious indeed. okay, thank you so much paul. for that update from london. let's get the view from paris and bring in a lexi o'brien. so tell us more about the court hearing that's been set for the british fishing capital. is this a british captain has been summoned to appear in court in august next year for a hearing now? he is accused of fishing in french waters without

a license. there about 2 tons of stops on board is blocked when it was seized and brought into the port at laugh at elliot this week. now this was in part of extra checks that are at the center of this escalating dispute between france and britain over the rights to exercise in those water. now germany has white and the german government telling report is going on both sides to really resolve this dispute and promotions. news agency is reporting that the european commission may promote propose talks last last round of talks even this weekend that just days before tuesday, november 2nd, that is when france is, is state to unveil, but it's cooling. targeted measures measures aimed at trying to get the licenses that at once and that it feels it deserves. it has, as po was mentioning, threatened to stop at british fishing vessels from coming ashore in french ports and that would stop that fish hem from coming to branch shops like this one. france, of course, is the gateway to europe. so much of british fishing is on sale here in the

continent. the other things are very time consuming, lengthy health and safety checks at european and it's a sign actually of how seriously both sides are taking it at the. are there a seem to be what's been called brush past meeting between the french president, emanuel mackerel and the u. k. prime minister at bars johnson this weekend, some time in rome, it is a serious situation. it could escalate if those measures do come and tools on tuesday. of course, lots going on behind the scenes, but as of this morning, the french agriculture minister did tell local television that no progress has yet been made. okay, thank you so much, alex here brian reporting from paris. well, let's cross over to york now in the u. k and speak to berry, diaz. he's the chief executive at the national federation of fisherman's organizations. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera. so obviously there's a lot going on diplomatically, but tell us how concerned you are as well as your colleagues at this escalating ro?

well, there's a lot of concern, of course, in 2 of our vessels have been detained, arrested. this may be normal enforcement proceedings, but on the other hand, that takes place against the background of very belligerent noises. rhetoric coming from the french government and france and the seems to be determined to escalate this issue. to be frank, i find it difficult to understand this in fisheries terms. i think there must be an additional element, which is a domestic french politics because these kinds of issues about the allocation of licenses the issuing of licenses can cause the technical difficulties. but they are usually result that a tactical level, and indeed i understand the discussions between the u. k and the you have been

proceeding to resolve the outstanding issues involved. so those licenses will be borderline cases, quite difficult, where the evidence of having fish historically within the 6 to 12 mile limit is absent others. there will be opportunists that are trying to secure the advantage of having to spend deficient in use a war to. so it's highly technical and we would expect progress to be made at that level. very much surprised that it's been escalated to this level. and this level of belligerence in the rhetoric is being used right for both sides claim that they do want some sort of resolution. how do you think it will s deescalate i think we need to make progress at the technical level, which is where it should have stayed in the 1st place. i needed something like 98

percent of the licenses that have been applied for have been granted. there are a number of difficult cases. i think the answer will lie in resolving those. and at the end of the day, it will be the licenses that will be granted will be to those vessels that are eligible to fish there. so yeah, i think it needs to be taken out of the political realm because this is going nowhere. what's at stake if for fishermen in the u. k of france follows through on the threats of retaliation and sanctions with us. an interesting question because it seems to me that this is all a double edged sword. if we go down the, the rabbit hole, 0 tolerance enforcement regimes, then there are many more french vessels fishing and you came water than you gave us the fishing and you want to. so i can see that that would be of advantage to france

. and of course, the trade issues that have been mentioned, well, there's a lot of businesses on both sides of the channel in the supply chain. depend on that trade in fishery products to, to take place to something like 5000 jobs in blowing to mer. dependent on all, not trading. so it would hurt us, but it seems to me that it would hurt the french fishing industry that the french supply chain as well, which is why i think we need to de escalate this and take the politics of it and focus on the technical issues. barry diaz, thank you so much for speaking to us from your thank you son. 2 more head on the out there and he's our including one more and why urgency? notice from president my ritual, my crease has appeared in court on spying charges. also ahead

turning to go for health and find out how the animals are helping communities in some bob, a deal with extreme weather event coming up and support the football club in wales, getting the hollywood treatments. and they are very famous owners come to town. ah, the 1st 2 dawns military chief ignored a warning from the us not to impede the work of the civilian administration hours before launching a crew. according to us media, washington's envoy for the horn of africa, visited hart to me earlier this week. before sedans, military sees power and to solve the government, jeffrey feldman had reportedly told general abdel for doctor hahn to de escalate the domestic situation. in a recent interview with p b s and the u. s. feltman said, washington isn't the only one opposing the military takeover into done. he says opposition is seen domestically with street protests as well as internationally

from su dunn's neighbors. felt goes on to say general, but han will discover that it's not so easy to turn back the clock. while there's been increasing pressure on su, don's military to release detained. civilian leaders on friday general, but han spoke about the future of the else, the prime minister. i've done the hands on saturdays. so we will elect a prime minister from among independent figures and negotiations are already underway, as we speak, we have not given up on him, doug. we sent delegates to negotiate with him to resume his duties. we believe what happened has released him from pressures he once had. we told him that we have cleared the field for you and no one would lay obstacles on your way from this day forward. and also you have the liberty to form the government as you may wish. we will not interfere in any decision by any official we bring along ours. if america turns and bains asked the un secretary general about the ongoing demonstrations in sudan until the terrorists urge the military to show restraint. how worried to

you about the ongoing crisis in sou dawn on the plans for the protest in the coming hours? first of all, addition to that, i want to reaffirm my strong condemnation of the cool and the need to establish the transition system that was in place. and to morrow there is a manifestation that is announced. i urge the military to show the strain and not to create any more victims. people must be allowed to demonstrate peacefully. and these is essential. park stones prime minister, has held a security meeting to discuss recent violent protests, supporters of a band, a little party, or marching towards the capital as lama badge. several police officers were killed

and at least $25.00 other people wounded during one of their rallies on wednesday. come hider has more from islam about their dead. eagle bag ferguson had refused to call off the long march toward the lama bod. after spending a night in the industrial down of goodrow, while they're now moving toward the bar where they will be confronted by the 1st major off digger, the river jer, knob. there was a meeting of the national security committee of the cabinet, the prime minister calling a harder for military and civilian chief to discuss the strategy forward of god. the government will be trying to ensure that the margins are not able to cross that major barrier which ever jer knob that decision has already been taken. but even if they are able to cross that barrier, they will be confronted by yet another river, which ever jayla? i'm so the bugger, sunny pattern military forces now have been authorized to use votes. when necessary,

so far, the police has been using maximum restrain. and the minister also say that while the government determined or stopped to march, they wanted to send a message, a garage to say that if the march stopped the leadership of the day gala beg buckets on really big relief. however, there will be no compromise on the issue of the expulsion of the french ambassador or debating the parliament argentina's former president. my richer mockery has appeared in court on spying chargers. he is accused of ordering intelligence agency is to monitor the families of true members of a submarine that sank 4 years ago. the case has been suspended on a legal technicality daniels primer reports. ah, it was more like a political rally than a court case with several 100 supporters of the former president modi's your mac, re gathered in the small town of the lord is they believe he's innocent,

that the charges against him a politically motivated ha, florida, who jalap, he could never have spied on any one. what's the point of listening to the families? they should be looking for those responsible for the submarine tragedy. i had a mother, i'm disgusted. they even started this case. it's unbelievable. they would spy on people who had suffered such a terrible loss. many of his supporters urging him to stand again for the presidency in 2 years time. if he does this case hanging over him won't help. it was adjourned. legal technicality. the prosecuting judge hadn't sought the permission necessary to try a case involving the state intelligence agency. so can a market them okay we, we are, we want to cleaner life with more transparency, more honesty, that's more constructive and includes an independent and impartial judiciary. ah, macro support is

a jubilant about the delay. it's not know when or even if he'll be required to return. at the heart of all this, the legal wranglings and the political maneuverings lies the still unanswered question of what happened to that submarine? the iras, san juan, and his 44 crew members. that's the question. their families are still asking. the submarine disappeared in the south atlantic ocean in november, 2017, with 44 crew on board. it was sailing from the southern tip of argentina to the naval base and model plata when contact was last. despite an extensive weeks long serge, nothing was found anxious, families were told nothing. as their anguish turned to anger their campaign, frances became a political football a little. this shows a lack of respect these football chance show alike of respect to us and our children, to the justice system. it's an unnecessary political circus. the wreck of the

submarine was discovered a year after it disappeared at a depth of 900 meters, 460 kilometers of the argentine coast a technical for to cause an implosion. there were no survivors. the wreck will not be re floated, but the relatives say, they want to know more about i get all this is so that one you've been suffering since this began comes to an end of their spying illegal, spying on my mom and dad on me. it's not just we want justice that they tell the truth, that while the san juan remains at the bottom of the ocean, while the falls on the case remain locked in military archives. and while those in office, at the time of the tragedy seek reelection, the families fight to discover what really happened to the 44 crew on board the submarine san juan, is like you to continue for some time. daniel showing their al jazeera dolores when us are as province. there are scenarios zimbabwe known for erotic rainfall,

fall poor soil, and very high temperatures. and that's a combination that's no good for agriculture. but his helmet also reports from bingo. some women are now turning to breeding goats known for surviving try conditions one go to consult for $20.00. the larger ones go for 25 is selling. the milk also means extra cash for these women in rural zimbabwe. they say they prefer rearing matter. bailey goats because they are steady and much more likely to survive. the long dry periods here made was by climate change was the drug i choose. i would to, to downward in oakland circle. bitter zone. dakota low maintenance, much for other cows. they can get pregnant twice a year. so we make money. foster is quick cash that help us pay school fees and other bills. farmers as seen disturbing changes in the weather. unpredictable

rainfall, flash floods and long dry spells crops such as maze zimbabwe. staple food don't do well in these situations. extreme where the changes are taking a toll on communities and the environment is getting hotter and dry. i hear every year. temperatures frequently reach 40 degrees, erratic, grateful brought on by climate change means people can't grow much food. and we'll have to find other ways to survive. leading drought tolerant animals allows people not to have to rely too much on handouts from charities. traditionally that districts where food aid has played a key role. so in terms of food assistance, over the years, they have been getting these assistance. so with our approach, we're trying to shift the way that they do business the way that they think and operate and actually say with the resources that we have. you can actually cushion

yourself from some of these trucks and stresses climate change. experts say severe weather patterns and ad parts of the country will persist. that means farmers will have to keep adapting and become more resilient. gen increasing the hush environment. how to macarthur out 0 bingo, zimbabwe. let's get a truck on the weather now with jeff. hey, there. good to see. here's her headlines for the americas. we've got active weather coming up from the mid atlantic. this is going to strike d. c. and we do have a coastal flood warning in play. what this means is we could see a meter of water inundate low line areas in d c, including the d. c. c, food market. so that's something we're going to watch carefully off to the west right now. we've got a couple sunny days in vancouver at 11 degrees. moister has spilled over the other side of the rockies and so for calgary, this could produce up to 10 centimeters of snow west of calgary and bat. snowfall warnings in play 2025 centimeters. not out of the question. well below average, this trick or treaters are going to have to bundle up as wall go to western us rate

. now mostly dry pitcher. we'll see some rain into northern california, but nothing like we saw over the last little while it's angel is 30 degrees off to central america. heavier strain through mexico will be towards south guatemala. and as we head toward hundreds and for western parts of cuba, getting striped with some rain break through into the bahamas top and of south america, rio de janeiro. it remains gloomy and miss c. and rainy with the high of 25 degrees . and for patagonia temperatures have been wall above average, and that extends further toward the north and santiago with a height of $32.00 degrees. that's it. see soon hostile had on the news hour on al jazeera kidnappings. on the rise in haiti, we hear from a teenage girl who was snatched off the street as she walked home from school. plus, one of the increased use of hydro power in georgia is threatening a species of fish that lived alongside the dinosaurs and in sport. one of the best

coaches in the n h l, resigns, over his part in the chicago black off sex abuse scandal. ah, the latest news, as it breaks the president is allowed to impose a state of emergency for 15 days with the option of extending it for another 15 days without call. with his approval. we detailed coverage for his rights group in southeast asia say they confirmed about the arrived in reported cases of working conditions from around the world. government and security agencies up describe the recent incident as well. and with the a more please stay below the country. o democracy activists risking their lives fighting autocracy. i know that i might go to prison . good. so i will join the run. a new episode of democracy may be exposed. the struggle of those who believe democracy is worth dying for we never know when an

opening new spirit winner through the vendor is going to emulate itself and say enough is enough. my life for democracy. on al jazeera lou ah ah, hello again here with the news our on al jazeera, here are the top stories. gross president, joe biden, has met the head of the roman catholic church to the vatican. the pair discussed the climate crisis and ways to end the corona virus. pandemic frown says the captain of the seas. british fresh fishing vessel has to appear in court next year . authority say the trawler was fishing illegally in french territorial waters. u.

k. has threatened to board french votes while paris is warning of sanctions in a deepening dispute about post wrecks at fishing rights. president of the european commission has told al jazeera, the e. u is working hard to prioritize ways of easing coven 19 vaccine inequity. ursula vander lion spoke to us ahead of the g. 20 liter summit in italy, and the you and climate conference in glasgow. cop 26 will be a moment of truth because we all know that we are not on track yet to fight climate change. we are running against the time against the clock, so we need action now in this ticket. the 2nd topic is the question of fairness of the so called climate finance. the developed countries have promised to support with $1100000000000.00 per year. the most vulnerable and least developed countries, and we have to make good on this promise. let's focus on the fairness one because that is key and actually the g. 20 countries are responsible for 80 percent of the

global greenhouse gas emissions. and yet questions will also be asked and sacrifices will be asked of middle and low income countries.