ah, al jazeera, a quick reminder of our top story, ceasar un has found evidence that all sides anything to write conflicts of violated human rights, and some may amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. the report says, the conflict to seeing extreme brutality. the u. s. as, as if he has really spyware firm and so group of russians, software company, and 2 other foreign businesses to that entity list for threatening cyber activity. mood threatens move, restrict their ability to access american products more than $100.00 countries joining the us, the use to cut me say in emissions 530 percent at the end of this decade. the 2nd big commitment from climate summit in glasgow tax to end deforestation also by 2030. as the name suggests, cop 26 is the latest in

a line of many climate conferences come on. santa maria has been crunching some numbers and looking at fort if anything is improved since the 1st climate meeting. the 1st comp summit caught by the way, conference of the policies was in berlin in 1995. now obviously don't fix a problem like climate change in 26 years, but what you'd hoped to see us and positive trends. well, let's have a look 1995 to today. that's our range with our graphs from our world and date and have popped a couple of sign posts in there just for reference. this is 1997. ah, that was called 3 in japan which produced the kyoto protocol. and this one here is 2015 cop 21 in france. when we got to paris agreement, both of those landmark deals, even if everyone didn't sign up for them. so what you're looking at is global temperature increases. this line here is the 0 degree line. this line here is the one and a half degree line. you're looking at monthly intervals, which is why the graph is in a little erratic,

but the trend mean that's pretty simple to see. it is always heading upwards towards that crucial on point 5 degrees. now what have we got here? annual c o 2 emissions, global c o 2 emissions again. pretty self explanatory on the up and up. we were at 25000000000 below 25000000000 tons in 1995 and now up above 35000000000. but when you start to look at the numbers by countries and regions, then it's not to get interesting. for example, who am it's the most c a t? well, it's easy, it's china, isn't it? big read block, clear? 27 percent of global emissions. the usa with 15 percent, and this yellow block as the a you with 9.8 percent, but who has cumulatively emitted the most c o 2 over the years. while america has, the grain has now switched, in fact, with china. and you've now adding the e u in with about 22 percent of emissions in between the u. s. and china. and while all these big industrial nations are trying to blame each other,

the rest of the world, only small countries down here they saying, hold on, you guys have him polluting a lot more and a lot longer than any of us. you've built economies on that. but now we have to make the cuts and miss out on that growth. you've to help us out what's in climate financier, and you get a different picture again when you look at c o 2 emissions on a per capita basis. now remember we had the g 20 in rome last week. well, what i've created here with all these countries and regions is it's basically a g 10, including the european union. now the united states, clearly the biggest emitter, but to be fair as well. it has been bringing those labels down since the 1st cop in 1995 china with its population of 1430000000 has been doing the opposite. and in fact it's emission. pete is still years off, but india look at this almost the same population, but look at its levels so much lower the lowest by far of these 10 countries and regions. and yet it's been maligned for not sitting ambitious enough targets as

ever. it comes down to perspectives, rich and poor, big and small old and new. he said, she said the problem is, there is no choice when it comes to the planet. we all live on. and 26 conferences later. biggest isn't the time to argue about it. as the cult 26 talks continue in, glasgow, fishing communities around the world are often among the worst affected by climate change. in the philippines, rising ocean, temperatures and sea levels, having a devastating effect till marine life is jemina alan token reports from manila. this is having a huge impact on fantasy of families. rely on fishing to survive or yield cortez this beneficent all his life. he grew up in started his own family in this coastal village in manila b. foot life has been hard to over the last few years later. and now he's thinking of moving somewhere else. that was madness. i was at the young and only catching fish for us know, feels more lake funding,

love money. they have to head out fargo at sea to fish, all the hoping to come back with the legal harbor. that means we also need a bigger boat which consumes more fuel yet, and there is not much left for us after that. more than 2000 families live on this part of manila bay. many of them have been living here for generations. and almost all of them are dependent on fishing for their livelihood. people here tell us the sea level in manila bay is continuing to rise and they've had to raise the floors in their homes to avoid them piece of burch b. c. this rise in sea level is due to climate change pricing by $12.00 millimeters per year. and if i'm not mistaken, but global average is a little bit higher than 3000000 acres. countries in the middle of the family will have a different number. and for the philippines, it's part time size. oh,

full of beans accounts for less than one percent of global greenhouse gas emissions . but it's among countries most at risk from the impacts of climate change and like other poor nations at risk. the philippines says finance from wealthy con she's is essential to deliver on their climate plans for the poor president rodrigo, the 3rd to says the poor are always playing catch up with the rich with no hope of ever succeeding. in closing the gap, he says that's because developed countries who remained the biggest supporters choose to do business. as usual, develop boundaries must, will build a longstanding commitment of climate financing technology transfer capacity building in the developing were, this is immoral obligation that cannot be avoided or yell

cortes says he may not fully understand the science behind climate change. but he lives with its effects every day. jim l as in dog and al jazeera manila al jr, it says 3 of its nationals have been killed in a strike. says the attack captains on the border between western sahara and mauritania. the l. g reinstate media is pointing fingers rock and forces. video posted on twitter appears to show 2 forms out trucks in the sahara desert algerians describing the death of cowardly and barbaric. israel has consulted tricity in a number of areas in the occupied westbank. the israeli tricity company says it's taking action against the palestinian authorities. failure to clear a $100000000.00 debt. the black coats affect areas the jerusalem ramallah and bethlehem will need to. abraham is our ramallah correspondence. but stacy joining

us right here in the studio. welcome needs. just explains is why these power codes . why are they happening now? it's important to note that past indians do not generate their own power. and 90 percent of electricity in the us bank is actually bought from israel. at the end of the day, the palestinian authority collects money from the people that use the power and then gives that money to israel. but it doesn't happen to one company. they have tens of distribution companies. but ultimately, the palestinian authority doesn't have control over a lot of lands at the west bank, which means at the end of the day they cannot control that. everyone pays for their bills. and then israel comes into the picture and says, we need the money. we can get it from you. what we're going to do now is cut money from the taxes. the israel collects on behalf of the past and it will if israel

threatening to, to, to cut the money from the palestinian sources. but if they're taking money from the palestinian authority, taxis, why are they cutting the power then if they're already getting the money that they need to pay for this policy generated. and that's a very interesting point because one of the major distributing companies of electricity happens to be in jerusalem the palestinian company. but if his real take money deducted from the past in, in tax money collect on behalf of austin is and gives it to this company. it kind of insinuates that jerusalem is palestinian, of course, policies see eastern was the them and wanted to be the future capital for of their future state. but for israel, they are controlling the city and they want to send a message that this is not past and not be there for him there. thank you very much in deeds for explaining the situation to go and have attacked the capital of south keyvi province in eastern democratic republic of congo,

killing 3 security forces heavy fighting rockets in the early hours and continued throughout the day on wednesday. officials say the previously unknown aunt group target had several police stations and an armory. 6 attackers were killed and 36. others were captured. the largest attack over the city, and more than $800.00 fight sins in years. say talent trustee workers, insur lanka, are protesting against a parody of the government to signs with an american company unions or are threatening strikes and power disruptions if the agreement is not canceled. and l fernandez has more from colombo, a threat to the country and its energy sector is how state electricity workers are describing a deal to sell 40 percent of a state on $300.00 megawatt power plant,

inter lanka. hundreds of employees have demonstrated outside the headquarters of the salon electricity board. on 20 for september, the government and an american company promoted by the us ambassador in colombo, announced reaching a sales agreement. it covered the purchase of this power plant construction of a gas storage terminal. and a monopoly of gas applies to all plants using liquefied natural gas. this bill is not good for your own as adrian. phoebe not would put a pantry. going to say that it's an intimate loss for the pantry. and also this is the 1st time that we see that that unfortunate proposal being entered and by the government written in ongoing kinda is in progress. unions won't the dia scrap and said they will ensure this is done. on tuesday union representatives filed a petition at the supreme court, challenging the deal with that vendor. again, the imaging order tended to any country. so an open process in keeping with

accepted international norms. if sri lanka doesn't have the money, but be transparent the how to go union say there has been no transparency about the deal with even cabinet ministers. still unaware of its details. one and a half months later, this was made clear when 11 governing alliance partners made scathing remarks against those behind the deal. you see my father not going to her. there was no discussion at all. don't lie. there was brought surreptitiously by 4. we will not tolerate and watch these things happen. we will not accept it. ignoring our crunches, just to hold on to ministerial posts. people of this country did not give president god to bye, a raj, a box or the mandate, and trust him for some one to steal a power. still axiom bellagio has worked in the energy sector for more than 35 years. we asked him about the implications of the deal. i would ask everybody to exercise extreme caution, extreme caution one because this was, as the media says,

it is around solicited proposal. we should also not forget that the electricity act of the law in the country says electricity should be procured on a company to do basis. electricity should be procured on a competitor macy so therefore that means the fruit should be procured on a competitive basis. symbol of the year says the take or p terms where sri lanka is locked into accepting a fixed amount of gas regardless of how much it needs is not good and even dangerous. for long guns are hoping it's not too late to ensure the deal is in the country's best interest. but more pressing is avoiding power outages that be plunged the country into darkness. men of fernandez are 0, colombo, the taliban has said it will eradicate the conservation of poppies in order to soap, have cannon sands, drug trade, or performing his wife across the country. a consequence of the past 2 decades of

warm. it's a lucrative business center. stephanie decker reports, phone, carpool. weaning afghanistan off the plants may challenge may pose a challenge on many fronts. swaying gently in the wind, the pretty poppy plant is potentially fatal. afghanistan is one of the top produces of opium and heroine in the world. for many farmers here, it's the only way to make a living room for the recorder. cheer we grow poppy, so we can buy bread for the family to survive full value. no government has helped us. we don't have adequate water for other crops. so poppy becomes the only available option. poppy cultivation is boomed in the last 20 years. it's a hearty crop that needs little, are cheaper to grow and more reliable in terms of drought, which afghanistan has been plagued by the plant and the drugs that come from it are a multi $1000000.00 industry that has benefited many previous governments warlords

. and the taliban. the group now says it will bonnet a topic addressed in its 1st news conference taking power in august. the group spokesman said, be hulu. m. showerhead says they will bring opium cultivation to 0. the taliban managed to cut down cultivation significantly before they were ousted from power, but it's sword since. and despite most of the drugs being exported globally, it's having a devastating impact on society here. this rehabilitation center is the largest in afghanistan and it has voluntary patience. but many are also picked up from the streets by force. something the taliban has stepped up since coming to power. these men have just arrived and this is part of a process of where they get showered and have their haircut. no, we're told that the amount of drug users are stored across the country over the last 20 years and according to the united nations, the amount of drug usage here is double the global average doctors here. so tiny says around 60 percent of patients go back to abusing drugs. after the 45 day detox,

it's an uphill struggle in a country devastated by conflict or mom was hello peterson. we have had problems of war for the last 40 years. there was no awareness of drug addiction illiteracy, illegal refugees, and the problems of unemployment, mental health. these are all the reasons why people are so affected here by drugs. in some ways, her voice is atlanta eradicating the poppy crop and supporting the countless farmers who survive. because of it is going to take a global effort. we're told it will need a taliban commitment. it will need the original commitment for preventing the smuggling and mafia and also it will require international community or planning program. so support incentives are for the pharmacy that many express doubt that poppy cultivation will be eradicated. they say it's simply to lucrative for the taliban. but no one dares to say it on camera. like with everything these days,

it's still not clear in what direction the taliban will take this country road with gabriella, stephanie decker al jazeera cobble. a 4 year old girl has been reunited with her parents almost 3 weeks after she went missing. in this trillion bank closeness was fined by police in a locked house, almost 100 kilometers from where she was disappeared. she was last seen by a parents on a camping trip in remotes, west and astray earlier. they will, can their tense and find their daughter was missing fucking a nationwide search. a 36 year old man has been arrested. an american artist, as all pens in the world of fine ceramics, my blends and ancient pottery forms with social commentary and spars, i his own life. and contemporary issues described by critics as an agent of change reversal legos works will be on display from friday at the museum in new york, al jazeera is heidi joe castro has the story. oh, as the mud slides through,

roberta lew goes, hands. the clay rises to challenge conventions and retail history through a new lens. ceramic has for so long been used by anthropology to tell us about cultures where people were eating or what a party looked like. and i've just felt like my culture community has been absent from that dialogue, logo ceramics, feature portraits of american icons of color from abolitionists, harriet tubman, to the rapper d m. x. their faces are emblazoned on delicately painted teapots and vases. the luxury items of histories colonizers now vessels to empower those once marginalized . people that have come before me through the civil rights movement, through my parents, all their energy is create an opportunity for me to know how the autonomy to make artwork. google was born to puerto rican parents and raised here in kensington,

a philadelphia neighbourhood that struggle with crime and poverty. he had a no formal art education growing up by. he was surrounded by inspiration. my art history classes took place in the streets, seen graffiti. she mural art seeing the portraits painted of black historical figures in philly. that was the only type of art that i saw. and so ingrained in my mind as this is what art looks like. logo says as a young hispanic, he was type cast by teachers as likely to go to prison. he painted graffiti and work factory jobs until he enrolled in a ceramics class and something clicked. you know, i'm not the best potter. i'm not the best painter. i'm not the best portrait artist . i'm not the best rapper, i'm not regress graffiti artist, but i do all of those things. and the thing that is unique about me is as eclectic as those things sound. the all actually make sense for the human experience. the

fine art world quickly took notice, offering logo international fellowships and shows the metropolitan museum of art in new york is the latest to display his work. oh, but where he feels most accomplished is here at an art fair in his old neighbourhood, turning heads and teaching. whoever passes that they too can defy expectations, holding someone's hands and teaching them how to make a path for the 1st time. is it is a magic gray with just shown to them exist in the vic and create something. i think that that complicates even their own narratives of possibility. a par logo says this is his greatest work of all opening young i guiding fresh fingers to create new possibilities and to reach to the past. with pride. heidi joe castro al jazeera philadelphia. still ahead on al jazeera, we've got the sport for you, and it was

a night of massive fits as the world series came to land. we'll have all the baseball action for you after the break. ah a ah

. ah lou . ah ah, it's time for the sports here. sorry, thank you very much. hello. we start with baseball in the atlanta braves, a one the world series. i called the job done at the home of the houston astros and in epic fashion. so monica has the latest with this report, and it's been 26 years in the making all that, but the atlanta braves,

the world series champions, once again. and they captured the title in style by destroying the houston astros on the road. in game 6, quarries delay getting the scoring going with a 3 run homer. atlanta gave up a for nothing lead and choked and game 5. this time however, they were ruthless. dan's be swanson's massive hit with testament to just that astros fans could hardly believe what had hit them when perch ready. freeman also got in on the home run action by which point the celebrations were almost in full swing credit. and when the title clenching moment came, the brave didn't hold back.

to learn to winning the world series with an emphatic 7, nothing demolition. i'm still nom so i really don't have emotions. i'm just kind of turn tell you guys things of how i feel, cuz i don't really show anything yet. so it's gonna hit hard concern. surreal. i'm i spent the whole game now. let myself special we scored runs not let myself get ahead of things because no one how quickly things can change. it's really, really good. brave fans will hope they won't have to wait another 26 years. to enjoy seems like this. once again. we'll merlot 0. well christiane or another rescued man, just the nicest on the brink of defeats in the champions league on tuesday, off the falling one mill behind the way to atlanta, the portuguese saw,

rounded off a great move to get the red devils level just before ha fun and the noise down again and the sighing minutes, he produced some more magic to save his seem to find those for which means united health group s he does provide those moments and, and i'm sure she cargo bulls. didn't mind having michael jordan either. so, you know, sometimes teams have they have the plays they have and that's why they are at money united. and that's why they are champions at chicago, chicago bulls, you just come up with those moments by munich. have 1st bottle off 16, the german 500 ben feet 5 to enroll, but the ones i'll ski was the saw of the show by and number 9, it getting himself trig, pasadena, a 2nd in group e go from am to 5. see, got them. a very much needed victory over the memo. this was the 1st time the match since ron acumen was fired as a coach. chelsea be sweet aside mamma,

wonderland, sweden chelsea hopkins pulled the only goal of the game and lose our 2nd group. h behind new ventures to advance the victory over then it new toner monitor. antonio conte wants to restore stability to the north london club. the italian takes over from numerous study to santa who is just 4 months into the job. whispers languishing and mid table in the english premier league. my country philosophy is very simple to play with football and attractive, portable for our fans with passion. to have a team stable. not up and down. i think that the fun the server to to have a team competitive we, they will to fight for me. the new challenge is tottenham. i want that to become an important part of my career, the manager, the stadium, the training ground,

a wonderful the club. and, and lady one can me strongly. i think this is a credit of 20. i don't know. to accept to become the manager. new zealand have beats in scotland to base their chances of reaching the t 20 wald cops semi finals . martin got so smash. 76 is the just miss 1000 a century. as new zealand went on to secure a 16 run victory, they have full points from 3 games wins in their final 2 group games will guarantee them a spot in the last school. scotland have been knocked out. meanwhile, pakistan feel desperate in the final full they beat namibia to do that. mom address one and baba as i'm each school to house centuries to lift paul his song to 45 run . victory is a full straight win and puts them on top of groups. he will actually a school from may more later. thank you very much indeed sarah, look forward,

sit about sent to this. these are get the hearing officer. i'm back with you after the break. ah ah i it's the was. 2 most populous democracy, diverse dynamic and undergoing momentous, seen context. india dixon. in depth. look at the people and politics of india. exploring how the coven 19 pandemic struck the nation. it's continuing impact and the lessons learned for the future. join me fade as those are for context,

india anal casita. oh, tens of thousands of children born into old lives under the iceland regime in iraq and syria. now, many are in camps, either orphans all with a widowed mothers, rejected by their own communities. chicken length of people are going to welcome them off the back. of course, mom and you documentary his, that chilling and traumatic stories for the children throw stones at me, iraq's last generation coming soon on al jazeera, the stage is said, and it's time for a different approach. one that is going to challenge the way you think from international politics, to the global pandemic, and everything in between. upfront with me, mark lamond hill on al jazeera, china has been very strategic in the way it's expanding as sweet. she may indian ocean. what is it, and we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world

we live in without being national aid. what do you think is going to happen? the afghani colon counting the coast on al jazeera ah around says it has defended a ship from being seized by the us in the sea of oman. yes. accuses radiant forces of dangerous maneuvers at sea. ah ha, i'm how am i he did this is al jazeera live from doha. also coming out every day, more people are suffering. and during the un human rights chief releases a report on ethiopia.