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we want them to live with us. the european dream. the use executive on backs. you cried. membership bid moving it a step closer to joining the blog. and, oh, protest is gather in the east and d. r. c. off. dro congolese soldier is killed in rwanda. fueling tensions on the border. ah, angry protest is go on a rampage across india, demanding the government withdraw. its new recruitment policy for the military western europe swelled, has made an unusually early heat wave, which meteorologist say is a sign of what's to come and later in sport, england's callum tower. and starts well on friday, the us open this joe dowman who currently leads the way. ah

whoa and welcome. cindy is our top story. ukraine's bid to join the european union has had a major boost with the european commission recommending that it on moldova be granted candidate status. it's the 1st step of many, in what could be a lengthy process before full status within the you can be achieved. all 27 member states will need to approve ukraine's candidate status at a summit. next week, the you commission says in return, you cried miss introduce reforms and respect. international law commission chief are sort of on to lion says ukrainians have shown they are ready to die for their european dream. in the view of the commission, ukraine has clearly demonstrated the country's aspiration and the country's determination to live up to european values and standards. ukraine before the war had already embarked on its way towards the european union for 8 years

now. it had already been gradually moving closer to ours union grange agreeing ukrainians with defenders. but now we are only one step away from fully fledged integration into the e. u. or we have a positive assessment from the european commission concerning a candidate status for ukraine. and it is a historic achievement. we're all who work for our country. we just have to wait for the decision of european council next week. so i think ukraine made everything possible for this decision to be positive. it could take many years for ukraine to achieve e e membership. though, countries submit a membership application to the ear council, which then collectively assesses their ability to meet the the copenhagen criteria . this includes a functioning market economy stable democracy and the rule of law, as well as the acceptance of all e legislation and the euro. ukraine will at least need to implement further

judicial and anti corruption reforms. if the commission's opinion is positive, the council then begins to negotiate membership, often on a subject by subject basis which can take years. 5 nations currently have you candidacy status, albania, north macedonia. on to now grow serbia and turkey, which has been on the list for 25 years or rusher, is accused. the you of manipulating you came by promising membership. i'm 0. is it? charles traffic has more from keith. this process is going to take a very long time. also, i think the ukrainians are very aware of what sir. many pundits and analysts say is the beginnings of a more apparent split amongst e. you states as to whether indeed ukraine is ready for some sort of candidacy candidacy status. countries in western europe such as the netherlands,

portugal and denmark, very much seen as saying that ukraine is not yet ready, but a lot of pressure coming from the baltic states and eastern european countries saying, look, we've got to start this process. now, let's give you crane a chance. of course, the big question is, is what this really means, or what kind of reaction we're going to potentially see from moscow to this bid for e u membership. in the last 24 hours, the kremlin spokesman dmitri prescott has said that moscow is monitoring ukraine's e. u membership bid closely specifically in relation to increased cooperation militarily with european countries. let's not forget that one of the reasons why moscow said, and it's believed that, that vladimir putin gave the go ahead for an invasion of this country was because in his eyes, ukraine is russia's sphere influence. so any move further west,

any move towards europe and nato countries inside europe is going to be potentially perceived as a, as only adding to that sense of freight that vladimir putin says, threatens russia. or in other developments in british, i'm in as chance. his dad came for the 2nd time in just another 2 months. bice johnson and present londoners lensky with shared as they walked through the city. ah grady. they greeted crowds and viewed and exhibit of damaged russian weapons and tanks. orest johnson's visit comes a day after the leaders of france, germany, italy, and romania were in cave. as well present. lensky praised the u. k. for its resolute support, and boris johnson offered to launch a major training program for ukrainian soldiers. we will continue as we have

from the beginning to provide military equipment that you need. and of course, the training may be necessary to go with that with that new equipment so that you ukrainian people do credit on forces or will be going to do what i ukraine use your to do that is to expel the aggressor groom group, all in other developments in ukraine have been asked strikes that have killed at least 4 people in the eastern city of less chance. the governor of the city are saying a building where civilians were taking shelter was hit, as well as several other sites. drone footage shows the extent of the damage, local authority, say, community art center was also destroyed as the chunks is close to the battle ground city of savannah don, yet, which in recent weeks is seen some of the most brutal street fighting since russia invaded ukraine. what alyssa, we're going because this is become scary. we're leaving everything behind and just

going because no one will survive such an attack. no word. you'll wish that me so thought, you know, we are tired already bought full wolves of the war. i don't know. what will happen next? i'm a pensioner. but no, you can't get your penguin anywhere. thought, can we have to get humanitarian aid? i don't know what will happen next. maurine, or international experts helping you quite investigate, alleged war crimes, of visited a village near keith. eliza grouped, heard it burnt out school in houses that were reduced to rubble and but not the fca . russian forces entered the village in march and set up a base in the school. it crane says russian troops murdered, raped and tortured people. in ordinary fca and other areas near keith, ukrainian investigators have received about 17000 reports of potential war crimes. russia denies targeting civilians. will present zalinski is saying that russians

will have to obtain a visa in order to enter the country from next month. as lansky says, it's in response to unprecedented threats to national security silver and he and territorial integrity of ukraine. but the move is largely symbolic, as the board is or officially closed while the 2 countries are at war. them can i give mobile? will the russian president vladimir putin, it was forced to delay a major speech earlier on because of a cyber attack requirements as the accreditation system for a st. petersburg international economic forum was hacked. speaking an hour later than scheduled, putin lambasted the west for it sanctions, which he said had no chance of succeeding news on the yoga school boom. the sanctions are crazy and i would say reckless the quantity and the speed at which they were signed off was unprecedented. the west's plan was plain to see, to hurriedly and forcefully crushed the russian economy by destroying business chains, enforcing the recall of western companies from the russian market. freezing russian

assets hitting the russian industry, finance peoples quality of life. but they failed. or russia is and out more reductions in the natural gas. it sends to europe including cutting flows by half to italy. in slovakia, recent weeks, moscow has already reduced or cut off deliveries to several european countries which have imposed sanctions on it over the invasion of ukraine. russia is blaming maintenance issues because of those sanctions. italy's prime minister maya drug is called this ally, accusing president putin of politicizing the use of energy. their reports. italy might declare a heightened state of alert to reduce consumption next week if russia continues to cup supplies. the russian journalist, a nobel peace laureate dmitri moreton vis auctioning his medal for ukrainian refugees under be sold on monday, which is well refugee day with the support of the nobel prize committee. martin is the co founder and long time editor in chief of nevada as yetter newspaper critical

of the kremlin, which suspended publishing in march or 12 lamented the eradication of independent media and his country. after the kremlin, made it illegal to criticize the worn ukraine pasha punishable by 15 years in jail . he says, support from moscow's military campaign. as low my astronaut stored was, my country invaded the territory of another state ukraine. and there were 15000000 refugee houses for you and how one was deal with this is completely incomprehensible. what we thought for a long time about what we could do was individuals. and we decided every one should give away something which is dear to them. you will not snowden, your marcher, our people have not been silent. it's just that the extent to which the state protects itself is nothing we can do right now. you. there are no free media outlet rallies, have been virtually band. if you make any statement,

they initiate administrative or criminal proceedings war or despite ukraine winning this year's eurovision song contest. the country won't be hosting the event in 2023 . it colors orchestra won the competition and it, it's lee last month. thanks largely to the public vote, pushing the u. k into 2nd place. originally the winning countries asked to host the next contest that they are people costing union says to warn ukraine means the country cannot meet the necessary security and operational requirements for this. now he talks to see if the competition will be held in the u. k. instead watching the news, our life from london more still to bring you on the program. brazilian police can confirm remains found in the amazon rain forest belong to british journalist dom phillips. also, i'm to see a newman in pioneer chile and coming up i'll tell you how the perpetrators of some of the most gruesome crimes committed under chillies for military dictatorship will

finally be brought to justice. and on the reins for all the action as the golden state warriors, when their 4th m. b a championship in 8 years. ah, now the democratic republic of congo is closed its border with rwanda. after a congolese soldier was killed or wounded government says he to cross the border from the city of go. mom was shot dead after opening fire on police officers and civilians. oh, well, his body was laid to return to authorities and goma. locals lined the streets, chanting hero as his body was driven through the city in an ambulance to latest escalation intentions between the countries. earlier this week, congress army support is protested against rwanda's alleged support for the m. 23 rebel group. out there is malcolm webb is monitoring these developments from

nairobi. rwanda's army completely stationed at the border. both said that a con, really soldier wolf from congo towards rwanda firing a weapon. london soldier opened fire on him, killing him on the spot that exchange of fire followed between the forces on the 2 sides of the border. this border within the adjoining city of goma and gifts, any easily crowded with pedestrians and cars crossing close ways throughout the day . some civilians were we've had court in the crossfire and injured now just 2 days before the exact same place. thousands of con, release march towards rwanda's board saying they wanted to deal with random president pool to gummy, who they blame for decades of military aggression. anything, congress follows an escalation of violence recently in the north key, the province between the n 23 on the widely seen as

a london proxy. and the connelly's army, physical, vast mineral wealth, anything congo. but in this particular part, the country control of trade routes along which minerals can travel. and these strategic border points the n 23 on which one to deny the support thing. but nobody in congress seems to believe that the government says this is in fact just that extension of one. the military. they fought with the communities government 10 years ago. they were defeated. just in november last year they started launching a series attack again from believe me as struggled to contain them was felix and hinder is a research on africa, great lakes region, focusing on conflict. peace and justice. joined us from til bug in the netherlands . thank you for taking the time to speak to us. can you explain to us more about this? intensified fighting in the d. r. c. why are we seeing an escalation now?

i mean, there is a long background to that of course the m $23.00 itself did emerge already in the, in the end of 2008, 9 i was, they did a this to form a c, and d p movement with more or less number of some actors are hot signed to an accord with the congress government and will stated with quite a set of conditions for that. and the m 23. her name itself comes from march 23rd to the date of that. according to a 1009 between the 2 parties. and the whole idea of it is there is of interest in for being there was that the accords whenever picked up by the congress government . the movement was defeated in 2014. they were treated uganda and rhonda into factions, but then otto already was clear that in the, in the past 5 years or so that they weren't ready regrouping. you know,

if they're already present from what he saw it and with the negotiations in nairobi was clear that some of the few things that the government of canada was doing what, what, what very shocky, in terms of being consistent in the way you get it, rebel movement and i think m 2 to 3 did more honest engage to stop. it's also present under probably he had negotiate most basinger on negotiation table and i rode the so there is that background of empathy as a movement of course. but as you know, there have been accusations flying back and forth about center it whether rhonda is supporting that us or not. we have seen so far yet in the public domain area, limited evidence of that. and we hope maybe that, that, that, i mean with that of education, we'll hear more about that, whether that is the case. that being said, the emigrants is free as a movement husband, but a set of community doctors under unresolved issues that are behind this, on new escalation. it is complicated. it's been going on for many years at the east,

in the us. he is a mineral area and just to be clear, rwanda is perhaps not, it's not the only country that is neighboring, the d. c. that has some kind of involvement in that particular area. so why then, does it seem as though the relationship between the d c and re wander is hit a new low? many such as i mean, the religion with the bit between rhonda and, and under and jesse have been already quite very shaky for many years. she said he tried to repair that a beginning of his and he, he said he's a mandate. but already about moving it said for spot very and probably like comedies, police or class that the big site they have always been long sunday visit might say about her it. rhonda, we didn't need to come with the spanish for class festival. first, within the company's public in the east, and much of it may be hosted with the background of the different a and movement that the have been there already from the ninety's. but most

importantly, also on the has been really the focus my research recently. the hosted also with the vulnerable anti rhonda rhetoric and when you say ronda basically you're talking about about rhonda as a state or so you're talking about anti chose the rhetoric that you have in a sample gorganis or god. it's citizens of to see descent, especially on most of the time and the anti to the rhetoric conflate both the want and to see i'd entity of supposedly the ruling class, but up with the congress of london descent who i stablished in both not be myself, even on that anti wonderful jury, both constitutive of hate speak, but also of quite a set of conspiracy theories that we documented in a recent study that was published very few days for the m $23.00 escalation. that said a with abstract across the board in the political class within their day they, they come with this population, even human rights activists within congo, and especially most importantly, and most impactful with the income what he's asked for as gained the waste. but

also in any number of african capstone, all of that moralist hub, creates out, has created quite the heated kind of temperature that you have on from when he st. today in goma or in gravel well with people basically taking stones and believing that they are able to go it crossing. rhonda, i'm booked gatty under the it basically take a gummy by hand. so hello. it's head full rhetoric that condition the populace, which is what this is the franchise for many years, for many reasons that really gets the street on is making a desperate population or even more than what to do to, to monitor relations of all kinds. well, thank you. for joining us, felonies are felix and i hinder my pleasure. now, at least one person has died in india is violent protests over the governments. the military recruitment program spread across multiple states. currently, young recruits are automatically offered a permanent role under the new policy. they'll be let go from the military,

off to 4 years without pension or benefits. poverty, mental reports from the deli angry protests set the strain on file across india. some had vandalized ation block roads and torture boxes demanding the government withdraw. a new recruitment policy for the military and engine exams have been postponed at least 19 through march 2020. now this exams will be canceled because of the new scheme. while the executing the screen will be due after 4 years of service on your side as if those who are medical in physical if it should be examined again. and the order of recruitment would be started. we completely object to the tour of duty real pickles. india has one of the largest militaries in the world. it employs nearly one and a half 1000000 people. a new recruitment policy is to bring down the average age of soldiers from 32 to 26. and reduce expenditure on salary. soldiers will now be

hired for 4 years. only top recruits, we get a permanent job with health benefits and a pension. regarding the dumpster, the government says this will improve the military. i'm going to potter yoga, and i me, under the new scheme, the indian youth will get an opportunity to serve in the indian armed forces. this scheme has been brought in for strengthening national security and to proven opportunity for military service for our use. chuckle, my good credit, but the backlash has been growing in recent days. one person was killed in the violence, official have shut down the internet in some areas. the government says off to the service of the crew will be given a preference for jobs. insecurity. forces like to police experts point out this policy come when it nomic recovery is slow and unemployment remain high. and it saves overhaul with help upgrade equipment, but have criticize its timing and implementation. it's not altogether a bad step, but there are problems with the way it is being implemented. and the biggest of the

problems seems to be that they will still be left with the unemployment problem when these for you. so this be book the dia, the indoor coil o recruitment on the new scheme is set to begin next week. but after the backlash, the government has now raised the maximum is $223.00. but only for this, you bought me with that out as the iraq, you deli now brazilian federal police of confirm that remains found in the amazon rain forest, belonged to british journalist on phillips remains of a 2nd person believes to be leading indigenous expos, burnett. pereira, a still being analyzed, please say they believe the people arrested for the murders, acted without the involvement of any criminal organizations. and bodies were found after an 11 day search and were reportedly buried in dense forest nivi. it took quite river. let's now speak to mechanic here who joyce is from your diginero. so

we have confirmation of don phillips being found in the amazon, but not his companion, bruno perrera, any indication from the police as to when they might conclude their analysis. yes ah, the police had said it will take a couple of days to do this. up to 10 days, they said at the beginning, we don't know the state in which the bodies were found. they were found after 11 days in the dense jungle buried. and you know, it's a place where there are a lot of animals and fish, so we don't know how bad the remains were when they were finally retrieved and flown from the amazon brazilian amazon to the capital brazilian where they are being, ah, now, compared to the dna samples collected, but the indigenous people have already responded to the federal police saying,

they think it's not true that this is not a, a crime on its own with just 2 fishermen shooting odd to people in the middle of a river. they think it has to do with a much break, a bigger our crime scene because they have been reporting these invasions for months now. they haven't been reporting a liaison between illegal fishermen and drug cartels and they say the police have ignored their reports. and so the police are indicating that criminal groups were not involved in these deaths, but indigenous groups is saying something very different. what we know about criminal activities in the area where don't phillotson bruner profound? well when we were there in exactly the same spot to late december, december of last year,

they had already told us this. they had already said that there was no way that small fishermen could take such an amount, a huge amount of fish out of the rivers without having somebody that would intermediate between them. and the big market, which is colombia. so they had already shown us these proves they had collected these proves in a report which they sent to federal authorities. we just spoke right now to indigenous leader bethel maribelle, who was part of the union of indigenous people from their shove id valley. and he was saying, this seems like a joke. now the indigenous people have taken a month off for grieving. that's their tradition. ah, they are mourning the loss of but on a bit era. but they say that they will continue the work that these men ah, had started the work that being a bit it out was doing mapping out these saw a criminal activities in their shove id valley which is home to the largest group

of and contacted tribes in the world, thank you from rio de janeiro. when a can't acc, if it was one of the worst crimes committed by chillies, military dictatorship, in 1973. now decades late, the country supreme court is finally jailed 11 former soldiers of the execution of dozens of farm workers in the community of buying it from when a latin america editor lucio newman reports. the rural community of piney is home to a brutal statistic. the largest number of victims per capita of chiles, former military dictatorship. yahoo we really rama 65 year old. sonya valensuela still lives in what's called widow's lane. she was 16 when soldiers rated the street and took her father. her 4 uncles and her husband of only 6 months. you were in town, i'm here from the winter, i saw that they were taking away a line of people with their hands up like this ski emmy bureaus. you'd are wash. my

uncle cried alight. he said sonya, they're going to kill me and so it was if he would whip the majority of those who lived here in 1973 with poor illiterate farmers had benefited from a land reform program until a military coup turned the clock back in all 70 men were taken from here and disappeared, leaving their families penniless portion of any am or no euro we were destitute. my grandmother was left to care for 16 grandchildren. they asked for milk for bread, previous letter for days without service, but the worst part she says was the search for their bodies and for justice lucy, aim in offer it. justice was finally served this week, the 38 of the 70 victims who are honored at this memorial. after numerous appeals, the supreme court has ruled to imprison 11 soldiers and policemen with sentences of

up to 20 years, roar, hello from of the now flood. last or last 2 brothers to uncles and her father, she says she's waited nearly 50 years to be able to sleep in peace carrier compliant. i think of my beloved mother who died in december. i can say that i completed my mission for her. she fought for so many years for this. oh, yet only 33 percent of the victims remains have been found. 24 of them were executed and thrown into a ravine hill. think went to la lengthy nearby and they only found my father's glasses and a bit of clothing for the rest of his remains had been thrown into the sea. you're into like rappel and what that dictates. ship called operation removal. c, m, all over the somebody really the loo, saudi 17. other victims were executed closer to home. this is the hill where the soldiers brought them, shot them dead, and then left their bodies to decompose. the squadron was led by

a lieutenant colonel magna, but he will never spend a single day in prison. he died a year ago, peacefully in his bed before he could be sentenced. many of the victims families have also died. that's why sonia valensuela still feel sadness, justice that takes so long, she said, still feels like injustice to seeing human al jazeera by nature. for them. i still had for you on the program is ready for says kill 3 palestinians in their latest deadly rate on janine occupied west ah, as sorrow and anger in nigeria as funerals. al, for some of the people killed in a mass shooting inside a charge on a lib, liberal stars is on his way to buy and munich. eaten will explain in sports. ah,

now if you look down from space, you might think the story of europe is lots of cloud and this familiar curl that looks stormy. that isn't the main story. you may well be aware, heat wave is the main store. they've been very high temperatures all the way through spain, stretching out through front, on their way to the low countries across to germany. it has affects the british isles. by saturday, we'll be seeing a drop in that temperature large because of what's in coming, which is wind cloud and then some rain edging south. but you'll notice is still $38.00 in paris. we creepy up of the thirty's for most to central europe. by this time and further east, the temperatures hovering are near 40 in northern spain, but i think it'll tend to drop down with this increasing cloud and cherry stuff, which really gets going during sunday and worked its way into northern france and the low countries by which time program via a maybe our center of the heat. it's got

a couple of days to run in austria up to 33, i think by monday, not quite a record, but well above the average. obviously it's hot in most of north africa, but sometimes that prompts some pretty big showers and a huge match. rain seems possible in sierra leone and round the corner towards nigeria, and the movie a long way doors as well rotted into cell, which hopefully is good rain. ah ah, the shake. hm. odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w. w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. oh,

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to join the european union is had a major boost with the european commission recommending that it on moldova be granted candidate status. all 27 members, stacy to approve the move at a summit next week. democratic republic of congo is closed its order with ra, wander. after a congolese soldier was killed. one day said he was shot dead off the opening fire on police officers and civilians. congolese people of hale, the soldier, a hero. i'm at least one person has died in india as violent protests over the government seen military recruitment program spreads across multiple states. under the new policy, most recruits will be let go from the military, off to 4 years without a pension or benefits. how palestinian officials say at least 3 men have been killed by israeli forces during a ride in the occupied westbank. at least 8 others were injured in the operation. or crowds of mourners carried their bodies through the city of jeanine. he israeli

army says it was searching for weapons that have been near davy rides in the occupied westbank since his string of attacks earlier this year. that killed 19 people in israel. well, al jazeera media network continues to demand a rapid, independent entrance by investigation into the killing of its journalist in jeanine . sharina will actually was shot in the head by his writing forces while she was on assignment. on the day of her funeral israeli forces storm the procession and started eating mourners, causing pull berries to almost drop her casket. ma'am, the international community of condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation where a funeral service has been held in southwest nigeria for some of the victims of a church massacre earlier this month where at least 41 people were killed. 22 people were buried amid anger government's failure to protect people across the country. in the town of o, i am address reports. 22 caskets holding the buddies of men,

women and children lined up for mass. their families grieve to wonder how long nigeria is. we'll have to endure the bloodshed, religious leader say the government is feeling the people. what does it take for mr. to house to police? to be able to present is why. why do i, how do i, why do i, how can be done, but back anybody? for the whole new, thank goodness as a country continues to bleed, so political leaders are beginning to warner. i am here before you do our steps. i feel our security. we are filled well fed the service brought together people of different faiths in anger

and grief. oh, the physical damage caused by the or torture type may, he'll quicker what community me to see. i say that it's correct this icon on to can impact to last much longer. what happened? yeah, i shaken the peace and confidence of a region that is largely avoided. much of the violence sweeping across nigeria, raising fears that no place is safe in africa's most populous vision. a few kilometers from the funeral box, though like today's battery, the family metric. one of the victims of the church music ah, due to us. it's all says the beach so look, you mom, my mom sama. this was a friend like a life less one life from and i spoke to 2 days before these events.

st. francis church, while the attack happened, is quoted off each site. some of the debris have been cleared, but the bloodstained ceiling is a graphic reminder of the cartridge that took place here on june the 5th. and that attack has renewed concerns about safety of lives in the entire country with less than a year to general elections. with edris, al jazeera, a war southwest nigeria. clashes have broken out in senegal capital after police blocked off access to the home of opposition. it was, monet, sancho rose, leading to sancho home in the capital to cover closed off after he called for protests against a decision to boss and candidates from parliamentary elections next month. anti riot police were also deployed after a small crowd gathered in the streets. air reports that 3 opposition figures have been arrested. oh cynthia,

even our freedom of worship is violated. nor enforcement told me that they received orders not to let me out. i just want to tell them that the constitution is at the top of the hierarchy of norms. and this order is a violation of the constitution. it is a legal order. i do not blame you. you and i are the victims of the president little boy. on our parts of europe are experiencing the highest early summer temperatures in decades. scientists binding climate change for these heat waves onset spain, including the trade of highs of above 40 degrees. in france, outdoor events have been cancelled in bordeaux, and a he alert was issued in southern england. the font reports now from london. oh, the british capitals grappling with june temperatures rarely seen in the united kingdom . ha, a questionable time, perhaps, fatigue, building exercises in the park. for others though, it's

a chance to do as little as possible and for some, an opportunity to dust off membership to the cities, most exclusive pools, ah, away from the stifling heat of the capitol. this is bryson of the south coast, where thousands jostled for a patch of beach and a space to cool off. i'm from cyprus and now in servers is raining and i'm in london. i'm boiling here so something must change. we need to take precautions about the climate change for country. this made an all form of complaining about the usually wet weather. this heat gives people here something else to grumble about. there's a seriousness about the soaring temperatures. real concern about how climate change may start to affect people's everyday lives. in the french capital, sweltering heat being worse and by pollution, making it dangerous for the vulnerable to go out. and in the spanish capital madrid where images of exceeded 40 degrees celsius for several weeks,

the governments issued an extreme weather warning due to the presence of santa dusk from the horrid desert. little comfort for though struggling to work outside climate scientists are in no doubt about why this is happening. we're warming our climate generally. so the average temperatures have risen by just over one degrees celsius since the pre industrial period. and that means that the hot extremes that we see every summer are becoming at least one degree hotter. and that also becoming more frequent and also lasting longer. and climate activists are threatening more decisive action to proceed. inaction by governments, a big business similar to the extinction, rebellion protests that shut down parts of central london a few years ago, were fed up of, of here in the rhetoric where they've meaningful action. and if our leaders are incapable of doing that, they're not capable of getting off of a fossil fuel addiction, they're just doubling down, right?

i'm continuing to pursue new fossil fuel investments continue to subsidize this home for industry than we were have the core of we have to call them out. and education is kate. the public can also understand in the row of non violent civil resistance in this moment because everything house is found. climate scientists say the next decade will be defined by greater extremes of whether but the theory is it will also be shaped by our collective failure. to do more, the bulk al jazeera london all elsewhere china's southern city of kwan jose experiencing a rare combination of extreme weather events. this week it's been struck by record rainfall, heat waves, and a tornado eating properties damaged and millions of people displaced flash floods of also the city of our being. this is in the northeast. after a heavy rainfall in the area flood water reached 80 centimeters in some parts for the local authorities saying they've started

a clean up operation. now. will dr. maria narrow is the world health organization's direct to all the environment to climate change in health. she joins us from geneva . how dangerous is this extreme weather, particularly the heat waves? well, as you can imagine, climate change and go, mitchell has been saying that for a long time now climate change crisis as well. and i think we can see that the most racial that's very creative right now. the heath way says, i think in the very bottom of the book, as you can imagine, those temperatures, you cannot work outside. they all people will suffer and we have problems. and we have even a very important mortality few years ago when you were to west again, i saw for the way it will affect the water we're drinking, we need to supply will affect the production of food, which is one of them. and that's where i would write, well we cause displacement in essentially people cannot leave in certain things

that are very, very good. so for us, he said we are very concerned about in this is only one of the seeing this on hold . don't try which is would be affecting our house in the future that you touch on a number of things there. the population displacement is a result of extreme. whether that's going to affect livelihoods in life stock. certainly we're already seeing that in parts of africa and then also the health crisis that we'll see wherever these heat waves happen to happen to take place whereabouts elude you're speaking earlier about unseasonably warm record temperatures actually in year whereabouts in the world are you most concerned about because will so seen heat waves in india and pakistan? well, definitely places like in pakistan where you have a very important number of people, you run the settings for instance. they are suffering a lot and they will not have the possibility of work and maybe making that good

medium resources that i'm making every day, the temporary and some regions that are not compatible with human life. we are very much concerned about those places. what people will do not have a coping mechanism, air conditioning, or the possibility of going somewhere. and that the said biggest populations of the c p are very much increase in particular than those that are very hot and they did . these will cause a major problem for i would population, but these one of the read the alerts that we are seeing caused by climate change. we need to react to that yes of a we were celebrating the clean air day in unfortunately, but he's very good to celebrate because we have very high levels of pollution that are very much link as well to good causes. climate change, the combustion of fossil fuel. so we need to stop these additional to put fossil fuels. we need to recognize the ferry create bobby has channels and that did they

did they are. so sions, and ain't that man just needed to solve a problem. what concerns him, all the severity of the heat or the timing of its occurrence? both, i think the severity of the heats and they're not very acute way, some countries will be able to cope. they have coping mechanism that they can increase the capacity of the medical services to respond to the population they. they have the capacity for provide a slice nation for certain services for protection, but in many other countries. they funded a. ready she nafrica and he's been named in many other places, macy as well. they do not have those hoping they can give a very acute problem, but he would be prolonged on on the time. and then we would have a big risk of production full in access to water and sharing the quality of their

release, and those are the list for ourselves. so those are the major concerns. if we destroy those critical basis for our health, we will put down know how many do we need to take up to 2 to got it. all right, thank you very much, maria. there are joining us there from geneva. place of thank you. round to the french parliamentary elections is set to take place on sunday. present a manual microns majority hanging in the balance. his own song with political block is facing a stiff challenge from a new left wing alliance that by john, look, man, i'll show it's actually about reports from emerge one of the battle ground cities in dallas and local theater danya more day is campaigning hard with just days before the final round of france his parliamentary election, he says there is no time to waste more on alone. delivered on an activist and

candidate for frances new left wing alliance in the southwestern city of li merge. he's trying to rally support in an area where many people abstained in the 1st round because they're fed up of politicians. but he says he'll be different, really with civic on top, oscar. i come from here and i want to see empties that are to represent ordinary people because that's not been the case for 5 years. there is this hope that we finally have a real, a position to michael, and that we can do something new on issues like climate change. monday's leading the race in this constituency. if he wins, he will oust the incumbent. and then p with president emmanuel macros party. a final round run off between candidates from the new left wing alliance. and my cross center is block is taking place in nearly half of frances parliamentary constituencies and could up said the president's chances of obtaining the absolute majority. he needs to push through with his agenda with things looking uncertain. macro made

a rare appeal to voters this week. the home does not been met when he was so rude, madrid to ensure stability, both outside and inside or borders. nothing could be worse than to add chaos in france to the gales, into work concern as a climate change. health and inflation has fueled momentum for the left dis block. at the most historical food market. the cost of living is never, far from pitas. mines is on getting them instead of people salaries haven't changed, but everything's going up by 5 percent or even more for fuel. we saw people worry about the future about getting to the end of the month with costs going up. people ask us if we're going to put our process off today, says that if elected, he would focus on improving health services and work to help people who struggle financially. so for the left and centrists on neck and neck in terms of folks nationally bought, it's estimated the macros alliance will win most seats. the numbers may be hard to predict,

but those here hope the times of change. ah, i said butler to 0. the most folks you heard the news, our life from london most lead india dominate south africa in their 4th to 20 international. these rabble reaction in sports. ah, there's more than 12000 migrants, mostly haitians in the camp that sprung up in the real texas over the last 2 weeks . they won't assign them, but u. s. forties were overwhelmed. this is just the latest flash point in a muslim serge of people are legally crossing the board. and this little in the camp for them. we can see the tank frame trying to climb has stopped paying, getting back into the coming lump that they went across to wait for it to get through. they say, we think there isn't enough food for them. actually bear in the con. mm. we met

nicholas on the mexican bank to the river, searching for food of medicine for his family. he hadn't realized until we asked him about it. us authorities, rules are now flying haitians back home. there is no president, crime as high students can't go to school. there is no work. the economy is down. people can't put off with them. deportation is not good for us, hulu. ah, what with kita? marian, thank you very much. to the i major winner column murray. cala is the co leader late on the 2nd day of the us open in massachusetts, murray car. we're

a sitting at for under par on the back mine at brookline. incredibly, he, she's leader brooklyn, with world number 259, hayden berkeley, as well as the world of a 150 fellow american joel a dorman, number one, scott scheffler is part of a group of players. just one shot behind the golden state. warriors are celebrating the 4th n b a championship in 8th years. they beat the celtics in 6 games wrapping up the title on boston's home caught david stokes reports. oh, the moment, very few experts predicted at the start of the season or the 2022 and be a champion of the missing the playoffs. the last 2 years. the worry is r n b a champions for the 1st time since 2018 gary in the blue the we could get back to the stage and when, even if it didn't make sense to anybody, when we said it oddest of matters now,

especially for special after being to one down in the finals against boston golden state, grab 3 straight wins and clenching the series for 2 parasites. reporter i 6, he came 60 steph curry once again proved the difference for the war is top scoring with $34.00 points. hurry over, get it, and the greatest 3 point shooter in m b a history was named finals m b p for the 1st time in an illustrious career. we've had so many great players, but stuff ultimately is why this ron has as happened head coach, the tour has also been instrumental in helping the warriors win their full championship in 8 years along with curry, dream and green play. thompson and andre good dollar. and to think just 2 seasons ago, golden state finish with the worst record in the league. clearly remember some experts

and talking heads putting up the big 0 army cherishes we would have gone for because everything that we went through. so we hear all that, you carry it all, and charter maintainer purpose well came. 6 was in boston, thousands of warriors fans picked back home arena in san francisco to celebrate that seemed denying the celtics a chance to win a record 18th and be a title just norman albert. we wanted in coming up short term film, the celtics and the, and i like is this the way out in front on the all time list with 17 titles. but the warriors now have 7 breaking attire with the chicago bulls for sole possession . a 3rd place they've, it's folks out is iraq. fever, president gianni infants, ino has made the bowl the prediction that football will be the number one sport in the united states by 2026. that's the year the world cup will be hosted across 3

countries. for the 1st time. the 16 venues for the tournament were announced on thursday 11 of those cities or in the united states, 3 in mexico and the other 2 are in canada. no decision yet on where the final will be staged or other key matches. this part of the world in this industry, countries you know, from, from, from many points of you were, you are leading the world in many areas, economies all of us on. but in the number one sport in the world, which has soccer or football, or you're not yet, and the objective must be that you will be leading the world as well in the walls. number one, support. we'll see if he's proven right. livable forward sodium on a is all set for a move to german champions by and munich in a deal with $43000000.00. mon, i will join the bundis league club ahead of the upcoming season. the senegalese

joined liverpool from south hampton 6 years ago. and was in the final year of his contract at anfield $22.00 time tennis grand slam champion. rafael madell says he will play at wimbledon this year if he is lingering foot injury allows it may, bell has won the years 1st to slams. the australian open and french open, but chronic pain in his left foot has limited his play outside of the majors. he has spent the time since his french open victory, receiving treatment for the problem. maintenance, janese, and then that whole, i will let them come all my attention is to chore to play wimbledon, like i said at the parish, if the still a chance while training here this week, i've been told that apparently there is a jump. my last or my intention is to travel to london next monday. and if i'm traveling, it's because i intend to play in england have beaten the netherlands by 232 runs and set a new one day international record for the highest school in the process. $498.00

for 4 is now the highest school in limited over cricket, domestic, or international. the english also held the previous record and now hold the top 3 highest o d i. schools of all time. david milan the century means he now has hundreds in all 3 formats, full england. just butler reached his tongue in 47 balls for the 2nd fastest 100 for england. he also has the fastest and 3rd fastest centuries for his country. and india have little they 5 much t 20 suze again. so africa to winning the 4th matching raj caught on friday upon the us 46 and the next context 55 help the home side become from 81 for full in 133216946 in applied of south africans were easily dealt with, they were dismissed for just 87 in 16.5 overs to slip through 80 to run the feeds. the deciding match takes place on sunday in bingo new. that's all the sports news

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