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you're watching the news, our life from a headquarters in ohio, daddy and abigail coming up in the next 60 minutes. a russian missile strike had so crowded shopping mall in central ukraine. a 1000 people were said to be inside. nato says plans to boost that rapid response for 7 full to more than 300000 troops . so darn it uses if you appear of kelly, its soldiers and the civilian escalating cross board attentions. if european denies the accusations, an ocean emergency, how climate change over fishing and plastic waste, our threatening marine life. and i'm he to, similar to the sport, know that jock of which has started the defense, always title at wimbledon, is on sensical right now. as the use food tell us, grand slam begins. ah,

we start this news hour with breaking news from ukraine. russian missiles have hit a crowded shopping mall in the central ukrainian cities of crime and shook more than a 1000 people are believed to have been in the center at the time of the attack. charles stratford is joining us right away from keith to give us an update on what you're hearing about this attack tro. that's right. her rift pictures that we have begun to be seeing on twitter and social media platforms of this shopping mo, reportedly hit by at least one russian missile this afternoon. as you reported, am the president actually has come out. now president zalinski has said that an over 1000 people are inside a we're inside this mall at the time this missile hit. and the city is interesting in as far as what's happened there in the last few days. certainly yesterday there

was a russian attack on a bridge in the city. there was one person confirmed dead in that strike, another 5 injured. certainly the ukranian authorities are saying that the shopping mall is no where near any kind of strategic institution or all factory, anything to do with weapons. and it is a long way away from the front lines. it's around a least 200 kilometers from the southern front line. probably a similar sort of distance from the east in frontline. it sits on the disney per river above the city of denise pro. so we're, yeah, we are hearing gradually of reports of casualties as well. and according to we're a government source at least m 2 people have been killed so far and another 20 injured. and of course condemnations are coming through from government officials as well. i am the head of the presidential office, describing it as basically another russian atrocity. russia should be called to

account for this attack. of course, russia has continuously said that it has no intention of hitting civilians argues, and actually tries to avoid them. it was interesting yesterday the missile strikes in the capital cave. they were sunday morning very, very early, very few civilians about but of course there was severe and infrastructures residential buildings hit in that attack also. so yeah, as i say, her refix scenes of, of, of fire billowing smoke were beginning to see pictures also of the injured being carried out of that mile a rift scenes in that area. crumb and shook o that city crowman chick, which is effectively so central eastern ukraine. but as i say a very long way away from front lines our i charles will check in with you later on . thank you so much. ross ratford reporting for us from keys or as the were in ukraine escalates. nato has announced that it's going to strengthen its presence on

the eastern flank. so the military alliance wants to boost its rapid reaction. forces from 40000 soldiers 230-0000 in the last few hours g. 7 leaders have pledged solidarity with ukraine for quote, as long as it takes. and they've announced plans to impose more sanctions on russia, including a possible cap on the price of its oil. earlier, the ukranian president vladimir zalinski addressed the leaders by video link. and he's asked for a more weapons and says g, 7 nations had the collective power to stop rush as advance. our diplomatic editor james base has more on the boost to nato tooth numbers is certainly what the baltic nations have wanted. because of that, that there are some of these nato forces which since 2014 have been based in the baltic nations in poland, in romania, in hungary, in bulgaria. those are not permanent bases, but now they're going to boost those bases. they are going to put preposition

equipment. they're not gonna use the word permanent because it was a deal with russia back in 1997 not have permanent basis, but persistent, i think is the word. and as you say, they're gonna increase their forces that can be deployed at a moment's notice. at the summit, we will strengthen our forward the fences. we will enhance our battle groups in the eastern part of the alliance, up to be gade levels. we will transform the nato response force and increase the number of our high read. this forces to well over 300000 will also boost our ability to reinforce in crisis conflicts. while the other big development going on with regard to nato's real last stitch negotiations that are going on. remember, nato was supposed to have 2 new members to new countries to join sweden and finland

. that can only happen if all the nato countries agree, and one is blocking it. i'm not working well. we now have the swedish prime minister gone to brussels to see the nations secretary general. then they fly a few hours later to madrid ahead of the summit. and there's going to be a little mini summit before the main summit with president ottawa and the leaders of sweden and finland native secretary general to try and out. this problem was telling you that not directly connected, but it's involving turkey. there's another important thing going on and that effects what's happening here in the g 7, the us in advance. we go see ations with the turks with the ukrainians, and with the russians to try and solve part of the global food crisis to try and get that grain that is trapped in ukraine out through the black sea, using turkish naval as, as cool. all the ships that would carry the grain and un inspections to make sure when a weapons on board satisfied the russians, and also to get russian grain and fertilizer out tomorrow. the g 7 lead is october

. the will be told by the us, 2nd general, but intense against the ation going on with turkey as we speak. i also tell you that once you an official head of military affairs of the marty griffin was very optimistic about this when i spoke to him in recent days. so it is looking like a deal is close. other diplomats i've spoken to say, although they seen like different things. turkey is holding the cards into key parts of. busy the privacy about ukraine, and that may be something that, well, the kremlin says it does not accept that it's defaulted on. it's that after missing a re name and deadline for the 1st time in decades, moscow appears to be unable to make payments on $40000000000.00 worth of l standing bond. the kremlin says it has the money but can't make the payments because of sanctions imposed by the us 1st invasion of ukraine. it was supposed to repay overdue interest of $100000000.00 by sunday. cornelia meyer is an economist and

energy experts. she says, the wide ranging sanctions against russia have so far been affective. they are working. i mean, you know, if you no longer can employ certain technological products and so on, they are working. if you cut off from swift, which is the international payment system, they are working. and if it's hired or you know, for even for the chinese and d m. d indians, it's harder to, to talk to kerry rush and crude because the europeans have said we will no longer insure the vessel. so the chinese who see now the chinese anti indians out in the market buying mainly older vessels that they can then ensure themselves. so self insure, so yes, it is working, but it's also hurting the europeans because let's face it, a lot of the european refineries are quite old and they need those heavy oil, hot,

heavy salsa. you are all screwed switch day. now need in turn to import from from kuwait and places like that. and when ever you read direct trade flows, it becomes very expensive for everybody involved beat the european b, the cheese 7 beat the russians. if the russians were really desperate for european money or for for g $7.00 money, they would probably not ration the gas to the extent they are so. so this is, this is extremely tricky. and a lot of people will get hurt for lanka, ascending to government ministers, to russia, to nick, and negotiate for fuel. as petro pumps run dry, the army has been deployed to the few petrol stations that have any fuel left to help implement a new rationing system. the government has extended a 2 week closure of non essential state institutions. we now fernandez reports from colombo. many here have wasted hours in dees waiting for fuel. the sri lankan

government says is running out no comfort to the thousands like for but he has spent the last. it is in a queue. nibbling melinda lane, the law, after waiting so long and getting 8 leases of fuel, we earn a few 1000 rupees. but we have to use part of that to buy fuel. again, what we're left with isn't enough to buy food, let alone bring up 3 children. the minister of power and energy says, shall anchor owes around $735000000.00. for early philo shipments and no one is willing to provide more, you see must amalgam up. no company is willing to supply us with fuel without the payment. we regret the situation in coming to that. we need 550000000 for fuel this month. but we only have 130 minute. she longed has been running out of foreign currency to please the food medicine, fuel and cooking gas in days providing $4000000000.00 in credit. and some other countries have offered to help us delegation from the treasury and state department

began talks with the government on monday, mr. v. jessica says government representatives will travel to russia and cutter to try and negotiate fuel purchasers with less than a day's worth of stock. the state petroleum provider is limiting what it sends to fewer stations in dallas have been a lot victim. i am wondering how to divide to these lot among all these people them make well we give 30 liters for vehicles, 3 wheelers and motor weiss, a full tank. but if court vehicles don't get through today, judges will have to stop hearing cases. so a gentleman from the u this year, he's asking for fuel for judges. these are the kinds of challenges i face here. on monday the military began issuing tokens that assure the holder, a guaranteed chance to fuel up when stocks arrive, but not all are convinced. it's a practical system. i hope i think i am. if an all goes off velan,

god willing that her things will improve. i'm in the there's no other better country to live in. as nancy lanka, i would say if things are coming to place, the government is struggling to find supplies, willing to provide fuel. and this means the hundreds of thousands of people queuing at petrol stations around the country can only hope. and wait minute fernandez, ojo 0, colombo once more had on the al jazeera news hour, including searching for answers. police in south africa are trying to solve the mysterious deaths of 21 young people inside a bar going dark. why people in toko are being asked to receive electricity and the colorado avalanche when they're 1st stanley cup and 21 years after being the 2 time defending champions at tampa bay. lightning. that's coming up in sports . ah.

but 1st, who donna's planning to recall? it's ambassador to addis ababa. it comes after accusations, ethiopia is army killed, 7 sudanese soldiers, and one civilian. a spokesman for those sudanese armed forces, says ethiopia killed the prisoners of war and put their bodies on public display as senior. if european official denied the claims or decades attention between ethiopia and sudan have served in recent months over the disputed border area of alpha, each accuses the other a violating its sovereignty, but so speak to her. but morgan, who is joining us from a heart to him, so he by what is the latest on the grounds? well, following the statement from the folks person before the knees on force has on late sunday. since monday morning there has been attacks and confrontation between the 2, denise armed forces. and if you can force this, the sudanese army says it has long to artillery attacks from to the knee surgery

into if you side along. but if you put down border, which has been disputed about on between the 2 countries down if you'd be a for decades now. but this tension between the 2 has led us since 2020. when the conflict in t gray started between the government and the grand people liberation forces. interestingly, the government also put out a statement just a few hours ago and said that that the few, the for the new government is the one that entered it. there are 3, so basically the q that means army of going into stupid territory, backed by a fighter from the to t p a t great people's liberation front. now it says that this is something that has been deliberately planned by the foot. denise forces the head of the 4th of the commander in chief of the 4th and the head of the sovereignty council. general abdel hon on monday went to push along with senior military officials to pay

condolences the soldiers, but also to order the closure of the only functioning border between sedan and if you'll be in retaliation of the killing of the 7 soldiers. so it looks like the tension is not going down, but rather flaring up between the 2 countries over as i said. all right, so how are we to understand the timing of all of this because there have been decades attention between the 2 countries. so why the flare up now? well, it is the rainy season and it is known to be a very fertile land. that's one of the reasons why, if you can, farmers have been farming on it for more than 550 decade. now, according to the colonial agreement that was signed in 1900 or 2 the food in east territory. but if you can, farmers have been on bad land for more than 50 years and they say they have right to that territory. and this is right now the, the reason provides a perfect opportunity for farming, ample growing crops. and this is, this could be interpreted as one of the reasons why this tension is flaring up right now. another reason could be because of the conflict that is happening

basically, or a bit between the 2 great people's liberation front and the government for months. now if you has been saying that any tension between it and the left has provided opportunity for the, for the needs government to basically launch attacks against the end to take more territory or to take over more territory over pushing it. so that could be another reason as well, but whatever the reason is, it looks like this is now causing more attention and even with no talks inside, because there, there was supposed to be some kind of talk since 2020, to do mark cade, the border that hasn't happened, it looks like would be sentient turning militarily. it doesn't look like they will be in the magic talks between the 2 sides to sort out the issue of the border. morgan reporting from cartoon, thank you. at least 26 people have been killed in an attack by an on group and southwest come ruined. it happened in the acquire district where rights group say violence has increased local forces, say the attack was linked to an ethnic dispute. overland that's been aggravated by

separatist fighters. they want greater representation for english speaking minorities and have been fighting the military since 2017 relatives of at least 21 young people who died in a bar in a south african town shape or waiting to find out what caused their death samples from the bodies have been taken to talk the college labs. they died in the city of east london and the eastern cape province. farmington miller has more from johannesburg. family that this point having to rely on eye witness accounts on what happened to understand what happened from some of the other people who were at that ball on saturday evening as these are unconfirmed reports. but some of the people who claim to been at the ball and saturday evening of use social media to try and explain what happened. saying that at some point in an effort to try and close the club will get people out of that bar. there was some sort of spray used, perhaps

a pip spray with some sort of gas and again, this is unconfirmed, but it's most of the information that's come out so far from people who were at that ball that evening. so far the police have said that they are investigating, they have forensic experts on seen. and as you mentioned there, they are doing tests to determine whether there was some sort of poisoning or get further shed some light on exactly what happened. but the families who are morning, the 21, people who were killed at least 17 of them were found dead at that bar. as soon as police arrived a full, others died later at hospital. and it seems that they are still civil bodies that haven't been identified. so they still appears to be a significant amount of confusion around what happened. and essentially people are waiting for police to explain the events that took place in the early hours of sunday morning. the british prime minister boris johnson says the u. k. could pass

legislation this year to ditch parts of the northern ireland protocol. the post bricks that agreement governs checks on goods being shipped to the region. johnson said the unilateral changes would be quote, relatively trivial, but the european union has said the move breaks international law and has taken legal action. so let's take a look at what the northern ireland protocol is and why it's controversial. when the u. k. left you, a new system was needed to regulate trade from outside the european single markets . that meant potentially creating a hard border between northern island. that's part of the u. k. and the republic of ireland, an e member. but that would tear up the peace deal, but, and the decade the violence between pro irish nationalists and pro british unionists. so to avoid that, the protocol with the customs border between northern island and the rest of the u . k. some goods arriving from britain are now checked at the northern iris ports. the regions main unionist party says that undermine northern ireland. place in the

u. k. it's refusing to form a power sharing government until boris johnson scrubs the protocol. you got various unnecessary barriers to, to trade from great britain to know about it. all we all say is that you can get rid of those. i was not in any way endangering the you think so and how soon, how soon will that happen? i think we can do it fairly rapidly, but obviously what would be this year? what would be even better? yes, i think we could do it. we could do it very fast. but what the parliament living a but what would be even better in this? i think this is this trust, the 1st 2nd resource i said this is very clear. be even better if we just get some of that flexibility. we need in our conversations with mouth assessments and say, well, we remain optimistic. let's go over to london and bring and charlie angela. so charlie is the prime minister right to be optimistic. well,

this is the 2nd reading of the bill, but the 1st time the m. p 's really get to discuss it. so we are expecting some pretty serious debate because although boris johnson has called this a trivial set of adjustments to the protocol. many here sir is a near rewrite of an international binding treaty. and just to take you through a few parts of the bell, the main crux of it is the creation of these 2 channels. a green channel for goods going from england to northern ireland, a red channel for those going from the u. k to the e. that's very similar to the express lane that the you itself was proposing. but more controversially, this bill includes an option for you k businesses to choose between e u or british trading standards and on the mines, the jurisdiction of the european court of justice when it comes to trade disputes. so it really depends on who you speak to as to whacking out who this bill is going to benefit. the government is saying that the protocol as it is, is totally unsuitable. it's unworkable. it is frustrating exports for all england

to northern ireland and making some products like medicines, unavailable because of the bureaucratic red tape. now they say they tried to negotiate with the e u, but have hit a brick wall. and while they don't want to take this unilateral decision, they feel like it's the only option. and crucially, it is stopping the functioning of that power sharing government in on and as you explained. but if you took off businesses and the people of northern ireland is pollsters have done 74 percent of them say they're happy with the protocol as it is . and they say, well, we realize it's flawed. we believe that the problems can be ironed out and mutual agreement between the u. k and the e. u of e. u is oversee incredibly frustrated and they feel very strong language that calling this bill and legal and unrealistic. and i've already launch legal action in there and now even rumors of a looming trade rule and also opposition and p had a lot of conservative back fence and he's a very concerned that this bill to be breaking international law. not only that

undermining britons image home and abroad. so should the prime minister be optimistic? well, it is unlikely that we're going to see a large scale rebellion from his m keys to day considering how recently he won that vote of confidence. but it's not going to be a day to go through the house of commons, but then it's likely to hit a brick wall when it gets to the house of lords. many in the house loads a very unhappy with the legalities of this bill. so expect some hold up that. all right, thank you so much. charlie angela reporting from london in hong kong security has been tightened ahead of an anticipated visited by presidential campaign. china state media says he'll attend the swearing in ceremony of the territories next, chief executive. the van coincides with the 25th anniversary of fits hand over by britain to beijing. adrian brown reports sheeting thing was lost in hong kong in

2017. to march the 20th anniversary of the territories returned from british to chinese rule. this visit will be his 1st known trip outside mainland china since january 2020. until a few days ago, there had been uncertainty over whether he'd be coming at all. this followed an increase in coven infections with 2 senior, hong kong government officials. among the latest cases, but at the weekend, chinese state control media confirmed she would be attending the ceremony on friday, although it didn't clarify whether he'd be doing so in person or virtually. i'm confident that the authorities in call together with the security arrangements while the child is president, will make sure that the ceremony will proceed safely and there will be no real threat to the safety or security of the chinese president and his entourage. to shield china's president from the risk of infection. hong kong government officials

would have to quarantine ahead of friday, swearing in ceremony. a ceremony taking place close to streets where 3 years ago mass protest took place against china's growing influence. here. on july, the 1st 2019 demonstrators smashed their way into the local legislature. jain as leaders eventually responded to the unrest by implementing a national security law that led to the arrest of more than $180.00 people, including elected politicians and activists. the hong kong authorities hope she's is it will prove the territory is a happy place. now, a false picture says one analyst. and so there is still this resentment, alienation and hard feeling. i think about many people and her, but they won't be on the street demonstrating this year marks a halfway point of hong kong,

50 year transition from british to chinese rule. during this period, hong kong was promised, it's freedoms would remain unchanged. a promise that critic say has been undermined by china's harsh campaign against political descent. adrian brown al jazeera hong kong still had on al jazeera a stanz, columbus says during a bull fight in columbia, killing at least 4 people. a plea for relief in afghanistan agencies ask the world to ease up on sanctions against the taliban to get help to earthquake survivors. ah, this go for almost quit last year. now he's crying tears of relief that he didn't. the stories coming up with peter a little later in school. ah

ah, then the big circulating system overly rather warm black seas, please flash flooding and south coast of russia and is searching it might produce some flooding in northern turkey with the persistence this rain, the big circulation around it has picked up the sand and dust in syria and iraq, we saw 1st of all the sandstorm in the north and then the seasonal winds picked up . we now got side of the air for the south in the rocks and in basrah is keeping south is going south, circuitous through the gulf in increasingly strong wind. and that is the sort of result. now that windy season or the sandstone to see some of the simply more of them to happen more than that average this year. and here's the wind for tuesday, the temperature still in the forty's, the most part, the dust at his worth, possibly in land of a saudi arabia. it's counted by that southwest. the monsoon been in cellar, which really means cloudy weather here. but otherwise, hot, dry and dusty,

it has been very hot around north in iran and took my son. those temperatures are coming down. and some good news here with the monsoons advance, i think we'll see some right in somalia, shout neath european. and can you not a huge number, but this is a dr. written part of africa. of course, or any rain would be helpful for the south. the rain is light, but it's quite cold around compared with the average in place like zimbabwe, botswana. ah, the frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs and use social contract for it to solve this problem. in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on al jazeera, july on al jazeera home comb, mark's 25 years since it's handled from british to chinese rule, but with china's cracked on on opposing voices and,

and texted us citizens. what does the future hold from the headlines to the unreported. people empower, investigates, the use an abusive power around the world to live humans vote in a referendum and a new constitution. could it spell the end for the only democracy to have emerged from the out of spring uprising as india f as unprecedented heat wave? one o, 18th goes to the fiery heart. if the crisis center goal heads to the poles with the main opposition parties united can be worth whole power away from the ruling party . july on al jazeera ah ah, kind of again, the top stories on the al jazeera news,

our russian listen. i've had a crowded shopping center in the central city of cram and choke. at least 2 people are reported tags. nato chief un stolberg has called russia the most significant and direct threat to a security. as allies prepare for a summit image read. the alliance wants to boost its rapid reaction. forces from 40000 troops 230-0000 su, donna's planning to recall its ambassador to asap about following accusation. his army murdered 7 to the soldiers and one civilian as a soldier, as were inside its territory and were killed. and let's go back to trial stratford now and key for us for more on the breaking news that we brought here. just a short while ago the, the attack in ukraine. charles, what more you hearing about this a truck on the ukrainian shopping mall and the latest casualty figures? no major update, sir, in the last half an hour since we last spoke certainly 45 minutes ago. according to

the crowning government, there were 2 people that had been confirmed dead and at least 20 injured, but certainly according to the ukrainian president of them, is alan ski saying that there were more than a 1000 people in this mall when those missiles hate. so one can only expect that the casualty figures could quite dramatically rise just a little bit on crunch hook as we were talking about earlier. as a city, it's a long way away from active front lines around 200 kilometers north of the sudden front line similar kind of distance to the east in front line from there. but it's, it's only been me per river. and it was yesterday that the ukrainian government confirmed that there had, in fact, been a russian missile strike on the bridge that crosses that river in the same city. and the authorities here are saying that so that shopping mall is absolutely nowhere near any kind of military institution or establishment. and what we do know,

certainly according to what the russians tell us, is that they are trying to avoid civilian targets in these miss ayla strikes as we saw yesterday strikes here in the capital city. give m. yes, there was civilian infrastructure that was hit. but sir knows, the russians are saying they're doing all they can to avoid that and we'll be bring any more updates of course, as the day goes on. because as i say, if those figures, those civilian numbers are as high as the ukranian government or sang than we can expect many more dead and injured or, and we'll check in with you later. thank you so much. al stratford reporting from keith or the death hole is expected to rise after part of an arena collapse during a bull fight in columbia. at least 4 people were killed and hundreds injured. are bronco for reports? this is the amendment multiple levels, if you would and understand it caved in, turning a popular bull running festival into

a tragedy. several spectators were killed while others say they were lucky to survive or to fight 8 boxes collapsed. like surely, you can already see that it so would structure we, we are in very good when we saw the structure falling and i don't know if your me all day i fell from the 2nd floor and that's how i broke my foot and my right wrist it was like a game of dominoes, it just swept around and brought all those stands crashing down one. when it unlocks, punish bull fighting animals are not killed at festivals known as currently has members of the public are invited to enter the ring and torn to the animals, have been many cause to band practice. this has comma a legally in columbia before baton herds band the practice before it was overturned by the constitutional court several years ago in zillow. hello. the event that he is referencing

a northern city in columbia known for these both festivals in at $983.00 levels of the wooden balconies class and left $400.00 people dead. and 4000 injured and the town been suspended the festivals for 19 years. but then resumed again in 1999 before being suspended again and 2013. so this has been a political issue. samples escaped to ring and ran through the streets of our eskimo injuring bystanders. the incident may prompt the incoming president to regulate the practice which forms a strong part of many colombians cultural identity. but for now, the focus is on treating the wintered and finding out why the stadium collapse. barbara to 0 truck drivers and peru have declared an indefinite strike after negotiations with the government failed. a union representing about $400000.00 truck drivers, has been asking for an extension to eliminate fuel tax. inflation has spiked in recent months and fuel prices have been rising since the war and ukraine began in

april, a strike lots of violent protests on road blocks with the imposition of a curfew. in haiti, hundreds of supporters of the former president jean bertrand aristide, have gathered in the capital to demand his return. they're angry about political instability and a worsening crime rates. victoria gayton, b reports. this is a country without a functioning government. it's economy has collapsed its streets. a run by gangs of violent crime and kidnappings have searched the supporters of former president jean bertrand aristide. say only he can save haiti. worked on one good. we've taken to the streets to appeal to president aristide because it's him. we won't, we won't, aristide, to be the transitional president, because people are suffering. haiti is one of the poorest countries in the western hemisphere. with a long history of political turmoil. patients voted in their 1st free election in

1990 electing aristide. but he was ousted in a qu, less than a year later after the assassination of president jovan elma east. last july area henri took power on re, has broad political support from the international community. but he's been criticized for saying he has no plans to step down until the country holds new elections one. 0, if the international community is to be a true ally of hazy, we are demanding. they collaborate with president audi steve. to save us from crisis. haiti still struggling to recover from a devastate being $7.00 earthquake the destroyed the southern tip of the peninsula last year. a crippling economic conditions are likely to worse and as the political crisis drags on when at a steed with residence life wasn't so expensive, rising oil, but cheap, indigo de makes everyone afraid. i'm side of it. we want to see to be the president

of the transition supporters of aristide say they'll continue to protest until they get the change. they say the country so desperately needs. victoria gay to be al jazeera pakistan has launched a new campaign to vaccinate nearly 13000000 children against polio. 800000 health workers will carry out the inoculations door to door. the health ministry reported 11 cases of the virus this year. it's one of only 2 countries in the world where the wild folio virus circulating b. second is neighboring of gone to sun. agencies have joined the taliban in calling for western sanctions on i've got to stand to be eased after wednesday's devastating earthquake survivors and the practical province are desperate for help . but it's been difficult to get aid and much needed supplies into the country. home, as well as the story. days after

a major earthquake struck mina gould trying to savage what he can, what he and his neighbors had been building for years was smashed into dust and debris in seconds was monday that our home has been destroyed. the women and children here with me. and we have no home, no taint, and we haven't received tents or far women and children living outside among the destruction. and there are no toilets nor anything else. there is no place for us to lose such. many survivors, enough gone astonished, eastern province of practica are still in shock. oh, can tell by the time when this is quaker, could the ceiling of the room fell on me and i sank deep into the ground up to my throat. and the wooden beams were on top of me. i saw that my head was sticking out of a ceiling. humanitarian aid is just beginning to arrive, but it's uncertain how many victims it will reach. nearly 10000 families are

homeless and in desperate need for shelter, cleaned, drinking water and food. the you and house warned of a potential outbreak of cut and other diseases. people in the area have long been impoverished. that's been worse and by sanctions imposed by the united states since a body bound to cover africa, san last. yet we want the taliban to make schools for us. we have no schools, no religious schools, no hospitals. we request them to prepare all these things for us. we have no roads either. this is one i want from the government. leah, how does how to proceed. we are thankful for the help and support of countries and the international agents. but still, we would like to say that all this aid is not enough. now they should support us in reestablishing the infrastructure in these areas. i know that probably been says after gears of war, western powers have left the country in ruins and relying on humanitarian aid and it's demanding the united states and its freeze on billions of dollars of off gun

funds held in us. banks hammered fun. dizzier injures military is stepping up efforts to get essential supplies to northeastern areas affected by catastrophic flooding doctors. and they say, a lack of clean drinking water is making children sick. the flooding displaced about 5 and a half 1000000 people. a nearly 4000000 are living and makes of shelters. the air force is dropping supplies to those whose homes have been flooded. major flooding and southern china has force tens of thousands of people to flee their homes, releasing wrong. dong province have just released this footage of a rescue in the city of the day. the women were stranded in her car before being pulled to safety fung dongle, one of the areas that's worst hit as it faces, right? heard rainfall, people living in and around your pounds capital have been asked to cut back on their use of electricity. japan is in the middle of a heat wave after its rainy season ended early for the 1st time in decades. its

lead to a search and the use of air conditioners. that's also a name reports. tokyo feels like a sauna. people in japan's capital have been sweating through the last days of june, with temperatures far higher than usual for this time of year. be great if i surprise it's hot every year and usually it gets this hot after the rain season. so these temperatures at the end of june are surprising. the rain in japan usually tempers the heat leading into july. but this year, a powerful atmospheric pressure system is stalled over the pacific ocean. meteorologists predict the heat wave will continue. the government is worried about the impact on the electrical grid as air conditioners operate at full power. people are being asked to turn off their lights and conserve energy, especially during the late afternoon when usage peaks over the weekend. more than

250 people in tokyo were treated in hospital for heat stroke law. so reach, shall we have no choice but to obey the government's request to save electricity except for the refrigerator and the computer i turned everything off. japan's electrical grid is especially compromised on top of reduced nuclear reactor capacity following the fukushima meltdown in 2011 and an ongoing closure of coal plants. japan is also facing a shortage of fuel imports from russia. in the coming days, people will have to find a way to stay cool without overtaxing japan's power system. natasha name al jazeera. the world is facing an ocean emergency. that's the warning from the un secretary general at the start of the united nations ocean conference. antonio gra, tara says more needs to be done to protect marine life and people living in coastal

areas. sadly, we have taken the ocean for granted. and to thy we face won't, i will, gall, a notion emergency we must turned the tides. global heating is pushing ocean temperatures through record levels creating fiercer and more frequent storms. sea levels are rising low lying highland nations face inundation as do many measure coastal cities in the world. let's make a pepper clark of the ocean's practice later with the w. w. f. international, he's joining us from lisbon portugal. welcome to al jazeera mr. clark. so that is a somber assessment from the un secretary general. do you agree with his assessments and, and in and in your opinion, what is the state of the oceans today? well, humanities, relationship with irish become fundamental and we've seen the 50 is

an acceleration and intensification is that the impact of human activity and notions, the fishing pollution habitat loss. and of course the preventative impacts of climate change brought about fundamental changes in the depletion. the fisheries, and also decline in a wide range of marine ecosystems, including systems like car rates, which may extraordinarily beautiful naturally and in food supply and livelihood. so millions of people around the world, right. and you join us from lisbon. that is where the un ocean conference is taking place over the next couple of days. what are you hoping to achieve? what does your organization aiming to, to achieve from this conference? do you and i should conference. it's a great opportunity to renew the men coming around ocean issues. there is some important actions the government can take together at the, at the global level,

to tackle fishy, to eliminate fishery subsidy, to commit to protecting 30 percent of the world's oceans. by the end of its deck, and to bring about a new treaty for the management hi states which cover nearly half of the planet and action is needed from buckle 3 to global. so stunned him into a part of that response to the, the ocean crisis is empowering coastal communities to manage both areas of the ocean near to the shore. where does the responsibility lie? i mean, is it, is it all up to governments to be taking some action or, or are there other stakeholders, the agency of the crisis names and the implications and crisis. so many people, as well as natural sequence means that many people have been spending to this. it certainly government civil society organizations, but also the private sector and investors. so it's been all hands on deck situation

to cross the dental stuff. course the crisis you touched upon this just a moment ago where you said that humanity depends on healthy ocean's. i wonder if you can just talk to us a little bit about that and how crucial it is that the oceans are protected and right away. while the i pad found them into a role in stabilizing the climate, 1st of all, that also century the ation supported the livelihood of coastal communities around the world. in many developing and less developed countries. communities living in coastal areas remain quite dependent on unhealthy fish, duck fish, populations have been depleted by fishing and destructive fishing practices also by the degradation of coastal habitat like mangrove. and those impacts compounded by climate change with thing, the decline and progressive collapse. so systems like color or race to perform,

provide food for so many people. so the, the, the declining help that the ocean has as quite profound impacts humanity, but their entire, when do not have attendance around, but it requires commitment and action for all that's one of the opportunities presented to us here this week at the national conference to redouble our efforts to translate commitment, interaction and, and are you optimistic that that, that commitment is actually there? i think here at the conference in the room that recognition of the agency and crisis it is, is well understood that translating agency and desire for actually into concrete action at the global level, the national government level and across sectors is something that remains a challenge for all of it. all right, pepe clar. thank you so much for speaking to us from lisbon. thank you. still had

on the al jazeera news, our the avalon slee there mar thunder bruce down we're talking 21 years ago is coming up with peter and sports. ah ah

ah ah ah ah, for the sports is yours, peter. 3, thank you very much. 6 time will begin, jabbing bakovich is also a winning star to bethune championships. the defending men's champion faced kwan soon woo on center court documents needed for 6 to defeat the 70 foot rank. so korean, it also means the 20 time grand slam champion is now the only man or woman. so one

at least 18 matches that each of the 4 majors in the open era and the tennis channel. so with say they hard to look beyond jock of which the crown it's funny to say that he's a defending champion but has not won a major. did not want to major in what he's 22, but i think this is where he gets back on the board and get that 21st. i think a combination of the proc record here at this event, the fact that rock and doll we still don't know about the foot injury the absence of russian players. i think a nice draw. i think it's looking very good for now. like opening the top the, i think the range of outcome is pretty bad. i mean rock in the dark one this event before and multiple times in fact, but not in more than a decade. and he had a real rock go of it here. at times in the past losing early and again, we don't know about the state of it. but in, on the other hand, you know, is one of the 1st 2 majors that you say he's been terrific in 2020. do you play

through that very. and i do think after no joke rich rock and donald, the 2nd seat is also the 2nd favorite. but i do think is a pretty big staircase, dividing joke i mentioned to doll, especially on the surface later on since a call to time champion. and mary will be an action against the strategy of james duck with wimbledon band, russian, and bel, russian plays because of the war when you crane the a t p responded by not allocating any rankings points for wimbledon. something murray disagrees with and yet feel bad for them as well. i can also understand the frustration on, on their side. and in terms of the response from the a t p. i didn't really agree with an i just don't see who helps. ready all the players still showed up to play here,

so i don't see how that puts the a t p in a stronger position. moving forward, but lashes in my my opinion. on the women side on stuart powered her way into the 2nd round on the opening day. the trinity and food seed beating swedish qualify miriam portland, 6163. let's go from santa to ice hockey now and the colorado avalon shaw. the new stanley cup, champions of the dethroning, the tampa bay lightning a win in sunday's game. 6 ended a long wait for the avalanche to finally get that title 2 and again, her oscar has this report. it's been 21 years since colorado last held. the stanley cup would go away, but they've already left their mark denting ice hockey top trophy during their celebrations moments after receiving her campus point of

all to the play of disappointment, which saw them lose in the 2nd round. each of the past 3 seasons, it looked like the 2 time defending champions. the tampa bay lightning might strike to deny colorado again back to the point of but nathan, the kid and pulled the avalanche level in the 2nd period before mckinnon assisted our tory lebanon making it to one. 0, oh good. did you go on? the avalanche then did everything they could to keep the lightning at bay. captain gabriel london called losing part of his skate as he blocked the puck leading the ice on his hands and knees. as the avalanche held on the time to run out for temper to score again, ah, m austria not to look at the clock to mucho's just just trying to stay in the moment and then pier joy been. i will throw the gloves often. experience that again,

and i mean it's like i said it's so amazing to be able to experience with such a great group of guys. so awesome. i have been one at 2020 for tampa bay, kale. the car skated away with the playoffs most valuable play a trophy of going 29 points on 20 post season games. i imagine cadre made history is the 1st muslim player to get his name on the trophy. the avalanche won the 3rd stanley cup in franchise history. ah, john goetz, raska al jazeera, england's world cup winning captain o, and morgan is said to retire from international crickets. under morgan, england won the 2019 title on home soil and also reached the top of the one day and t 20 rankings. he is expected to make a formal announcement on tuesday after struggling for form and fitness in recent times. meanwhile, england's test team have beaten new zealand to complete

a 3 mill sweep of their series. fit 296 when they came strictly by 7 wickets. form captain jo rooftop scoring in their 2nd endings. with 86 american basketball player brittany griner has appeared in a russian court for a preliminary hearing. she was arrested for the alleged possession of cannabis. the olympic champion was detained at moscow. busy airport in february of for allegedly being caught carrying vape cartridges containing cannabis oil. but the u. s. says she's been wrongfully detained. a trial date has been set for july 1st. there was a common theme running through golf on sunday, and that was the ending of title droughts for the winners, including south korea's in g. chun. she was urged to retire from gulf during her 3 and a half year windless streak. but her persistence paid off at the women's pga championship when she won her 3rd major turnover kind of both the full front mind to hold on flexing thompson and mindy lee by a stroke. she owns $1300000.00 for that. if it's i mean is it

so 1st 9 whole, i got a lot of pressure to be honest, i couldn't get it to blake all. i believe i have a chance in the back 9. so i tried to hang in there when i was to have it. i made it so my body is still shaking. and 10 months after almost quitting golf lee helped song sank, thus mass of birdie path to win up trail for the b m. w international in the ric, if he's 1st victory in over 4 years, and the winner, the thomas peters saw him breakdown with me. i couldn't sleep last night. i slept like poly 5 hours, max. and somehow i dream about, i hold a trophy and i'm just sings ha, happened on me again just just in cordele. and finally,

chaotic scenes interrupted sundays. m. i'll be game between the seattle mariners and los angeles angels. both teams got into a massive brewer, lots of tensions, of the 2 days of inside pictures boiled over. the school as game was delayed by that 18 minutes and several players from each team including managers were removed or it will leave it there for now. i'll be again later with more sports needs the re we will see you then. thank you so much. thanks for watching the news. our technology 0 back in just a moment. we're much more on the days. ah . to saudi difficult, so i la la la la la la, why is one on one the how do you to visit one? i will cancel. the philistines bitten the from the switch for you to someone that in about the fisa can a little sob isn't done well,

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