on through tuesday, wanted to shelves cling onto the east coast. the new south was pushing up toward spruce. but, but where to where the set again, the cross new zealand and it will turn somewhat cool. by the time we come to a wednesday, blustery showers roll away across the south valid into the north ireland wet weather to making its way across the korean peninsula into japan over the next day or so, some very heavy rain there in 2 parts of south korea eventually running up into that western side of japan and easing right across the country. 33 celsius there for toko, hot and sticky weather. continuing here, some chain of where to weather coming back into shanghai. 38 celsius here shows that the central part of china. but large you dry to the south. ah, ah, this is al jazeera.

ah, hello, i'm mary. i'm to mazda, very one. welcome to the news our life from london. coming up in the next 60 minutes. europe seek stream, he's wildfires rage out of control in france in spain, while the u. k. braces for record temperatures ah despair and defiance in ukraine as more is very one of the was youngest victims. while russia ramps on attacks and frustration boils over in sri lanka where there still isn't enough fuel food or medicine a 100 days after anti government protests 1st began in sport, australia. cameron smith is one gulps championship. smith produced

a stunning font around of $64.00. some boundaries when the 1st major title of his ah welcome to the news, our europe is sweltering under a devastating summer heat wave which a sparked multiple wildfires and caused hundreds of heat related deaths. more than 14000 people have now been evacuated from their homes in southern france. as 2 huge fires tear through pine forest in the city of bordeaux in spain fight as there are trying to bring more than 30 blazes under control. but rugged terrain is hampering their efforts across the border in portugal, officials say 659 people have died due to the extreme heat over the past 7 days. most of them elderly greek fire chief say they are trying to cope with 71 new

blazes, which all broke out in the past 24 hours alone. and here in the u. k, the country as braced for record breaking heat, arrive on monday with temperatures predicted to reach 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time ever under there. as in bob in our ports for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather experts are putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happened and it's prompted a red health warning for much of england on monday and tuesday, with the national health service warning of delayed operations and increased demands on ambulances. the government says it is taking the threat seriously with public guidance without where i mean the comments and stuff. make sure you have some cream. make sure you're constantly re hydrating down to some of the peak times . we got temperature sitting 40 degrees. i think it was doubtless on that mid day when, when, when, when that's happening. and despite seems like this experts say the extreme heat

over the coming days could be deadly even for healthy people. this isn't like a lovely day where we can put a bit of sunscreen on and go out and enjoy sweet an meal outside. this is serious. that could actually alternately ending in people's death because it is so ferocious and we're just not set up for that sort of heat in this country. climate change has been driving extreme temperatures for decades and the heat killing more and more people here in england in the summer of 2020 more than 2 and a half 1000 excess decks were attributed to heat waves and they've only become more intense and more frequent since then, the british red cross predicts that the annual heat waves death toll could have tripled by the middle of this century. the u. k. meteorological of his says climate change is greatly increased. the chance of such heat weighs here. and so in to say, our continued use of fossil fuels means we're already seeing what was previously

projected for 2050. we're still increasing greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, which means global temperatures are increasing. and this means that this is probably something that will be aaron's because he life in 3 decades to come. the one thing might also be to change that compensation, that actually it's not that it's a question about life and death and not just for the global south, but also for citizens in the you can train operators a warning of delays and cancellations because of the heat the urging people only to make a central journeys with mo, legal, maximum temperature for working the government. sonya hopes employers will be flexible. the next few days could offer a glimpse of how well or how badly prepared this country is for a whole to future. nadeem barbara al jazeera london la stevens as an associate professor in climate risks and resilience at university of reading. she joins us live now. of course, we have been speaking for some time now about intensifying heat and wildfire in

southern europe. how significant is it that these scorching temperatures and now reaching as far north as brighton with temperatures here in this country expected to when she 40 degrees celsius? i think this is something that we should be really concerned by and i know myself and a lot of my colleagues are very worried about what exactly is going to happen in the u. k. or the next couple of days and how people, how well people are preparing for it as well. are people prepared for it in this country in terms of not just the individual but also communities, governments and infrastructure. so i think we've had very good warnings for this heat wave and the, and the communications of that warning have been very good. i feel myself that a lot of it has been placed on individual responsibility to take action. when actually, if you look at countries like canada in the last heat wave, you could see that there was a lot of communications coming in from the local authorities,

providing information on where people could go, such as cooling senses if they were feeling too hot. and if there was they, they couldn't survive in their own homes or couldn't reduce the heat in their own homes. i think in the u. k. r building design is, is not up to scratch when it comes to, to heat waves. not like a counterpart since in southern europe, and so really indoor temperatures for many people will become unbearable. and really we should have those kind of cooling centers to support april. we can't just rely on the n h s. when people are already struggling. we mention the situation elsewhere in europe and we are saying wild fires that are unprecedented, that have never quite happened in this way before. why are we seeing this sort of dangerous, critical, extreme heat and fire that just ravages vast tracts of land that we didn't say in the past? yes, so i think we've seen some really shocking images from murder from spain, portugal,

or perhaps they're not shocking for us anymore. we've seen them in australia in 2020, in north america, in 2021. when we get these very dry conditions, we're a number of months when we get those higher temperatures than, than fi 0 must inevitable. unless that's exactly what we're seeing now. how much of a threat could these heatley heat waves, beef or global food crops? i think that's something this the certainly a worry especially of, with the food security situation at the moment in terms of ukraine and elsewhere and heat waves that we've seen in india that have affected wheat prices and weights exports as well. but that is something that people will be looking at and turning to and seeing whether that is going to have an effect. we know of our extreme heat toting important crops, like may's wheat soybeans. you mentioned warn ukraine and that is also affecting exports too much. well, particularly developing wild when we see wild fires affecting it in

a vast parts of the land. how does that affect? how does that change the environment, the soil? how will it affect agriculture? sure, so we, we know with fires that actually they change the properties of the soil and they make them hydrophobic, which means that they repel water. so actually in the long run, even though the fi as a resulting from dry conditions. now, we've seen in many parts of the world like australia that when there's heavy rainfall a tour on top of those fire reflected soils that you can end up with with quite severe flooding as well. so that is certainly something to look out for in these fire affected areas. all right, well thank you very much, liz stevens. her journey is that from reading. thank you. because you've been speaking about the situation in europe part. so china are also struggling with extreme temperatures. authorities are working to secure power grids,

which are threatening to buckle under the relentless heat demand for air conditioning. so china's maximum power load reach at an all time i this week, 68 cities including shanghai of now it should read alerts, meaning temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius are forecasts for the next 24 hours. but while a heat wave in gov's, one part of the country flash floods of hit the south from the north west killing at least 12 people, more than 4000 people have been evacuated from swan and guns who provinces, experts, extreme weather is becoming more likely because of climate change you at the news ally from london much wants to lead for you on the program courts. in the crossfire, almost a 100 people are killed in one haitian neighborhood as rival gangs battle for control of the capitol. demonstrators returned to the streets of saddam to demand an end to military rule in the country and a record breaking efforts in

a man's merit at the world championships that's coming up in sport. ah, rushes military says it's destroyed multiple rocket launchers given to ukraine. i nato military chief say this video shows the russian strike connie ukrainian storage facility in the daniel region. the claims can't be independently verified. russian forces of also bombed a number of ukrainian towns as moscow ones at stepping up its military operations. you carry an official say 40 people have been killed since thursday, and an entire front line is being shelled out there is alan fisher has more now from the capital. keith? well, it appears that there is a war of attrition developing in 2 parts of the country. first of all, around the dawn by syria where the russians own tent in moving in 2 hands to take over the entirety of the don bus was of course,

became that mean military focus after we failed to capture, keep in the early days of the war. they are reinforcing their we are told that re supplying the suits that they get ready for a final push in that area to try and take over dumbass. meanwhile, in the south, the russians are fortifying their positions improving their security because the ukrainians have said that they will assemble a 1000000 man army to take back territory and the so that that is perhaps more aspirational than practical. but it certainly shows the ukrainian intent and certainly over the last few hours, we've heard reports of ukrainian attack on caisson, which the claim killed. 36 russians and destroyed a number of russian ammunition dumped. the russian defense minister says that the russians will start increasing military pressure that they will go in the areas that they need to go ask for president zaleski here in ukraine. he believes that as an indication from the russians that they will continue to target civilian areas.

seeing that that's exactly what they've done over the last few weeks. of course, you remember there was a significant rocket attack on friday at the ukrainians were saying that it was a residential block in a factory that was hit that killed so many people at. but the russians say what they were actually targeting a meeting of the ukrainian navy high command. what's important to remember is that it's now been 20 weeks and since the war began, and in that time people continue to be killed. in alan development, she kind of president her sacked as prosecutor general and the head of the country security service. after kissing more than 60 other employees are collaborating with russia on an as the landscape as a 1st is as open, more than 650 criminal proceedings against workers in russian occupy territories who are allegedly working against your crime. oscar general arena redneck tova has been leading efforts to prosecute russian war crimes security chief event. banner

cove is the president's childhood friend on our funeral has been held for a 4 year old girl killed during a rush, and a strike on the ukrainian says he of any c this week. more than a 100 people gathered to mourn lisa the meet you over. she was on her way to see a speech therapist when russian miss l. a residential area on thursday. she died along with 23 of those videos of lisa and her mother moments before the attack of shad, widely on social media and mother was injured in the bombing and is still an intensive cat. rival gangs of battling for control of haiti's capital, putting hundreds of thousands of people at risk. and he says he where authorities is struggling to restore order. united nation saying that at least 99 people have been killed recently and just one neighborhood seats. so les, from january to june, the u. n. documented nearly a 1000 killings and almost 700 injuries,

along with 600 ac kidnappings. this again was in the capital ports of friends. last month was particularly bad. 234 people were killed or injured over just 5 days between the 8th and 10th of july. right, well joining me now is louis ari mars. who's the head of luck, who lapierre piece, building organization that runs community projects for young haitians. he joins us now from the outskirts of the capital, and i might just stop by asking you then about what's happening in seats. les, this is the, the besieged neighborhood in ports of friends where people don't have access to water, electricity, or health care is anything being done to get humanitarian aid into the area or to get people out. well, thank you for having me on your show. there is an attempt by some

parties connected with for many turn relief to discuss with the gangs access to the hardest part of the display. however, it's not been ah, not both. it's not been moving very fast and the issues are still on a battle shop is still going on between the war in gaines this late so of the people cannot get out. they cannot come in and relief is not the is not available for the people inside see this way right now. and there's no water, there's no food and they not have to get out. you have to go through. both are battling games and it's not an option right now for people in the area they, they try to get out of just be hitting the cross fire. yes and across higher is are at random and it will not take into consideration if your civilian or if you

are a warrior. so it is a dire situation. and now there is no intervention that we can see from the government or from the police forces in order to stop this situation from going on . why is the intention not working? d e are generous, lot play are not known. there is a few people that have access to the real interests that are play in the warranty. disarray there is a probably issues that have to do with shaw territory control of territory for the next elections. the hor wore in flor to press the different neighborhoods has to do with fall preparing the ground for the next elections. so

the people who control the territory will be able to sell votes to d. political parties that are gonna be buying for the different positions in the next elections and are turning off between the politicians and the, the gangs, and those that are doing the fighting. and that the need to use out for leverage in, in the upcoming election that has kept this fighting, guiding. yes, i believe so. i believe so. there is a need to take into consideration the human cost of these wars. and it's not being done by whether the government or the gangs themselves course, but for people in st. slay. this is not near the area, has suffered from years of gang violence. who are the people involved in the fighting? now we see that we speak like gangs and on groups who, who is it specifically that is engaging in this? fighting on one side does the j 9 not one of gangs,

thus fighting against the gabriel who has the song kwanisha called the ship up and they are at each other's throats. they've been at each other's throats for a number of years now. there was a truce for about 3 years, but a couple of years ago i started the fight started again a thank you very much for joining us, shawn or mas. i do appreciate you taking the time. thank you. when are a combo was killed? at least 5 people outside a popular hotel in central somalia. 14 others were injured in the blast, which was which also destroy the hotel and the buildings next door in the city of jo. ha, please say the nor do hotel was popular with local officials the on group shavani times to have carried out the attack. will protest as a rallied on the streets of sudan, demanding

a return to civilian governance and the capital hard tomb security forces. he gathered his but demonstrated that on the military seas power from a transitional, civilian led government last october. since then, anti military protest had been held in several cities nearly every week. thousands of people have died in the unrest here, but morgan has more from heart him. the last major protest was in july 30th left. at least 9 people killed. and more than 600 people injured when security forces used to gather live ammunition. previously, the un and human rights groups have described before used by security forces as brutal and excessive because the, the process have been large. the peaceful with for testers trying to make their way to the presidential palace. and it was the same case again, on sunday, protest as trying to make their way to the presidential palace, to voice their anger against the military to show that they want a civilian government after been military to overpower more than 7 months ago. despite the fact that again,

secrete the force of using terror guys against protest, keeping them away from the committee of the presidential palace. they continued to try to boys the anger. they say that the military take over and a transition to democracy that they've been demanding for for nearly 4 years now. and if anything, they will continue to tell the military that they want to see a civilian government. and they want the military to return to the barracks and stay away from for dance politics. staying in sudan, at least 65 people have died. and a 150 of been wounded in the southern bruno region during days of violence between rival tribes. the area's health ministers told al jazeera and the local authorities don't have enough equipment or 1st aid supplies cooling on the government to intervene. some of the country blame last years military coup for a resurgence in ethnic violence. and then flash floods incidence da for region of killed at least 12 people. this includes 2 children. the amount of carrying offices, heavy rain started in the costs. locality on friday,

or the 100 houses have been damaged. any 10000 people in sudan had been affected by heavy rain and floods since june. we go to development centurylink, now people are waiting to see who's going to replace the former president go to biology pack. so as the country marks a 100 days since anti government demonstrations 1st began for politicians had been named as contenders in wednesday's election and parliament. but economic crisis shows no sign of a basing. in l fernandez reports on this now from colombo. a daily battle is being fought by more sher lumpkins. the battle to make ends meet. prices are rising so fast, many a wondering how they will feed their families. i'm working now. would that that is not enough. was we was there all the things up been gone. not with alan lang, a demon rice is a to high usually are by 500 grams of h. wretched bull. no,

it's just 250 grams. unsustainable debt reduced to it is m income and mismanagement . and corruption by the government has created sherlock has worst economic crisis in memory. the shortage of fuel is only adding to the misery. the celebration at the gallery. it is difficult with the diesel problems. things are more expensive because of best. they are less people shopping because many are still in fuel cues shavon, so the bridge to balls don't sell and we have to throw them away with food. so expensive people are being forced to compromise. the quantity has come down that much it bought so and even the quality wise by the cheaper stuff than the expense you pensioners are badly affected with their money bank, far less. we normally don't call a tone user. what do you do is that will come and buy something from a ms. jordan and then go and do it the one packet of lunch and then show v

raisin money. so the living of this country with really bigger balancing that reducing purchasing power with the need to put nutritious meals on the table is one of the biggest challenges facing she lumpkins amid this economic crisis. that's the fact that prime minister and acting president run his vicar missing her, says he's hoping to address speaking to an international panel on preventing global hunger and famine. he revealed the extent of the problem, low prices, and then in turner price, they both have come together and brought labor many as demand as much as $6000000.00 ah, face in minute. the reports which i have even faced 1000000 because the thing has admitted sri lanka is bankrupt. so whoever parliament votes

in as a successor to go to raj boxer, we'd have to solve the country's economic crisis before it becomes a humanitarian one. minute fernandez, just 0, colombo party of baka sounds for prime minister and wrong. con is dominated regional by elections in the countries most powerful province is supposed to been celebrating off to put in results showed cons, p t i party winning most of the 20 seats out for grabbed in punjab. the wing could have national implications as prime inefficient series muslim lea calls and narrow majority in the provincial assembly. come all hide, it brings us the latest now from local. the results of the hardly contested by election is now out. m. ron cons party has wrapped the ball. it made a huge political come back. this is indeed a province of the country, which adds the most wards and the national assembly. it is also the economic power

and render people of the fund job be made that they did the wife of the people of august on important also to note their judge 3 months ago, a correlation of over the 11 bar days on a single agenda to get rid of him, ron collins, government brought the country to the watch of financial lab, the political uncertainty of god, writing. according to m, ron con, because of a rigid or moscow. but the winds of change are being fed, head and bucket on after the crew share to the meeting of the us president, read the out of this particular region, get an order for the conflict. and iran, con, of course, has been saying that he will buy oil from russia because russia was selling j boy, that no other country had the right to dictate the people of budget on shore. indeed, a huge nationalist moment for budget on the country. how difficult days ahead because of a looming economic crisis, aged and crucial talk through

a d i a met. and it will be important to see what comes out of the bi election way that it will be fed and read, or the general government will now be thinking of dissolving parliament and calling for early election, which was one of the key demands of prime minister, former enron con you at the and he is our lie from london national still to bring you on the program. explosive teams have been deployed after a cargo plane carrying military supplies comes down over northern greece. also going to be telling you about a tourism boone and boom and afghanistan nearly a year after the taliban sweat to power and ins for indian cricket, his rap office series, a victory against the well champions. ah ah

hello there, the wreck or breaking hate continues to prosecute parts of southern m. western europe still continue to pump up that very warm air across so western pass off the continent. this area of low pressure has not too far away from spain and portugal dragging that heat further north was now high as nudging a little further east was. so it's opened the door for that hate to start sliding across france. 40 celsius there in bordeaux on monday afternoon, 37 for paris up to 36 in london. come tuesday, cook it up to 37 in london. may have been hearing about a possibility of a 40 while that is still on the cards somewhere between london and the lincoln. that eastern side of england seeing the very, very high temperatures, thankfully come wednesday something a little cooler and fresh. a comes through in the form of a thunder break down. so there's that he is that try where the lesson cool, where the further raised 1920 celsius just around the landfill. if you i near

pushing over to water mos go see that where to where the continuum here. some sherry right for most it is dry and $537.00 south. she could see the southeast, a wind, vast hot wind is kind of pushing across at eastern side of english. but here comes that sherry break down the cooler air making its way across the irish sea. by the time we come to wednesday, ah, he got in contact with montgomery ideas, the french republic, his long proclaimed, that just would ease modern france in a 4 part series. the big picture takes an in depth. now. france in focus. the concluding emphasis on al jazeera, the rip,

a hotel is the la hotel that i've ever stated, and i think the biggest box you have ever seen had explode, would have taken out the hotel, this water jurors. we loved it when it was built and we loved it even when it was bombed. a major target of the conflict in northern ireland in the late 20th century belfast europa war hotels on al jazeera o a main stories are following. now. europe is sweltering under a devastating summer heat wave, which is bought multiple wildfires and cause hundreds of heat related deaths to 5

in southern france for the evacuation of 14000 people and other 3000 have been forced to flee in spain. roches minutes re says it destroyed a number of rocket launch is given to you. crane by nato. is it rom top it's offensive. multiple ukrainian towns are coming on. the rushing fire. shelling is taking place along the entire front line. and for politicians have been named as contended to become shoreline, because new presidents make crisis that drove the instability is continuum is millions of people struggle to buy food or fuel. now an investigation and he vol day school shooting which left 21 people. dad has found almost $400.00 police officers rushed to the school, then waited more than an hour to confront a gunman. report by texas legislators found systemic failures created

a chaotic scene before the shoot. it was finally confronted. it blamed a lack of leadership and, and insufficient urgency video from the shooting. rob elementary school in may found police waited in the hallway for 77 minutes before taking action. mike can joins us live now from washington. what has been the reaction that to this report? well, marian families and friends of those killed still continue to call for accountability. they welcome the fact that the report has cost more light on terms of the timeline of events. and in particular, that blame should not just be shared by the police chief, the school police chief who was in charge on the ground, but also by other federal and state officials, both on the ground and at a national or federal level. there were some $317.00 offices on the ground. by the

time the gunman was stormed and shot dead. and that action was taken. the report says by a group of a border guard officers who actually disobeyed the orders that had been given to them on the ground. the report also found that they were very bad security measures at the school. large numbers of doors were left unlocked against protocol which allowed the gunman to gain easy access into the school. the report also found that he was not sufficient attention played to the record of the 18 year old gunman. the report found that he had made several threats online for a long period of time that he had gone and bought a 15 style assault weapons. just a matter of weeks off is 18th birthday, which is when it is illegal to get legal to get such weapons in terms of texas state law. however, no red flags were flourished despite the boy background. this was another failure

that the report finds in terms of dealing with the situation. so all in all you've got a report that found a systematic degree of failures in terms of the police action or non action in terms of coping with this event. as a report was released to friends and family an hour before it was made public, but it also raises many more questions for them. are they likely to be any change? is it as a result of this report will cause grow loud and now for police accountability. well, definitely he, particularly as the report finds that it's not just the school police chief on the ground. peter dondo, who was responsible for the lack of action that the all layers among him, both of the officers who arrived at the school and the command superior is who should have taken over control of the situation. this was one of the major problems

of what happened there. so they will be further questions and perhaps further investigation in terms of what went wrong with the chain of command and why somebody on the ground. seeing that the command chief was incapable of taking action did not take over command from him. so those questions remain. but the committee, the legislature, legislators who drew up the report make very clear that one of the reasons for providing such detail is to avoid any such incidents happening again to go through exactly what happened, see what went wrong and fix it. so it is not possible for this type of incident happen in the state of texas, or indeed any other state. that's the professor intention off the legislators in terms of drawing up the report, not just assigning a greater degree of accountability. all right, thank you. why cannot washington mine clarence teams have been

deployed in northern greece after applying, carrying military equipment, crashed on saturday, killing all a crew members on board. ukraine operated congo plane was traveling from serbia to bangladesh via jordan, but nearly a 3rd of the way into the flight. the cough made a sharp you turn before crashing near the greek city of karbala. witnesses say the cross came down a ball of flames before exploding on impact and cornfield residents have been banned from moving around the area and advised sticky windows and doors closed. same bas robbie has more now. eye witnesses describe a plane on fire lighting up the night sky. the crash of an ant enough cargo plane, tearing through an open field to cause put their name per se a band was just beat them us. i wonder how it didn't fall in our houses because it came from over there. it was fullest make. it had a noise i can describe and went over the mountain. it passed the mountain and turned and crashed into the fields. there were flames. we were scared,

a lot of cars came, but they could not approach because they were continuous explosions. so look what are the scale of devastation at 1st confusing people who saw the plane come down level may now look at the vain of what we see. something bright coming down from the direction of the castle, but we thought it was the light night and after death. if we set fire fire, what is it? is it a plane? what is it going up by the time we understood what it was? it has fallen to the ground. the more terrified i also had children keep coming. we're screening shouting now isn't local. residence and 1st responders describe ongoing explosions following the crash. dope your ship or lee, lead your uterus from crash to the ground and develop into a large fire with many continuous exposure audio gear. greek media reports hazardous materials were on board, including explosives. the method is assisting either the measurements at the moment have not shown anything, but nonetheless,

instability of the field was observed in other words and to smoke. as well as a white substance that we do not recognize. so a special armed forces team has to inform us of what it is and whether we can enter the field or the flight was operated by meridian or ukraine based cargo carrier. it originated in serbia, the country's defense ministry confirming the cargo unit bullet is naesha. huge on the plane was carrying 11 half tons of products of our arms trade for the end buyer in bangladesh. the buyer was the bank, the dash ministry of defense as a fully permitted end user and by the flight route was nice. with technical landings in man read met bad and was trying to land in dhaka as the final destination moments before the plane went down. the pilot radioed about a problem with one of the engines requesting an emergency landing, but unable to make it to the nearest airport. the journey ending in

a field in northern greece was in basra. v o to 0. al sunday mark. so while day for international justice aiming to highlight the fight against impunity and demand rights for victims to cause, the activists and lebanon have been pursuing for decades now. as 800 reports from the capital, beirut, lebanon has never really moved on from its 15 year civil war. 3 decades later, society is as divided, and former warlords are still in politics. a general amnesty has left crimes unpunished. while the families of an estimated 17000 people missing are still waiting for answers. the lack of accountability have deep rooted causes that wed never address at the end of the war, people will continue to find them. so the victim of the car up and i'm just system, i'm still that system is up with an entirely it's

a system that suspended the investigation into one of the biggest blasts in history caused by a stockpile of ammonium nitrate at a root support. 2 years on political interference has ensured no officials have been convicted for the more than 200 lives. lost justice has yet to be served. among them. 3 year old alexandra, we will not get justice lebanon. it's impossible. giving the history of everything that has happened to register. there was a time when tracy nature had hope, but she says the re election of 2 m. p. 's charged in connection with the explosion with a wake up call. you come to us for criminal to judge criminal the like, i'll tell you the coming from the people that we are alone. we should, along to the limit on political and said terry, unfold lines have been exploited by politicians and the battle for accountability

and not just with the baby port blast. and in my own case of my father's legacy trying to circumvent a geopolitical problem in lebanon. you pay the ultimate price for that mohammed shut off was among the politicians who opposed syrian and iranian influences, lebanon killed in a wave of assassinations. investigations haven't been credible, and culprits were never caught for his son roni, an independent judiciary and having the tools to pursue justice won't be enough. it's a security problem that lebanon is burdened with not every problem in this country is ours. some are and i think those are the steps forward for reform. but the larger picture, i don't think we have control over that. there has been violence when the voices are raised. those in power have made the choice between peace or justice that their else's ita bailed or for decades

a threat of violence and taliban checkpoints made it dangerous for people to travel around afghan stone. now 11 months after western powers of drew the taliban as promising safety on the roads and some afghans getting a chance to explore the explore that country. one region, seeing an influx of tourists is bomb yawn. as latifah reports, for 20 years avalon officials talked about making balmy on a tourism hop. but the roads leading to the province were too dangerous. now the taller bon is back in power and thousands of people are getting into their cars to see the countryside. for me and was once famous for 2 ancient statues of buddha, which the tall over the city until 2001 when the total bond destroyed them, the house of it. he is an artist from cobble who has come with her family to see what is left with the boot. it shouted. you get home, surely with us. it makes me very sad. why did this happen? this was a part of our country's historic scenery. others have travelled even further. roger

pull money, a media worker from cannot province. and 10 of his friends drove 11 hours. then there's them with a buy me. i'm when i saw the people that buy me and clothes, i saw how hospitable they were. they were very friendly from the 100, but the main attraction of the band. i mean national park. one of my friend was living again the son, and he told me that once i how to see that, i mean abundant, proven provincial authorities. us to meet more than 50000 people have visited by me on the week since the holiday. him all home to look was you couldn't the last was we want to improve amenities for our visitors, for instance, the road, the hotels and shops in the area, availability of transportation and 1st aid services. but not everyone is benefiting the head has been driving from balmy on to cobble for 4 years. he's happy about the piece insecurity, but fears that has cost him his job as more people are able to travel in their own cars. so let me line call to make him in the past. we used to take around $1500.00

to 2000 f gains a day for about $17.00. now we really make about how many people are hoping the total bon will capitalize on the new found interest and balmy on and turn it into a tourist destination. now that the group that made it nearly impossible to travel to places like this for 20 years. finally, in power, this is what some of the peace and security looks like and on, on thousands of families coming from all over the country to enjoy the wonders of the national part. but the big question now is, how will all of this impact the economy of balmy on a province that was ignored for more than 20 years by the former government? i left the al jazeera, balmy on india's government says it's now administered more than 2000000000 doses. a corona virus vaccine, although new infections have hit a 4 month high. now india started vaccination last year. and what's been called the world's largest inoculation campaign. government is now rolling

a booster doses to more adults as infections rise in several states. indian officials of recorded more than 500000 destro call that the experts say the actual toll might be around 4700000, which would be the walls highest. now the caucus of a rat out bye. no whale has been found on the shores of eastern australia, b feel washed out onto a beach near the town of goods on friday when the tide was higher than usual. local media have identified the well as a sub adult female officials of asked people who might have dogs to stay away from the remains. and they say that any that staff are going to access it in the coming days. so had for you on the program. we're from the gulf or is just one is 1st major championship with andy who have that story and everything else in sport

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and passion. we tell your stories. we are your voice. your news, your net. al jazeera lou ah jolaine scientists said they discovered a contender for the oldest living creature on us, a tree and not to go near the site. pris, nick named great grandfather is estimated to be more than 5000 years old. our latin america editor, lucy human reports now from the last like aust region. hi, it's winter in southern chile, home to the a legacy or patagonia in cyprus,

one of the world's 2 oldest proven tree species. that's where we meet up with environmental scientists, jonathan buddy chie beach from the university of paris in the, unless in national park, a unique, temperate rain forest. he actually grew up here. when his grandfather was a par granger, he was the one who discovered a new challenger. to the world's oldest recorded non colonial tree of 4853 year old bristle comb pine in california. but each of each is taking us to meet great grandfather. the nickname of the letter, say he estimates is almost 5500 years old that but 1st he demonstrates the traditional method for determining the age of trees. by using a special drill or increment core to remove a 5 millimeter sample. the length of the trees radius here is you got a cor, well, you can see it rings as like a barcode days, then you're drawing for me to, to,

to numbers. then with these numbers, we build models of how the tree growth. i'm like satellite data that goes back no more than 40 years. trees reveal earth's environment as far back as pre historic times. but each of each argues that the past can be used to predict future climate change more accurately. the core of a tree is something like a book, it tells the story, not just of the tree, but of the whole area and the last decades, hundreds of years or thousands of years to read it. you can look at the rings. these, for example, show that it was a plentiful year, they're very separated. so it means there was a lot of rain. the ones that are much closer indicates that those ears were of drought. and over here, you see the scar of the tree. this means that there was a fire, but dental chronologist antonio ladder, who recorded a 3620 year old alleged sick 30 years ago,

says indiscriminate tourism is endangering the survival of these trees. whose roots are already dangerously exposed from erosion. this is a younger alyssa tree and it was some one there. we don't know who a couple of weeks ago came. and you can see here like within my share to your somebody they took out they bark. we don't know why, because this is pure vandalism. as a result of the park, as now temporarily close to the public mud forestry service, made an exception to allow us to see great grandfather for ourselves. perched deep in an isolated ravine, it's an imposing majestic sight to behold, from its 4 meter wide trunk to its enormous exposed roots. the longest instrument available isn't long enough to reach the trees center to determine it's age with the traditional method. so, but each of each has devised a mathematical model to fill in the gaps. but some dental chronologist aren't yet

convinced. i think that it's a bit higher without having actual drink counts of the tree is that we cannot really say that it's definitely the older stage. we can, of course, said that it is amongst the oldest she is in the world. but each of each will be publishing a paper later this year, defending his theory. the great grandfather is indeed 5484 years old. but i'm not worried because this is science for the planet. is science that make us to act on time to protect what is left of a planet that was once completely while ignoring you. you insist a challenge is to use ancient trees to improve climate models to determine how forests might adapt to our changing conditions. the same forests on which the future of humanity also depends. do see in human al jazeera,

last level 2 region, chinney, time naturalist for with andy and all. thank you so much, ma'am. while australia's cameron's smith is one gulf open championship. smith produced a stunning round of $64.00 to win the final mighty of the season by a single stroke. full time major went at rory. macro had a share of the overnight lead. at a font, a round of 7. c at st. andrews wasn't quite enough. finished to drift on 18 under interested now around of $65.00 from cameron. young hates looking close to the title in scotland, the american finished in 2nd place. but it was smith, the one the 100 and 15th open championship. he finished from 20 on the part to secure the 1st major title of his career. he's the 1st australian to win this tournament in almost 3 decades. he would,

it would awaken, i'm going to pull out here. first and foremost, i want to take the day back there, all that hard work. all the ha we're, we've done, a lot of companies has really said to payoff, and this one definitely makes it worth it. i'm only human at the end of the day. i'm not a robot. yeah, of course the you and of course you think about it and you envision it, you want to envision that? i mean, i was that are my hotel room is directly opposite the big yellow board on the attain their right of the 1st. and i, every morning i like i and i'm just trying to and vision mcelroy at the top at the top name on that leaderboard. and, but i feel and you know, at the started today, it was at the top, but at the start it's marla gay or easy. okay, is tamara toll has won gold and the man's marathon at the world championships in the united states. his time is 2 hours, 5 minutes and 36 seconds with

a new championship record. a silver med list and this event 5 years ago in london. this was tolls 1st world title when and it was gulf view gander, an immense 10000 meters world record holder. joshua chapter guy successfully defending the title one enjo are in 29. faith can instantly embarrass accel over with another ugandan kipling, mars in the bronze medal position. alfred curly is officially the worlds fastest man, the american selling the 100 me to title on what was a memorable day for the host nation. so hell malik reports ah, the mens 100 meters, the glamor event at any world championships, and he took center stage on day 2 in oregon. much was expected from 2020 two's fastest man american fred, curly and he came through his semi final with either tomorrow or friday for hallway . there was to be no fairy tale ending for seemingly jet lagged ferdinand omen

yala. the canyon failed to advance, after only arriving in eugene the day before and having raced his here shortly after landing excellent, rotting, the home crowd got what they wanted. however, a final teaching for americans with 3 of them going on to middle treyvon drama and marvin bracey taking bronze and silver respectively. and as expected, curling bag, the going name or the 3 was amazing on home soil, not to many countries. and so they did this with the women's 10000 meters produced a thrilling finale world record holder. let us send bit giddy, finally delivered on the big stage. having come up short, a previous major events he does. she held off a stiff fight from a kenyan counterparts, an olympic champion saffron, her son, to seal the gold medal. the field events also produced from impressive performance

it shine as wang jannen, triumph in the men's long jump with his finally 8.36 meters reduced the moment all per day. while in the women's shop put american chase, he need he got the job done early per 1st attempt ending up being her title winning throw. oh yes i did. it started to whole and have a fantastic also had the day to favor at c bag. the 5th consecutive world championship hammer gold re wanted only that he'll be able to draw visits. golds. i want to be the 1st one who will took 7 know that never give a day to was certainly filled with plenty of excitement. but it's hard to argue that anything will be remembered more than the united states as display of sprint domination. so hail malik al jazeera, poorly and placid in these crickets as of one there one day series against well

champions, england and unbeaten century, from russia. pants guided india to victory in manchester, russia seem winning by 5 wickets with almost 8 over despair in the a taking this series. it's he wanted those a deem like england was been fantastic through. oh, drawled lot, last couple of years you see and the kind of approach they have every on found england, one of the best in the world in order to come out and perform. and when is more important? because that challenge challenges you as a player that challenges other team and the rapid rise of raleigh drive a carrier of on parachute no sign of slowing down the 21 year old finish secured another world rally championship. when this time in estonia, miss events a year ago he became the youngest ever race winner from parent now to become the youngest world champion in the competitions, 50 years history. okay. that is high school's looking for now let's get back to

marry him in london. okay, and you will his story, i think ally, dozens of german fishermen and women of tao men nets and on themselves with long wooden poles for jousting. competition takes place on lakes thornburg every 5 years . and the tradition that dates back 500 years, men and women vast laid out for the title of fisher king by knocking opponents of that oats. whoever is left standing, it takes the trophy and also gets very light as if the knees out on the back in a moment. oh mm hm.

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of the main markets is japan. in recent years, a new phenomenon has been sweeping through this concrete jungle. animal cafe by customers, by a cover charge to sit in a cafe and pat said number of cute, domestic animals, but his businesses compete for customers, disbanded, disturbing shift to ever more exotic species. we want to find out more about how offers it being taken from the wild and sol, justina gar, remark. it is a spooling hops, the animal trade a plethora of exotic species, seats in tiny metal cages. distressed and sweltering under the hot sun. ah.