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awe lung to the news. a while the effects of climate change playing out a real time across europe. with a heat wave engulfing the continent threatening to break temperature records in a number of countries, france is facing what's being described as a heat apocalypse emergency services are battling wildfires in the country southwest, some of which have be burning for almost a week. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate when it ross will cut the she was still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes in wind direction in spain, firefighters, the tackling more than 30 blaze is across the country. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the heat has been blamed for

hundreds of deaths. you should have own that loaner. maybe then feel it's clear, the climate change kills it, kills people, kills our ecosystem. biodiversity, and it also destroys the most precious goods at our society, which is affected by these wildfire zone homes until the businesses, livestock, to africa, and in the u. k. authorities, a warning temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming hours . people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury approach is 40 degrees celsius. roy challenges lie for us in central london and hyde park. her warry have the temperatures exceeded expectations. they're not yet for. they're going up. it's been $34.00 degrees, at least in some parts of the country, the south of england in london, parts of east anglia. if it goes above $38.00 degrees centigrade, that will be a new record for the united kingdom. and it's predicted that that will happen

either later on today on monday or perhaps on tuesday, maybe even going as high as 41. now that is a serious, the searing temperature for this country, which isn't used to such high temperatures or of course, as famously dampen and chilly islands. so that the country, the government is essentially declared what amounts to pretty much a national emergency calling it is a red extreme heat warning. there are certain measures that are being put in place on transport networks for example. so there are a speed limitations on parts of the rail system. people being advised not to go on the trains unless they can possibly help it. there is one main line or between london and the northern cities or of york leads, which is shutting down entirely to morrow, which is expected maybe to be hotter than to day. there are some hospitals within hell service are canceling surgeries because they can't keep the operating theatres

cool enough schools at summer closing early today or perhaps not opening at all. so various measures are being put in place to try and get sir. these are whether obsessed brits through what is a rather try and couple of day, certainly, or i royal at sir, keep you there for seconds. i could provide a bit more context on this because it's been hot before the u. k. but it's been nothing like this way back in 1911. the mercury pushed 36.7 degrees. the record wasn't broken for another 79 years. that's all changed with the heat wave in 1990 since then the u. k. has recorded 9 of its hottest days. almost all of those have happened since 2003 will re back in london. please tell us, you know, how is the u. k. likely to weather this in the years to come? that's the big question. of course, the british government to assemble the cobra committee, the emergency committee a few days ago. it's taking this seriously, isn't it?

yet i believe it was no coward. he sang early mad dogs in english and go out in the midday sun. so the advice to people is not to do what i'm doing right now. don't stand out in the sunshine under the blazing, it's the blazing sun. i don't go on the railway network. i did that today as well. so not don't particularly well by the government's checklist. if you can find air conditioning, go and stay by that, stay in the shade, but you have sunscreen on, stay hydrated yet you can hug and air conditioning unit. that's what you should do . but that's one of the things that's been one of the issues in the case of this country is not really set up for this sort of weather. so there are actually that many air conditioning units around. you don't see them costumed on the sides of building walls like do many hot cup trees, dripping water on easy walk underneath them. it's just not necessary most of the time in the u. k. it's why the, the transport system is, is struggling in these temperatures because you build these kinds of things. you build these systems with certain redundancies,

but those redundancies once they get beyond certain parameters get very, very expensive. so, dealing with extreme temperatures was not something that the u. k rel, network network was, was meant for the country has a big job on its hand. if it is going to a retrofit things that or exist and be future proof, things that are being built. now, to make sure that in a warming world, in a, in, in a climate that is heating up in the u. k, which isn't used to it. but you need to be able to make sure that things can stand the test of time. and at the moment, but so it's even like i can't or i, i know it's effortless for you already, but stay as cool as you can. thank you. that's the story in the u. k. across the channel in paris, temperatures are now well into the thirty's natasha butler is there. rather on surprisingly not many people are braving the heat at the foot of the eiffel tower. record breaking temperatures expected in many parts of france,

including in the north, in brittany and area that is no usually for it's very cool climate. now the french government have put several regions on red alert, so they have advise people to be extremely vigilant. they've wronged out their heat wave emergency plan, advising people to stay at home, stay in the shade and keep a very hydrated indeed, it's not that heat. waves are uncommon in france, but usually there are several years apart climate change experts say that because of the changing temperatures, what we are seeing is heat wave for the more intense and more frequent defeat wave . in fact, is the 2nd one in just a few weeks. well, all this is making the situation in the southwest of france, particularly difficult bear. thousands of fire fighters trying to tackle blazes that have destroyed a lot of forest. thousands of people have been evacuated from camp sites from holiday homes. it is mary a very popular with taurus, but some ruth fight is on the horizon. say, meteorologist because temperatures there are expected to drop in the next few days

by more than 10 degrees celsius. well 0 seen a meter, all just everton folks joins me here in the studio in doha everton. good to see you here. we've seen of course that very dark patch of red in the southwest corner of europe. where is that going to now? here, what is my guess? why farther north, of course sir, we have, we have seen those temperatures surgeon the way up a good part of france or gravity. they are going to make their way a good deal further north with. so we are going to see at sir, warmth, getting drawn out for cross france pushing into southern parts of england, pushing further north, which as we go on through the next couple of days to be honest. temperature in london part of the moment is 35 degrees celsius. we could well chop off for paris, $38.00 celsius in the next couple of hours or so that's me, it's betsy maximum heating. and i, while 36 celsius, therefore london, we are going to see it warm up further as we go on into work tomorrow. and then as we go on into the middle parts of the week, things should freshen up. so that's something to look forward to. but we so man,

as you can see, london at 36 degrees celsius for to day. 36 in manchester that shouldn't be happens must be cold and wet there, the set and not getting that is warmer still, as we go on into tomorrow. but somewhere to the north of london to morrow, i suspect that's when we could well see that sir? $3940.00 degrees celsius, maybe $41.00. at that stage there is some sign of relief. as i mentioned, look at bordo. there. we have pictures of the wildfires in southwestern parts of france as we go on in 2 or tomorrow. we may well see temperatures falling back to around 29 degrees celsius. i'm pleased to say say signs of some relief to come over the next couple of everton in your own long do i say a 30 year career as a beater. ologist. have you seen anything quite as severe as this? no, certainly not. she, as you saw, but in the mail metal 1st such on the matter was 30 years ago when you're still in shorts and i mean, you know, we should be wary shots and that kind of weather is absolutely horrendous. we, you brought it up earlier. the temperature in 191-920-1911, was sir 36.7 degrees celsius. it took 79 years to get half

a degree rise in temperature. since then champion may well be another 3 degrees, higher that maximum temperature, se staggering stuff going on. of course we're looking at data and temperatures here . what about night? so yeah, well, night time, just as big a problem because because it's so hard to keep cool temperatures, not falling any lower than around 20 to 29 degrees or 20 to 25 degrees celsius. so really is pretty hard to keep any car, any kind of cool weather. yeah, and just to remind our audiences, it's a year of course, since sir, the, those director rental floods across northern europe where more than $200.00 people died is amazing to think that there could be such a difference in whether in that space of only 12 months yeah, what a difference a year makes. yeah. those horrendous floods just a year ago as you say. and it is all about the extra warmth in the atmosphere, warmer house, more moisture. so when you do get the down pause, they are much bigger. you get the flooding that we saw as in the case last year for a different you said there for germany, because now that heat that we have across the north west of europe will make his

way across germany over the next couple of days. and everton, great to have you here. thank you very much. everton folks are our chief meteorologist, well, as far as burned in across europe, representatives from some 40 countries, a meeting in germany. the petersburg climate dialogue is taking place ahead of a u. n. climate conference being held in egypt in november. speaking at the talks, germany is a foreign minister called climate change, the world's biggest security problem. we are working hard to host at petersburg that put us on track for successful comp. 27. global circumstances are not making this an easy task. rush as war of aggression against ukraine is except for aging, a global energy and food crisis that is pushing millions into poverty, hunger, and starvation. and why are we are still grappling with the fall out from the pandemic?

the impacts of climate change are becoming even more dangerous across the world. or that speak to kiara martinez, the director of climate action network euro but she joins us via skype from brussels. the welcome to the news out. as we heard former, germany's foreign minister there, this is a poses a massive security problem for a large number of countries across the world. but of course, those who will feel this most keenly are always going to be the poorest and the most so exposed to these kind of climate. so, problems exactly. i think her, what we are seeing these days in europe are, is not in your and especially is especially true that it's not in your, for most people, that upper region seen the board. so especially in the global south. she's men. yes . and actually, and so we was a see and we were still learn from science. that is not getting better. and so i think what we are quoting in particular for this meeting that is up and you, these days in battling,

as you heard from the minister is leaving for european countries to step up that commitment. and that auction the to support and to financially support. but a, so to do the wants to that we can to make sure that the effects of these climate change that are happening lights. now we're the number of communities out address night right now. and our research in the probably of course, when know, organizations like yours beats with policy makers and politicians. what's your sense of how receptive they are to this climate emergency? i would say that you did there when this is there. i mean, we saw more and more in the last year, especially in europe like in europe, young countries that, that did, that is a growing awareness and also these, unfortunately these effects in europe of climate change as we have seen these days as well as that, that he sent to russian were against the cream. i could put to these that the

didn't put to climate change and get gender over policymakers. unfortunately were to be done. he is the translation from words to actions. we don't see enough for translation into policies that caused that evie address and could really speed up the climate action that is needed. the end is needed now, and we have it on the science to evidence that, that these deck on these today had to where we can make the shift that we need to, to, to lean its global warming interest. and therefore to, to shift these, the curve of these extreme rather effects that we are seeing have to be reading the words. now, just so costing all calcium lines back to cop 26 in glasgow. the world's largest and wealthiest economies failed to make her commitments that the keeper, global temperature, assume global warming, at least to one and a half degrees celsius bow beyond which of course could liter irreversible damage. all the any hopes left a tool that the next culp in egypt will deliver the hope that you're looking for?

yes, i mean we still have open but that's why we are looking. this is daisy at banding meeting because it is the chance for, especially for a pm diplomacy in european countries to really make sure that we as the agenda there, i 10 that we need to to have the right discussion. and that a completed comes in as a thing of amber. and i think the most important think we need to try like is that you leaders look at all aspects of the pay agreement. do you mentioned the 1.5 degree threshold, the potto? so a doctor in finance for as a thief, sean and the loss in damages. we just these cost like that, that or part of the agenda. cough 27 and it did not expand the den time. we'll get there to negotiate on the agenda, but it will be managing these 2 days to put to the writings in truck, we can still deliver karamazov alley director climate auction network. europe. many

thanks for joining us. thank you. plenty more had on the news out, including an investigation into school shooting in texas, find systemic failures, and the police response and support. indian cricketers wrap up a series victory against the world champions. ukraine's president is suspended 2 of his most senior law enforcement figures because of hundreds of cases of alleged treason and collaboration with russia. it comes as moscow has ramped up, it's offensive in the south and east with at least 6 people killed. and tourette's alam fisher reports from kiff. joe, it's the biggest shakeup in present landscape leadership team since the start of the war. i mean of indic tova was the prosecutor general ivan ballot cope headed, the internal security agency. both have been suspended. president lensky says, $651.00 cases of treason. people working with the russians are being investigated

in their offices, and both could face being fired by parliament. he must use lodge and such an array of crimes against the foundations of the states national security and the links recorded between ukrainian security force officials and russians. special services presents very serious questions about their respective leader. each of these questions receive a proper response. today i've taken the decision to dismiss the general prosecutor and the head of ukrainian security serv. well, there's no suggestion that either figure was actively working against ukraine. instead. this is more a question of accountability, a failure of leadership and their respective departments. back it was a childhood friend of the president. he was involved in the entertainment industry and his appointment to run internal security was a surprise when the russians moved into caisson early in the war. that was seen as a huge intelligence failure by his department. over the weekend,

dozens attended the funeral of a 4 year old killed in the fighting. these at dmitri died when rockets hit for the last week. a body was found in the rubble. she is the latest child victim of a war, which according to new figures from the united nations, has claimed more than 5020 civilian lives, 300 of them children, and seen more than 6520 people winded this as towns and cities across the south and east woke up to the sound of war moving into it's 21st week. alan fisher, i'll just keep the clay in as from the atlantic councils eurasia center, he says, the lensky must quickly to find replacements to the to suspended officials. so i do think that these are significant, and the big thing that observers in experts are going to be watching for is who comes next. zelinski has appointed an acting prosecutor general to replace benedict of a is not yet appointed somebody to replace ukraine's top intelligence and security

chief during war time. that is an essential role. so, so that, that's the big thing that experts are going to be watching for who comes next. the other thing here is that while a reason wasn't given by president zalinski for why he fired the prosecutor general, he said that the security breaches with a big reason why he lost confidence in his security chief, just today. ukraine's s p u head for crimea was arrested on charges high treason and passing intelligence to russians. he is one of many high officials in the intelligence services who have been charged with these a charges of collaborating with the invaders. one of the big things that, you know, prosecutor general vanity tova was mired in for much of her term, was failing to properly reform her office and allowing and sabotaging investigations into bribery cases and failing to properly

do her executor duties. so for the prosecution of war crimes, that is one of the top priorities for ukrainians, and it's something that the international community has taken very serious interest in eating them with. so whoever comes next, the international community is going to be trying to work with them very closely to make sure that there's no hiccup in making sure that these crimes are prosecuted. slunk as interim president runner vick from a singer, has imposed a state of emergency in an effort to ward of protests had at the election of a new leader. some protest is a converging on the streets of the capital colombo parliament in the process of choosing a new president after go to buy a roger pack, so resigned and fled the country last week. the government is issued a number of emergency declarations since april, when protest started over the worst economic crisis. in decades. michelle fernandez has the latest from caliber given the sort of crucial days that we're heading into . it's quite obvious that acting president ronald vick reversing her is kind of

arming himself with as many tools as possible to deal with the obvious expected backlash of from protest as i mean for months on end. we had the campaign a go to go home campaign, obviously, to see the exit of the man who occupied the building behind me, the presidential secretariat that was present, gotta be roger boxer. ultimately, when he didn't go a heeding all those protests for months and months. hundreds of thousands of people are essentially converged on the presidential palace and of the overran the palace, forcing him to beat a hasty exit, flee the country on a military flight. so i ran over grimacing obviously wants the military and the police to have as many tools as possible to stop this kind of protest. and essentially also have them stifle dissent. i detain people stop gatherings and things like that. ahead of that crucial election of the president by

parliamentarians on wednesday, the 20th like speak to jessica jr, cody, he's a political analyst and former editor of the daily news for lanky joint, a sly from colombo. and i gather that sir. you've had to like the short using your own telephone because of power cups. there are a reminder of course about how much this political instability continues to affect people's lives. her a school is about a month now, it goes $530.00 and now it has been reduced to 3 hours of the difficulties faced by the student that despite the bus to go to all sorts of it. but if you can hear, it continues to suffer a lanka and as the people continue to suffer, anger still remains. nevertheless, the state of emergency has been declared by rick ram, a single how people reacting to that. the state of emergency has been declared

a decisive voted body the next president to complete the remainder of a pharmaceutical topic. i did purchase turner, and as you have already stated, this has to be a public bank cash sylvia, but strong public outcry against the appointment of the active, but they're running the current cigna because the people of the country see him as part of the field administration which concentrate on time for bankruptcy earlier this year. although we still have a position 2 months ago, people see him as a predictor of that. our departure family, which is largely responsible for the current mis trailer guys facing in that context be. but the mon running becomes enough to step down along with our departure and allow ottoman a president who has the support of the public, if not to support at least a pretty, a person who commands the credibility of the public. so now instead of dealing with

this strong public outcry in a meaningful manner, becoming has imposed a state of emergency of alarming the security forces to see the action on protesters. you understand the situation and not to be, i mean, up on monday as big piece for that are small protests across the country against the prime minister's appointment at the acting president. but aside from those peaceable products that i've been meaning to get the incident a while, and however the prime minister has a post, a state of emergency which is highly questionable and many bodies, including the association a body of lawyers. and soon as we just had, the organizations have criticized describing it as a highly unwarranted act at this point in time. i just want to to what extent so

for like as economic woes is actually down to political mismanagement, were made. drill down into it. after all, many countries, economies were affected by rising fuel costs, by the impacts of the downturn of the global economy by coven 19. is it right to really blame, become a singer for all of us? see a many factors that we can't control, but on this particular matter, a function was the only responsible for, for mean policy dundas that he could, we did under he sent mr. ship. one is to give tax exemptions for the business community. soon after he became a president and that, and that resulted in a drastic drawn in the state of any. and that made it back at the initial stage of a situation. and many people are going to make experts describe it as one of the

mean reasons for the current crises. number 2, the president joe ross here, bent on the ration and agriculture program, he wanted to transform sure, not even underground from children. i brought it to a 100 percent organic agriculture you know. ringback a country that has 100 percent and i, you know, who can get this abuse. i mean for tonight and he can give dan can be closer to life. and that related to a shop decrease in, in agriculture production. and now for a long time is facing the prayer for the price in the coming month. number 3, a percent boost of it out the budget administration of a taking money against the advice or maybe going to make it. so that was another reason. and that to, and that make sure you got that term sheet not got into a,

into a and that was one reason why i was kind of put it in patient and number for the present. the batches administration didn't approach it in just a monetary fun at the right time. maybe go to make it a mix last year. but the person does but the but the procedure and he said ministration a denial, they said it, there was no need to approach it. and they said that they were, they were receiving support from 20 nations. right. let it matter. no one really is a border. she yeah, and then she lanka approach brought it, it was too late, so those 4 positions can be attributed to president robert bunch of administration and that's buying, he's now facing the younger of the public right. secret try

a cody, thank you for walking through that with us former editor of the daily news for link or political and less many. thank you. thank you. thank you. still ahead on, i'm just here. i'm a contender for the world's oldest organism in a forest of ancient trees, under threat from tourism. in support, we'll hear from the gopher. who's now a major champion. ah, a

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extreme temperatures in more than a dozen locations. as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires near the city of bordeaux authorities in the u. k. a wanting temperatures, and parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury approach is 40 degrees celsius. ukraine's president, florida may zalinski has suspended his prosecutor general and the states intelligence chief, the president says 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine in russian occupied areas. okay, returning to our top story, the heat wave engulfing large parts of south west europe is prompting some to call for changes to public infrastructure to provide more protection against rising temperatures. rebecca price is the assistant professor at the faculty of industrial design engineering at telfer, university of technology. she says, planting more trees is one sure way to make cities more resistant to the facts of

climate change. any city or evan setting that's experiencing heat wave as extreme as we're seeing across europe. right now, we really got to treat that as a humanitarian issue, not just a climate issue. so the immediate action is we have a crisis on our hands and at acknowledging that today and making sure that we're taking care of citizens in terms of dealing with heat and our cities and combat climate change. the most immediate thing we can do after you know, addressing the current crisis today and over the next few days is to increase the, the green infrastructure in our city. and by that, i mean to increase the canopy, cover of trees, parks, greenwald, and green grades. in cities and what, what this actually does is it reduces the temperature, the federal compet, and also the surface temperature of our to be, to make it more livable. not example into written in italy. they really have,

you know, a concise brain infrastructure strategy in place where they're conscious and they've mapped the green spaces in the green system if you like. in that city, they see trees and green space is much like roads, you know, it's civil infrastructure that actually help citizens be safe during heat waves, but also log. another example would be the city of melvin and trailer, which again, just really treat brain infrastructure as comparable as equivalent to you know, great, great civil infrastructure that you, you'd find in cities. if you look at the extended environmental services of trees and green spaces, it's not just compet, it's also quality. it's also improving drainage during flooding events and extreme right events. so this is kind of really whole with 6 set of environmental services that paid dividend entirely. it's, it's just that you know,

that initial investment that initial push is really difficult and scorching temperatures, an intense drought and know the morocco have ignited fires there, at least one person has been killed. the fires have been found by strong winds and they force more than $1000.00 families to be evacuated. abdul mooney, m al, am ronnie is in la ranch province. he says most of the fires of now being contained usually in this part of morocco. in this time of the year, the average temperature is like today 27 degrees earth center grades. but the last week since a week, it said the temperature was above 40 degrees, which i started a lot of fires in this region where we have this forest or this is thought of actually a big, sort of national for the stretches all the way from, from the shores of the atlantic oceans, which is, which is about to move 5 kilometers to a, to the west, to all the way to the east,

to the reef mountains. i, we are talking about an area us estimated size of about 161616000 more than 16000 square kilometers a searching all over 5 provinces. and the, the 2 we have a forest here of oak trees, sell our trees and all the, the fires that started the same way. the ones that we've seen, we've seen in southern europe in countries like portugal or spain. and so right now, at the 5 big fires have been and the control and the fire men are struggling, you know, like to, to keep it within a sort of perimeter. and due to finish up the, the, the put in, it's a weight. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister m ron con, is dominating by elections in the region with the biggest population. his supporters have been celebrating after results showed cons. peachy i. policy has

one more than most of the 20 seats up for grabs and couldn't jump. the results could have national implications. minisey ship sheriffs, muslim league, holds a narrow majority in the provincial assembly. come hider has both level nitric lolia coming back to know my linda provincial capital of the one job. and lord in the bottom, you rig and this m ron san 40. what god drank, or take your dad many awards in the bi election. good. that it now, it already got 15 of their great the only for the going to budget on with family now was and want to an independent party. it will be important now to see what happened next. because it certainly had implications, but budget on political future. a ronnie vaughn of god that day, that the country needs an early election, and that

a load going to die over the phone. the next government government will have the mandate of the people, the opposition bargain, are also going to have a meeting that goal committee meeting. forget got their way forward, bugger. done it again in the grip of political uncertainty. and it will be important to see whether the government in law is going to a gate or not bother me and agree on our date for new elections. the next few weeks will be critical. but one thing is for sure, the people of the fun job that bordered in favor of the buckets on set it up. i read them, ron fonts, barky, and many politicians and political pundits are now a day. that is a huge gum bag. up all my prime minister. ok, well let's get more of this would share esperanza. he's a political analyst and of journalism. professor abdulla wiley, con university mod done, and pakistan. welcome to the news out. so obviously

a strong result for him, ron con. what does this mean of his hopes and ambitions of returning to the country's top job? no, obviously him wrong. because he he was the prime minister and he did not deliver from and he was prime minister. but he is, they've been a very good marketing expert. and he has influence on his the current following, and this time he can get the other water. they've been because of the policies and the management of the income and present governments to shop by city. so obviously the government appears to shove us to be in the difficult situation because of the election is car, which is not very likely now on can gain on what he said,

what he had. but the more difficult situation in the position of the military chief, mr. boswell, because he is facing multiple pressures from inside the army. there is a strong board science that enjoys strong support the military and also the offices are ultimately supporting him. and he also faces pressure from outside political pressure from iran and his the book. so if i'm on the free will put the bucket military golf for all, general bipolar and he is in difficult position. or that's really interesting that you mentioned the military. that because of course, there's a long held assumption in pakistan or whoever controls the military essentially controls the country. and con is accused. the ruling coalition of colluding with

the armed forces to prevent him returning to politics. how funded founded. rather, all these accusations and com, do you think about the military? i think section 275 years of, of the dining room in the room, please. because on has the largest military in terms of numbers, the bottom, they control countries and external policies, foreign policy and security policy. and now they have a big economy. they have interested in the economy, interest, the stakeholders on me. and they do not want to leave those think those interests because the a major chunk of budget. therefore they want to have it under b. c,

in the bucket bonds political system. and who is the country evidently? and they read from the backs. but this time is something different has happened and that is it. because see, it comes like it has created some differences within the army because somebody bought for general sitting generally the boarding rounds and then a ruling around it has no wait. what the credit is supported by the military and alluding with the military because im into ballot when they sell up military. he worked for nearly 40 years with the help of military showcasing. he was always in the military were on the same bait. he had the military to gain more, bob pointed,

more military officers into his government. and in fact is a critical bossy b t. i was the, you know, became popular with the the board of the military chavez military. thank you. so sorry to ensure up here that thanks for being on the news. damning reports into the police response to a school shooting in texas as officers put their own safety over the lives of children and staff. this is newly released police body come footage recorded during the attack, rob elementary school in val, they have a $400.00 officers at the scene of the attack in may, but waited more than an hour before confronting the gunman. 19 children and 2 teachers were killed like hannah report. if there is only one thing that i can tell

you is, there were multiple systemic failures. the 3 members of the bipartisan texas house committee held a news conference to discuss the report. it comes just a few days after this new security camera footage was released the sound to the children screaming on editor doubt. but it shows local police arriving 2 minutes after the shooting started. as you approached the cloth from door, but then retreat back down the corridor, all of the shots fired. the report is adamant that during this time offices that the federal or state level should have taken over control from the school police chief and beat aradonda, who was supposedly in charge at the school. once we today to redondo has taken much of the blame. but sunday's reports this responsibility for the lack of action should be shared by some of the 376 law enforcement officers who had arrived, as well as their superiors at the command level. at

a minimum there is multiple opportunities depending on the relative training and experience of law enforcement officers to at least ask more questions or offer their guidance to try to remedy the chaotic situation and make sure there was effective overall command. there was a lack of effective overall command the report also found the school safety protocols fil fall. short. numerous doors were left unlocked, which allowed the gunman easy access to the classrooms in a wider context. the legislators also found that these issues were not unique to the rough elementary school where the shooting happened. that protocols not observed, created a dangerous sense, awful, security. let me tell you the people of the valley before this. they felt it couldn't happen here. they felt that that's the fault sense of security. i worry about. i think some of the same systems that we found here that failed that day or

across the entire state and country. the report is dedicated to the $21.00 victims of the shooting and was given to family and friends at a meeting an hour before its public release. the reports that go home, the country, the facts that law enforcement officials waited with some 75 minutes. while gunfire continued before a group of border patrol gods supplied orders on the scene and rushed in to kill the gunman. my kind of audience era washington, the gunman has opened fire at a shopping mall in the us state of indiana, killing 3 people. police in the city of greenwood say the gunman was shot dead by a civilian. the attacker was armed with a rifle and several magazines of ammunition. 2 people were injured. cillian sciences say they've discovered a contender for the oldest living organism on earth. it's a tree in potter. go near the cypress is nicknamed great grandfather is estimated

to be more than 5000 years old. it's part of the projects using trees to predict changes in climate as are latin american ada salisia. newman reports of lost lagos . it's winter in southern chile, home to the a legacy or patent union cyprus, one of the world's 2 oldest proven tree species. that's where we meet up with environmental scientists, jonathan, very cheap each 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 park ranger, he was the one who discovered a new challenger to the world's oldest recorded non colonial tree of 4853 year old bristle. com pine in california. but each of each is taking us to meet great grandfather, the nickname of the a 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, if you got a cor, well you can see it rings as like a barcode days, then you're drunk 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. that 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 years 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 alerted tree and it was some one that 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 the bark. we don't know why because this is pure vandalism. as a result of the park, as now temporarily close to the public, let the 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 which

enormous exposed roots, the longest instrument available isn't long enough to reach the tree center to determine its 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. ounce of the tree is that we cannot really say a bit. it's definitely the older stage. we can of course, said that it, it is amongst the oldest she is in the world. but each of each will be publishing a paper later this here defending his theory. that great grandfather is indeed 5484 years old. but i'm not worried because this is signs for the planet. is signs that make us to act on time to protect what is left of our planet that was once completely wild with you. if you insist,

the 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. to see an human al jazeera last lateral sewage in kitty still had allowed to 0 huge drama and disappointment. here. a hot breaking day, one of the world's best athletes action from the track and field world championships coming up. ah ah, with

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ah, welcome back dozens of german fishermen and women have dell and nets and taken up longwood and poles. as part of a jousting, competition that takes place every 5 years on lake stamberg, dates back 500 years, men and women at live out by knocking opponents off their boats. whatever's left standing takes home a trophy and the title official king. i'm not entirely sure if that was all but with the actual sport. his santa thank you very much at need while i was the special day for jamaica, the world athletics, the championships, cheyanna, fraser price, a bag. the 5th at 100 meters will title in what was a metal sweep for the caribbean nation. so malik reports jamaica sprint is stole to show on day 3 of the athletics. well championships in oregon, but as expected were the one that stood out the most organs was the legendary

shelly and fraser price. looking to seal a 5th 100 meters, well titled she delivered in style, winning the fine with the championship record. time of 10.67 seconds with a compatriots, shereka jackson and elaine thompson hero, completing a jamaican meadow. sweet. she needed a chris it's mike been in the 100 so that remarkable. huh. i've worked really hard. i've been consistent and i've always believed in myself. drama and disappointment here. agony and heartbreak engulfed. he would feel ahead of the mens 110 meters hurdles twigs his hamstring. first, jamaican olympic champion, hansel parchment this injured himself in the warm up and was forced to pull out in jamaica every night to rise and then devon ellen, over the nighted states,

a university of oregon graduate, who was disqualified for fall, starting by just 1000 of a 2nd take in the race was thought it lost it. none of the commotion, however, seemed to bother the reigning world champion. grant holloway, the american dominated the depleted field to seal gold once again thought so with her coming in another man that retained his title was joshua kept ag view garden produced a powerful finish to triumph in the 10000 meters. an event in which he also holds the world record. coming back to oregon, a list of ideas. when i wonder why you're at denver ship coming to formula people, formula, stadium, if amended man gets it. you know, this is running roy and browser. the field events also produces some special moments. jo, ryan, crowds, the fields 1st place in the men's shop, put in what was an all american middle suite?

is your while elim pick champion katie, new sean, another us star bagged gold in the women's hold. oh, is it a water really, in case you did your that beat prompted cheers of joy on the podium. something we're likely to see plenty more of as these championships progress. so hail malik al jazeera, great performance. probably even dusky has linked up with his new barcelona t made, so are currently an at miami and says he joined the club to n trophies. the polar style was signed from by munich and a deal initially worth $45000000.00. he arrives as part of an overhaul to bar, says that frontline with brazilian winger athena also acquired the in the recent days are still on are looking to win their 1st league title since 2019 find that out here. i'm very happy. i'm are happy to enjoy to, to, but it's an honor to be here. her, the last her few days was her very long days,

but cindy and her, the deal is down on i am can be to focus on new chopped on my live new challenge. but i always, i am the guy who on to win, not only the game, but also the ties as sweden have booked a spot in the women's european championship quarter finals. and they did so in style and lived up to their building as one of the favorites. the team ranked 2nd in the world. fresh for to go 5 know to book a top spot and see. 7 a straight is cameron smith that has one gulf open championship at smith produced a stunning ground of 64 to win the final major of the season by single stroke. for time major, when our mcroy had a share of the overnight lead. but the final round, the 70 at st. andrews. it wasn't quite enough. he finished too short to drift on 18 under. around 65 from cameron young. i took him close to the title of scotland. the american finished in 2nd place. it was smith,

one to 150 of open championship finishing up on 20, on the part to secure the 1st major title of his career. she went away. i'm going to pull up here. first and foremost, the one thing today that they're all that hard work on the highway is done. a lot of companies has really said to pay off and this one definitely makes it. i'm only human at the end of the day. i'm not a robot. and yeah, of course to you and of course you think about it and you envision it you want envision, i mean i was, what are my hotel room is directly opposite the big yellow board on the team there . right. of the 1st and i, every morning i like i and i'm just trying to envision mcelroy at the top, the top name on that leader board. and i don't feel and you know, at the started today it was at the top. but at the start it's more okay. in jessica,

his have one there one day series against wall champions, england and unbeaten sentrea from vish bar pontiff guide is india to victory. manchester who seem winning by 5 rockets with almost 8th over a team like england who was been fantastic 202 old lot last couple of years you see and that can the kind of approach to have everyone found england, one of the best in the world in order to come here and perform and when is more important because that challenge challenges you as a player that challenges other team that's a spot for me needs. thanks a lot santa, that's if may need barca for this news. i and i'll be back in just a few, mom is time with more of the days. news you are watching out, is there a stay with us to shut it off so i will follow up on the line and why is one on one? the had he had a visit, one of the council, the philistines bitten the from the fish for yeah,

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