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its play of the many ah, moments of terra, and saw the passenger train in spain, one of the many countries across up in europe, where wildlife spots my an extreme heat wife has prompted a call to action. we have a choice, collective action or collective suicide. it is in our hands. ah, other, i'm kid banal. this is al jack, they're alive from dall ha. also coming up a state of emergency and sri lanka, where protest is demanding a political overhaul palm that prepares to select a new president ukraine targets russian, logistics. well, moscow and flex more damage in the,

in the back of the dunbar takes a disruptive and i get, and panama demonstrated have rejected a deal with the government. it's failure to the following cost of living. ah, but again in europe, in the grip of a summer, like no other, a scorching heat wave record temperatures and raging wildfire, a threatening homes and putting lives at risk. forest fires in france, greece, portugal, and spain have destroyed thousands of heck this land. the u. k. ireland and belgium are among several nations that are reporting unusually hot days. i'll just our correspondence reporting from different hot spots on the content as your simmons in london. natasha butler isn't powers 1st. this report from famous robbie in spain just outside one of the worst effected areas, some of the battling to

control the inferno across spain. it's a race against time to contain wildfires that have been raging out of control from the south of the country to the north. where blazes have scorched 4600 hector's of land over the past few days. the train journeys also supported by the worst wildfires for a decade in a visit to one of the worst effected areas. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez made clear what he thought was to blame. i want to say that evidently climate change kills it, kills people, kills ecosystems, the bio diversity, and also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, homes, businesses and livestock were here in a farming area in an agricultural area near the town of zamora,

one of the worst effective parts of spain where the wildfires have been raging for days and we see truly apocalyptic scenes. the flames are just taking over suddenly the entire areas of farmland, entire buildings filled with animals and farming equipment. people are trying to use harvesters to dig fire lies to stop the fire where it is, but it continues to rage on and take over more and more land just using it as fuel burning further and faster in south west france firefighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, a tactic, use to clear out the buildup of flammable materials by igniting the surrounding vegetation. and it is a matter of urgency since tuesday. the blazes have already consumed thousands of hector's, a forest in the payroll region, and thousands of residents and tourist alike,

forced to move to emergency shelters. amid all this is the uncomfortable reality of the effect of record breaking high temperatures. as delegates from 40 countries gathered at the petersburg climate dialogue in berlin. the message from the hosts act now before it's too late. and while we are still grappling with the fall out from the pandemic, the impacts of climate change shall be coming even more dangerous across the world . a threat at risk spilling out beyond countries directly affected. then basra, the o, j 0. so moral spain. let's go to france now, where meteorologist said the southwest and parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse. let us butler is in paris with more on the heat wave there. splashing in a fountain helped some people cope has temperatures saud in paris. at the peak of

a heat wave that began nearly a week ago, as people looked for ways to cool down this ice cream shop in the center of the city, proved a popular choice. a refreshing break on a sweltering day to me that i tried to stay hydrated and because i have a sweet tooth, i eat ice cream, good young families. now we close the windows and shots as at home while it's hot on the banks of a canal. some so she did a temporary beach and a chance to get in on the water. some people of that paris to avoid being in the city during recount way. others are unable to and from people simply can't afford a particularly because of inflation for facilities like this really offer a welcome respite children. when y'all, for those of us who don't have much money to go on holiday, it's great. it's hard and expensive to entertain. children all summer in paris, but he, they can enjoy the water. it was

a much bleaker picture in the south west of the country. days of hot, dry weather, have exacerbated the situation for firefighters who are battling wildfires. the french government is urged people to remain vigilant and put most of the country on high alert. but as heat waves become more frequent, this campaigner says the government needs to do more to tackle climate change. we had as much it waves in 15 years that in 45 years. so it's we see an increase in the intensity and frequency and my trust right now isn't the citizen power. so in us managing to put additional and so no pressure oliver on our commitments a sudden they finally take action meteorologist say temperatures should fall in the coming days until then people will have to endure the intense heat will try to escape it the best they can natasha butler out, is there a paris and a new k. there are warnings, their temperatures could break. records of the next 24 hours. it being asked to

take extra precautions. it's andrew simmons reporting from london going slow or getting cancelled britain's rail services. on the brink of failure, as much of the countries infrastructure can't cope with searing, temperatures, make shift foil used on steel bridges. an attempt to deflect the heat, road surfaces beginning to melt more alarming voluntary ambulance stove, trying to back up an already fully stretched national health service, dealing with heat related emergencies. and in london, if you get out of the sun and go on the ground, it's even worse for why is it that britain can't cope with heat waves? so much of it to do with it's outdated in another good infrastructure. this call comes with extreme temperatures. here on london with

some pass just can't see what the fuss is about. 3536 degrees. people pay money to go to places with that. and those places don't ever conditioning either. yeah. so you basically think it's over the top. yeah. and american tourist isn't impressed. it gets as high regularly, but we have air conditioning everywhere and everything's set up for it to to be that high. i from the, in the weather is just fine with the increasing threat of extreme where events caused by global warming. many civil engineers believe countries like the u . k. need to invest much more. the u. k. is the seen the impact of climate change and not as much as other countries are in the world. and therefore, perhaps the urgency is nurse felt as much as issued that they got a big a really big task in hand. and they should be starting on it right now. well, nell,

that sense of urgency is beginning to rise along with the temperature setting, new records all across the u. k. andrew simmons out, jazeera london, the un secretary general antonio hair, says tall officials from 40 nations at a climate conference in berlin. that the time is now to take decisive action on climate change. 8 months ago we left coughed 26 with 1.5 degrees on life support. since then it's pulse as we can further. greenhouse gas concentration, sea level rise and ocean hit. a broken new records off of humanity is in the danger zone from floods that obs, extreme stores and wildfires. no nation is immune. yet we continued to feel though of fossil fuel addiction. what troubles me most is that in facing these global crazes, we are failing to work together as

a multilateral community. although it is elk, he is president of the institute for governance and sustainable development. he joins us now from myrtle beach in south carolina. thank you very much for your time . your focus, if i'm not wrong, is on fast mitigate mitigation strategies to protect the climate. talk through what they are, what are the fast mitigation strategies? what can be done quickly? the fastest way to slow down warming is to cut the short lived super climate pollutants. these are not c o 2, which we have to cut as well. it's not carbon dioxide, but it is methane, which is the primary component of natural gas. it is, the black carbon stood that comes from a dirty diesel bus or truck, or a coal fired power plant. it is tropical those,

which is ground level ozone or basically photo chemical smart. and it is h, f, c's, hydro, floral, carbon refrigerants, that we put in our air conditioners, which we then need because it's getting hotter. and yet those same air conditioners that are cooling us, use an incredible amount of energy which is still mostly fossil fuel. so that adds to future warming, and those air conditioners include the hfc refrigerants, which are one of the super climate pollutant. so we talk about the benefits of winning that sprint to 2030 by cut in the short lived super pollutants. if you cut them, they are short lived, so they fall out of the atmosphere in days to weeks to a decade and

a half at the most. and they produce fast cooling. and this is in contrast to cut in carbon dioxide, which we also have to do, but it does produce cooling and tell about 2050 start to kick in a bit. that's really interesting because a lot of the focus is on, on carbon emissions. especially when we're looking at what's happening around the world right now with, with all these wild eyes. and we just had massive flooding and in australia. so once recess and then on how we are as a global community, starting to, to try and combat those, those, those foster, those foster mitigation strategies. type thing, things like you said, the pain in hfc refrigerants. how, how are we doing? well, we put the hfc refrigerants under the nest environmental treaty, and the best climate treaty world has ever created the laundry. all one recall which was designed initially to protect stratospheric ozone layer. but because the

same chemicals that destroy ozone also cause climate change. yeah, treaty has done more for climate than any other agreement. so we put hfc under that through the gali amendment. in 2016 and rwanda brilliant stepped forward, which can avoid up to a half degrees celsius future warming by the end of the century. that's a big amount of warming. we're at $1.00 degrees above pre industrial levels, cruising along very fast to $1.00, which is the outer guardrail. beyond which we will suffer incredible climate tipping points which will be irreversible and catastrophic. so that's the 1st thing, hfc is, 2nd would be methane. so we have now the global methane

pledge, which $120.00 countries joined to say we will cut our methane emissions by 30 percent by 2030. and that has the potential take out of that 0.3 degrees, future warning by the 2040. so it's the single biggest and fastest bite out of the climate warming the we can possibly take. and so those 2 things are pro incredibly important. and then black carbon and the troubles for goes owner round level smog. those are classic airplanes. and we have existing laws to protect air. we just need to enforce them better. oh, i'd so good to hear. there is some odd bright spots in our, in our efforts to combat climate change because it can seem really overwhelming. how important then is, is global cooperation and trying to do all of this and what's your assessment of how. 9 we are cooperating as a, as a global community. oh, this is

a global problem. it does require global cooperation. you're absolutely correct. and the world does from time to time come together as it has with the monitor or protocol and the gali amendment to cooperate for the common good. we also have recently launched on new multi lateral effort to do a plastics tree. because plastic pollution is also killing me, oceans, and infected all of us with thumb. you know, a credit cards worth of plastic in our system. it's in the placenta, newborn babies. so there is some continuing appetite for multi level cooperation. it's not easy because when it china, we need india, we need russia. and so the question is, can we cooperate on climate change,

even as we fight about human rights, are about the invasion of the ukraine. other very important issues that, that we need to solve as well. so. so i do, i do think we can, we still can pull a rabbit out of that. sure. well, that is good news. i want to ask you finally and, and excuse me, if this is outside your said fremont. but once you take on how well we are planning ahead for the impacts of climate change in our city planning our, your planting of forests, funding of trees. because you know, well, as i said, we're seeing all these wildfires right now or across europe and, and, and extreme weather events and becoming more normal. so how well are we planning ahead using, i don't know if i resist the materials and, and you know, having gaps in between, you know, tree lives. right. and we're getting better. i mean that we're,

we are smart enough to, to see what's happening today and to prepare for the future. so in the urban areas, miss means planting trees because the shade lower is the temperature mediately. it means have in reflective white rooms on all of our buildings, you'd send a tremendous amount of incoming solar radiation safely back to space cool buildings, and allow us to use less air condition, which means less c o 2 emissions from fossil fuel use and less, some hfc, so there are, there are things to do and there's a wonderful group does some smart surfaces based globally. and they are helping us get the urban areas prepared for the, the areas that you mentioned where they're wild fires, you know, it does main doing control worms getting rid of the underbrush. that is the tinder

that makes the fires even more powerful, even stronger and building both some fire resistant material and not building and certain places stay out of the grown areas. and i really got to talk to you. thank you so much for your time. don't zaki, their president of the institute for governance and sustainable development? you're welcome. australia has released a grim report on the state of the environment there and found that climate change habitat loss, pollution and mining, have their to a decline in the nation's ecological well being. the report also says estrada has off more mammal species than any of the continent, and has one of the highest rates of species loss in the developed world. foreign ministers from the european union have agreed to fund another $504000000.00 to supply alms to ukraine. the money is meant to help the e u jointly by equipment for the ukranian military, including lethal weapons,

but only for defensive purposes. we are very fight, i did violence, so good russia aggression engage, she really and people in your grade. and they also disturbing reports about the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war. while you're rushing drugs, broucher continues to target fields and food stocks. everybody have seen the images over, we'd feels be in burn. they continue blocking the export from ukraine. they are responsible for the hunger in their wolf. at least 6 civilians have been killed by russian shelling in the eastern ukrainian town of toilets. the state emergency service says it pulled 5 bodies from the rubble of a 2 story building. people were believed to be sheltering in the building when it came under fire stories,

because being targeted as part of russia's offensive in the dom boss, region and ukrainian farm is erasing to save their crops softer. russian shelling sparks new field fires in supper, easier by farmland. board as much of the front line and on ask ukraine has repeatedly accused russia of attacking infrastructure and agriculture to provoke a global food crisis. a state of emergency has been opposed in sri lanka, as its parliament passed elect. a new president acting leader on novick. premier singer says the measures unnecessary to avoid any unrest ahead of wednesday's vote . but critics say, it's a point to crush descent and often, and as reports from colombo, i 1st it was present, gotta be roger boxer. now, protest is want his replacement gone outside the country central railway station. they demonstrated calling for acting, president ronald vicar, missing her to resign. there was her brother,

i go back to him. you want to say i got the right button, rudo history. we want to or you want to hear god, the roger boxes are bribery and also corruption. weaker, missing her was voted out of parliament. at the last general elections, he returned as an mp with a single seat allocated to his party. on wednesday parliament will choose the successor to go to obey raj boxer. the raja pox a party the s l p p has said it will back vicar missing her. very try to bring all roger box of our dot org. a bunch of last will become once again. that's why we are both lanelle, dawn, dawn dryer dog bring granny latter brussard i'm. it will be a big, big, big there much stress on in the country. such warnings prompted vicar missing, had to declare a state of emergency. on sunday, it gives police and the military more power to detain and arrest protest is. but that is in deterring the demonstrators from rep bill 9 didn't know nearly

a deal for those. instead of him and this has been declared and go for years as we declared. but people came to the struggle. people came to the road and they say slogans. and they are protesting. they're, they're never scared of this supper is shop. i think of missing has largely ignored the criticism, appear kicking out a little della. do we fight each other and destroy the country or do our parties work together peacefully and rebuild discovery. that is the most important political question we faced to be on the ship on a problem. as parliamentarians get ready to choose a successor to present got up a roger parsa on wednesday. there are increasing cause like this for them to remember. they represent the people not themselves. minute fernandez, urges era, colombo and dale between protested and panam is government has collapsed. indigenous groups have been blocking a major highway for over week,

angry about the cost of fuel and food. on sunday, the government agreed to freeze fuel prices for 3 months, but protested the calling for more concessions. alessandra amputee purports protestors in panama burn tires and blocked roads, once again in the capitol and across the country. in a meeting on monday morning, a majority of protesters literally tore up the agreement, reached with the government late on sunday to end the blockades in exchange for further reducing the price of petrol. ha ha! we had told the government, we had to consult with the rank and file. the agreement was signed under pressure. the people have decided and i comply with their decision. we want to tell the education minister who could not be here today, that there is no agreement unless the issues behind this crisis are resolved. proof if there's now one more than the government's plan to reduce the price of fuel medicine and food unions and indigenous groups are now demanding

a national negotiation to address political corruption in discuss larger political reform. we have said repeatedly that there has to be one negotiating table. we have said that structural issues need to be addressed. no more come and go on a few cents reduction on gasoline prices, some with a cost of food, since businessmen keep accumulating well. the government so far has not responded the blockades independent american highway that connects panama with the rest of central america in the countries main route for basic goods. entered a 3rd week. economists warned the demonstrations of cost the country millions of dollars in losses and are leading to shortages of fuel and food. and monday, most sauls at panama main produce markets close early for lack of fruits and vegetables. under 40 for everything stuck, things are right. my little tomato onions, papers or carrots in potato, molly?

and usually we can only sell 30 percent or so of what arrives. the rest is already ruined for been blocked for days for your 11th. faith is improving social and rest and getting further away from finding a solution to end up getting the gunman responsible for a school massacre in florida in 2018 is back in court. nicholas cruz has already pled guilty to the crime. now agirri will decide whether he should face the death penalty or life in prison shepherd tons a report. the prosecutor is attempting to convince a jury that has no room for the consideration of mitigating circumstances when deciding whether nicholas cruz should be put to death for the 2018 laundry stone. when douglas school shooting, given the premeditation and cruelty of the crime, i'm going to speak to you. ready about the unspeakable about this defendant's goal directed plan, systematic murder,

mass murder, of 14 children. and that's where the director ed teacher and coach crews even recorded a sofa and video days before boasting about his chilling intentions. hello, my name is nick. i will be the next school shooter of 2008. my goal is at least 20 people with an a r in some trees around. some 50 family members of those killed in the courtroom as the prosecution recounted cruz's methodical killing spree. the 1st witnesses were called among them a teacher who said if students were writing valentine's day cards of characters and shakespeare's romeo and juliet, when the shooting began, it just kept going and going and going as a student to capture the seat on cell phone video also spoke with just sitting kind of like sitting ducks of the footage she captured was played to the jurors. only

the audio could be heard in the public gallery, which proved too much for some creases. defense council is chosen to defer an opening statement until later in the trial. however, it's been reported that among the mitigating factors the defense would like to produce evidence of brain abnormalities, pre sustained as a fetus. after the shooting survivors formed the gun control group, march ra, lives now seen as a powerful voice and the gun control debate. parents of the dead also remained vocal as seen just last week at the white house when a brief fall the heckle joe biden for not doing. the jury must reach a unanimous decision to recommend the nicholas cruz we put to death. otherwise, he will face life in prison without parole. she ebert hansie al jazeera copper has built 7 new stadium, specifically for the world comp, which begins on november the 21st. then use our architectural feats with a knob to sustainability as african aim reports. the stadiums of the 1st world cup

in the middle east are architectural mirrors of era culture and heritage. attent used by better winds and ivory cap warned by pious muslim boys and men a gold colored handicraft. we've invested a lot during the design of stairs prior to the construction, to make sure that whatever is being built for the, for the document is being kept for the legacy and the local needs. and even the local league needs. welcome to lucille stadium, home to the final match and the closing ceremony. up to $86000.00 fans will enjoy unobstructed views of the field. the roof contains one and a half times the amount of steel as the eiffel tower, and sons of or an experience. i purely, from a sporting point of view, it'll be unprecedented and really spectacular. i can't emphasize otherwise enough.

stadium 974 is the 1st venue in fi fi history that will disappear. the $974.00 recycled shipping containers will be dismantled to give way to additional waterfront development after the world cup. the beauty of the stadium is the, it will have many more opening games in different countries and different cultures and in different locations. but also because i think the 1st stage in the world, which, which has this overpowering sustainability statement to it. in addition to stadium 974 seats, and components of other venues will be donated to developing countries in need of sport infrastructure. with a non profit group, carbon market watch says to offset emissions. the material would need to be used multiple times, especially if shipped thousands of kilometers away.