see salazer welcome. she has a suspect down towards the desert southwest, but for the west coast. dry and generally not on the warm side as such, but 21 celsius in san francisco. as not too bad, not too bad across the caribbean as well. we got the sunshine and shares, heavier showers, again, going to be across at western side of the region. nicaragua, costa rican particular pushing down towards panama, seeing some live issues. and what's the weather coming in to the east? and i was running right the way in the hispaniola. ah, ah, so long as parliament to choose between 3 candidates for president as the island reels on the economic and political turmoil. a

wrong car on this out, is there a lie from dough houses burn on the edge of london as the heat weight. griffin, europe heads north and britain records its highest temperature. while in the u. s. a wall fly continues to grow in texas around a 3rd of all. americans are now living under excessive heat warnings for heat advisories and award winning iranian filmmaker, java upon a. he is ordered to serve a 6 year sentence. he's a 3rd directed to take this month in a crackdown inferences. mm. ah . so long as parliament is due to vote in the coming hours on who will become the next president after a week of mass protest, oh, very crumbling economy. who's got to buy a roger packs that into excel. they're all 3 candidates and the running,

the top contender acting president, vanilla would come a single, has also been the target of protest is rough. michelle fernandez now has moved from columbus on wednesday, parliamentarians will choose a successor to go tobey roger boxer who fled the country and resigned amid massive public protests as the vote approaches. the deal making is intense. guttural, dallas, alabama with the opposition leader pulled out of the race and proposed former government minister, dallas, alabama, among the chairman of the raj boxes, s o p. p party. second, the name probably lou crushing her mother to margaret nama oswick long physical, another senior sir, p. p. member, proposed john as the grimacing of the post. and then the 2nd thing was this man who had been a voice for a critic, vicar missing her, has been premier 6 times. and he's now the acting president. he's a familiar figure, but not a popular one. seen as a protector of the roger boxers. he is likely to have their support. this man is

his main challenger, dallas, alabama, a senior politician, sidelined by the roger pox, a brothers he 1st entered parliament in 1994. a few years later, he said he was disheartened and disgusted. but after a break from politics, he's back in the field. the 3rd candidate is under a komodo dis, annika don. the leader of the national peepers force his party mobilized tens of thousands of people from a crush lanka to march against the raja pucks, the government and vicar missing her. the outcry over the possibility of running a vicar missing her being elected is getting louder. university students join trade unions to voice the opposition on monday. right now. right. a least during our bill politics. re not, don't need bill politics. read what it is. readable it, it least go home, runny done. it all again. some ball over the how can someone fully rejected by the people be chosen as the president of the country?

that's why we are taught to the opposed to this megan of if a state of emergency was declared by the acting president on sunday, giving police and military wider powers to arrest, detain, and hold protest as ban gatherings and crack down on descent. but protested, say they won't be intimidated. the reality of sher lanchen politics rivaling the best fiction. you can read a man who was voted in with a whopping 69000000 votes to become president, forced to leave the country among public protests. and a man who is trying to become his successor, who has thrown out of parliament the sri lankan people hope that their wishes will be respected when the choice is made. men of fernandez al jazeera, colombo aid organizations industry long. a warning, a humanitarian disaster is unfolding with 2500000 children, not getting enough food. save the children, has found half of all through long can families unable to feed the children

properly or put them through school. so vast reports from the central city of candy . i mean, it's not even though i don't know, what are you going to buy for years? they're barely seen be inside of their schools 1st was coughing, but now it's a political and economic crisis. keeping school shocked. most of the time, a history teacher, but that money can traveled 120 kilometers to colombo last week to protest against the country's leaders. he was injured when police tried to disperse protesters with tear gas and water cannons. and i want students to be educated as a good citizen, father and teacher. i want school system to be improved by that. that's why i took the st hema vehicles that he uses a classroom inside his house to prepare students for the exams despite school closures. but it's hard to study if there's not enough to eat sense and economic crisis. prices have gone through the mail. you can only use one or 2 meals

a day, a doesn't say from say many children may be any be malnourished. only one of you find a ride. the bus 3 daughters is receiving an education. the single mother owns one mobile phone, so elders uses it for online classes. her to youngest were forced to drop out of school. giovanni, earn money by making containers for paint. i'll forget that because of the economic crisis, it's very difficult for us. we only eat twice a day. a can't feed my daughter's breakfast because i don't have enough money to buy food. i also can't afford to stock up on food and have to see what i can buy on a daily basis. it's very difficult living with 3 children now. her eldest daughter stream to become an accountant. 8 organizations fear one, 4th of all 3 lumpkins are at the brink of malnutrition, that sir laurie and that we are assuming it's about 6000000 people already in debt

. that crisis liver. and what will happen? 6000000 nice, almost at one port of the population. so that is a healy jewelry for us. what will happen? 2 or 3 lanka and this large population in the next 3 to 6 months. we will it be a concern shared by be di monica was ready to go back to columbia to protest if a new president and his government do not improve the situation quickly, step fast and elses iraq in canada to europe. now where the heat wave continues to fuel while fires and stretch emergency services, as well as smash temperature records, the u. k. recorded it's highest ebay temperature on tuesday, breeching 40 degrees celsius for the 1st time. at least 34 sites of exceeded their previous national record. lamerse and econ has asked people lot to her barbecues, given the surgeon fires across the british capital, nearly 1700 firefighters are battling to contain to massive blazes. in the

southwest of france, authorities, a man had been arrested in suspicion of arson, for as far as also broken out in italy and near the greek capital athens. and more than 35 continued to burn in spain, which is nearly which is nearly 10 days into his he wave, almost the entire country is on high alert or for wal fires as by a slight dropping temperatures. but now poor poor, poor rece reports from the u. k, where health warnings are in place. and not everyone can escape the heat flames and gulf homes near london. shortly after the you case, record temperature was smashed, the london fiber gate declared a major incident with blazes breaking out across the capital and across the u. k. the london guide in particular, is dealing with a number of large sky which didn't spread right, cross the capital and assisting partners in the home counties as well. so all of the emergency services back in london and our home counties are under significant pressure at them. i will buy a ravaged trees along this road in kent. the danger though,

it was not just from the flames. health warnings were issued to protect vulnerable groups such as the elderly and young children at risk from dehydration, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. but with temperature is likely to peak more frequently. emergency dr. caveat coolest bar. nathan says it is the poor who will bear the brunt of a halter. britain. this is a public health emergency. and so so this climate crisis that we're talking about is this abstract thing. in the future, if you live in poor quality housing, you know, the housing stock that we have in the case to cold in the winter. it's too hot in the summer. it's those who live in poor quality housing, working class and racialized communities that are most likely to suffer overheating within the houses. these, the people in the shop and the climate crisis is the economic crisis, and least responsible for those 2 things as well. in the london district of bermondsey 72 year old francis stone was trying to keep cool on her balcony, a respite from the heat inside her council flap. i'm not mad

a clue. you should have known care and regard as to the but some bay. we don't get that sunday we often, but what you've got now is to hey, it'll get every time. it's actually leaky greg. maggie, if they not to stand it be a blessing. elsewhere youngsters enjoyed the weather, the light aside of a worrying picture for a country that was once wet and cold. the record temperatures in the u. k. have brought with them a host of problems from wild fires to pressures on the transport system. and on the health of a population not used to these conditions with climate scientists saying that the worst is yet to come. the country may have to learn to adapt as quickly as possible . paul reese, al jazeera london heat alerts have been issued in more than 20 states in the u. s. affecting more than a 3rd of the country's population. when the 100000000 people have been urged to keep cool while fires in texas of forced hundreds to evacuate their homes,

officials, they're expect the fires to continue growing because the high temperatures and dry conditions shall returns. he now joins us live from washington, d. c. it's an extraordinary number of people there, even the heat warnings or he conditions are we expecting things to get worse? why back to that several ways to look at that question. i think i've absolutely, we're expecting the climate to keep on reaching extremes as a result of the author and action on climate change, but in the short term. also, yes, we are seeing these warnings expected to continue over the coming weeks. tom temperatures up to 43 degrees centigrade 110 degrees fahrenheit. those areas with the extreme heat warnings that you mentioned are mainly in central and southern united states or kansas, missouri, oklahoma, arkansas, or texas into kentucky, tennessee, down to louisiana, mississippi at areas like that. but i also have warnings for the northeast of new

york, boston philadelphia. there was another figure that we had 80 percent of the us population will experience over 90 degrees fahrenheit $30.00 to $2.00 degrees centigrade over the next 7 days. and i think in the here in d saves it's forecast me 35 degrees centigrade on, on wednesday. so these are, these are very, very high temperatures, even in areas that are used to hot summers. it's a timely speech, but we are expecting president joe biden to give a speech on the climate. what we expect him to say will he address what's going on right now? it was such an interesting microcosm of everything we've come to expect from the bite and ministration. we'd been hearing conflicting reports throughout the day that he would declare a climate emergency. he would use a visit to what was once a co 5 plan which, which is now been turned into some sort of offshore wind facility to make, make a declaration and the, the u. s. face of the climate emergency. and this is a sort of bureaucratic thing, but it's also

a very dramatic thing. it's something that allows the president to move to expedite the cut red table in various areas to increase funding to various areas that will help combat climate change. but as the day wore on, we had, i'm finally going to confirm the precedent that he won't be actually declaring a climate emergency after all, he may, may talk about some, some other executive actions that, that he might take. but i'm behind that is the story that we've had so often in the bite administration. that was a sense that it's the weekend when it became clear. the jo mansion, the democratic senator from west virginia, who's taken massive amounts of fossil fuel money, was just basically going to say, look, i'm never going to vote for any go climate agenda. and the by did ministration seem to finally get the message and without his vote in the 5050 senate, they weren't gonna get the thing through. at almost anger in the white of my going to show him, we're going to declare an emergency. but then mansion started making some other noises today. so maybe maybe i'll be open to something. and now biden's going back and said, well in that case the white house seems to be saying, well, in that case we don't want to offend him and we have to go back to our usual. are

you sure toy of, of just hoping that somehow legislation will become unlocked because it was brilliant scale in the senate, but that's been the story with so much of by just completely destroyed domestic agenda. so we're back to about in the meantime, the temperatures keep going up and the us is nowhere near to meeting any of the promises. biden made about its international climate obligations. i think maybe that that maybe maybe 25 percent on track of, of the climate obligations will expire and keeps on like this. that even, that's probably generous. she returns you there in washington, d. c. thanks. so the head on al jazeera, why gray next bulls run the agenda, when russia's vladimir putin, that iranian and turkish leaders had a new report of his oblique assessment of the state of the environment and australia. ah,

john, he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle book. your travel package today. hello, there is business as usual for central parts of china, somewhere to where the coming through here, garage easing across the yellow sea towards a south career particular some heavier burst of rain that could cause some localized flooding. not too bad for japan, whence they largely try one or 2 showers topping, entailing the country, where to weather will make his way back towards that western side of japan as we go on into where thursday coming in to southern areas of hon. she was sliding a little further northwards and east was bright as guys come back behind north, caressing some lively showers. one or 2 showers into central parts, still hot in shanghai. around 35 degrees celsius. a similar temperature to for hong kong has more the west sunshine than showers here, sunshine and showers as usual across a good part of our south east asia. still some lively ones into that eastern side

of indonesia. some heavier showers started to push away to southern areas of sumatra, so plenty of showers longest, both of rain monsoon rays, of course, across india, but not as intense. not as widespread as they have been recently. shouldn't be quite so bad just along the western gas noticed the rain stu pep harp just around northern parts of india, pushing up to was in a pool. and we could see some localized flooding here over the next couple of days . some of that wet weather. it to pakistan, katha, airway, official airline of the journey, new, boise heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners. we can't really hear what they really think in their own country shifting power, they case the rise of citizens. journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative australians went to the pole with those images front of my is a war that very much going forth out in the media as well on the battlefield.

they're listening. dissect the media on al jazeera ah ah, they're watching out as a reminder of our top stories this out. so long as parliament is expected to vote in the coming hours on who will become the next president or 3 candidates in the running. they include in swim leda and former prime minister. renelle will come a single, and there's been a string of fires across london as you pay, recorded its highest temperature, making 40 degrees for the 1st time run a mess in. econ says the fire brigade is an immense person, and he to lots have been issued in more than 20 states, will use effectively a 100 while flies and texas up force hundreds for bacteria, homes,

and officials that expect the fires to continue growing. president vladimir putin says he's willing to facilitate ukrainian grain exports, but only on the condition that the remaining restrictions on russian and grain are removed. earlier putin, hel, talked to the rounds of president abraham, racy and turkish leadership type at the one in terran. those discussions were meant to focus on syria, but they were overshadowed by the fallout from the war in ukraine. russell said our reports from to her. russian president, vladimir, put his 1st face to face meeting with me to leader since rushes invasion of ukraine in february. putin, antonius, president jeff, type avalon were in iran's capital to rom, to discuss a un back proposal to resume exports of ukrainian grain through the black sea to help ease the global food crisis if a jew of polluted that he though issues you know, i want to thank you for your efforts in mediation, providing a forum for negotiation on foot problems on the problem of grain export by the

black sea was we move forward under your mediation. not all the problems have been resolved yet, but it's already good that there is a movement on the 2nd international trip since the start of the war in ukraine put in also met iranian present. abraham bracy who hosted the trilateral summit. both russia and iran are among the most sanctioned countries in the world, and the 2 nations are now seeking to boost economy corporation is sat as over at this level of business and trade between the 2 countries is definitely not enough considering the existing capacities for half and it can go to a higher level. we think we can reach $30000000000.00, which is 3 times more than the current number on me just before put his visit. russian energy giant cost rome and iran's national oil companies signed a memorandum of understanding worth $40000000000.00 to develop a gas field around kish island or in the gold was actually if so, mean at the summit is a part of our standard format. a mechanism that was established 5 years ago between

russia, turkey and iran, 2 and the 11 the war in syria. ah, what russian iran are the main beckers of the syrian government, led by cheryl a said turkey has effectively supported to sit in opposition. since 2016 turkey has also lost 3 major military operations inside syria against curtis arm group y, p g and isis. and uncle ross's preparations are now on the way to conduct a fort operation into syria, to create a 30 kilometer deep securities on a plan that both russia and iran or pause. but the turkish president did not back down me legal. a names are custody. we are determined to drive out the centers of evil from syria that threatened our national security gonna, as us, donna guarantors, our expectation from the russian federation and iran is to support turkey in this fight. despite is all 3 present, said the austin. a peace process has been effective in setting up

a foundation for peace in syria. russia has withdrawn most of his forces from syria after the war began in ukraine. now, syria is increasingly becoming a source of tension between turkey and iran, as they both have a significant military presence in the country. the next round of the trilateral summit under a standard format will be held in moscow. but the fragile balance between these 3 countries could possibly be disturbed in case of a military operation into syria august they can find a diplomatic solution to the crisis. russell said that of 0 iraq, iran, as judiciary says the award winning filmmaker, java upon a. he must serve a 6 year sentence that was originally handed to him in 2010. but he had been accused of supporting antique govern demonstrations. he was arrested last week after he went into the prosecutor's office to inquire about to detained a fellow filmmaker's. mamma that russell off and must suffer alarm at rules arrested after they use social media to condemn the government's response. the

protests i thought is that the research director, the national iranian american council, she joins is now from las los angeles. i. so we've been seeing a lot more of these crackdowns. nothing unusual in iran, but what's behind this latest round a thank you for having me. well, it's the volume with which we're seeing it is actually even unusual for iran. of course, iran is an authoritarian state. it's a state in which the iranians themselves have been repressed in many different ways . but over the course of the last several years, as economic and domestic pressure have increased, you also see an increased crackdown coming from the top down from the iranian authorities and security forces. whether it be a protest that they meet with deadly force, which we saw in november of 2019, whether it be increased arrests of dissidence. one of the things to keep in mind is while artists have come under increased pressure and attacks this, these particular arrest coincided with that of most have

a touch of inches. in iranian political figures to someone who served under the hot time he read under the ha tommy administration. so it's not, it's not one group, it's really a crackdown on any form of dissidents within the state. but does that mean there's external pressures, hey, on the iranian govern of a doing this because they're losing support. i certainly think that external pressure has something to do with what we're seeing happened. this is, in fact, you know, proponents of diplomacy, those who wanted iranian civil society to thrive, argued for years that these, the sanctions pressure, the pressure that externally being put on iran, namely ordinary iranians. not the iranian government will create this kind of pressure from within, which will then create a crackdown from above. that's what we've seen, not only in the case of iran, but really in any situation where you see domestic pressure. what the iranian authorities have shown is that their number one priority is not their citizens. it's not the people of the country. it is sustaining their own power and they are

willing to take any measure to do so. on the back of all of this i, we all saying abraham rising meet with vladimir putin and with the turkeys president, are the one certainly a strong image that they're protect projecting to the world. but are they getting that kind of support at home as well? and there is certainly a group or you know, a population within the country that does support the state, arguably that is a minority. when you see the protests that we've seen over the last several years, these protests have been increasing. and this is especially the case as economic pressure continues to increase on them in terms of the messaging that the iranian government is giving. i think that the messaging is, is more for their own people and for the international community. the message is to say that descent will not be allowed. however, did iranian people are also sending their own message not only to the iranian government, but to the international community and that messages that they will not be silenced . someone a figure like jeff are palmer himself, but as you mentioned,

she was originally arrested in 2010. that's because he was participating in protests in 2009 in 2010. so this is a figure who throughout decades continues to resist any from repression that he sees in state. us are all, thank you very much as us a rod from los angeles. thank you. thousands of sedans, house people have been protesting across multiple cities. the morning justice for dozens of people killed and tribal clashes and blue now states, and he said to people, been killed, and the 200 wounded since fighting broke out last week. between the birds he and the house. the groups had been morgan has moved from lunel state, were here in one of the residential districts, and were serious locality. incidence blue now states. and this area here was a scene of fighting between members of the house, the tribe, and members of the font tribe. it's a coalition of various other tribes. now it's has thought had over land dispute with members of the french tribe,

saying that the house of tribe had tried to take overland and claim it as bears. this has led to a curfew being declared in the state after at least 80 people were killed and more than 200 injured. as a result of the fighting houses and properties have been burned, including shops at the market, and members of the house, the community had to flee to the capital them as in or to neighboring hot tombs. state note has also led to a wave of protests in several other states, including the eastern states of godaddy and casela, where at least 3 people were killed. and a curfew was announced, as well as the capital harpoon. where on tuesday, hundreds of members from the house, the community protested in the capital, demanding the government take action against the latest round of violence. boon al state is no stranger to violence. it's been the scene of fighting between government forces and rebel forces for decades until a peace agreement was signed in 2020, and was hoped that that peace agreement will brings the ability to the region. but the latest wave of clash as the tribal clash, as has shown that even with the peas,

they'll find balloon i'll state has a long way to go before permanent stability and security settles m versus accuse vietnam, cambodia, brunei and macau, of not doing enough to stop for sex work, it's added those countries to a human trafficking block list, and also block mrs. bruce and downgraded the state of bulgaria for not making significant efforts to help migrants more. the scale of his problems vast. there are nearly 25000000 people. currently, victims of trafficking 25000000 p. the united states is committed to fighting because trafficking destabilized societies, it undermines economies. it harms workers. it enriches those who exploit them, undercuts legitimate business and most fundamentally because it is so profoundly wrong. australia's environment is in a poor state and getting worse. it state of the environment report on climate

change related whether offense ah, compounding an ecosystem that is already in trouble. sarah clock reports from brisbin already this year. sydney and much of new south wales have been devastated by torrential rain and floods. the forecast is more of the same with the latest state of the environment. report declaring that extreme weather events like this are becoming the new norm. in the last 5 years, we've gotten into the impact of extreme events such as storms, wild fires, and very large bleaching away events caused by heat waves. sy, clones droughts and floods, and they have impacted almost every square inch of australia. the 2000 paid scientific document paints a grim picture of australia's ecosystems for marine environments to the days it land. an ocean. temperatures are on the rise, and australia has lost more memo species than any other continent. we name are 40

teams and sporting teams after a showing animals. we really love our wildlife in australia, so unique the world that we are destroying their homes. and the thing we can do to protect them is to protect their high and protect their habitats. the scientific gordon, so pollution mining, invasive species and climate change are to blame. this solution is a drastic reduction in carbon emissions, as well as stronger national environment laws and a federal regulator to enforce them. the started, the environment report is compiled every 5 years. the last 4 had painted a grim picture. the past reports have predicted the future impacts of climate change is lighter scientific assessment is recording extensive damage that's happening now. responding to the report, australia newly elected government announced plans to protect 30 percent of the countries landon oceans by 2030. what the environment really name is the changed system. that's the message from the samuel review. that's the message from the

state of the environment report. without structural change, we'll be resigning ourselves to another decade. if failure, without the tools we need to arrest our decline. another decade side to say is to light sarah, clock out a 0 brisbin australia to it is one his 1st round and his legal battle against the law musk. the social media platform wants to force the billionaire to complete a $44000000000.00 buyout deal of he walked away from his bed early this month. must lawyers a push to have the troll delight delayed until february next year. but a judge agreed to fast track the process with preceding said to start in october. ah, and this is out there and these are the top stories so long as parliament is expected to vote. and the.