she nicea o morocco, it's the alicia. join us for the world. go count down on al jazeera, the heart wrenching good bye, loved ones, not knowing when they were united ticket, women and children heading west to relative safety, often leaving men behind among them. foreign is also trying to get out train rise of a free, but it's on a 1st come, 1st serve basis here at the bus station there only a few rides available, and that's only due to surrounding villages. so people like for me and rose, now need to find another way to get out of the city. but for now they, like many others, would have to reach in hope. hoping tomorrow is a better day. ah, content ablaze it race to control fires as the deadly heat wave makes its way

across europe. ah, hello i mary, i'm the mozy im watching al jazeera coming up in the program. on the brink of collapse, italy's government looks lightly to fall with 3 coalition parties, refusing to back mario druggie ha, angering colombo and a new president is chosen. he immediately promises to crack down on troublemakers of some of easter. johnson bids farewell to parliament, his bossy names, the fine 2 contenders to replace him ah,

alone, welcome to the program from spain and france through italy in into greece. forest fires continued to threaten lives and homes in europe. soaring temperatures and drought conditions of dried out vegetation, allowing flames to ravage grace waves of the continent. the wave is already thought of contributed to the depths of more than a 1000 people in spain and portugal, and the fires of lights and mass evacuation orders in spain verifies burning in 5 different regions. algae, there is a bus ravi, begins our coverage now from some more province. when the inferno came, farmers in some order became firefighters. i wouldn't have it. oh, my god, he says, i'm all alone. in remote areas like this, there is no time to wait for a rescue proof. you have to save yourself. the wind whips up the flames in every

direction. it is easy to find yourself surround. mm. i came out of nowhere. oh my go go. here you go to get around this guy days later, manuel hills toward soil putting out any remaining embers. m. austin, you, i, you that we had help but from other farmers in the area with thought is the local government didn't help was told entire it. it's very nice to come after the fire and say we will pay for all of this for the time to help us use when the fire is here in the blaze burned crops, destroyed infrastructure and left behind. economic uncertainty, fires in this part of the country may be under control for now, but there is still smoke hanging in the air. you can see it obscuring the landscape

. you can even smell it for the people living here. and for those fire rescue teams that are based here in tomorrow, these are ever present reminders of the wild, far season is far from over. oh, if you're my for 3 generations yolanda my. oh julians family has lived and worked on this land. you mom. she watched their barn go up in flames in minutes. oh, taking stock. she says they don't know how they'll be able to recover. and, ya know, got the arizona on bonham. i've never seen anything like this before. the fire came very quickly with a lot of wind. it was just relentless. we could do absolutely nothing. it's still going. it still has a lot of power. there used to be hundreds of animals here, most were moved, but yolanda family could not save the hay. the livestock,

these even before the wildfires changed this landscape, life here was hard. families struggling just to make a living are now scrambling to keep their future from turning to ash. zane basra v o g 0, tara spain. o. elsewhere, thousands of people in greece have had to leave their homes. it is 5 been close to the capital, aphids or to bombing aircraft. and helicopters have been used to try to control the flames. but strong winds and making that difficult. several homes and buildings have already been destroyed. dosage of ari reports now 24 hours on and these fires are still burning. in the foothills of the delving mountain near hundreds of firefighters battled the place which had been gone dozens of times. as the

wildfires continued to spread, thousands of people have been evacuated while some refused to leave, insisting on taking matters into their own hands. we have been battling since last night. we saved it at the last minute. it was a fire engine, does not have any more water and the fire keeps re ignited. it was really hard to get on the part that the whole house burned. everything was lost, book, piano clo, this i can photos, fire everything that a person would have. i am 53, so imagine at the moment we are only with what you see here in the nearby town of more than 3500 people were evacuated. aspire spread quickly. cost us has a house in the hills here. he left on tuesday. now he doesn't know if he will have a home to return to a little bit staying because we have the hope our phone will provide. but we should be a little bit cynical because we can do anything. officials you say that since the

start of the fire season on may 1st, there have been already nearly 2500 wildfires. the main obstacle for firefighters, not the high temperatures, but the strong winds which keep changing direction, starting new fires more than 90000 people have been evacuated so far from areas near the capitol. and the hardest part of the summer is still to come. this small, quiet town of and through south palm to a few 1000 people has already witnessed the wrath of the fires this year. while these homes have been spared across the valley, the damage is clear. the athens fire chief says his crews priorities to safeguard human life. something they've managed to do so far. greece is asking other european nations for help to get through the fire season, which officially last until the end of october. dorset jabari al jazeera and through sat greece, while the french president,

his mat firefighters in the southwest of the country as blazes spread across the region there. emanuel micron is in your own that where nearly 200 square kilometers of forest land have been destroyed. strong winds and droughts are being blamed. french emergency services also battling fires in person in the north west where hundreds of people have had to leave their homes. social and somewhat fun view for changes we are experiencing not only affect france effects, the entire mediterranean region. and even beyond several countries that we're experiencing right fires are living through an acceleration of direct consequences of climate change. and so all of this will require us to make critical decisions upon the decision. well, in the us, president joe biden isn't out $2300000000.00 in funding to help communities deal with the effects of climate change is also due to announce executive actions to combat the climate emergency in the coming days. so we have to act extreme whether

disrupt supply change causes the latest shortages for consumers and businesses. climate changes, literally existential threat to our nation and to the world. so my message today is this, since congress is not active as it should. and these guys here are, but we're not get many republican votes. this is an emergency. one of mexico's wealthiest cities is facing a water shortage crisis. one to re, has reached a critical point after months of trying to mitigate our water supplies linked to a persistent drought. the dams that supply water to the city of more than $5000000.00 people, a close to running dry authorities have been forced to restrict, was used to just a few hours each day. money rapidly has more from monterey were at the low level ca damn, which is just in the outskirts of the city of monterey, where we're standing right now with

a dry lake bed. i should probably address what you're seeing behind this, which is a very surreal sight, a boat just sort of sitting there at the top of this dry lake. but that's become kind of emblematic of the situation that the city here has has been living to my right. what little water you see left in the back behind us there of the level of dam is being slowly pumped out throughout all hours of the day to supply and relieve the citizens of monterey. and we're talking about somewhere around 5000000 people more than 5000000 people. so to say the least experts are arguing that it's just not a sustainable solution to this problem. now, experts here in mexico have identified several different factors that are contrib contributing to the ongoing water shortage. the most significant of which is the linear weather phenomenon, which, when it affects different regions of the world, it will disrupt traditional weather patterns. in the case of northern mexico, it means that the rainy season, which was supposed to begin in may simply didn't begin. it's been months now

without any significant rainfall. so overwhelmingly what we're hearing from people here who are not only worried that the lake behind us has dried up, the local economy is also drying up with it. what they're wanting is rain. they're praying for rain and there just doesn't seem to be a drop of precipitation in sight. the prime minister has won a confidence in the senate, but the move, which has meant to restore unity to his government, could instead see it collapse. mario drug called the motion to try to and divisions with in his governing coalition. but the 3 main coalition partners refused to participate in the vote. druggie tried to step down last week, but the president rejected his resignation, urging him to try to revive his administration. druggie is now expected of his resignation. for the 2nd time i, the writing explains this from rome. got him there. they could come as early as thursday morning in rome. he's expected to give

a speech in the lower house of parliament on thursday, and most people and even some anonymous forces speaking to italian media, say he's going to resign there. and then immediately after that, travel up to quit knowledge hill to the presidential palace and hell present says your method that he wants to resign. and it's doubtful as he says that and does all that on thursday that the president, this time would reject if there's just been too much division in this so called unity government over the last week. it 1st started when this 5 star movement just a few years ago, the party with the most seats and parliament a party that's fracturing and, and seen many defections and really thinking and opinion polls. while they were on board with a vote. the matter that i get called and so that confidence vote didn't meet drag ease requirements. so he offered a resignation that was rejected. and then he come here to the senate on wednesday and he said what he needed was everyone to get on board. and his unity government and some people thought that his comments were a little too strong,

saying that he was only one that could perhaps solve these problems with that government. so what we had in backroom deals throughout and back from negotiations that is throughout the day on wednesday, was this growing kind of sense of these parties. seeing that they don't have much unity actually. and different parties came out at different points. they thing they weren't gonna vote, they were gonna abstain or boycott to vote. and that's just what happened. ronald wicker, my singer is going to be sworn in as sure language president on thursday despite his unpopularity with public. he faces the difficult task of leading the country out of any can all make crisis and restoring order after months of mass protest. fernandez reports now from columbia. ronnie, the summer saying her matter tomorrow, let me add it under sunk our it garcia. this hud i inside shall anchors most heavily guarded. building it's new president was chosen. aren't empties, cost secret ballots to decide who would succeed. good. harvey roger puck,

sir. he fled in a military plane last week. after tens of thousands of protesters stormed his official residence. the prospect of running a vicar missing as exceeding roger boxer, had caused an outcry from thousands who were demanding that he to step down. but more than half the parliamentarians ignored the protesters wishes that i'd then happy we do our foul you at a, after the time of being divided as over, we had 48 hours of division. now i'm asking everyone to get together to discuss that. i'd like to start discussions with all of you from tomorrow. jacqueline. oh, missy london's. a bingley that a man voted out of parliament in the last election as become president. he's the defender of our garage box, your family or the 2nd reason is he doesn't have a mandate to be a member of parliament at least. so we do not accept his or bind more illegal

mother a little. they will be something that of it didn't. the public opinion is opposed to this. we, the trade unions are opposed to it. the people are opposed to it. we are clearly opposed to renewals appointment. this is not the people's will, it's a distortion. one of the 1st things we grimacing had did was tank the armed forces and police, hundreds of security personnel secured the parliament complex to ensure wednesday's vote was not disrupted. and only say his immediate challenge will be to pull sri lanka. back from the brink of total disaster, a moderate parliament erin in de roger boxes, s l p. p. party told me the election was a battle between money and conscience protested as they given they liked and representative did not reflect the views when choosing their candidate. they will continue to oppose the presidency of rodney victor missing her menendez algebra colombo sled on the program. this our allegations of extrajudicial killings, arbitrary of rest and torture. look at life and afghanistan almost

a year after the taliban seized power. and the shock announcement and well chest aid, grandma and magnus calls and resigns. but is it really the end of the game? ah, with this more rain developing not far away from australia this time it's over the karl cease is massive cloudy, which i think will turn into something might bring some heavy rain just on the coast of queens and joining up with a band of what's probably sundry rain on its way from our back queens. now south of that is delaware down the coast of new south wales co that on shore breeze. but sydney holds up at 17 melbourne, enjoying more sunshine 15. and what i suspect is welcome rain in west australia on its way through for thursday and friday, going through pers,

leaving sunshine to 119 degrees. by this time that range just gonna be for the south windy looking day in brisbin to have to say in new zealand, it's an improving picture friday. could be your best day for quite a while. give what just happened with the senate for the most part, but it just cleared up in to me, maybe christ church in the after the on shore breeze. heavy rain is returning to me and my good part of central time and possibly cambodia is drive from light to kit sites with part from the seasonal shaft. heavy shells potentially there in borneo as for india, pakistan in bangladesh, the focus so heavy down posted life. imagine prudential just got northwards up to north and pakistan. ah. with some of the world's largest reserve needs. yeah, it provides much at the uranium that fuels year. it's nuclear power. budget. what

caught people and power follows the uranium trail from the dead to the source of the mediterranean and investigates the devastating effects on the planets and all those who inhabit the industries part the curse of uranium pot to on al jazeera lou ah, jane al jazeera ly from london, main stories now, emergency crews of battling forest fires across large parts of southern europe and more mass evacuation orders have been issued in spain, 5 burning and 5 regions. hundreds of people across the country have died from hate

related issues. in the last president, joe biden has announced 2300000000 dollars in funding to help communities deal with climate change. it also announced executive actions to combat the climate emergency in the coming days. and italy's prime minister mario druggie is one a confidence vote in the senate. but the move which was meant to restore unity that government could instead see at collapse the 3 main coalition partners refuse to participate in the vote. and that could trigger early elections in the country or hair richie sooner or less. truss could be the next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign secretary of the final 2 candidates. in the case conservative policy leadership contest. the window will be chosen and run off votes . by party members and will replace boris johnson as prime minister in september. as you there is joan hall reports for rich lives. will be the candidate going forward, the conservative party m p,

's of spoken. now grassroots members will decide where the former chancellor, pretty soon i call forum secretary liz trust should go on to be party leader. and britons next prime minister. both the divisive characters, both have the experience of high office trust promises what she calls a truly conservative economic agenda, tax cuts and a hike indifferent spending on the pass. and he can go into number 10. i can hit go, i'm running and i can get things done. soon acts as he'll stabilize the economy, ease the cost of living crisis and when the next election. the question now for our members, who is the best person to defeat case film or in the labor policy of the next election? i believe on the only candidate who can do that. and there is a further distinction between the 2 wild lease trust is seen as the candidate most likely to continue boris johnson's brand of populist politics. richie soon isn't

popular in downing street where he's seen as having betrayed johnson, earning him the distrust of party members. a poll of those very party members who will elect the next prime minister suggests that list trust is far more likely to win than riches. who not before the focus shifted to a very public summer leadership campaign, there was a time for parliament to say good bye to boris johnson. at his final session that the dispatch box in prime minister's questions. i do know the relationship between a prime minister and leader of the opposition is never easy. this forms prove no exception to the rule. but i would like to take this opportunity to wish him, his wife and his family, the best for the future. and johnson had this advice for his successor number one, day crow, 3 american pick up for the ukrainian speak up of freedom and democracy everywhere. johnson's relatively short and near included, he said,

restoring the case independence from europe and battling the pandemic. but then a string of scandals brought his office into disrepute. mister speaker, i want to thank everybody here and how can i be done? maybe the johnson exited the house of commons to rousing applause. the next prime minister will be named on september the 5th jona. how l g 0 london, turkeys rejected claims. it was behind a bombing in northern iraq, which killed 8 people and injured 23 others attack cabin to the mountain town of zacko and to hook province. all of the victims were tourists. this includes several children. turkey often carries out as strikes in northern iraq targeting the p k. k, which you consider as a terrorist group. anchor described wednesday's bombing is an active, tara mom with why it has more from baghdad. well, according to the council of ministers, of the iraq cit kurdish region,

this is an artillery attack that targeted our resort in northern iraq. namely, in the whole result, that's a touristic resort that iraq is from central and southern provinces at flea to an order to escape the scorching summer temperatures. to have some kind of refreshment to enjoy the, the streams, the natural streams there, the trees, the, the, the, the better weather actually. but according to the same source, 8 people at least, were killed civilians, 4 girls and 4 young people, $23.00 others are being hospitalized, including a few of them in intensive care and it who province it, people are very angry. they have been complaining. i remember, many people were forced to flee the villages because of the military operations

going on in and around the military operations that i've been launched by turkish forces for 3 years now. a targeting get the p k, k, the fighters of the curtis and workers a party which is labeled as a tourist organization by turkey, the us and the european union. so people say that they have been complaining to authority that to put into these military operations that are hurting their lives. there are properties and their areas, but no action has been taken from iraq until this moment. now and i was sort of following the un mission in afghanistan is accused the taliban of hundreds of rights violations. since it sees power last year. and you report documents allegations of extra judicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture. it sites more than 200 instances of cruel punishments, including some targeting people queues, the violating religious codes, the ones as women and girls have been subjected to severe restrictions on their

rights and excluded from public life. hundreds of casualties have also been linked to a tax by i feel k, which often targets ethnic and religious minorities. ali latifah has more on the reports findings from the afghan capital cobble. in the press conference announcing the report, the un made it clear and they kept reiterating that they have been consistently meeting with the lama camera and they have been showing them the sort of their findings ahead of time. but also that they have sent this report ahead of time and that they really want them to take it seriously. and they just kept saying that, you know, we're in constant contact with them. and this is part of our mandate, and we're making sure that they are informed and that we're hoping that they can take this information and move forward and do something with it. but again, this leads to questions that the, this was a question that was asked repeatedly by the other press in the press conference was that, well, what are concrete steps that the one has taken to show that or to put forth and to,

to give an example that their pressure has actually resulted in some kind of a change in activity of the of the la mac, emery. so, you know, it's really important for people to see that these reports and that these instances, you know, the united nation is a big organization on the phone is the leading organization right now in charge of a distribution. so people are hoping that this will be something that the islamic emerett really take seriously and lead them to take some kind of real action because over the last 10 months, even if there have been talks between the united nations and the lama camera, the fact that this 40 something page report exist seems to show some kind of a disconnect or some kind of a shortfall between both groups. ukrainian forces of damage and important bridge in the southern harrison region which russia than using to deliver supplies to its troops. a temporary administration in the russia controlled region says you kind struck the new pro river bridge with us supplied rockets. the bridge is one of only

2 that russia can use to supply or withdraw its forces in the area. well, in the developments you kind 1st lady is urged us congress to provide more weapons and assistance to help in the war efforts. or lena lens appealed to members of congress during an emotional 15 minute address in washington. she showed videos of children who had been killed or injured and spoke about the situation inside the country. us house provided $8000000000.00 in security assistance. the ukraine and members of congress indicated that they were ready to authorize more. now the world's best chest fires used international chess day to announce he won't be defending his well title next gen magnus causes, as he's not retired from the sport which he's dominated for more than a decade. but he's lost motivation to play in the current format. julian wolf has long the story now a bombshell from the world. best chess player,

magnus carlson, announcing he will not defend his title next year. it's very simple that i am not motivated to play another another much. i don't have a lot to gain. i don't particularly like it's, it's opened a lot of doors. i feel like it's it's my time to to go from the world championship 31 year old norwegian, who has spent more than a decade at the top of the world rankings was introduced to the game by his father when he was 5 years old. carson has indicated an interest in changing the championships. classical match format. well of course, but despite an open dialogue with the governing body feed a, he chose to give up his title or the last grand master. to do so was bobby fischer in 1975 chess enjoyed a come back during the corona virus pandemic. thanks in part to the netflix

production, the queen's gambit. around half a 1000000000 people play the game worldwide. and the popular series prompted about a 100000000 people to open accounts to play online. you know, the reality is that as, as just as exploded for fans online and on every medium, chest is consumed more than it ever has been before. just a played perfectly in a long time and you may not actually be with the fans. want to see there's been nasa movement forward formats and events online time controls that deliver the excitement the fans want, which is actually more mistakes, more opportunities for the best players to capitalize on those mistakes. therefore, brilliant, brilliant moments that up for months to see. and it's just a more consumable product. carlson is set aside on perfecting his skills and has no plans to retire anytime soon. frankly, i'm excited to get back to where i was. i was all sat on trying to improve, trying to be better. do the right things. play the chinaman's,

be the best in a world's a not terrible to watch. oh, the beauty of the game going beyond a world championship checkmates. actually move out to 0. now here's some new interesting research about penguins and there evolution from a flying cba to a flightless marine animal. and it says that it's directly linked to climate change research as analyze the dna of extinct and living, penguins, and found crucial. jean adaptations related to underwater vision, long dives, body temperature, and diets. all this suggested only to penguins adapt during unfavourable conditions, but populations at rows when the conditions improved. seabirds are among the most threatened marine species in the world with 10 of the 18 types of penguins considered endangered. ah.