need help. i just like this woman. i many people died in the jungle on our way here . it's the largest migrant care band to set out from southern mexico. this year. they'll rest for now, but the plan is to take to the road again after midnight. and make it as far as they can before the heat sets in once again. oh parable. vehicles harvesting every pick. you take every quick you make, collecting everything for all the waves. mazel, this a good time to watch the watching. we believe that the deep sleep is to 1st civilian to stratosphere in. we are creative. we are actually the rebel with ah

rushes foreign minister says its military goals and ukraine extend beyond the dumbass region. as he warns the west against supplying cave with long range weapons, ah, around call themselves their life and go home. so coming up a continent ablaze the race to control fires is the deadly heat wave makes its way across europe. only 6 hours of water a day. how drought is hobbling monterey. one of mexico's wealthiest cities, hostility star, baby, outgoing british prime minister, boris johnson, says bids farewell to parliament as his party names the final 2 contenders. to succeed

russia. foreign minister says moscow's military goals in ukraine have widened beyond the east and on beth's region. second of rav told, at state media, the russian forces was, had focus on sudden ukraine's kersin and parisha regions. he's wanting moscow's objectives that will expand still further. if the west keeps supplying keith with long range weapons of the some bullet below station indigo, which when there was a meeting in easton ball, there was one geography and our willingness to accept. the ukrainian proposal was based on that geography for the geography at the end of march 2022. now the geography is different. this is not only the eleanor and the d n r. this is also the curse and region and the sample regia region and a number of other territories. this process continues and continues consistently and persistently. the were says, high mobility artillery read rocket systems or high mars a been effectively used by russia and washington and his allies have agreed to

commit to more rocket systems, ammunition and other military aids ukraine. at a meeting on wednesday, us defense secretary lloyd austin said confirmation of russians, expansion plans comes as no surprise. i'm sure that her ukrainian leadership will be i'm pleased to hear, love ross, confirmation of the effectiveness of not only that sister, but how they're using that system arm as you know, russians are currently in her course on ins are from asia. so are russian forces there earlier now for you to wonder who he's talking to ukrainian forces of damage the important bridge in the southern kirsten region that russia has been using to deliver supplies to his troops? it's the 2nd strike on the disney pro river bridge in 2 days, the temporary administration in the russia controlled region says key views. hi mars. multiple rocky launches the bridge is any one of 2 that russia can use to

supply all withdrawal forces in the area. now is the wrench in the yard. the united states is promising, more sophisticated weapons for ukraine. this on the day that ukraine's 1st lady became the 1st spouse of a foreign leader to address the u. s. congress. alina zalinski appealed to the us to provide ukraine with and different systems particle had no recalls. ah, she brought the faces of war and loss to the powerful in washington. liza beloved, so what should they do? dr. lisa was only 4 years old. she is no longer with us. here is the stroller, dorm, ukraine's 1st lady. only nissan sca had a simple message. the u. s. can help more ukrainian survive by sending more air defense systems. yes, it has protruded. she agree of nicole in which you were received them. weapons that would not be used to wage a war on somebody else's land, but to protect one's home in their right to wake up alive in that home. i'm asking

for air defense systems in order for our kids not to be killed and not to kill children in their strollers. in order for august not to destroy children's roles and kill entire families. the u. s. has promised to supply ukraine medium range air defense systems, but so far has only promised to of the national advance surface to air missile systems. that's not nearly enough to cover a country. the size of ukraine. at the pentagon, promises sent for more high mars rocket launcher systems that ukraine has used to target russian ammunition depots and command control centers. deep behind the front lines that brings the total from the us to 16. and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff played down rushes game so far. so for 90 days the russian advances have amounted to maybe 6 or 10 miles. something in that range is not very much. it's very intense, lot of violence. tens of thousands of artillery rounds,

or every 24 hour period. there are lots of casualties on both sides. the biden administration is expected to announce the weapons it'll be sent into ukraine on friday. the lunch got a chance to speak with president joe biden. this week. she'll soon find out if her personal plea was enough to get her country the weapons. she says they desperately need patty call him al jazeera on capitol hill. or european heat wave is fueling wall fires and stretching emergency services. swain's prime minister says more than $500.00 people have died because the soaring temperatures and fire fighters are struggling to contain a huge wall fire burning, just north of the greek capital. athens hall is week of blazes across spain, france and portugal, which have forced tens of thousands of people out of their homes. same to thrive. he has more in this report from to bar in northern spring. when the inferno came, farmers in florida became firefighters. when you're told my

god, he says, i'm all alone. in remote areas like this, there is no time to wait for a rescue crew. you have to save yourself. the wind whips up the flames in every direction. it is easy to find yourself. surround came out of nowhere. oh, go go get around this 2 days later, manuel hills toward soil putting out any remaining embers in more than you do i you that we had help but from other farmers in the area with doris, the local government didn't help us are told with it. it's very nice to come after the fire and see we will pay for all of this for the time to help us use when the

fire is here. 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 wildfire season is far from over. me only for 3 generations yolanda. my. oh julian family has lived and worked on this when you awesome. she watched their barn go up in flames in minutes. oh, taking stock. she says they don't know how they will be able to recover your and on, but 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's still has a lot of power. it just, there used to be hundreds of animals here, most removed, but you'll unders family could not save the have the livestock deeds even before the wildfires changed this landscape of life here was hard families struggling just to make a living are now scrambling to keep their future from turning to ash zane basra, the old jazeera tara spain. thousands of people in greece have had to leave their homes as far as burne near the capital athens walter bombing at croft and helicopters being used to control the flames. but strong winds are making that difficult. tulsa jabari reports 24 hours on and these fires are still burning. in the foothills of the p telling mountains, near athens, hundreds of firefighters battled the place which has been golf 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. this was, i believe that 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 igniting. i know it was really hot on a deposit, the whole house burned, everything was lost, books, td's, piano, and clothes, icons, photos, phones, everything that a person would have. i am 53, so imagine at the moment we only have with what you see here in the nearby town. after a few more than 3500 people were evacuated as fire 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 some little bit strange because we have the hope that our home will survive. but we should be

a little bit friendly guy because we can't do anything. so officials here say that since the start of the fire season on may 1st, there have been already nearly $2500.00 wild fires. the main obstacle for fire fighters, 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 sod home 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 crew is 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, a crisis playing out in one of mexico's wealthiest cities. monterey has reached a critical point after months of trying to mitigate a water shortage caused by persistent drought. the dams that supply the region of more than 5000000 people with water are close to being dry. authorities are restricted water to just a few hours a day. manuel or apollo now, joins us or from monterey manuel. you've been reporting on extreme drought conditions in north america just last month. i'm guessing things are much worse today. ah, that's right, and run in where we are right now. downtown mon saturday behind us is one of the few water features here in the city where residents can visit and have a break from the punishing summer heat. extreme drought conditions here in northern mexico have really reached a critical point over the course of the last few days. we've been speaking to

residents, some of whom tell us that they haven't had running water in weeks. others say that they haven't had running water in their homes for over a month, leaving them with little to do with no other option other than to rely on public cisterns and water trucks were provided by provided by the government and the water at 2 of the 3 dams in the city has all been dried up. so you can imagine the level, the level of frustration and just the amount of concerns from, from residents. here, we're talking about 5000000 people who are now at risk of having no water. and the only solution they see is, you know, next time it's going to rain and there's just absolutely no sign of precipitation on the horizon. now, experts have identified several factors as to what's contributing to the ongoing water crisis. the most significant is a weather phenomenon known as la ninette. this is a phenomenon that disrupts traditional wet weather patterns. in the case of mexico, it means that a rainy season that should have begun in may, hasn't even started yet. so there's also,

we're hearing from climate scientists who say that the, that lenny has been exacerbated by climate change. this of course, has led to one of the worst droughts this region of the country is seen in the last 30 years. there's no silver bullet for this is no overnight solution, but mexico's president has been criticized over his handling of this crisis because he seems to favor fossil fuels of renewable energy. has he come in for criticism? there's a lot of criticism, not only of the mexican president, but of, of, of, of state leaders here in the state of rebel they own. of course, people understand that, you know, when it comes to lenny. yeah. and a lack of rain in the drought. this isn't really the government's fault, but there is a lot of criticism over the handling of the situation by the local government. now, mexico's president and the disciplinary lopez of it, though it is also under criticism under pressure nationally and internationally, particularly from trade representatives from the united states and, and canada who say that mexico is failing to meet its pledges and commitments

regarding climate change. the strategy by the mexican government, by the mexican president, is for his country to become fuel self sufficient as fuel prices around the world continue to grow. this is men, a doubling down on extraction of fossil fuels, particularly petroleum trade representatives from the united states and mexico and, and canada say that mexico is failing to meet its commitment specifically to investments in renewable energy, solar, wind, energy. and so the, in, in simple terms, the criticisms that we're hearing both internationally and nationally, is that in the face of a worsening impact of climate change in several parts of mexico. the policies by the mexican government are falling short of sustainable solutions. that's manuel or apollo, there lie frozen from monterey. and stella had no dessert, a shock announcement on international chest, a magnet calls and won't defend as well title. but as it really the end of the road for the well number one outbreak of tribal violence is to dance between all region

is the people that homes and without hope. a now texans a used to the heat. he has a story in texas and in the north has been hitting or even breaking records of that he's been spreading again to the north and to the east. and you've seen at least twice with late spring. and so of the week a right up to the central part of canada. it's not quite that about the moment, but it's there again, heat wise, we're up in the high cities in washington. new york's at versa to this is a humid heat as well. but it's on the west coast is a different story because you have this client running down through the california coast. the marine lake is very often feels dull, at least in the morning. that's true for san francisco. then contrast that with the monsoon shares the status of the breakout in the southwestern part of the us every

year. so they developed late in the day and they relieve bit of the heat and produce maybe flash flooding. otherwise, you get used to some shout building, the biggest ones like to be in the southern states. again, they sometimes bring relief to the heat. sometimes they might do a bit of that in drop down to 29, but take a while to get to the east coast of the us. the biggest rain likely for the sas ground, the caribbean. the gulf mixer is beyond that is costa rica and panama. although the lights are all small, rollins, we'll see a few shares wednesday early thursday. that looks fairly heavy rain once again in st. domingo ah. and egyptian dog training in britain, in the 1980s, shocked by famine and injustice worldwide, and driven to set up a charity to help those in need. that was his dream to create an organization, it will serve anyone in serving people of all religions and old yoga free across

the world. nearly food decades later out there well meets the co founder and one of the biggest islamic agencies in the world canyon banner. the giving business on al jazeera lou . ah, your technology is there a reminder of our top stories? russia's foreign minister says moscow's military goals in ukraine have widened the on the east and dumbass region. so gay lever off told state media the russian forces will also focus on southern ukraine's curse on and apparition regions. and dozens of wall fires burning across france, spain, italy, and greece. thousands of people been forced to flee their homes as

a severe heat. white sweeps across europe, monterey, mexico has almost run out of water after months of trying to mitigate a shortage caused by persistent drought. the dams that supply the region are close to being dry. busy authorities have restricted water to just a few hours each day. and columbia is new. congress has been inaugurated for the 1st time. a left is coalition will be the largest block. the new congress will be tossed, pushing through a number of reforms that president elect. gustavo petros, calling folk, they include tax changes to raise money for social programs, as well as boosting agricultural production. alice hunter and p s he is in bug is going president even do k just spoke to the congress. what did he say? yes him ron, this will be the last speech by the outgoing president, the duke in front of congress. and it was in front of

a very different makeup of congress. instead of having the majority that he had throughout much of his 4 years, the empower, he confronted almost 60 percent new faces and majority. they used to be at the opposition and will represent the new majority, the new power in congress. but despite that, what we heard from the presidents was a fierce defense of its legacy. the results of is that ministration. this, despite the fact these leaving the office with less than 20 percent support by colombians according to the polls and the fact that he was repeatedly into rough fits by some of the new congress. 3 men and women who not only had the pictures of the many victims that by the social leaders, community leaders that were killed during the administration of even duke,

but also called him liar a number of time when lucas said he that he said ministration defended the implementation of the peace deal in this country defended these, the social leaves, their leaders that were killed and very, very high numbers. more than 800 doing is administration and another moment. so what usually is a very situational affair was, in this case, a very confrontational one. now good, so petro, does he have a monday? yes, this is a left is coalition, that's the largest blog. but it's still the coalition will be able to pass any of those ambitious reforms the once well, this obviously is the question and everybody is mind that the feeling here, though, is that this is a unique moment. and that gustavo paper has a real chance to pass some of these reforms, some of them that have never been passed before in the country,

starting with agriculture, a land reform, for example, that has been at the, at the center of the internal conflict here for the past the 50 years, and that's because he has the support of the majority of colo bins more than 60 percent of colombia in to say that support his plan. and also the fact that he's very close to having a basic majority in both houses by the year also attracted enough politicians from the sensor. and in some cases, even the sensor, right, who are saying that they will indeed vote to push forward the reform. and this 1st year in office. obviously the question is, how long the honeymoon period the well in the last about if you talk to analyst here, they'll tell you that the most likely there is a real possibility for

a number of these reforms to reach the floor of the senate in the house of representatives because many of the traditional parties feel that the majority of colombians want that to happen. obviously, they will also face a complicated economic environment. inflation is very high here. is it, is that and in many parts of the world right now, unemployment is very high. so people will want to see this change happening quick quickly and surely that might be difficult, but at least for now it seems that every, everything is in place for these reforms to, to be able to pass through. but through congress, allison europe. yes you there for life for us from boca tell. thank you. now italian prime minister, mar, druggies. government looks like it might collapse. so you won a confidence fight in the italian senate on wednesday. but senator,

some 3 of his main coalition partners refused to cast the balance. dog then tried to step down last week, but the president rejected his resignation, urging him to try and revive his administration. he's now expected to offer his resignation for the 2nd time. adam rainy now explains from rome. it could come as early as thursday morning in rome. he is 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 denali hill to the presidential palace and tell presence has meant 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 it. there's just been too much division in this so called unity government over the last week. it 1st started when the 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 weren't

on board with a vote that might be called. and so that confidence vote didn't meet druggies 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 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 and they think they weren't going to vote, they were going to abstain or boycott to vote. and that's just what happened. sticking with european politics, richie set out all his trust will become britain's next prime minister. the former chancellor and foreign secretary of the final 2 candidates in the you case, conservative party leadership contest, the winner will be chosen by a run of vote by party members and will replace. ah,

the boys. johnson in september, georgia, jerry homer reports. therefore richie sooner and lives for us, really, the candidates going forward, conservative party, and peace of spoken. now grassroots members will decide where the former chancellor richie sumac or forum secretary list trust should go on to be party leader. and britons next prime minister, both a divisive characters, both had the experience of high office trust promises what she calls a truly conservative economic agenda. tax cuts under hike in defense spending, find the person he can go in to number 10. i can hit glam running and i can get things done. soon. ack says he'll stabilize the economy, ease the cost of living crisis and when the next election. the question now for our members is, who is the best person to defeat care film or in the labor party at the next election? i believe on the only candidate who can do that. and there's

a further distinction between the 2. while lease trust is seen as the candidate most likely to continue boris johnson's brand of populace 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 all of those very party members who will elect the next prime minister suggests that list trust is far more likely to win the riches who knock before the focus shifted to a very public summer leadership campaign, there was a time for parliament to say goodbye to boris johnson at his final session at the dispatch box in prime minister 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. ad johnson had this advice for his successor. number one,

stay close to the american, stick up for the ukrainians. 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 was like everybody here and how some of the baby johnson exited the house of commons to rousing applause. the next prime minister will be named on september the 5th, jonah, how l $20.00 london. the 1st chess players use international chest a to announce he won't be defending his will. title next year, magnet calls and says he's not retiring from the sport. he's dominated more than a decade. and studies loss motivation to play in the current format. gillian will husband a bombshell from the world's 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 feet 8, he chose to give up his title. 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 was consumed more than it ever has been before. just a played perfectly in the long it may not actually be with the fans. want to see there's been massive movements for formats and events, online time controls that deliver the excitement the fans want, which is actually more mistakes, more opportunities for the best lawyers to capitalize on those mistakes. therefore, brilliant, brilliant moments that up for a month to see, and it's just a more consumable product. carlson has set asides 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 sad on trying to improve, trying to be better, do the right things,

play the charm and be the best in the worlds, and not care about the welsh. the beauty of the game going beyond a world championship check.