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a record breaking heat wave. ah . hello i mariam tomas ian. you're watching alger 0 also coming up on the program. a visit to the cranium ports of odessa, the, when she says a nuclear plant under russian control must be demilitarize, confined to their homes, isolated from work life. many women in rural afghanistan a years since the taliban took control and an urgent update from apple after major security flaws are discovered which could allow hackers to take control of devices ah, recording waves to severe flood warnings as the climate crisis. intensifiers, extreme weather is causing havoc from the americas in europe,

across asia and africa. in europe, a summer of record temperatures, coupled with long running droughts, is reduced mighty rivers in france, germany and italy to trickles in parts of spain. wildfires which had been brought under control or again springing to life in the united states. more than 10000000 people on the flash fund mornings in the country, south west with some officials warning residents to prepare for strong one soon like conditions. so darn has been lashed by heavy seasonal flooding since may, the un says a 130000 people have been affected. and in the world's 2nd largest economy, china asia, longest river is shrinking after a heat wave that lasted more than 2 months. the longest period since records began, patrick falk begins our coverage with his report now from cha ching on the hardest hit we chance. ah, it's fain for being one of china's furnace cities with the longest somers and

hottest temperatures. but in the last couple of months, the heat in the southwestern city of cha ching has been oppressive even by its own standards. mercury levels have frequently topped 40 degrees celsius and had an all time record high of 45 degrees. earlier this week, paula: yeah, it's what is hell, i'm melting. many tourists come to cha, ching, to marvel at its sites. jarling rhythm might be what's most i catching now. it's a major tributary that meets the yen. see further south. and it's dried up so much people can walk half way across it. again, i'm definitely worried it could effect residence and place that need to use the water for classes of worn. the dry spell could last well into september. authorities have begun discharging water from the 3 gorges dam to replenish the yanks in its offshoots. but normal floes could still be months away. here in the city, people are cooling off wherever possible. this library converted out of an old air

raid shelter has become a popular hang at a breeze circulates through the funnel shaped space, making it an ideal hide away when it's especially hot, more people come. but elsewhere, it's hard to escape the effects of this heat wave and the drive that's come with it . a short drive south of the city is long gin village with insufficient irrigation crops here a dying. well, this here shows pretty clearly why crops are struggling. the water for this field behind us has receded about 20 meters away from the crops. and what's been left behind is just this bone dry layer of mud report say more than 300. 50000 people in rural chunking are suffering because of a shorter journey to supplies. many of them like one man, we spoke to our elderly and can't do much to fix the problem. they said there was

a more irrigation systems, you have to buy pipes and machine. you said you have to spend the money and it's not worth it because the stuff was already dried and died. like, what's the point of water in if it's already dead? and with many scientists saying hot a days as a result of global warming are here to stay days here for the people of long ging could be numbered pantry falk al jazeera cha. ching, china will extreme dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, where a severe drought has hit the northern city of monterey. $5000000.00 residents are running out of water and relying on water tankers. he areas, reservoirs, lakes and dams have dropped to critical levels. the linelle of mckinsey rainfall has been below the annual average since 2015 march saw no rainfall all for the 1st time since records began. so it's a very serious situation that you've been in the put allow ayana's beat, but if you are fighting over the water, the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line,

is chaos in our neighborhood is sad, or what can we do? we need a miracle. manny wrapper has more from mexico city. the efforts underway in northern mexico to provide water. our base basically consists of providing water tanks and water shipments to areas of the country, especially in the northern part of mexico that are most severely being affected by the drought conditions. but experts overwhelmingly have told us that that is just simply not a sustainable solution. what's needed is rain, the word that we continue to hear consistently from experts when referring to these persistent drought conditions is historic. now, in the case of monterey, the state of rebel, they own in northern mexico. there have been some rains in recent days that have provided some relief to the drought conditions there, but it simply has not been enough when we visited monterey just a few weeks ago to report on the ongoing drought conditions what we kept hearing was reference to the weather phenomenon known as linear linea is known to disrupt

traditional weather patterns. in the case of northern mexico, this is meant that rains that were supposed to begin in may simply never came. and what little red little rain has been falling just hasn't been enough to compensate for what's been lost in these dams. and in these reservoirs or pakistan's pioneer session, as sharif, as we visited, the areas was hit by weeks of flooding, caused by record breaking luncheon rains. hundreds of people died and hundreds of thousands were displaced and people say they are not getting sufficient help for it . i forced that reports. this crisis is lost in weeks, and it's not over yet. the worst monsoon rains in 30 years inundating vast areas of land and hitting pakistan's poorest province baluchistan the hottest. hundreds of schools and thousands of homes have been destroyed here. across pakistan, hundreds of people have died and hundreds of thousands have been displaced.

struggling to reach some kind of safety to find some kind of shelter. we like a f does a lot out a gloves have taken everything from atlanta. we were only able to save our kids and fuel livestock. and i think we are in dire need of help as early as possible. i have, i have, we lost everything in the floods and left empty handed. we don't have food, shelter, or even clean drinking water. many of us are suffering from diarrhea and other gastro diseases, while the government is not doing anything for us. any criticism of the government extends beyond the immediate response and back through previous governance plans to update infrastructure and resilience repeatedly not implemented. leaving people exposed to monsoon flooding every year. this year's enormous rainfalls particularly devastating pakistan's prime minister, has repeatedly visited hearted areas this flooding season, insisting his administration is doing on it can't present the sod, cojo accorda the 30 records. the monsoon range has been broken. they see, it's

a few 100 times more than normal and baluchistan that's brought miseries to people's lives. but both federal and provincial governments are committed to helping these poor people to the utmost on. pakistan has been ranked the 8th most exposed country in the world to the risks of climate change, oblique window on the future for the newly grieving and displaced, contemplating how and where to rebuild their lives. i re, faucet al jazeera sudan sees no rains, have been lashing parts. the country since may flooding. there is kill dozens of people and also destroy thousands of homes. the ones has more than a 130000 people have been affected by this. hey, from a wheat is this exclusive report now from a village in one of the worst regions that had the he probably had what, hello we be. we are reporting from will tell, are we village of our managed local province?

it is one of the most ravaged villages by the torrential rain and flash floods its home for more than 300 families. as you can see, the entire village is inundated by water from all directions. as we walk through, we saw many of the houses, partly or totally damaged juice arising water levels, residents of the village have lost all my school depositions from property to food stocks. one of the only thing left is the castle. the village is totally deserted. as most of the local residents had fled for their lives, some have tried to salvage what they can from their homes, residents who have evacuated to nearby villages and now facing di conditions. they need shelter, food and medicine. nearby farming lands were also flooded, and that's ruined. the harvest, these floods are unprecedented, especially in this part of sudan, as floods have devoured all of what local residents have been sending and waste message to the international community. and all human relief agencies asking them

to quickly bring help to this catastrophic situation. receding. danube river is revealing dozens of world war to shipwrecks. river levels are at their lowest in almost a century because of the worst drought to hit europe for years. it's exposed. german worship sank during world war 2 near. so be israel. port town of bro. however, 20 vessels of peaking above the water line officers from nancy, germany's black, safely to bandon them as they retreated from advancing soviet forces. serbia estimates, it'll cost about $30000000.00 to salvage the hogs and dispose of the explosives on board. ah, the un secretary general, antonio good harris is in ukraine, southern port city of desert to review the shipments of grain. the cargoes being exposed under a deal broken by turkey and the when last month allow for the resumption of

ukraine's grain exports from 3 ports. several ships, including the un charter, a vessel bound for ethiopia of left. since then, to raise a bo has more in this now from odessa. over 500000 tons of grain have already been exported from here since i landmark deal was truck between russia and ukraine with the help of the united nations and turkey last month. and this is the place where, until tanya will terrorist visit to guarantee and to monitor how this whole process is ongoing. he said that access to food and fertilizers must be guaranteed access to russian fertilizers, but also to train for he says that much more needs to be done. and that he hoped that the amount of food that is being exported from ukraine will increase from $3000000.00 tons a month to around $5000000.00 tons a month. another issue of major concern that's happening here is the situation around the nuclear power plant of a sub 40 show back in march. russia took over that area, established

a military base, and there's been lots of fighting in shelling going on around that area. there's a lot of concern that the plant could be damage and that's why the international community has been demanding that international monitors are able to visit that part of the country. also ukrainian state nuclear company. and i was that russia was getting ready to unhook the plant from ukraine's grid. i'm tanya will terry's denounces, and this is what he had to say. what is true is that the fees, david, he said i was, as we propose the plan, the problem will be solved. and obviously, the electricity from zip codes here is ukrainian directory city. and it's necessary, especially during the winter ford of ukrainian people. and these people must be fully respected. so there has been a big debate about how this said by international inspectors should happen while

russia, it's saying that it should happen to russian sol, ukrainians at the united nations are saying that it could happen through ukraine, even though it could mean going through the front lines during a telephone conversation between french president emanuel micron and russia's precedent value. me to put in be agreed of the need for a v inspectors to visit the plan and even a precedent bloody meter for being said that he was going to reconsider whether he would agree or not that to change his his mind and that the inspectors would go through your grade. you went out there alive from london most so a head on the program as me and most population cues for lifes, essentials, military government is seeking help from russia. and after dancing up a storm, felons prime minister agrees to take a drug test. ah,

you're locked into your weather update will begin this one in asia pacific. hi there. thank you for joining in. so look at all that rain now. exiting south korea and pushing into japan once again, this is an area that it's been saturated as of late. central southern portions of han, true in the past. we've had some landside warnings in play and i think we can expect to see much of that same that he's still on across the yangtze river valley temperatures in the forty's just to the south. some spots have hit about 45 degrees . it's been going on for more than 60 days, and it's a washout as we look toward hong kong toward the west, over high net and same goes for indo china, very soggy forecasts especially from hanoi right through to being but same goods for her. him in city right through to bangkok on saturday, down under looking largely finding dry across australia. it's just this southeast corner that we have some pesky showers hanging around. and it's brought in some

cooler air to so hobart, just the high of 11 degrees on saturday that slightly below where he should be for this time of the year. and just the other day across new south wales state. we had a temperature spread difference of about 30 degrees. good news for new zealand. the weather is finally starting to peter out as we get throughout the day on saturday. that sure update. take care. ah, on golly recalls rose, drawing up and cropped parched, could drown worth europe's cost of living crisis. walter, delaying the global recovery in youth employment whilst can the tale bon fix up got his dad's economic crisis a year after they took power. katherine coughed on al jazeera, now a diverse range of stories from across the globe. from the perspective of on networks journalists on al jazeera.

ah ah, ah, welcome back and look at the main stories. now. china is in the grip of a rack or breaking heat wave started more than 2 months. and as the longest since meteorological records began, tributaries of the young c river drying up crops, a dying and livelihoods of millions of people around to threat extreme dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, whereas severe drought is at the northern city of monterey. $5000000.00 people are running out of water and relying on tankers. authority say the situation there is desperate. the ones to general until you good terrace, is in ukraine,

southern port city of odessa to review the shipments of grain. several ships, including a un chanted aid vessel bags with yo p, i've left ukraine's ports since the un and turkey broke a deal. we've been explosions in the somali capital market issue with witnesses saying that there were at least 3 blast at an intersection in the city center. a short time later attack a stormed hotel in the same area. at least 9 people have been injured. the arm group, i'll ship barbers, claimed responsibility for the attacks when i moved to afghanistan a year after the taliban takeover of the country, women have been struggling for their rights, outside the education and health sectors. there aren't any jobs available and women are relatively able to move around in cities. but in rural areas are strict rules and cultural practices in place. keeping many people at home as alan bon jovi, reports now from campbell thrift is business is nearly come to the halt. finding

a living from making traditional close them home to cross is no longer an option for any fall, businesses have gone bankrupt. in addition to sanctions and for the markets, the bottom reversal of women's sport dissipation and society has further hindered the flow of a due of one to sun freshness, struggling to keep up morale for her 7 children whose education has suffered for years. first, because of the pandemic, and then the taliban take over your ne, answer that k. it's been one year that they have been promising and haven't done anything. we haven't seen any results. girls can't go to schools and women can go to their jobs. women in cities complained of harsh restrictions from face feels to women, that tire and suspension of many public jobs that are live on government says it is implementing is lamar law. the ministry of vice and virtue has replaced the ministry of women's affairs. there are some them in who've been appointed by the

taliban, who don't think it's just tokenism. looking on amazon on amazon. i am saying that women can't go around the city or do their jobs freely, isn't accurate. i still have female staff working at this hospital, female doctor, the doing their jobs as in the previous government. besides doctors, other female personnel are also working in some government departments. 3 quarters of, of guns live outside the cities. and most of rural nathan is traditionally conservative, not spared with albano. biggest support base comes from neither for is a teacher. and despite her brother's being unemployed in this government, she supports the taliban. i'll she says the majority of women in of law nathan, beer, what she calls the he job in their own way. and that's an afghan tradition law to fall upon, drool what it most women from of understand look at you and hair, you and think that you've been brainwashed. and this is not what most women of afghanistan want. each that he had that bad delicia than i made on our, you know,

we aren't brain washed. i teach the corona. islam has given rights to women like inheritance, education to become a professor and anything they want to be harder if we go without the he job, it's against the crime. and if we are muslims should follow the chron. balaban officials have been accused of using excessive force when women protest, they in turn want remedy organized, protest after seeking permission. and the also aside safety and security is concerned with to achieve that most women of, of our nathan will have to trust the taliban. and that's unlikely, while more schools were teenage girls remain closed and promises to uphold women's rights are not put into action from a majority down to 0. global will a waiver that allows taliban officials to travel outside of afghanistan expires in a few hours time. as an international travel band in place,

but the you and does provide some officials where exemptions as the deadline approaches some security council members want a full band brought back. christian salumi has more in this now from new york sanctions against the taliban, including travel restrictions have long been a thorny issue for the security council. they were 1st imposed back in 1999. related to the groups sheltering of al qaeda. the council made exceptions in 2019 to allow some members to travel outside of the country for peace talks. but since the group took control of afghanistan last year, some council members have argued the waiver should be conditional on the taliban respect for human rights, particularly the rights of women and girls. the un step you, the spokesperson for the secretary general, summed up the dilemma. some of the members of the council appointed to the benefits of allowing them to go about a travel for diplomatic work, including for example, to doha. you will have seen what the contribution of the, of the process ad doha has as made in terms of the wider dealings with balaban.

at the same time, we've clearly expressed our concerns about the, the dollar, bonds own records and, and their failure in, in recent months to, to uphold out their stated commitments to maintain the status quo on human rights. including in particular, the rights of women and girls, china and back by russia, has argued that the waivers are as necessary as ever given the dire economic situation that afghanistan finds itself in. but diplomats tell us that other countries have been pushing back led by ireland. they want to re impose travel restrictions, at least in part now police in nicaragua, arrested a roman catholic bishop, his become an outspoken critic of the present. daniel ortega, rolando r. varez was detained at his home, which has been surrounded by police for 2 weeks. authorities accused him of inciting violence, present, or to take

a recent in order to crack down on descent within the church. and it's charities now to iraq, where follow as of lead and mocked 100 solder of gathered for friday. pres, this is early iran, the in back has greens on a holding, steadfast in their 3 week long protest outside parliament, refusing to allow politicians into that building 10 months after a general election. iraq still has no government because of disagreements on forming a coalition. i went up to why it is in baghdad and has more on that demands as you can see right behind to be the. so the supporters continue, they're sitting, you can see the tents that have been set up. 3 weeks ago, other demonstration in front of the parliament taken control of the parliament premises, all the courtyard here for the parliament a occupied by. so the supporters for 3 weeks now, they say they're not planning to leave the area until the parliament be dissolved and elections be held. in fact,

they have gone further demanding that no govern the forwards before early elections be conducted. but that is on the other hand, as you know, that that's one top demand of the rival political block, the premium parliamentary block known as the frame or the coordination framework that demanded forming a transitional government, a head over head of early elections. now they have just finished the friday prayers as you know that every friday. so the supporters gather in some cases that are joined by some other supporters from other cities. and providence is especially from the central and southern iraq. and during friday, prayers preachers usually speak politics. once again, reiterating saw those demands, once again, mobilizing their supporters and deb, again holding on to their demands,

the parliament be dissolved, elliot actions being held global, sanction civilian unrest and surging inflation of all, batted knee and mars ailing economy. the military gen to now says it will turn to russia foul, and for gas and oil as well. the haunting has more it's hot and humid, but even rains from the monsoon are not enough to keep these people at home. in the heart of me and mars commercial hub being gone, doesn't line up for a chance to receive basic goods donated and subsidized by a local monastery. though, honey, yoga with every one is in trouble. as people don't have enough food, some people are families of patients from hospital. some are poor people, some are jobless sod. they all are cuing here to get food. me and mars economy tanked after a military coup last year. it has been further rattled by the government's attempts

to seize foreign exchange and eradicate rules for businesses and imports. a mom without the i came yellow. if we cook at home, there's no electricity. ross is expensive to boy, and cooking costs are too high for someone who's retired. so i'm here to cover my expenses, but i also donate some fruit back to the monastery. even the war and ukraine has had an impact here, pushing up the price of gas. oil and grain, i'm a little people can spend much of their income on food because of har, commodity prices. if only one person is working, the family won't have much money left for food. this week, the military government said it agreed to purchase fuel from russia to help stabilize costs, but gave no details on when or how this would begin. until then, many will have to rely on charity to make ends meet. leo harding al jazeera out there at finland's prime minister, santa marin says she has taken

a drugs test off to video em. i'd showing up pointing with friends, video lead to calls from our political allies and opponents to take a voluntary test that he 6 year old. marian says she's never used illegal drugs and could have performed her duties on the night of the party if she had to test results are expected within a week. meanwhile, and the basil october, i have nothing to hide. i have not used drugs and therefore i have no problem taking tests. i do find it pretty strange that this is something that's being demanded of me. apple uses with the i phone 6 s or later models have been asked to update their phone software as soon as possible because of security flaws . tech giant says hackers could sees full control of its phones, tablets, computers, other devices in fact, that include new model. i pads and macs running on mac os monterey and above. apple technicians have sent out an emergency software update to uses. robert pritchard is a cyber security advisor,

director of the cyber capacity unit. he says apple using it uses amy to take this matter seriously. is in fact he's all as to vulnerabilities and they are so called 0 days, which in cybersecurity job on means that they were being used by somebody finishes purpose. and apple, apple found dice back to after the fact apple apple is that it's serious. they, they have to be competent security team. so if they say serious on actual there, right, there's actually quite a vigorous classification progress process. these kind of exploits the job, people in high risk groups should done update promptly, but i would encourage you to do that anyways. just to practice because it's cross platform sites or is your, your i phone your i pad your mac. if you allude to a malicious website or somebody sent you a link to a malicious website, this appears to be at least from my reading of it and attack it could potentially take care of your device effectively. get a bed potentially install their own software on your device and,

and from there they can do largely, whatever they want, such as, get your contact information, potentially copy a re viable that kind of thing. get all the kind of sensitive information that would be useful to an attacker. it's quite likely and again, i'm speculate, but it's quite likely that these floors been used relatively sparingly and that probably nation states now it could be nation states out will thing they do to companies like vanessa group who have a reputation to talk to mobile devices and now there are other companies in that space as well, but as a black market gray market, perhaps for this kind old, from the busy time, it was for the scott to think would probably fetch quite a lot of money. so i would imagine it would be limited to very well resourced groups, at least i put it like that whoever that monday out as more and everything right here out there a dot com for plenty more. and on top stories and also analysis that takes you behind the headlines, algae is there a dot com ah

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