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this is in use our live from our headquarters. indo coming up in the next 60 minutes. supporters of iraqi shiites leader mocked our father withdrawal from baghdad high security green zone. after he asked them to end that very violent protests, we report from a village in pakistan since province, where floods have destroyed homes and farm laps. also, the sour ukraine's present but amused lensky meets with the international atomic energy agency delegation, visiting the country to inspect these operation, nuclear power plant and green lands melting, glaciers scientists, warm seas were wise to dangerous levels, regardless of constant emissions. and in sports, serena williams holds off retirement for at least another match. the 23 time grand slam champion reaches the 2nd round of the us open at flushing meadows. ah,

thank you very much for joining as calm is returning to the rocky capital. as supporters of shiite leader mc todd's father leave by god's green zone, he gave his supporters a deadline to end their demonstration that turned violent on monday. at least 30 people died. al jazeera mahmoud abdougla had report some back that after 2 days of violence, better that heavily fortified green zoom is empty. of protesters. a sharp contrast to earlier scenes with violence broke out on monday when paula from she at lee doesn't look better. so that announced that he would quit politics a day later, he apologized to pulled when his supporters to stand down and go home. mama kennedy's yet, what the and i'm one of committees. you have to walk. there were some brutal militias, but the satirist shouldn't be vulgar. i still believe them. my supporters are disciplined. that's why if you don't withdraw from the parliament within 60 minutes,

i am not going to be the solder is movement leader again, a moment. i don't even want you to stage a peaceful demonstration. ah, it's not the 1st time said supporters have force had been way into the presidential compound. they've been demonstrating for months. this is a political rivalry between 2 different parties are sides of the spectrum, one side and trying to maintain the consensus agreement of the consultation of democracy, impulse 2003 iraq and the other side which is such a small vent trying to a revamp the political system in iraq, his party won most parliament seat in elections in october, but failed to form a majority coalition. so that it may have told the supporters to stand down. but with such intense rivalry at the hot over iraqi politics,

there are views that it's only a matter of time before case on violence is repeated. with abdullah had l 0 robots . while the latest unrest in iraq is sealed by a power struggle between she, i'd hoofs mocked and our sadder opposes for an interference in local politics. his supporters mainly come from poor communities that have been long shut out of the political system. they're competing against a collection of she, i'd groups known as the chord nation framework that are aligned with iran. both sides have military wings with thousands of members. some of them have been involved in the street fighting in back that the analysts say one person who could help and the crisis is the cleric alley us is funny, is worse, hold enormous sway among iraqi people and their leaders, but so far is kept silent on i speak to rahman algebra, who's a political unless and present of the political leadership and governance development academy is joining us from baghdad on the news. our thank you very much

for being with us the sanctuary. so we have a d escalation of the tensions for now, but for how long you think is a shock or of, of the violence of the last 24 hours enough. you think to convince these political leaders to come to a settlement? good evening when the conclusion of her motto, sutherland has the press conference today, i think the, the way we're going to see it from today, i think he should try can deal with the matter j. i think both my julia, they get on in mongolia and document that his campaign or more let to come to yvonne and, and to corruption and arm control will be granted by a hi, sabrina leadership. so he, in one way, feel that he succeed to get his message out how that is going to translate into

ah no more logical process. i think that the agreement will be details in the next few days. and it is either to get the parliament back to has no to i had such an ah, probably will see. they started debating the date of a new election and probably that will prompt the government. you say him, todd asada has succeeded in achieving what he wanted are that he's made pre arrangements all the details of that are not confirmed or cleared to us yet. but he had threatened 24 hours ago to quit politics altogether. that was just such strategic move in your view it from, from his part. and if that's the case, then what do you expect his next move now to be? i think honestly, his next one mind is to work with his political law or his

biological support or to how do we assess ourselves. i mean, well let the cli and military wise and let us plan for the next government within a while to come within the community. so when bala takes or that is a new induction will get more steep done this time. and this way we can control the government and, and we don't to go through what has been done for the 10 months. but even if there's a political settlement miss out jewelry, do you think iraqis will buy into it? because they seems to be a lot of dissolution from iraqis about this political system that's currently in place. but i think regular or 2 percent of the iraqi will not by any one to come settlement. i think it, but they won't buy in the bees, which is give them more security,

especially if you want to and want politics for the next time. so that's give them space and time to plan for the next 2nd level election. so what is the, do you think the ultimate scenario here to resolve this crisis new elections? it's been a year since the last elections. would those solve anything? well it's actually they think if we have a new government, we have, we have a new election commission and we change the law and we giving the time i'm talking as a suckers woo. set up with others to come with a bigger coalition in the next election. and also we showed that this the cpa or i'm in though coordination branch fell to serve the country and fell out to stop us government. so just give them an inner freezing for establishing

a bigger mark next time and the government and control. thank you very much for talking to thank you for your time, man eligible re a political analyst. joining us there from baghdad. think it not more head on this sandra 0 news. our including the european union, agrees to begin work on a plan to train ukrainian soldiers, but they are divisions within the block. over the proposal, king is election battle head to court presidential candidate reloading, and launches his challenge after rejecting the results earlier this month. and later in school, the colombian tennis player that caused a huge chunk of the rest ah, 1st in the world news, the un secretary general is appealing for a $160000000.00 in aid to help more than 33000000 people affected by pakistan's worst flags in decades, more than 1100 people have died since the amounts of rain began in june. pakistan

is a washing suffering. the pakistani people are facing the monsoon on steroids, the relentless impact of epochal levels of rain and flooding. the climate catastrophe askew, more the 1000 people with many more injured. let us all step up in solidarity and support to the people of pakistan in their howard of needs. let stop sleep walking towards the destruction of our planet by climate change to they. it is pakistan to morrow, it could be your country. while most of those deaths have been in rural parts of the southern st province where people live in basic mind and brick houses, houses here as endless. robbie has a story of one remote village in chicago district where people are desperate for half until the monsoon rains came last week barcode elise was the newest house

in the village. was nearby yoga video mirror. it started raining. i. my name is cynthia children to my house as well because my place was new. it was safe. there was no fear. suddenly at 2 in the morning, there was a loud crash and the entire roof came down. oh no, no. 16 women and children were asleep inside at the time that a little more funny. ollie's wife, young son in law and 3 other children, were crushed to, to have it on your mother. he feels helpless. he says his household wiped away him . of other traditional structures in rural sin, affordable for the poor, usually suited to the terrain, are being overwhelmed by the effects of climate change. the weather has become so extreme, so suddenly people say the building techniques, their fathers and grandfathers used to make houses just aren't strong enough

anymore. pakistan produces less than one percent of global carbon emissions, but suffers some of its worst effects. muhammad hussein, last 2 daughters and a son when the roof collapsed, a message to the world from a grieving father. nursing me, i gotta help me. i've got my friends go to my for the lego. the rain was not like this before. i just want to tell the world, prepare yourselves, go somewhere safe. my advice is don't sleep under roof, may god keep your safe. i wouldn't wish what happened to us on any one. his wife was in the house at the time to get the money, but she now clings to the children. she has still in shock. she hasn't said much since it happened. they put their children to bed where they thought it would be dry, where they thought it would be safe. men slept out in the open to give women and

children more room. the best of intentions met with the worst of fitness. in basra, b l g 0, chicago poor since province pakistan and command hider has more from no share where 2 major rivers have flooded. i'm back to a place called cara bod, which is also the confluence point between 2 major bug assoni rivers. behind me you have the river cobble coming from the west, and towards that end the river in which comes from the north. now both are said to be in high flood and although the situation up north is now improving where the water is receding, there is a grave tread. this large water body is heading out toward the province of sin and is going to hit sudden punjab. that is focused on cotton growing bell, and gordon is of course bogus on sketch grub. my good will also devastate

populations that situated close to the river bank. august on i seen massive deforestation which of course is common founding the problem that is worrying and the river beds. and of course there are now high population density along the water bodies. the country now has to think very seriously if it wants to mitigate the crisis and deal with future flood right now, the grave threat is poured to areas which are in the upon job and the province of sin and head in the k p. k. province. people are now cleaning up and returning to their homes, but it is of course, going to be the grave trend toward the borne diseases from the stagnant water. that remains. when i saw speak to ariba mac, see who's a front relief factor is st coordinator. she's joining as high school from now, or thank you very much for being with us. i know you recently visited baluchistan

province and the crisis there began a while ago in june. in fact, how bad is it for the people who, who lived there and what is it that they're experiencing right now? tell us about what you saw and her it while you were there. ali. oh, it's helen, her right now. we have it's unprecedented. we've never seen anything like that yet . this did stop in june and be are not usually we have not during this time of the i mean in 2010 we had to book us. but this is not even a fact that they're not going to faction of what we've seen right now. in some places, the water was when i was bossing by incentive, we have no communication link. we are trying to connect and conductors and even front of people on time did we only have food in my home down and only have food. so $2.00 to $3.00 days. and we use coordination of fox and army because the army

has moved in there is no journalists can go that no food supply like you've got, you can go there. there's no way you get into just to my family is that we are dropping food from helicopter than s these the mean road i've been completely cut off, completely destroyed, but n 65 and the m each which seems to be the problem for things because on the border, right, this water has come from the naive and boil on use and when it was coming, the pressure i had a big deal of a sense to me when i was there was a lot of the i got the rain has stopped and we can see people, but we have to food and people just trying to save lives. this, this is a very difficult, you're saying to access this, these areas in baluchistan province because of the devastation. but as you say,

this has been going on since june. what kind of support have the people they've been getting from the federal government yet the prime minister visited, the child must be the next work list in there. i was there, but for the last one week, i mean the when the gold neck but got disconnected when we saw the water coming from the mountain. it was just like a monster hitting and the mean it just came from the mountain. don't lean from different directions. at the same time, it has destroyed religious, often with children crying people are crying for head falling. me. i really, i times i just been how that how should i know what we mobilized people? n g o be reaching out to be to media, people has been having a huge logistics problem. what, what do they need the most every about what are they telling you? is most agents right?

yes. focusing on rescue relief, food and water. the very, very basic, i mean that among the dimensional problem, the, the fear of diseases breaking out of die color. malaria it's, i have no crop anymore. we won't have food shortages and it's an impact the entire country is this. i mean, it just got this topic, what has happened, and we have never seen this. i have never seen business. and the b one was telling me that our children have seen water and they will be scared of water for the rest of their lives. because the ship found and magnitude which each of them is, is just it has less than traumatized. a desperately fat situation in the thank you so much. a reba maxi for talking to us about this and painting the picture for his face of the devastation in baluchistan. thank you for joining us on our us here in

the war in ukraine now. and the team from the united nations nuclear watched our gauge and see the i. e. a is meeting with ukraine's present burmese lensky in cave . this comes before the delegation is to travel to these operation nuclear power plant. fighting near europe's largest nuclear facility has drawn international concern about a potential disaster. the i 8 team is bigger being given access to inspect at the site which is controlled by russia. meanwhile, e u defense minister is our meeting in prague. they've pledged to ramp up weapons production and boost military training for the ukranian armed forces. there are many trending initiative underway, but the needs are enormous. and we need to ensure the coherence of these efforts.

and i can say that all members stage agree clearly, and that and on launching, do work necessary to define the parameters. florida your military assistant missions for the great. i'm not saying that this was decided today. in any case, this is, are you, formal, conscious of your former conceal vasa, big decisions. natasha butler is standing by in paris with more on the e. you defense ministers meeting in pride. but 1st i speak to teresa bo was in ukraine's capital key forest. so teresa, let's start with a meeting between the i 18 and president lensky, a much anticipated visit to these operation. nuclear sites are from this i 18. what are we expecting? and when do we expect them to actually reach the site? well, that's correct. the a team is already here in kev. there's 14 persons that compose the

team. and what we're hearing is that they're likely to travel to the nuclear power plant on wednesday. that's when the tree is likely to happen. and this is happening as a some crucial members of ukraine's government have been accusing russia of shelling the road that they have to take to make it all the way to support you to the nuclear power plant. earlier today, the director of the final. but he met with president of the me to say lensky there . he said that he was going to make sure that they found the safest road to make it all the way to the plant. let's not forget that they have to go through the front line and that's why, you know, it's an extremely dangerous situation. for many, they're trying to find the best path. there was a big debate initially when, when this mission was 1st planned on how they were actually going to make it there . and moscow was pushing for that trip to be made through russia or to crimea. well,

they came here to keep under expected to be traveling, as i said before on wednesday. so you know, there's been lots of information about fresh fighting for shuttling all around that area. lots of concerns about the possibility of radioactive leaks. so their main purpose, while they're there, is to check the plant that it has not been damaged or that very serious damage has happened. there also verify the tax on the situation of the ukrainian technicians that are working there. but also, of course, that all the safety systems are in place to prevent nuclear disaster and another front line and flash point in this conflicts right now, theresa is concave and care song. there's been fighting there, intense fighting, bring us up to speed with what's happening. well, as most of the fighting right now of this war is happening in the southern and on the eastern part of the country. but now all the focus is on what's happening in

the south. it seems that ukraine has moved from being on the defensive, on the offensive, and with a promise. and there's been lots of talk in the past. we've of a counter offensive promise of precedent follow me to fill in people, livery the territories that have been occupied by russia. in fact, he said that the russians must start running to save their lives when the war began . and this is extremely interesting. most of the russian forces move to take over the southern part of the country from the crimea and peninsula that is currently occupied by russia. so they made it all the way they passed her phone, make it to make alive, and that's where repelled. and that's where they stayed, and that's why they were unable to take the southern part of the rest of the country will make it to the city, although they sat and where the i right now we've had a phone and that's why the government has said that they have launched several attacks on that. every other fighting with western provided weapons, high precision, rocket launchers like high mars, among others that have been provided by the united states. so we're going to have

to see whether they have enough manpower to carry this out, or the weapons necessary to be successful. however, russia is saying that they're fighting back and that they're still planning to continue to, to complete the operations here in ukraine. there's also fighting the eastern part of the country in the city or had he, russia has been trying to take it from the very beginning of this war 6 months ago . they have been unable to do it, but there's been fresh shelling, rush, and shelling on that city. at least 5 people were killed. so you know, this war is still ongoing. thousands of people have been killed. thousands of evil have been injured, and millions have been displaced. theresa, thank you very much for that update. theresa board live in keith less now bringing natasha butler in paris for more on the e. you defense ministers meeting natasha. they've agreed on setting up training missions for ukrainian truths. tell us more about

yes as well. we heard for murphy used foreign policy chief use a barrel. he says that these defense ministers that have been meeting in progress for the past couple of days have agreed in principle on setting up on working on a putting together e, you trading missions for ukrainian forces. the idea is that ukrainian troops would be trained militarily outside of ukraine in neighboring you countries. now, burrell has said in the past that this was something he wanted to put on the agenda during this meeting because he said, look, the you, as training missions like this in europe, in other areas, in asia and africa. why not for ukrainian forces that we don't have any details exactly as to when these are training missions would begin and, and they do have to be a green lighted by you leaders at a summit next month. nevertheless, it does look as if all 27 members states defense ministers are certainly on board. also in frag, natasha, the you foreign ministers were discussing

a potential visa band for russians. are they all in agreement about this? my sonia contentious issue. it seems foreign ministers have been discussing this today. they will conclude their discussions on wednesday. what we have is on one side, some nordic, and eastern european countries that are pushing for a full ban on it. you visas for russians, you know, we've heard things from leaders from some of those countries, from politicians, from some of those countries saying things like, look, it's not fair. the russians can be coming to the european union on holiday to the cities, to go shopping and live on beaches. while there are people dying in ukraine while rush of wages this war in ukraine. they want to see an all out ban. on the other side though, you have some countries including france, germany, the say in all out band would be counter productive. there would fuel anti you sentiment that a would a bolster putins or anti western narrative, and they say,

it just isn't worth doing. what they say though is would be a much better way. ford is a compromise. it looks as if that's probably what we will get when this meeting wraps up on wednesday, a compromise a well be a lot more difficult for russians to get visas for the you more expensive, more administration, but not an all right ban. natasha. thank you for that. natasha butler live in paris . still ahead on this al jazeera usa. why the families of those who drowned off the coast of lebanon, hear them never get their loved ones release. first, the heat wave now flooding, where in china with tens of thousands of people have been forced to move to safety . ah, they got set on day one of the ways don't mean as a ukrainian by and not, not in the well number one thing ah

hi there. well the pearl river which runs right through jackson, mississippi reach flood level. this was a scene. this of course, was after copious amounts of rain were dumped on the area here though by some estimates not as bad as what it could have been. now unfortunately, more rain falling over this area on tuesday, and a pretty steady stream of rain through texas is while some flash flood watches in play a toward that border with oklahoma, around the great lakes. we had some rock in storms, so that's wiped out the temperature, the high temperatures and humidity the other day. it was feeling closer to 40 in toronto. are now down to 25 on tuesday. much calmer weather though, off to the west high pressure place. so that's deflecting systems toward the north . we've got high temperatures, seattle, and portland heat advisor is in play here. same goes for california and southern sections of nevada. biggest also included in that heat warning with the high of

$42.00 degrees on wednesday. central america really top to bottom along that pacific coast. we've got heavy falls of rain in the forecast, especially 400 south end of south america. pretty persistent feet of rain for that pacific coast of columbia. and a big change in temperature. santiago nearly matched. it's winter temperature record, which is $31.00. you hit 30.5, but a big change on tuesday with the hiv 16. ah frank assessments, how much support is there if it's street protests that we've seen in jail across the rest of the country? the street has been, has been very good. that's happening into the coke and found that people across the country informed opinions we will say more of these events. what is happening is that climate change it to making them work in depth analysis of the days global headlines draw. he is credited by some way where they were storing italy's credibility. this critics would say he couldn't play the part of

a politician. what do you think went wrong inside story on al jazeera? they say rules have years in palestine. they also have eyes on teeth. architecture is used by our 5th visit with tayo advisement, reveals the role of architecture in israeli occupation. everything in this panorama . ease with tactical tools within the architecture of the patient. just need to know how to decode the architecture of finance. part of the rebel architecture series on i was just gonna lou ah, ah, you're watching al jazeera life from doha with me for the back to bill. a reminder

of our top stories kami is returning to rocks, capitalized supporters of she. i need them off and leave bank ice cream, so i thought i gave them a deadline to end their demonstration that turned violent on monday. at least 30 people were killed. humanitarian organizations in pakistan is struggling to get 8 to more than 33000000 people affected by the voice flags, same decades. more than 1100 people have died since the mom rains began in june. un secretary general is appealing $460000000.00 in 8. and the team from the u. n. nuclear watchdog agency is meeting ukraine's present volume is lensky key. the talks come ahead of the delegation, traveling to inspect the rush and controls operation. nuclear power. how to use now any solomon islands has temporarily band u. s. navy ships entering its ports. the suspension was confirmed by the u. s. embassy australia in australia. it comes amid wising tension between hon yara,

and washington and its allies. after the pacific island nation signed a security agreement with beijing in april in a statement, solomon islands, prime minister, said the moratorium would apply to old naval ships. well, let's talk to cynthia watson about this. she's an independent asia pacific unless joining us from annapolis, maryland in the u. s. thank you very much, cynthia, for being with us on angie's there. what, why do you think this moratorium is coming into effects now? and how big of a setback is it for the us? well i, i think that those set back is more in public relations and politically, at this point has relatively minor implications. but it does go to the way we interpret what's going on. oh, i think there are 2 things that are largely being ignored, as people look at this at discussion of the solomons over the last. now almost 6

months. one is, everything has become defined as great power competition as if the solomons were not an independent actor in all of this. and this could be something as simple as domestic challenges to the regime where they've decided to default to bawling, to going back to what was says about visits. and prior acknowledgement of visits is not uncommon. so you don't think it plays into the, on the, sorry to interrupt. you don't think it plays into the tension between beijing and washington. it certainly plays into it, but i don't think that it's something that should be interpreted unless we want to make it into something. as a grandiose move on the part of beijing to force the solomon's to do something with it. that may in fact be what happened, but there are other plausible explanations as well that have

a lot to do with internal politics within the solomons. and we are forgetting that as the idea of great power competition makes everything into a 0 sum equation. yeah, well the reason i ask is because of course shai, the white house has accused china of trying to, to bully and cor, as these a pacific island nation is in no pacific region of countries there of doing their bidding, basically. but china is facing its own economic problems right now. if, as you say, this is truly has tremendous. yes, china has tremendous issues right now. great. not the least of which is that they've announced as of today when the party congress will occur in october, which will become the primary focus of what happens within china for the next couple of months. right. so if i understand, you're absolutely right that the u. s. has made that accurate is harkins zation at

the same time. china regularly accuses the united states of things and we don't accept that as gospel either. her. my point is simply that if every thing in the world happens as if it were soley driven by great power competition, that leaves out a lot of possible explanations. indeed. now coming back to china as he said, it's been facing problems, right. and if the relationship between beijing and the solomon islands is based on financial support, do you think this could back fire on, on, on the solomon islands? absolutely. because one of the things paging regularly does is manipulate the countries that it seeks to engage with. you're absolutely right about that accusations have flown because beijing regularly expects something back for his investment. so it could fall back on the solomon's as a negative. at the same time,

we just don't know how it will play out, because paging frankly, could lose interest as the mounting toll of domestic challenges. whether it's the drought, whether it is the party congress, whether it's the jobs that are being lost and trying to, to the drought, the heat wave and all of the other implications we haven't even mentioned. all of those are things that are going to be front and center in china right now. thank you very much for talking to us about this. thank you for your insight, cynthia watson, asia pacific analysts, in annapolis, maryland. there now the search team that found the wreckage of a migraine boat that went down off the coast of lebanon, says it's unable to bring the vessel to the surface. the drivers also haven't recovered the bodies inside the trunk and boat families of the victims say they're living. the pain center holder has a story from tripoli in northern, never, not 4 months on,

survivors are reliving the pain of losing family members at sea. they were hoping to make it to europe, but their boat was intercepted by the army off the coast of northern lebanon in circumstances disputed till today. no mckenna had of our goal is to know who is responsible for thinking the boat's. we still don't know. there have been contradictory statements. the army said the boat wasn't hit. if the captain of the submarine said it was hit from the front. a few days ago, a privately funded search team located the wreckage more than 450 meters beneath the surface. the army says it was overloaded and collided with the navy vessel while trying to get away. survivors say, otherwise, hope all is all in the army vessel, hit the front of our boat was just started to come in. and at 1st, we didn't realize the bushes thinking i saw a sailor twice, telling them to hit the front of our boat. the captain of the submarine reported

signs of damage at the front of the boat, but says his team didn't have the capabilities to retrieve the vessel which is partly buried under silt on the sea bed. mac, a bummer, or they were killed in cold blood. we want a transparent investigation and if they were serious about the truth, they would bring the boat up. relatives of the more than 30 people missing are not only asking for justice. what would they kill my daughter? at least give me her bones. this is all i want now, so i can pray at her grave. the search team says it found some bodies near and inside the shipwreck, but they were badly decayed. the tragedy in april wasn't the 1st for lebanon in september, 2020 a migrant boat drifted at sea for days without food or water. before it was found, 4 people died including a child. then like now the families of the victims blamed the authorities saying they haven't even been told if any of the remains were recovered. i don't these on

my children. i one thing, it's more up to the authorities. what happens? these are my children not days, but the search team has ended its mission, providing no closure to grieving families that are there as ita, tripoli, northern lebanon. kenya's supreme court is holding a pre trial hearing to outline the process for a legal challenge into the results of the election held earlier this month. william router was declared the winner, but 4 of the 7 commissioners who oversaw the polls refused to endorse the results. his rival, right? oh, dingo says the commission system was hot and once a recount, believing it'll show that he won the election. malcolm web is in, i will be with more what is the next chapter in the struggle for power here? and can you started the supreme court and over the next 6 days, judges and lawyers representing the various parties. i will go through the evidence that has been submitted, violet and his lawyers alleged that there was elect to fraud his main opponent,

william router, the deputy president denies it. the allegations against the electoral commission 5 years ago, we were in a similar position rather than leading the opposition challenge the results. and in an unprecedented move, the supreme court overturned the election in order to re run it in 6 days from now that we're expected to get a judgement and we'll find out if the supreme court upholds the election result as it was announced, dorsey called for a recount or re run of those polls if that happens, it has to take place. within 60 days, according to the constitution, police insure lanka have use water cannon and fry a t gas to disperse protestors and colombo, hundreds of people march through the streets of a capital accused the government of cracking down on protesters after months of demonstrations led to the resignation of president go to buy a roger papa in july,

sudanese authorities say 99 people have died intervention range and flash floods over the past few weeks. they've warned that rivers in the east have reached dangerous levels and could brace their banks at any moment. odyssey or mam advisory for some cartoon. the homeless and in desperate need of help. 36 villages in eastern sudan have be dated by water. and the threat from floods isn't over yet. the torrential rains begun more than 5 weeks ago, and gash a season river near the city of casela has reached unprecedented levels and threatened to spill into surrounding areas through my lola. and watch on, i mean i'm on. oh gosh, flooding is our biggest problem. we've been asking for a bridge to be built in this area since 2017, but the authorities never responded to our demands. local authorities say several people have lost their lives in this area so far. 15000 homes have been completely

or partly damaged, swathes of agricultural land have been destroyed. thousands of families have lost their livelihoods. while several of another, he continues to reign and people have lost their home. now they need shelters. mosquito nets insecticides. cosette authorities are appealing for humanitarian health. i love little does that there's almost a lot of the people who've been affected were already among the poorest in this area. so we would like to ask, good hearted people and organizations to intervene and bring more help. several countries including cut out on saudi arabia have already responded large shipments of aid have been sent by air and are being distributed. but logistics issues are delayed the operation. many of the affected areas are remote and happy,

impossible to reach because the roads have been cut off by floods. the 14 states across to then need immediate help. the deadly floods have caused extensive damage to property, especially in the states of called the van da, for our busier and white denial, with a few more weeks of the wet season, remaining fears, amounting. but the situation for those already effected might go from bad to worse . hammered vile al jazeera cotton. more than a 100000 people have been moved to safety. after heavy rains led to flooding in south west china, the waste heat areas were devastated by heat way. for most of the summer moraine is forecast apart as each one province. patrick falk has more from chunking city. will of the last couple of weeks chunks you really has been suffering under this intense heat wave which has caused bush fires. it's cause power outages, crops,

and livestock have really been struggling as well. so this really is a dramatic change in weather conditions. temperatures have gone from daily highs about 40 degrees celsius right down to the mid twenties. and there's also been this rain for which began on sunday and is still ongoing. and as you can see, it's really helped to replenish the yangtze river right behind me. just a few days ago, parts of this river had dried up so much you could walk half way across it. but the concern now for a thought is, is the threat of possible flooding. one of the things the heat wave did is it really bates the soil around this region and has caused it to clack and loosen and that increases the possibility of natural disasters. so authorities have issued a flood alert warning. they've evacuated more than 100000 people to safe grounds and rain is expected to persist in some parts of southwestern china over the next

10 days. so it does look as though there is going to be further weather related uncertainty in the days ahead. a study is wanting that melting from the green and ice sheets will eventually raise global sea levels by at least 27 centimeters. even if the burning of fossil fuel stops, immediately, scientists say the sheet is shrinking because of climate change and nothing can be done to prevent it. they want 27 centimeters is a best case scenario. and sea levels could rise by as much as 70 centimeters. that would threatened, threatened me out of billions of people who live in coastal areas profess. david holland is a next bird in ocean science. he says, he knew the findings would be bad, but didn't expect them to be this week. the broadest level, the polar regions, the arctic in particular, is the most sensitive place on earth to climate change. a study, a week or so ago, demonstrated one part of the arctic is warming. 7. i repeat 7 times faster than

anywhere else on earth. this has to do with the fact that ice disappears, which is white. it no longer reflects sunlight and the blue ocean that's absorbing . so the arctic is a place where was seen enormous change and that's where the green and i see it is located. if you have a background feel over live in of about a foot, and then you have a large tide and then you have a storm. well then you have something like hurricane sandy that we went to a new york. so believe that will become more frequent occurrence around the planet . we're raising the background and that's we're actually making now other natural events more severe. what we seek to answer, the scientists kind of how much ice and how fast that's kind of guiding question. so from greenland, now we're getting a sense of how much based on this study, how fast is yet a question to be answered. i would speculate it's on the scale of a century based on what's been happening in the last 2 decades. but that's where we are now. at least 6 people have been killed in

a much slide near salience capital flash bags caused a section of a hill to collapse back bearing 2 homes. sh. a disaster comes 2 weeks after sally on march. the 5th anniversary of a massive my slide at killed more than a 1000 people. i'm at each race reports by the time help arrived. it was truly for many who lived here, including children. but even after the last buddy was filed, neighbors continued to dukes edward robert, in the horrible salvage of what the residence described. what happened fortunate puts him up. all of a sudden i just saw the bulk of mud and palm trees up rooted from the stump. the mud which fell destroyed these 3 houses, which caused the death of 6 people. the destruction. also leaving many a homeless. i got what we leave here because this is where we managed to pay cheap

rent. i don't have the money to pay for an expensive house. emergency worker say to more people were killed in frito as a result of the torrential rains. and by curation order has now been issued to ela griffey said to b, e. p and other agencies actually continue assessing beliefs around advice. other houses within this area to voluntarily with kids was the india, me and or the agencies work more that in police. forget the other 100 and then down so that we could move in for that. president junior's mother bure issued a statement, sunday condolence, esther affected families. it was described centred young as a walt 3rd most vulnerable nation. when it comes to the impact of climate change. if, despite a government bank 5 years ago, people continue to build settlements in disaster, poon, early years, even more rob frito, a scene here. the consequences can be prieto,

greece al jazeera, one person has been killed in protest across haiti. hundreds, stick to the street to the capital portal, prince and other cities to demand the resignation of prime minister alahi. the wave of protest is a 2nd. this font, many people blame the prime minister for higher costs of living and widespread violence. i won't get you to day. we took to the streets again to claim our rights to police for it goes to kill us. as you can see, all the gus pots broken fire talk. there are no problems with that. we will not stop protesting until arial ali resigns, because things have become more complicated under his government. we don't have purchasing power. inflation is about 31 percent. this is the 1st time we are experiencing something like this in this country. what with chile has summoned the brazilian ambassador in santiago over comments made by president j, a boss narrow during a t. v. election debate on sunday. boss narrow accused chiles newly elected

president, gabrielle boy, h os setting several metro stations on fire during anti government protest sin santiago, 3 years ago that you land, foreign minister says the accusation, sir. absolutely false source is coming up after the break with gemma. and we will have all the ages, including the battle of the big hitters in major league base. do steve? ah ah, with

with oh, news ah, is jemma and key folly serena williams as expected retirement. we'll have to wait after she reached the 2nd round at the us open and what will be her last major?

the 23 time grandson champion who set to quit after the tournament, walks on the court looking every bit the queen of the game and a sparkle outfit with diamond encrusted trainers. she was, is to say good bye to her fans if it came down to it, but she beat dank at covenant to set up a meeting with 2nd seat. and that fantastic. and serena still isn't keen on using the word retirement. when speaking about her intention to step away from the sports, i been go when you're passionate about some being a new log, something so much it's um, it's always hard to like walk away, but sometimes it gets harder to walk away than to knock arm. and that's been the case for me and so i've been trying to decide for a little while what to do. but i was just like, all right, well i think now the time, you know, i just have a family of me and all have you know, i saw, oh, father, i called you should. there was a massive shock in the men's draw with stephanie sits about losing his opening

match to a qualifier. the grateful seed had a terrible start dropping the 1st 11 games against columbia's daniel and that he got land. and he never fully recovered at losing, in 4 sets against a man who was appearing in the manger in new york for the 1st time. helen took the victory on his night's match point and that light couldn't quite believe it. and the other huge up sat on day one saw to some grand some champion simona, helen knocks out by qualifier diet legal in 3 sets for the ukrainian who's ranked a 100 and 24th in the world. this was her 1st win on the w t 8 or she fought back tears and dedicated the victory to her country. wimbledon runner up ons shabba booked her place. in the 2nd round, after beating madison wrangle in straight sets between his ian who seated 5th hasn't been past the 3rd round in new york before i mean

with 2019 champion, bianca and rescue will have some awkward meetings with our sponsors. nike, after complaining to the unpaid about her dress, she was allowed to go and change and went on to win her match against harmony. tammy, 2 sets to one. it was i just bothering me on now some 4 hands. i just felt like it was kind of coming up a bit. obviously the when didn't help, but i mean, i could have definitely used a different choice of wording. i apologize to anyone. i disrespected, i mean i love nike and i hope i can be with them for the rest of my life. it was a good day for the qualifies all round at flushing meadows. brandon holt, playing in his 1st grand slam beat tennis seed and fell american taylor fritz sous ranked 200 or one places above him. house is the son of to time usa. when women sink was champion tracy austin was excited to be playing.

ah, my 1st major match, i had a pretty good momentum from playing 3 caused matters in a row. so i thought pretty much tough and um, i had a lot of fun. lot of friends and family were on the corner, big stadium. this one i played in so far, so i was really happy to play in there and another qualify weaving. we became the 1st chinese man to win a match in the u. s. hyphen named rule. he defeated at 1st. he 1st seated nicholas at basil, actually of georgia in straight sets. nick carroll says safety 3 to the 2nd round after a straightforward win against federal australian and doubles bonnet. the nasty cough in arcus is the $200.00 korea. when for curious, he reached the wimbledon final last month why he was beaten by novak jock of it. she was not competing in new york because he's not have the coven 19 vaccine. though, i dunbar, and had little trouble in his opening. brown match. daniel medford, who is the defending champion of flushing meadows and he made light work of american, is stefan coldwell,

dropping only 6 games. the russians trying to become the 1st place who in consecutive years opened since roger federer in 2008 big news in gulf with world number 2. cameron smith becoming the highest ranked player to join the saudi back to live series. the australian who won his 1st major at last month's open championship leads a group of 6 players. we've become the latest to defect from the established pga tool. the live series have 8 events this year with a total pass of $255000000.00 in prize money and is run it by formula. number one greg norman manchester united continue to build their squad under new manager, eric ted hog. they've agreed to sign brazilian international anthony from i x he played under 10 hog when the dutchman was in charge of the club last season. antony is unites his 5th signing in this toronto and i. he want to link titles with i x and help them reach the last 16 of the champions league last season. is

taken just for matches for the 1st premier league manager to be sacked, almost half dismissed scott parker. after that, nie no last livable out the weekend park had been in the job of 14 months and gotten promoted to england's top division. now the battle of the big hitters in major league baseball are a judge again show, hey, attorney that the top 2 candidates for the american league envy pier ward judge plays for the new york yankees. and as the leading home run score this season, he hits number 50 again. so tony's los angeles angels moving within 11 of the yankees, record of 61 in a single season set by woocommerce in 1961. but oh, tony also hit one. that was his 29th of the season, and it was his angels team who edged the game for 3 for their 4th straight victory . the yankees though, continued to lead the american legally division for miami marlin's fans. this was the highlights of their evening after their team were beaten by the la dodgers. this dancing couple shied off their steps before the

ceremonial 1st pitch, their killer moves that distract the mascot who failed to catch the bull. impressive moves their ally that zoe was worked for. now. i'll have another dates, a little bit, lace out. very impressive indeed. jemma. thank you very much for that. as well as news are on al jazeera, but to stay with us. we've got plenty more of the day's news coming up shortly, including the latest reaction from baghdad after 2 days of bonnet protests in the rocky cabin steamers. ah ah. and a 2 story astray

will do challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated society to make a difference. if i go a course, we'll pull into the ravine how families look like. the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class, risk in it all. al jazeera lou from the ruins of mosul, music as re emerged. these are some of 40 musicians who make up the whatever orchestra in iraq, 2nd largest city. despite being bon bon muscle was occupied by i. so the melodies arrived 3rd and christian curd arab sundays, and she has these young men and women represent the diversity of iraq to be able to hear music. i'm in the ruins of muscles. all city feel strange, but it brings home the resilience of residents who say that despite the destruction

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