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3 often. 6 minutes from the egyptian striker helps insulin to a big win over scottish 5 rangers. ah, it's just after 1300 g m t and we start in brussels, where nato defense ministers have been discussing how the best deal with russia and increase arm shipments to ukraine. for right now, our teams have had to seek shelter because air raid sirens have been ringing out across both the capital key if and the west and city of the viv president vladimir lansky says ukraine is only about 10 percent of what it needs for. it said defenses and ruled out diplomatic contacts with russia. nato secretary general yen salt and berg pledge the alliance is full support saying it will stand with ukraine as long as needed. we will stand by ukraine for as long as it takes. we

will step up our support on a particular we will provide a more air defense system. so to ukraine. also el com, other very strong message from the national community yesterday. the bolt in the un also cleared condemnation of the illegal annexation of ukrainian territories, and the clear call on russia president putin to reverse these decisions and to respect the total integrity of ukraine. germany sent the 1st or 4 promised air defense systems to key on wednesday. it says it's the most modern weapon it's possession and will improve ukraine's rate of shooting down russian cruise missiles . french president emanuel micron promised to send air defense systems and radar to help protect against drone attacks. natasha bartlet is live for us in brussel. so natasha, 1st of all, what have they agreed on when it comes to beefing up weapons supply? the ukraine?

well, how to increase those weapons supplies to ukraine? assoni being one of the main point of discussion here are during these meetings of nato defense ministers, or we know so far is the britain and france. the latest at nato met the countries to say that they will send air missile defense systems to keep. now keepers repeatedly requested such sister ukraine present for lauder. misled sky has talked about the importance the need for an air shield every country because of the continued missile strikes or by russia. earlier germany, the united states and the netherlands all said that they were also sending air defense missiles, some systems. some of those already are on the way as you already pointed out. nato countries also very concerned about their own territorial security,

is something that they've been talking about a lot here of as many countries send their weapons to ukraine, they're finding that their own stocks are dwindling. their own stocks are being depleted more we saw a bit earlier, a 14 member states signing an agreement for the joint, a purchase of a missile defense systems that seen as a way to kind of try and protect nato territories. as this out war drags on. i understand they've also been talking about the nuclear deterrence. what's been going on that one? no, they have indeed, the german defense minister said, look, we are living in very dangerous times. defense ministers, he has been talking about. the lines is nuclear deterrent. there are 3 nuclear powers within nato frauds, united kingdom, and the united states. we've also heard of foam and they to spoken person that the

line will be carrying out a series of nuclear military exercises a little later in the month in western europe. and over the new thing, all this, of course, in the context of those nuclear weapons threats from russia, moscow continuing to say that he could possibly or him that it could possibly use nuclear weapons at some point in this conflict. that is, of course, a huge concern to the alliance. we heard the us defense secretary lloyd often say that each day the lines is monitoring very, very closely. the threats taken them, of course, extremely seriously. all right, good stuff from natasha butler in brussels. let's go to the heart of the conflict in ukraine. huh. jim, jim, he's long for us and live. and just moments ago, we had an air raid siren going off. what was happening with that? and tried sammy, this is the 1st time that an air raid siren has sounded here and live since tuesday

or earlier this week for tuesday was the 2nd day of consecutive russian missile strikes on the live region in which a power stations and critical infrastructure were hit. today, just in the past 15 minutes, you had the air raid sirens ring out once more. of course, when they rang out there were a lot of warnings coming on. speaker systems throughout the city, telling people that they needed to get to a safe place and to seek shelter. right behind me. you will see that the administrative heart of viv. it was much more crowded just in the past half an hour . of course, since those areas sirens rang out. people have left, there still are some people outside. i wouldn't say it's a panic. mood right now. some people are still very calm. it's interesting to be in live right now, because just earlier this week you had large parts of the city and this region in western ukraine. they didn't have any power. water had been disrupted because of those russian air strikes. and just since yesterday, the power has returned,

water is flowing all throughout the city. people are concerned about what might happen in the days and weeks and months to come. but they also say that they're going to go on with their lives are going to take care. they're going to try to prepare, but they say that they are still resilient, and they're going to live their lives. now i will tell you, the local officials have said here that starting tonight that they are going to get businesses and hotels and restaurants to turn off their lights on the outside of their buildings. and they're going to stop running water in fountains. so they want to try to conserve on energy and water because they are worried that there could be more shortages of utilities if there are more air strikes that happened in the days that had some people bracing from or to come thanks so much my husband, jim to russian president vladimir putin as many cars as admission to mean been hammered and found the leaders are attending a regional summit. the catholic stand to discuss shoring up global energy supplies . i has huge investments in russia. these investments are successful and diverse.

and as you mentioned, the trade volumes are not up to our aspirations. however, we have opportunities to develop and both of these developments and trade volumes, especially in certain domains like infrastructure, agriculture and energy. turkeys president project about the one says he's determined to see russian grain exported to low income countries. he's met president vladimir putin on the sidelines of originals come in catholics that are the one says he wants to strengthen the stumble agreement. so poor countries get the grain and 1st the life that they need the russian president also propose setting up a regional gas hub inter kia we have to correspondence on the story in a moment. we'll hear from sit in cos all lou in the stumble. but 1st i speak to ms . vaughn in moscow. what exactly are the russian proposing when it comes to a gas hub? how much yes,

sammy are present, put in proposed the creation of this gas hub or for distribution of a rush and gas from turkey are saying that turkey is a reliable partner and a partner that has the ability and the means to do this sir. this job and also turkey has the confidence of both sides and it is well placed apparently to, to, to be the say, go between the 2 russia and the european partners, or russia has been talking about this for some time as an idea. and it seems that it is well received in turkey. the spokesman of the or a criminal spokesman committee, pest cove said later, after putting the statements that to the to leaders are okay for an immediate start on that project. and also the 2 companies gas from and the gas from the russian and the bought us the turkish pipeline corporation have even begun to talk about it.

and they are also ready to launch ship such a project. it's not clear if this is going to be a new pipeline that is going to be constructed. not no details about that yet, or is it going to be channeled through the turks stream, which is, are in the, in the, in the baltic sea lots a, lots, a russian pipeline that takes a gas from, from russia to turkey. so it's too early to have all those details, but it seems that the 2 sides are okay on this idea. and they also said a prescott said that they didn't rush and turkey did not consult with the europeans about it. and it is something decided only between took here and rush. all right, thanks so much for ha, valez, bring in for them. causality jones's life from his stumble. so it's not 1st of all, some on that issue. how are turkish officials reacting to russian suggestions of a gas hub inter kia while saw me?

as my colleague also stated, a russian president vladimir putin has been saying there since yesterday. he spoke at an energy summit yesterday. and so far we haven't heard anything from the turkish officials, dad, but of course we don't know what is spoken behind the close or the especially for instance out there is a press conference to leaders, spoke for one and a half hour. true kid is already an energy transmitting center. it transfers energy from east to west. and this is one of turkey's great plans is to be a major hub for you. and there are already pipelines that are transferring different gas and oil from different companies. but of course, this is a very delicate issue for tricky because we are talking about a new system that is going to provide brushing gas to the european countries. and the tension between the west and russia is on the rise. the europeans are desperate

for cheaper energy and for some put in stated that this can be also a good platform to review energy prices which have coin rocket it. but apparently, turks and russians are already studying on this matter, to see how it can be handled, but definite that when it comes to energy and energy trade and the pipelines, there are so many regulations. we should also keep in mind that a turkey should consider possible sanctions from europe because of the current tension that is going on between the west and russia. so far, as i said, we haven't heard anything from the turkish officials, but definitely they will try to take benefit of this. as long as it is in line with a true kaz interest with the european union and its relations with them. all right, we have been hearing something from turkish officials when it comes to russian, fertilizer and grain. what exactly? we're proposing well,

summer when the un brokerage quinn green deal was signed back in july and a stumble as another document was signed with the russians separately from ukrainians, which would allow russian fertilizers and grains to be delivered to the world. and since then, turkish president of paper don has been stating that a grains and fertilize this, russian grains and fertilizers should reach the world market, especially to poor countries 1st, then, what don says today is not something new, but of course, this is also a good advantage for turkish, for instance, our dom because the un brokerage ukraine green deal gave him some credibility when, when it comes to his relations with the west. and those relations have been sprained for a while as we all know. so, and this can also create another chance for turkish present to mediate between the west and russia. again,

when it comes to grand fertilizers. also regarding your previous question, let's say that prison put in who's been stuck with the, with the guess exports of his country. he's also trying to give some leverage to the turkish presence so that he can have the leverage to mediate between the west and russia, which can bring on more credibility. all right, thanks so much. jenna cassandra, that since the war and ukraine began earlier this year, all eyes have been on nato's response, especially from its defense ministers, were last year. the military alliance met twice as it's customary in february and october. this year. however, it's meant full times and could meet again before december. nato defense ministers have condemned russian actions and have supply ukraine with military equipment along with financial and humanitarian assistance. spring in coats volker in washington d. c. he's the former us ambassador tonight. so good to have you with us. so as

i've mentioned, the been more nato meetings. this is a double so far last year, nato, as an alliance though, what has its impact been on the military battles, not just the ministers of defense of nato member countries. if you know what i mean . yeah, i do. well, 1st off, it's natural lead nato was having more meetings this year, because russia has launched the biggest war in europe since world war 2. so it's a threat to european security generally. second, as you indicate nato's main job is the defense of its own members. and so it has taken a lot of steps to reinforce that defense forward deploying forces, putting on more high rating is forces increasing defense spending among member states and so forth. the 3rd thing is then support for ukraine. here, nato has been very cautious not to directly involve itself, but rather it is individual member states who have provided the bulk of the support

. what was interesting in the meetings in brussels as you had a meeting of the so called ramstein format. this is where not just nato countries, but many other countries as well. are talking and coordinating arm supplies for ukraine as you grow and defend itself against russian aggression. when we talk then about individual countries sending aid to ukraine, there is a, an 8th has defense minister meeting on the way in brussels. are we going to see new types of weapons or new quantities of weapons that come to supply the ukrainians as a result of the latest missile attacks on ukraine? yes, that's what they're indicating. for some reason, united states and other countries have been holding back on types of weapons being provided, g crane. and in this case, given the reason russian attacks on ukrainian cities and killing civilians,

there has been a, an effort now to accelerate the delivery of sophisticated air defense systems. so that ukraine is better able to protect its population against these russian attacks . does that mean, for example, some of the, the different types of rockets used in the high mars system, which the u. s. has been hesitant to give the ukrainians are the fear that it could be seen as enabling ukraine to attack russia. that we're going to see some of those kinds of self imposed restrictions. easton, 1st off, that has not been part of the conversation in brussels at this point. there, the defense ministers are talking about providing air defense systems, the by altitude, medium, altitude point defense, for the longer range artillery shells. this is something out of state should be doing because russia is occupying the vast amounts of ukrainian territory. ukrainians cannot reach. and this argument that they're worried about ukraine

attacking russia, i just, it makes me smile because russia is the one attacking ukraine and ukrainians. they could fire injury russian territory today if they want to do they have a border with russia, but they're not doing some, they're the ones defending themselves. i guess few are very familiar with the, the concerns that nato is, is expressing about not wanting to be seen to put russia in a corner that escalate the nuclear escalation ladder. exactly. no one wants to see any use of nuclear weapons and it's completely unjustified. vitamin to turn is attacking ukraine and his forces are not doing well. the fact that he then claims that some ukranian territory as part of russia, something 143 countries of the un general assembly just rejected. the fact that he claims that does not mean it is part of russia, and there's no justification for use of nuclear weapons. and some kind of twisted

idea of self defax up to his forces that are attacking the grain. and it would, that would end if russia were to withdraw its sources. ok, thank you very much for your thoughts and ask us on that co. busy thank you. plenty more, stella had on the news, our including act now to put in place to responsible fiscal policy, the international monetary fund as a message for the world in the face of sky rocketing inflation. american conspiracy theorist alex jones told to pay off to the tune of a $1000000000.00 added small to me, the member of the american team playing at the st. child world. captain carter ah, now security officials in iraq say 9 rockets of hit back that's fortified. green

zone. local media are reporting a number of people have been wounded. it came as iraq's parliament was holding another session to elect its next president and peace rushed to the parliament fall off to the explosions and said they would carry on with the session in a moment to have more on that vote in parliament from mcmurry abdougla had but 1st, same boss larvae has the latest on those rocket attacks. multiple rockets were fired into central dog as parliament was convening once again to try to elect a new president. several of them landed around government buildings in the area on the outskirts of the green, one of them hitting this train station here, the central train station here and buck dog and another rocket landed on the roof of the mosque right here. just next to me. witnesses that saw the rocket land stay. they saw the rockets come down, they saw the smoke billowing in the aftermath of the explosion caused by those

rockets. and they say they don't know who was behind it, but whoever it was clearly trying to send a message to those lawmakers in harlem trying to disrupt that parliamentary session and trying to so yet more seeds of discontent in already divided country long as well that i'm just leaving, this was an act of sabotaged by those who want to bring back sectarianism. but sectarianism has ended in iraq. sunni's, she is kurtz also being christians are all brothers. this was an act of sedition and may god curse those trying to ignite sectarianism again by diameter. but i didn't have my list of people don't trust any government over the past 20 years. we've seen many governments formed, but none will useful to us. they didn't do anything tangible for us. every government as a government of quotas, they claim that benefits and that's it. this market we're in is right next to

where 2 of the rockets that were fired into the central part of the city landing. and the people we've been speaking here, speaking to hear all say the same thing they, they don't feel like they're stakeholders in the political games being played by their leaders right now. and they want their leadership to stop focusing on politics and start focusing on trying to fix the country's economy after one year of political instability that derived the election of the president, the formation of their government. and that nomination of a new prime minister at because of the rivalries, deep division between the political blocks. so now with 269 lawmakers in site this session might constitution. 2 thirds of the total number of the makers is it required to start the session to elect a new president of the state. but with getting,

we've been getting reports from the, from inside the session, suggesting that the pro iranian coordination framework, that's a parliamentary block. it is requesting to name there know many, well how much he asked would any 4 prime minister at once. then you president other public is elected, as you know, that sudan is so controversial and has been rejected by lawmakers, including the, those affiliated, 2 influential either looked at that a southern ho rejected as to danny back in july. and that's part of the reason they stated protests and occupied the parliament for over a month in it. oh gast mount to syria, where local media is reporting 18 soldiers have been killed in the explosion on a military boss. it happened in the damascus countryside. there have been no claims of responsibility so far. is ready forces have arrested $25.00 palestinians during raids in different parts of the occupied west bank in 24 hours. the palestinian

prisoners club says most of the detainees are from the occupied east jerusalem area and its suburbs. straight as in ghana, protesting against a new sales tax, many of them worry, they could be driven out of business. gordon roberson explains traitors and gone as ashanti region are closing up their shops, their ceiling, their stalls with a red band, a symbol of their protest against new taxes. merchant said the new 18.5 percent b a t or value added tax on sales isn't fair. it was that on one product on one product, the government is charging compounded taxes. the manufacturer has already paid v a t. the government is expecting me who is in kumasi to pay the same rate or the 18th, which is $18.00. and the government is expecting those coming to buy from me to all, to charge the same 18 point. 5 traders were already feeling

squeezed, gone as currency. the cd plummeted, 40 percent against the dollar over the past 9 months. it's pushed up the price of imports at a time when inflation is already soaring. food prices have more than doubled in the past year. this week, before we even went for this close though, something was toddress, it is then us momento got us. it might have been wanting is about $200.00. i said if i go to somebody in this condition, these stalls are closed in protest, but some may end up closing for good traders worn of knock on effects to the whole infrastructure of food distribution where their man distribute us in the us on to read them and as others help is to be really helping to serve their middle path. that is the northern part of ghana. and in this case, if they got man doesn't come into us or coming to rob live that one is this yas implements on us. if you're into yet, some of us live in the market. oh,

proteus like these are spreading to other regions as merchants walk up shop in solidarity with those in ashanti tax. authorities have held talks with the traders, but so far the 2 sides have not found the compromise. wooden robison, algae, 01, it's time for the weather. now. here's everton hollow. we've got a bright and breezy weather for road japan at the moment, but it will clear up, it will brighten up the sherry clouds pulling out of the way. it's getting drawn away. high pressure coming back in the sinks, starting to settle down the winds. will ease as we head towards the week and 21 celsius in tokyo. that's not too bad a similar temperature for soul. and also for beijing, the confidential and much of china will be dry and 5 over the next couple of days and pleasant. awesome sunshine was the early morning, missed clears through one or 2 showers therein to where taiwan still struggling to clear that rain out of the way and struggling to clear the rain out of the way from northern parts of the philippines. big downpours, here are the mass of very well. a deep area of low pressure swirling into central

parts of vietnam will bring some big downpours here over the next couple of days elsewhere. it's sunshine and showers, as per usual. now in terms of the monsoon res, across in the air, the monsoon france that's been a bit slow to clear away. this is where it should be. and this is where it is as we go through the next couple of days. conditions are favorable for the front to sink . a little further south was in these was so increasingly tri up towards central and northern parts of india. but wet weather for some continuing further south or cilla had an al jazeera lebanon slides, deeper into a financial crisis, is all efficient stall on government reforms. we'll take a look at sweden's experiment to grow what is calling future proof grain. and in small baseball fans with more than one reasons to celebrate this major lead playoff game ah,

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jazeera blue. ah, you're watching al jazeera time. to recap our headlines. nato defense minister, the meeting in brussels to discuss how to best deal with russia and increase weapons shipments to ukraine. it comes as valid, amir zalinski says ukraine only as about 10 percent of what it needs for a defense. turkeys president roger voted. one says he's determined to see russian grant exported to low income countries is met president vladimir putin on the sidelines of a regional summit in cas, extend security officials in iraq say 9 rockets of hit baghdad,

fortified green zone. local media reporting a number of people have been bullied, it came to rocks, parliament was holding another session to elect his next president. lebanon's economic collapse is accelerating in the absence of a government recovery plan, the international community is made clear. the only way out of the crisis is through a deal with the international monetary fund. but as anna how the reports, politicians have made few steps towards government reforms. lebanon's economic crisis is heading into its 4th year. the state is nearly bankrupt. it can't buy fuel for electricity infrastructure. it's falling apart. while institutions struggle to afford basic operating costs own. there's

a desperate need for hard currency. the international community made clear any funding will only come from the international monetary fund. that means we forming a dysfunctional system blamed on decades of this management and corruption. but there hasn't been political will. and ruling elites doesn't toronto, and these reforms, because it will undermine the structure of their power at has been going on for 30 years now. the country's leaders have refused to open the books at the central bank. they fail to pass laws to investigate all financial crimes and stop billions of dollars being transferred abroad. instead, the shared interests of the political and financial elite have lead to bank customers, suffering losses and being denied access to their savings. any financial program between the i m, f and lebanon would involve passing structural reforms,

and anti corruption measures to improve governance that's likely to hurt the interests of politicians accused of using the states for the interest of themselves and their associates. this was once a middle income country, but the local currency has lost value and its financial losses are estimated to amount to $72000000000.00. that is 4 times the size of the economy. officials say they remain committed to the path laid out by the i m f. but there's still no consensus on a recovery plan. major reforms normally economical was, can go on, i would say any, and on normal circumstances in lebanon, we need stability on the bill of political living all the while. one of the world's worst meltdowns deepens. by the day, seneca, there alger zita battled the head of the international monetary fund. crystelina,

georgia of us as many countries are at risk of recession because of shocks caused by the pandemic and rushes invasion of you crime. she has been speaking of the i'm efs annual meeting in washington. mon, the set speak to alan fisher in washington, d. c. so a world economy battered by, as i said, they're both covered and now the warn you cry. and what is the i m s a picture, a forecast for it? well, a, this is certainly a gloomy meeting and we know that george eva is trying to put a very positive spin on it by saying, look, acting together. we will get through this, but there is an unfortunate confluence of events here because 1st of all there's covered and just coming out of that. but that are still extensive locked downs. and china, which is heading the global supply chain, there is the water ukraine, which is causing problems that are climate crises, which is a costing money to deal with as well. and then there is the,

the cost of inflation. and that a crystelina, georgia acknowledges really hates at the most vulnerable. she says this is a tax on the poorest parts of society. and she is our government to make sure that they are taking action to help those who are really struggling, saying that any help for them must be targeted. and it must be temporary. and she's also aware that the war and ukraine is causing real problems with the global food supply chain. and she told us that at 48 countries and africa are facing food insecurity, a 128000000 people. and she's hoping that the war and ukraine will end soon, because that is adding to the financial instability. interesting. we were hearing from, from xena and, and lebanon. it came up during her news conference there. and she was making a similar point as xena by saying, look, the politicians have got to set aside the differences and start working for the people at the moment. there is political paralysis in the country,

which is leading to economic troubles. and part of that is because there are too many factions wanting to make sure that they get the best possible deal, rather than trying to deal with what the real problem is for the ordinary people and let. and there was the talk to about the climate they came just after a question in argentina. she use an analogy to a tango. she says at the moment, it is a one step backwards, but hopefully to step forward, she acknowledges that the world will use more fossil fuels in 2022, simply because of the energy shock that is coming in the winter in europe, where gas supplies might well be hit, we're russia might start impacting what is sent to the rest of europe. but she believes that this will be helpful in the long run because she thinks that many countries will release that energy security is an important thing to address. and the best way to deal with that is moving to a green economy, a green future as far as energy supply is concerned. so doors,

essentially where the highlights of about an hour long news conference that the head of the i m f has just finished just wrapped up here in washington dc. i thanks so much. alan fisher more than 500 people of died. nigeria worse floods in a decade, usually heavy rain lead to the destruction of tens of thousands of homes. the government is staffing aerial assessments of one of the worst hit areas in a number of state. thousands of people are trapped in remote communities and at least 1400000 are displaced. avenue address is in or tasha in nigeria and amber state. i'm and as i say, 1400000 display selects a lot of displaced people. are they getting any assistance with while sammy slept before just saying from state to local governments and to the federal government. but it's clear to see that people are really, really struggling. it's either these financial aid,

it's not getting to them or it's grossly inadequate. that's the situation, but the feeling we have across the country a short while ago we interviewed the governor who said 2 weeks they've been struggling to deliver aid. and only yes or today from the federal government arrived in the state and you believe it's insufficient. so there are thousands and thousands of people who are out there requiring fine food aid, shelter, medication, even clean water to, to drink. and that's, apart from those who have been completely cut off here in another state. we talking about villagers entire communities completely cut off because of the roads on the bridge have been destroyed by the flood waters. and so nothing has been heard from them. for the last one week or 2, what drew public or international attention to the number i was of course, the boat disaster killed around 90 people according to the governor of our number of state. but the situation across now from the north to the central parts of the

country and down here south, the situation is really, really desperate for me. ok, thanks so much. i did race. a jury in the u. s. has ordered right wing conspiracy theorists, alex jones to pay nearly a $1000000000.00 in damages for his false claim. the 2012 sandy hook school shooting was a hoax. money is compensation for the relatives of the $26.00 victims and an f. b i . officer was called to the scene. i think i have reports late in germany, jury please listen to your verdict as it has been recorded. they have been through so much the emotions of this moment clear in the court room. the men who publicly denied their children were slaughtered in their classroom, who called them actors, and unleashed his followers to who read them with death threats. that man, alex jones will pay for what he did. land or damages asked the future 25. be a most little destruct damages, past and future. there are 2000000,

600000 jones is already facing one judgment for $45000000.00 for this conduct. but this was by far, the biggest penalty, $965000000.00 to the families of h. students and staff. there were killed in their sandy hook classroom. and in f b i agent who was also targeted by jones. all i can really just tell them what we are able to accomplish. we just simply tell the truth and it shouldn't be this hard. it shouldn't be very clear during the trial. jones didn't help this case telling the family he's done apologizing something he defended a flight. of course i've apologized for past things. i said the hurtful feeling, but i wasn't the 1st person to question. and i apologize. years ago, it's estimated that jones in his companies are worth between $135.00 and $270000000.00. he is trying to shield his assets by declaring bankruptcy. but

that's not always guaranteed to work still and will say this could make future conspiracy theorist think before attacking victims of her risk crimes. again, these families last young children, 6 and 7 years old, 6 teachers also died that day. jones was in court that back on the airwaves using this trial to raise money. not for those he hurt, but for himself, we're not scared, and we're not going away. and we're not going to stop. and literally for hundreds of thousands of dollars, i can keep them in court for years. i can appeal this stuff. we can stand up against this travesty against the billions of dollars they want. it's a joke. so please go to info or store dot com unrepentant. still, but now potentially eventually he might pay a very steep price. patty gall haine al jazeera washington war drought and extreme weather, of course, worldwide wheat and grain shortages and an increase in food prices. but in sweden,

warmer temperatures of lead to record breaking harvests, the country is spearheading research that could end up helping farmers around the world protect the crops from climate change. pull rece reports from fall off sweden . the, it's the last day of the harvest in solid in southern sweden. but this week isn't destined for the nation's bread baskets. this is the test feel that the loved men in farming cooperative. where manage at tina hendrickson has a mission to breed crops, the to future proof. we develop new variety of week to make sure that's the right is, can still produce a big yields as possible. even if the climate change is what we really want to produce is varieties that are robust to a lot of different time. it's for her team, it's been

a decade long process. 45000 types of wheat have been whittled down to an elite sheaf of just 10 resistant to extreme heat, droughts, and floods. the knowledge could be crucial further south the worst droughts in 500 years of caused crops to fail in italy, france and germany. farming here used to be challenging because of the cold, not any more. 2022 has been a bumper harvest for sweden. an indication perhaps that their agricultural industry can benefit, at least in the short term, from the effects of climate change. as the heat moves north, sweden's growing season has become longer and warmer. september's in the south have been 2 degrees celsius above the average in recent years. but farmers are aware that the good times might not last long. this farm has been record breaking really and we've had all the, all the great components related to a good year. we will probably see more extreme weather. so it seems like in this

region that once the rain comes, it comes more. and once the dry weather comes it's, it's for longer periods, changes in climate bring changes in disease causes a toxin that something that the breeding process also tries to combat. sweden's harvests may help with the current food shortages in other countries. but in the long term, the biggest yields, maybe in the lab, or rece out is era smaller sweden, i here has let go of about 10000 employees in russia before the war in ukraine. the swedish multinational furniture giant was one of the largest western employers in the country with 15000 employees. it closed all of its russian outlets after the invasion. in march. ikea says it's not yet decided whether it will sell those stores. the fatal shooting of a black man in london last month lead to large protests and calls the police reform

. chris kaba, was killed by an officer at close range. an investigation is underway. trust in london, police is at an all time low. ne fokker explains a makeshift shrine at the sight of 24 year old chris cowboys killing in a case that gripped the british capital. he died from a single shot to the head by police marksman through a car window at close range. the wrapper and construction worker was unarmed and weeks away from becoming a father. police say the car was linked to firearms offences, but they weren't given campus name because the car didn't belong to him. the killing spunk to desperate search for answers from campus family. the calls for criminal charges against the officer who pulled the trigger. that officer has been suspended while the independent office for police conduct carries out a homicide investigation. how can a young man similar car on, on the shore, in their head by police, while the independent investigation into what happened on this london street

continues. the killing of chris cabra has re open questions of police competence and even allegations of institutional racism. and for others who have lost their loved ones as a result of police action cameras, death is reopened. old wounds. marcy rigs, brother sean escapes, a phrenic died after being restrained in police custody. he was arrested for the theft of a passport, which was actually his own energy. louis whose 23 year old son shanie, died when he was held down by 11 police officers while he was a patient in a mental health hospital and anna. so santa fe mother of 17 year old jack, he drowned after being chased into a river by police. yes, the young men have one common thread, none willing to crime. who were ethnic minorities all desperately in need of help. my generation, the older retired and we're exhausted. the problem is they're doing it to our youth . and so we are double traumatized. why can't the government

says this? where is the humanity? if all police officers had guns, it would be like america because they'd shoot 1st and think after, well, it whether if they think, you know, but they shoot 1st is quite disturbing. they are there to protect themselves. they closed their ranks. they act with impunity. i don't trust them at all. the my police and the national police chiefs counsel declined to speech wells on camera. the man police issuing this statement saying we continue to fully support the independent office for police conduct investigation. as they work to establish the facts and try to answer the many questions, mister cabot, family and others have around his tragic death. it could be 9 months for investigators to come back with their findings in that time distrust and the police amongst the cities blank communities deepens. while cabbage family,

who view the police body cam footage of the killing continue to demand justice. the park al jazeera london of course, his best known cultural institutions is reopening to the public ahead of the fee for world comp. the museum of his time card has had an extensive redesigned to make the history of the world more accessible than ever before. finsen monahan has more one of counters, most iconic landmarks, the museum of islamic art, widely known as the mia has reopened. after more than a year of renovation, designed by renowned architect, i am pe, the building itself is considered a work of art. many of the renovation are subtle, with great efforts made to preserve the original vision for the museums. look, the entrance has been widened and opened up as part of the redesign, but the biggest changes are in the gallery. and the way the artifact displayed. the me as grad atrium, houses, 18 galleries, bringing together thousands of artifacts from across the islamic world. one of the

challenges was making this accessible to a wide audience. to put it this way, we had beautiful object they were imbued from showcases. but there was very little story in context about them. so what we did is, 1st of all, we introduced a visit to trail. so people follow a trail and have a little story. if you followed closely, you get an idea about, you know, this, let me well, the culture, the history, the religion we introduced religion, for example. there was nothing on religion before. one path for the spread of islam, from the printed word tortoise to creations, to the development of his love at community. there's also been a push to appeal to an international audience. one past takes visitors from the mediterranean to the gulf, through to iran, and beyond. the indian ocean and southeast asia also totally new. we never had southeast asian, the new ocean, but specifically with the audience here. and with so many people from this area and

being, you know, indonesia being one of the biggest muslim countries in the world, we really thought that should be included. the curators also want to stimulate the senses. there are plans to enhance displays with video, music and even smells special exhibitions are being mounted to coincide with the world cup. one focuses on baghdad. the iraqi capital was once the jewels our culture. so it's an appropriate choice. as doha briefly becomes the center of the sports world. catherine plans to open at least 3 more major museums by 2030, a push to consolidate place, as well. the cultural capitals of the modern middle east fenton mon, in al jazeera doha. so had an al jazeera and spoke, barcelona, avoid the fate, but stay on the brink of the champions league illumination, boss, here with story. ah

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ah, oh, lou. ah, ah. all right, balls fans thought us. hey, we know what that means. absolutely, thank you so much. sammy liverpool mohammed fella has that. another goal scoring record the gyptian forward hit the fast, the separate champions, leak hattrick after coming on as a late substitute. so as for 3 goals and 6 minutes and a big win over scottish 5 rangers as effort, help liverpool secure. a 71 victory rangers have lost all 4 of their group matches . this was liver pulls a 3rd straight win in the competition. they need

a point from one of their final 2 games to progress into the last 16 minutes running for me is exceptional. absolutely. exception and obviously different position tonight coming on. yeah. was just good and of course really i hope for him to do everything. am works well for now on leg a hold for us, but we will have, we have to work on it. barcelona can exit the champions league, the group stages for the 2nd street season, or to look to be heading for a defeat against him to milan. and the italian side took the lead and the 89th minutes. robert levine, dorski did grab a lady call. i sent for garcia to secure a 33. draw martha, our 3rd in their group and must now rely on inter dropping points. if they're to have a chance, a progressing couldn't, but will i be able to k, i see going on your but hello to the i am a bit upset. last year i had the sensation, it was out of our reach to in some games, like when we played in munich, which was hell for us. but this year it's been us,

our own mistakes that have placed us in this situation. it and the same group, byron munich, kept up their perfect winning record so far to confirm their place. in the last 16, they made it 4 winds at a 4, beating victoria hillson for to the on grants. gus, going twice for barn quite brouge her into the knockout stage for the 1st time after in nil nil draw at at let it go. madrid. the belgian champions haven't conceded a goal throughout the group stage. and the other group be game porter, beat to a buyer lever, chusen as reno, well, the gold, the ball used by argentina is diego mera donna to score his famous hand of god goal against england. and the 1986 world cab is to go on auction. it's expected to sell for around $3000000.00. the match at referees and as an alley been us or has kept it for 36 years and says now is the right time to share the historic ball with the world shirt mer donna, we're in that came,

was sold for close to $8000000.00 earlier this year the st child world cup is a full turn meant that ain't to help a vulnerable young people from around the globe. us team is made up of children from families for of immigrants and migrant workers. one of the players tells us about her pride at representing all americans. i'm eileen lopez and i'm from new york city. i'm a soccer player. participating in the tree child was competing for us human schools . my parents migrated to the state and country from mexico. just as a child of immigrant, it's always very difficult because people see differently and i don't know. people see you as a threat sometimes to because they think that you want to take things that are there. i played the fan center bag, right bag left by when you say yes,

oh my code. they gave me the opportunity to be part of the competition. i didn't know for sure that i was going to be going, and at this event they, they announced that and i was very shocked because i was not aware i'm very excited to be part of the high space. what does it define will be going against? seems like brazil, columbia, bolivia, mexico, very nervous about because i feel like they have soccer in their blood. so, but i think the composition will be a learning experience and very good, comfortable friends to help us. but our game or level our game of i'm very sorry. i wasn't going to stay longer at least experience one of the games,

but i, i'm so that we watching everyone the growth of games all my teammates are, i think all of us are mexican american or at least have hispanic background. i feel like everyone in the other countries are expecting eric and zach so like american is born in america. parents pope america. but we're going with parents immigrant. parents make them proud and show them what we can do. the colorado avalanche have opened their stanley cup title defense with a win against chicago black hawks for the game. the team raised their is her championship banner and franchise history. last season they defeated 2 time champions, the tampa bay lightning in 6 games. i made a winning start for new season our trailer, conan scored twice for colorado as they be the black hawks fight. today, manny mikado led his team to victory and major league baseball playoffs with how to

hit an early run for his sandy apologies and mis. 53 went over the la dodgers. the best of 5 nationally division series is now all square at one game. and there was an extra reason for one of atlanta braves fans to celebrate during his seems $30.00 when against the philadelphia phillies. he took home a nice souvenir, thanks to this tad generous den. a playoff series is now level at $11.00. game 3 takes place on friday in philadelphia, and that is all his sport for them back to you. sammy, thanks so much for all that set for this news out, but i'm back in the moment with more of the day's news in the full both. and so, stay with us. ah, there 50000 women in the ukrainian military of which 10000 are on the front lines

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