attention it deserves. inside story. on al jazeera ah, temperatures in q shoe has just been reported as record breaking lehigh as this system rolls through larger that is because of a wind direction. but rain is the next thing. it just catch the south. i think of that island other what is largely offshore leaving most to japan in the sunshine, which is the case to the korean peninsula. and it has been the case in northern china. it is for the northeast still, but this is significant. cloud snow for the mountains and rain in the foam quite often the thunderstorms which will not attempt to down in beijing to 15. not that it will last long, the sas of that it's been particularly went and that rain is consolidating into just raw the lightest stuff as it goes through hong kong. that during fatty on saturday rather breaks up into thunderstorms. beijing is up to about 18 degrees, but the hot and still in places on fire, bits of you nan are still hot,

couldn't ming is 3 degrees short of his record that's cooling down because the increasing cloud. but there's no significant rain here after saying nor is there very much in most of india or bangladesh, but there has been significant sherry activity in the north and it's still in the forecast though he's going away now. so new delhi temps has come up to $36.00 degrees with scattering a shout. the same is true in the hole, but the shouting of his orange in bangladesh. they look vicious. ah, that's not a pushing with

one a global perspective. mm lou . ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories, the salad, at least $78.00 people have died in a stampede during a charity tribe and humans, capital hundreds had gathered and saw not to receive cash handouts and foods of a crowd, and then led to a crush,

the tennessee and judge has ordered the imprisonment of opposition leader rashid galucci for allegedly plotting against internal state security. that's according to his lawyer, cannuck. he is a vocal critic of president crises and thousands of people of fleeing the violence in sedans, capital several countries, a considering evacuating this citizens. fighting between the army and the paramilitary rapid support forces has entered a 6th day while for more on the situation and saddam without joined by it in his reign. else i'm, she's a can't tomb risdon. thank you so much for being on al jazeera. now i, we spoke to you a couple of days ago and you can, you just give us an update of how you are going and how your family has managed over the last 48 hours also was coming over how the whole house was shaking the window the door so we did the

law to the decision of. ringback moving out of the. 7 house over here, down in our front seat, bought the vehicle. the house is going out anyway, to just start moving. at least we have a child to make it. and like if we stayed in the house, we took 2 cars. we split the problem with the 2 or 2 cars. the roads were completely empty from people. i'm cars, all of the shop. so all of. 7 places we went through, i'm sorry, a lot of green, st. destroyed cars, a lot of more pills. and we also saw a few of our stuff in the, in the street. they had like some sort of a chicken point. and they ask you, where are you going? where are you coming from? are you ready and then you go to the next step. but then again,

you get to another point. it was actually before all. but we made it to the father to the beach. paul from the, from. 7 the airport and the general command of the army area we are in right now. 1 is quite. 1 walter, which is also great. yes, we are all seeing a lot of homes are we don't know if you are there for or i cities army coming into the area. the situation is also it was but. ringback general sufficient going worse, a lot of people already reported shortage problem in red because companies could not deliver it to the bakery. and also a lot of people who are forced to show the job of supplies because most of the

applies come from companies that needs to be ending. i think the biggest, so try to d. b are living in 6 or more than 4 people went out of the center, but we found in the state a lot of people who are injured and a lot of people who need medical help any and no one actually reach that withdrawal actually. but the possible days, a lot of we didn't see it, but a lot of reports and pictures from people will also need a lot of them are military and some of them are some of them right? by the people who are they were from the neighborhood. but some of them are not, and i, and the morning one of our stores in the area to our airport, which makes the situation worse for the people who are living with my dad. i

think i'm not sure, but i think the situation is only going worse if this war did not charge. can you just explain how terrifying that journey must have been fit for you and your family from, from the seller. will you hiding out to where you are? now well you can see my face. i mean that's all i could see for a, for the 1st time in 6 days the baby feeling better. you can. ringback soft being certified from any voice because in our house, even if one of the members of the house book below the he was crying, he felt the bumping again. i mean, of course i can speak to you because when i was speaking to you and have only 5 percent left to my phone and you know, we can charge our phone so we can communicate with the family members abroad until

we are fine. we also put into last time, but i think we are very explicit tuition continued. even though we are right now would not be much as it is also we my electricity and water. is it the wish nicholas this is my mother called to we thought before the right direction. we said reports of civilian thing rob door targets had even assaulted in some cases by soldiers. have you seen or heard of anything along those lines? well, this is, i mean from my personal experience is not something we, we thought it was more, they were more searching that you could find. there were more searching for military people, even if you are a man not an old man, like

a young man. they used to check if you have a fight with the military or not. and a check if you have any kind of military pictures or any of the governments in your car. so before moving we made sure that all of the local, even one of my, one of my family members wanted to take a bag or show when it was giving to the climate change. so i said noah mitchell not taking in the local side to use a plastic bag. ringback bag so i think if they feel it's somebody going to say with no, any suspicious thing isn't it's fine. there was a lot of report for people who were shopping their car. but when we did the story, most of the story, thoughts were,

they did not stop at that point. so now conditions we get to everyone who are moving to from there, thanks to the place is to 1st put the windows down. right? so then when they say thoughts, we have to stop and we have because the, and please are you going from going to yeah. okay, thank you so much sham, this room, we really do appreciate you telling your story. we hope you and your family remain safe. this mystery nelson a call to residence had to other news, nato secretary general gen stalsen burger's now and keith his visiting ukraine for the 1st time since russia invaded last year. the full details of the unannounced trip being kept secret for security reasons. other prominent western leaders, including us president joe biden, and european commission chief esl on the land have already visited ukraine since the war began. shall strafford has more from cave. i think he is very much

a symbolic show support, but there's a lot of symbolism here. i think a. busy view as might find it surprising that this is indeed the 1st visit that the nato chief has made to ukraine since the war began. when we've seen a whole host of world leaders come to the capital to, to meet zalinski. and the reason we understand is, is because this potentially was seen as being inflammatory to president putin because of course, imputed mind em. ukraine's invasion, the invasion of ukraine he has regularly said was because of ukraine's aspirations to being an eventual nato member. and many people will say that that's indeed why back in 2014 the russians took control legally, alix crimea, and were very supportive for the, the separatists that so that took control of dumbasses all to do with sty. mind

preventing ukraine from being a nato member because of course to become a nato member. the prerequisite is that there cannot be any, the country can not be involved in any international conflict or d that cannot be any conflict on its borders. now zalinski has repeatedly said that he wants accelerated nato membership of it, like we saw finland get a few weeks ago. that seems highly inconceivable. sultan burg, denito chief has told zalinski. yes. eventually nato membership will come up, but not for the time being. so yeah, that you can imagine there's a lot being discussed here and it comes at a time where we are seeing this build up for this expected ukrainian counter offensive. you as president joe biden is to host colombian, the president, gustavo petro, and washington later on thursday. columbia has long been america's closest ally in latin america. but the 1st time in history, a lift,

this government is in power and pushing for a change in relations. lasandra from p at the records from boca music is done even before taking offered the united states. colombian president several patron made clear that the goal of his trip was to start a new chapter in this country's relationship with the u. s. bond up by pacing columbia has to do with a change of policy in the united states. the us columbia alliance on these matters can help solve issues to affect both countries. and what we will propose is a new agenda, new mediterranean, and by law. the 2 countries have long had a special relationship, but one mostly limited to security and counter narcotics. but now petra wants to expand that to include the issues like climate change, regional economic inequality, and changing the war and drugs for the only reason. he believes the time is right with china and even russia asserting greater influence in latin america. peter knows washington needs to keep columbia as a strong partner and ally will be splashed with former columbia for

a minister. rodrigo, by the says, much has changed in the region, doesn't use the u. s. has lost influence, including here in latin america even more now that the left has one in almost every country. so president biden must be worried about that. that explains why he's administration has been so open to better government, which might not be his favorite, but for programmatic reasons, he has maintained a high level of communicated famine. washington fear the election of a true left, his president and former gavia member to leave the u. s mean partner in the region 5 and one openly critical of the us led war and drugs are yet in just 8 months in office patron government has already hosted secretary of state anthony blinking and an array of high level official before this early mutation to washington the u. s. as all but given up on pursuing a restart of aerial fumigation of coca fields and has discreetly criticized some pathos policies, such as negotiations with columbia mafia groups. but they agree on other things.

notably the need to pursue a return of democracy in oil rich venezuela. beatrice normalize relations with president nicolas my daughter, and has since become the de facto mediator between my daughter and abide in administration. lucas is that spit, and the disagreement is mainly between the venezuelan government on the u. s. at this point. and this has created this triangle between the u. s. venezuela and columbia. the expectation is not necessarily the columbia will lead these talks, but that it can unblock them. feel in many of fervor for all her saying that it will be interesting to see jeff, how well that through president will headed off on a personal level for all of this to progress. and while it's unclear how much the agenda between the 2 countries will truly change, what if career is that everybody involved once the relationship to remain strong, allison that i'm 50, i just eat up with that. was still a hit on al jazeera,

how parts of iraq's capital baghdad are undergoing a green transformation ah, in the wilderness of northern scandinavia, a semi activist fight for indigenous rights with a needle and thread after 4 decades of her historic struggle against the establishment. the nomadic, some people now faced their greatest threat climate change. witness status for sup me on al jazeera ah

feel production is responsible for around 7 percent of global c o 2 emissions. but his solution for this has been discovered as the say, b is sweet and largest sheets deal manufacturer. martin pay is leading mississippi's charge to become the 1st company to bring what's known as possible free steel to market green electricity is used to split tool to into oxygen which is released and via hydrogen which is captured to use energy. essentially we use 3 hydrogen to replace coal that we used today in the preferences and with ox week a 3 the suit to mission problems to make it. this is a huge project shrouded in secrecy. i can see the end product. so these are both, it's actually pure i i'm holding a well fast. this is

a big step for the whole industry. when we make this transition, lou ah, ah. the rock is $1.00 to $5.00 countries. the you in consider is most vulnerable to climate change. but in the capital, the project has been launched to turn that around a murder, the why heat has more from baghdad in the heart of iraq. c capitol. this was once a rubbish damper. now it's a lush and clean public park. the transformation has been achieved through

a campaign to the 4th to the city and expand the green spaces of arthur monmouth. without hope of this campaign aims not only a beautifying the city in increasing green spaces, but also saving such abandoned lands from public abuse, including fly tipping and illegal construction. during the past 2 decades in formal settlements have expanded across large areas of green land in and around baghdad. unless rainfall has led to draw it higher temperatures, and more frequent sandstorms. the world banks has carbon emissions have doubled in iraq over the last 10 years. a lot of the countries emissions are attributed to the use of oil and gas said, oh man i you say are we have about 6000000 vehicles in baghdad alone. if each one consumes 10 liters of gas every day, that means 6 tons of emissions every day. we hope this afforestation campaign can leave gate pollution levels by eliminating carbon dioxide emissions and providing

oxygen that oxygen municipality workers hearsay. nearly 400 green spaces and pockets have been planted so far. while emissions from transport sector and power generators are most felt across the city parks like this one, have become a refuge for many people. especially those living in a slums and densely populated areas. for residents here, a walk in the park at night offers a respite from the dust and heat of the day. they'll be out of my head. there will be at what we living trust to buildings in this area or amid housing crisis. so we look for a breathing space for us and for our kids. the charlotte generally are fed up with id. some people bring their guests and relatives to hang around with us here because they don't have that luxury at home. my girl was that the newly planted trees and green public spaces will take time to restore bath dads or natural

environment. but for people living here, that already reviving some of its last to beauty. madame de la al jazeera, but that scientists and columbia are wanting a volcano could have romped at any time. the nevada delrays volcano lies in a densely populated farming region a previous eruption in 1985 cause the country's largest recorded natural disaster, killing 25000. so many people dare say they don't want to flee and leave behind what they have. that the threat is keeping tourists one thinner, ugly reports, an eerie quiet and what are usually busy streets and shops. president gustavo petro ordered 2500 people to leave the town of morello. 2 weeks ago. over fears the nearby nevada delrays volcano could erupt. many decided to stay,

but tourists are staying away. landed in a mirror in e. e. e percent miracles as the people are afraid to come here. we are very affected. we were waiting for easter, which is a good season, but had major losses because they closed everything's. there is unemployment because people who used to work in different places out of work. last month, authorities issued an orange alert warning of a probable eruption in the coming days or weeks. the colombian geological services has since recorded an increase in seismic activity and clouds of volcanic ash. many small business owners and farmers say they can't afford to leave. there's quite a bit of local po to little doesn't it doesn't give a good what was it? they have asked us to leader, but our jobs are here. many people have a lot of work kept of local hotels, restaurants and shops,

face heavy losses. those who already have little say they have no choice and journals they learned physic. our life is worth more than an animal and other chances. but us poor people say what we have to go on. it's not sure that we leave our homes and our belongings behind. if the government supports us, it will be helpful. but we can't our sam? yes, agnes. rhoda is working fine. for now. people here say they have little option, but to wait, lena barclay as eda. there has been a string of wild deaths along the us east coast several minutes a blaming off shore energy projects sang the noise created by wind farms could be a factor, but marine biologists on so sure, chris and silly me reports from new york. it's an arresting sight, a $32.00 ton humpback whales stranded on shore. but what used to be

a rare event is happening with increasing frequency on the atlantic coast. at least 16 have been found so far this year. 9 of them off the coast of new york in new jersey along with us. and we normally get maybe one a month, dr. joy. ryan burke is an expert in well anatomy, volunteers with the marine mammal stranding network. they, under the auspices of the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, examined the whales to determine their cause of death. researchers 1st began noticing an kristen hum bagwell das back in 2016 of the ones they examined. human interaction could be blamed in 40 percent of the cases that includes shipping strikes and fishing that entanglements. the research is ongoing, but some local lawmakers have tried to blame seismic studies done for offshore wind development, which has been scaling up to reach the u. s. government's clean energy goals. what,

where are as a result, oh, oh, oh, so i presume ah, yes, 0. and really the problem with that really is that the whales that are washing up on sure don't have a game to sound. so the idea that he sounds with the story of the whales is not, not making a lot of sense to someone who's biologist. nevertheless, she and others are still looking for evidence of everything from damage to wales, ears to toxic food sources and changing migration patterns. notice how it the fact is, live hon back sightings, have also been on the rise. widen. berg says, and improvement in water quality may be bringing them closer to shore. and the increase in death may simply be the result of more whales looking for food near one

of the world's busiest shipping port. kristin salumi al jazeera, new york climate change is affecting the arctic more rapidly than the rest of the world. that's according to scientists at the world's northernmost research station . a team is in place to collect critical data on how gleiss is a melting in the region. so on your guy reports, it is a race against time and the elements. scientists are searching for clues on how the arctic is changing. and what effect that will have on the rest of the planet. close to the north pole in the west and small bod archipelago, the effect of climate change is noticeable by the glazes melting ice cause. and the signs are a cause for concern. we do not expect the saw so you to water flux coming out from the glacier. and this is a clear sky and know what's happening in this region saw there that the temperature

rise in the glitch are suffering. and div yeah, that is really, really said the town of ny allison is located in one of the harshest environments on earth. and is the hub for harvesting this information. 18 research stations from 11 countries are located here to collect data on how the arctic has changed over time. that's critical for providing information for international climate agreements and conventions. the camp set up to examine the ice cor, takes 3 hours to reach on snow. a bell, a journey complicated by increasing rainfall. and there is an urgency to their work . the last time scientists drilled at a site was in 2005. the glacier was completely frozen. now, water is much more evident. he sank, his bibles are destructive the ear at the moment. uh there is no for it is in the

way how we can her for blazer, a kind of relationship between climate change or and c o 2 or within the region is warming up 4 times faster. than the rest of the world in small bar, the temperatures are climbing even faster, up to 7 times the global average. last summer was the hottest on record, with temperatures reaching north point 5 degrees celsius and ny alison's. these changes are forecast to result in a very different talk. take that in turn will affect the rest of the world sonic imo al jazeera. well that's all from me. tom mccray, but good news, semi's i damn, we'll be back in just a moment with more of the dice news. ah, playful is

a 50 meter 40 tom puts in great way. let's call one of the great. so ex civic codes from mexico to alaska, but in the last 4 years, the great wells numbers have gone down by almost 40 percent. according to the national oceanic and atmospheric research administration, the u. s. agency, there's a phenomenon called skinny well in which you start seeing that their body condition is getting worse. they're getting better. it's because they're not getting enough food. climate change can be involved with isn't so precedent. in the late 1919 and a game in 1999, there was a big drop in way numbers. scientists believe that there is a natural po point in the number of very way it was a very quick system school. that's the uncertainty here every time the numbers for the researches i'm for the curious friendly and they're watching over the climate has changed every year for millions of years, decades of talk,

but little action. it's all about distract, create confusion to create smoke and mirrors. the shocking truth about how the climate debate has been systematically so focused. the oil industry was a main bank roller for opposition to climate action. the campaign against the climate. do you think that's a bad thing more to to and did was here's a good thing. absolutely. i'll just even talk to al jazeera. we are, who is really fighting? is russia? is it wagner, or is it the russian or military? we listen, we started talking to me on my own so that this via yours, he does it. he shook them back. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on out. you see there is no channel that covers world news like we do, we revisit places the state also there are really invest in that. and that's a privilege. as a journalist.