watson, investigate, why didn't you ask this question? there are many during that said sensor it will have, but you think effect on thought think went stories. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is combat to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. then if he has own and which is era, ah, ah, you know, i'm cyril vineyards. great to have you with us. this is the news. our live from doha. coming up in the program to day, people continued to leave sedan. as fighting between the army and rapid support forces shows no sign of ending shortages of food, water, and fuel. in the capital cartoon, many shops are closed, and there are cues outside the few that are open. also,

police in kenya investigating a cold. after examining the bodies of church followers suspected of starving themselves to death and a difficult homecoming peruse. former president returns to face corruption. charges will be ly, than lima. hallo, rochel. pathic with sports as the philadelphia 76, as mike added to the next round of the ebay player. and majesty dorothy, she darted back to the city, i'm sorry, week, it's just like help vital style target, historic or future. ah, and we begin in sudan this hour where civilians are evacuating the capital cartoon . as fighting between the army and rapid support forces continues for a 2nd week. a convoy of buses has been seen heading to port sedans, several countries including the u. s. the u. k. france saudi arabia have evacuated,

their diplomatic staff. meanwhile, china iraq and jordan say that they are doing the same. the violence is continue to despite a ceasefire, agreed for ead. video footage appears to show the rapid support forces leader mohammed hummed on douglas in cartoon with his fighters, and it's not clear when that footage was captured. several neighborhoods in the east of cartoon, we're seeing shortages of food, water, and fuel. many shops are closed while residents, q outside others. some pharmacies have shut their doors, others are running out of medicine as go to hip morgan in cartoon. so here we've just seen these pictures, this footage of this convoy of un vehicles leaving cartoon these buses that we believe are carrying civilians also leaving cartoon. what can you tell us about how these evacuations have been happening and who's, who's going, who's staying behind how it's all working? while the evacuations are happening in different parts of the country,

for the u. s. embassy, for example, they evacuated the staff from their embassy facilities here in the capital hotel room. the they said that they use the helicopters that landed in the middle of the night to evacuate the diplomatic staff and their families. meanwhile, other us citizens are still remaining behind. they are lazy with allied countries to be able to get out of the capital and out of the country. most of them, especially the un convoy, they're going to go to port sudan. that's the city that's about 800 kilometers away from the capital hotel room. that's about a 12 hour drive on a good day. so with checkpoints, with repeated stops expected, for those convoys, it's likely that it will take much longer. other nationals are still trying to get out of the country and out of the capital. they remain trapped some of them in fighting areas. many of them say they're waiting for a safe passage so that they can lays with each other to leave the capital hard to me, an awfully big country, hipaa i. we got a tweet from the head of the recess. mohammed hum done. doug lowe,

who tweeted earlier, i assured mr burrell that's the head of european diplomacy, of our absolute commitment to the humanitarian truce and our readiness to help foreign citizens pass to safe places. he also said we are going to harness all our capabilities and transporting and deporting sidney citizens and foreign nationals to their desired destination. that's direct quote or tweet, i should say. what are your sources saying is the are assess helping, assisting these evacuation? well, some of those who spoke to say they met armed personnel on the road, some of them were able to identify them as iris f. others are saying that they cannot identify exactly who are the those aren't when that stop them. now the r s f says it's as this thing the you, this, the sudanese army is saying that it is also assisting the u. s. said that the rule of the iris have came down to not shooting on their planes as they tried to evacuate, or as they evacuated, very diplomatic,

our staff and their families. now the french embassy, for example, it's convoy tried to leave or rather left the capital. but it was shot at and both sides, the sudanese army and the r s. have accused each other. i'll fight opening fire and hitting the convoy or injuring one of the french nationals. but the, at the frank embassy did not specify exactly who did the firing. so it is quite an unsafe journey for those who are trying to evacuate both sides, the iris at and south, claiming that they're the ones responsible for the operations. but those foreign nationals, they, they just want to lays with both sides or either side to leave the country because they feel that it's unsafe. or a that's really interesting tells us what kind of uncertainty and chaos are the foreign embassies and foreign communities are having to liaise with in order to get out of the country safely. we're also getting new footage of the streets of cartoon from al jazeera arabic tell us how civilians are coping during this so called ead ceasefire. however, while this is a and eat,

unlike and he eats people here in hudson, specifically had to go through just about a week ago or just over a week ago, they're expecting celebrations and family gatherings at now. many of them are trapped in their homes, facing dire human in tearing our situations may of them cut off from medical access to tend to those who are injured as a result of the fighting. many of them having lost their homes as a result of the continuous artillery strikes and the shelling and the airstrikes as well. we spoke to some of them. here's what they had to say. offending of local food there go for if to city lack of wood, we don't have if the city full treated for life him were on a on in one or cathedral than moya. we are suffering a lot. you to the wall shortage. all the residents here suffering from the water issue. we also did not have electricity. we got power back 3 days ago. i thought give him all the option to be ready. the post price tickets,

nearly $50.00. those are incredible prices and this regular bottle of water costs $500.00 sudanese pounds. the conditions here a very bad, very serious so for many of them, this is something that again, they were not prepared for. many of them did not have that they did not stir in a food, they didn't store water and then comes to financial issues that they're facing. banks have been closed, so for many of them, especially those who are trapped in the capital hot, assume it's an issue of trying to sort out logistics, trying to find a way out and a safe passage out of the capitol. either 2 neighboring states where there's no fighting or to a neighboring countries, where many, many have already fled to. i have been morgan in cartoon, thanks to you and your team for your reporting. the u. k. government has announced all british diplomats and their families have been evacuated from sudan in what it called a complex and rapid operation. william pacey is a former british ambassador to sudan, and joins us from london. sir,

as an ambassador in a country like sedan that can be volatile, i assume you always have contingency plans for evacuations. walk us through how that works from the decision making down to the execution. well, you have a, you have a continue her evacuation, but the very rarely the plans that really survive contact with the enemy. and this is a particular circumstances that wouldn't necessarily have been foreseen that you'd have to heavily armed forces fighting in the streets of costume. most of them, when i was in sudan, the evacuation plan was to go by road in the event of the airport being close, go by route 2 ports are done, but that's a long it's a long way and fighting is also continuing in other parts of the country, so in those circumstances, your very little option, but to resolve to a military evacuation, which is what happened in this case. all right, so you're saying when things don't go according to plan,

you have to throw away the plan and call in the soldiers essentially. well, in the soldiers indeed, and then this you have to adapt to whatever the circumstances are. the plan is you can cover every contingency. and it was clear from the embassies were in the middle of a war zone that they were being targeted normally. diplomatic missions and you can operate with a degree of immunity, but in this, in this conflict we saw a tax on the u. m basta, we saw tax on french and americans. the diplomats themselves were unable to operate, so had to be evacuated in, ironically with the diplomat out of the country. it's much easier to pressure on the parties because you don't have hostages if you like. the difficulty now is how to get british citizens much more complex because they, we spread all over the place. okay, that was going to be my next question. what do you do then?

because the embassy, at least we know where it's located, it's also to some degree, fortified and protected, but the civilians who live in various parts of the city. how do you get them out there? we talking, sending british soldiers to various addresses throughout cartoon. how does that work? i don't think that's practical. you need to go and say racial directed to, to knock on doors. right. and come to me and what will happen is what we, what the british government has done is they've asked all british citizens are still insur dawn to register with the foreign office. so we know where they are so far off as most where they are, what their contact details are. and the advice at the moment is to stay put to stay and almost lie low. and the, the, the focus now will be on getting a much longer fee spot getting, putting pressure on the sidney's military and the rapid support forces to provide a much longer period of seatbar in which an international evacuation could take

place. and it's likely to be in concert with, with friends and allies like the americans, the french, beside these, the morality to, to try and coordinate efforts and then get agreement. what you would ideally get is agreement from both the parties that foreign nationals can colgate somewhere in costume, make their way there. and then be back to 80 by convoy to a safe place either at the airport or or the port. but that takes a lot of work in a lot of negotiation and a lot of cooperation from 2 warring parties who shown themselves so far to be difficult to reach agreement with. you know, it's really interesting. so you're saying the best evacuation plan for foreigners living across cartoon is no evacuation for the moment until you can actually work on making the, the conditions for evacuation more, more favorable. what about what happens to the embassy? once you've taken out and you've evacuated your diplomatic staff, i assume it's not left completely empty. and diplomacy is always

a sensitive place for the country that it belongs to. how do you protect it? how do you handle that? well, the diplomats themselves will be relocated to other nearby embassy so they will continue to operate as our embassy to saddam. and they will continue to provides expertise in their local knowledge of costume and, and the country itself. and our baset that the british ambassador was all was in london on the holiday when the, when the, the conflict started. so he's already been in london advising the foreign secretary in the crisis center. the other diplomat will be really, katy, i suspect probably to, to maybe saudi arabia or djibouti, somewhere near where they can continue to assist with planning and with making contact with british citizens as something they were able to do while we were in cost to be better able to operate outside of cartoon and of course we'll be

trying to make contact at high levels. ready with the sudanese military and the rapids forces along with other countries to try and create the conditions so that our citizens can leave in safety. ambassador william pe, thank you for joining us on the show thing. more than 10000 people have fled to fighting and sedan and crossed into neighboring chad. the world food program says that number could rise to a 100000 refugees need all the essentials, they need food, clean water, shelter. hundreds of people are also fleeing to neighboring south sudan, but the ongoing fighting is making it difficult for people to move or peter vendor or vera is the united nations humanitarian coordinator and the international organization for migrations representative in south sedan. he says about 2000 people have cross the border so far and more expected. so for the numbers of the

iraq most here, and i've been fairly humid, we're looking about 2000 people that have arrived from sudan into sounds. most of the ring to each other. good days, about 7 hours of travel from costume, from capital by road. and of course we are expecting violence would decrease the number of people that that will be arriving in some stories that we're hearing from people that arriving. first of all, these are usually people that have the means to travel here. so we're also expecting the more vulnerable people to come at a later stage. but a lot of people are talking about horrible situations in get through about being, having the ropes on the way from customer 2 years from they often arrived here. we . luckily most of those people do have still family in cells to help them. maybe just also there is also know that we're also expecting some sudanese to come to do sell to them because we have about 400000 nice refugees in sell to them and

a few 100000 nice like and also living. it's also done in those people of course like home. so we're also preparing for a larger scale return off to the nice. busy or not return, but off of that he's moving towards that and plenty more head on this news hour, including a south asia sweltering in a record breaking heat wave with temperatures in india rising above 40 degrees celsius and in sport, the philadelphia 76 has become the 1st team to make it to the next round of the playoffs. we'll have that him sport later. the cell. ah, police have examined at least $27.00 bodies from graves at the sight of a church in eastern kenya. the victims allegedly starved to death after following

their pastor's instructions to stop eating. shavon silk has more they believed they would meet god. they ended up in a shallow grave, outside a coastal town in eastern kenya, victims of a suspected cult leader of us, our days wife, son and parents in law disappeared, leaving everything behind me. so when i get to such off, when i said someone, i stood down dahlgren to see jesus saw it and i trucked our flight. it's only book a long way. tickets to my lindy, we should have already contacted park to nairobi. this is the man accused of luring them to melinda, i paul mackenzie, and thing gay. as the leader of the good news, international church, he apparently promised his followers they would meet their creator if they starved themselves to death was well known in this area. he had been arrested before i went to children, died, there wasn't enough in for me enough. i didn't have to,

you know, keeping behind by that shows the coast trade. so yet people are angry, but kill, you know, a group has gone before police believe dozens of victims may be buried in the forest. several children are among the dead. and there are fears. many more could be missing. the le, january my bombing, it'll make, we visited homes in villages in the area, and we spoke to parents whose children had all died. some families have lost up to 5 children. and in some cases the parents have died as well. some members of the church were rescued from the preachers property alive, but weak relatives at the exclamation sites are holding out hope that they're missing. loved ones have survived the moment. what so does our to on very in who mind to see what is going on here on the people who are been coming year i can, i can't see. none of us are similar relative for we are, does find numerous kin, more people unseen more groups. mckenzie is now in custody. pathologists are taking

samples from the victims to determine the cause of death. shavon, silk al jazeera or catherine soil is following me investigation. she reports from nairobi. the police are on ground all in the forest. we're being told that they are looking for other shallow grades. so these 10 bechtel is going to is expected to rise pull mackenzie is very well known. either you had this huge charge. other time he had of 400 followers, but then a lot of them left when he started so very controversial teaching about extreme fasting. and then he had a big tv station as well. and then he moved to this forest area, very remote and started to teach people and preach to people remotely. and then

a lot of people he followed went with him to this area where they was being charged $250.00 to leave and follow the teachings all this month. so it is a community of people who knew which other people who are very, very fortunate. it was very easy and it is very easy to, to take advantage of this people because of desperation and perhaps hope ruins. former president has arrived in his home country after being extradited from the united states. alejandro toledo will face corruption charges. he handed himself into authorities in california on friday. he's accused of accepting more than $25000000.00 in bribes during his 5 years in office. 77 year old denies any wrong doing. arianna sanchez reports in

2001 and he handled the little roster power. as peter's 1st miss diesel precedent. a champion of democracy, a liberal economist, he quelled at deadly political insurrection and finished his 5 year tenure with one 3rd of peruvians. supporting him, he then moved to the united states as corruptions, candles began to emerge into the lyla, denied any wrong doing wasted mil. oh, shami one, just one piece of evidence, just one. and i will be the 1st to step out of politics. oh, prosecutors accuse him of collusion and money laundering for taking nearly $35000000.00 in bribes. construction brazilian giant olive bridge in exchange for contracts and public works is well known of castle mussel. it is one of the most solid cases in judiciary. exactly the root of the money of tut from other bricks counselor into the account of a late friend and partner with you, and then to accompany gov to rica. that money then brought a $5000000.00 home and an office in beryl. yes. a little for extradition. to play

do since 2018 arguing he was politically persecuted, a victim of racism for his indigenous heritage. his defence sued the state department to stop the process, but it was unsuccessful. to live there was a great success story, shane boy, from a poor village in the yan, this who reached the presidency. but political allies and followers said the little deceived and betrayed them. ill give you an area. why are hor either guy? the one who comes from the bottom and carries out the dream, being able to grow and reach the top and betrays the the fact that a person like him who represents peru to move forward has been marked. because so many people believe deeply in what he represented and at least waited for him to live up to those hopes. and of course, he did not fear and now he will face up to 20 years in prison. this is where authority said the little will remain during the trial. the jail is currently

shared by former precedence for humility and bitter kasteel. as nearly all of produce former precedents are under investigation or jail for corruption. this facility is expanding, they're convicted, they will likely also end up here with alexandra to little as its latest tenant mariana sanchez last year. lima. well, marianna is at her job, is international airport in k o, where the former president is now landed marianna, tell us what happens next. now it's right here we are outside the police area base, the airport where i will be brought here. are you still at the airport? he will be brought here. we've seen an ambulance go in about half an hour ago. he will be checked by a doctor here. and then he will be taken to a criminal court room in the center of the capital to save the uterus,

he will read his rights there. and then you will be brought back here because from here he will be most likely be taken by helicopter to the president, which is about an hour away from here by car. if he's hell is frail as he says, and he's not able to take the helicopter, you will be with them there. but we understand that he will be robbed by helicopter, and he will go to the bottom of the prison. that is a police base where the former president identify gosti, your former person or the are both there. and for me, while i spend 9 months also they are how solid is the case against them all? well, she, he really will be. he has 2 places, 3 cases here, not only one, but for now you will only be facing the case of all image,

which is the car wash investigation is the investigation in many countries in america, the construction giant or the bridge from the field, the brides politicians and business men as well, the region that many of them are behind bars. now the authorities, the prosecutors here say that they have the most from the case within that car wash investigation because they have witnesses, direct witnesses, the man who paid the money, the man who receives the money, who have all ready is spoke to prosecutor and they have the root of the money, so they say that the case is very, very solid. so he will be facing perhaps up to 20 years in prison. but before he turned himself in on thursday evening. so they said that he

asked peruvian judiciary to allow him to spend the trial in house arrest because he says the prison will kill him. mariana sanchez, reporting from lima. thank you very much. a seek separatist leader from the northern indian state of punjab. has been arrested after a man hunt that lasted more than a month. i'm a pau singh rose to prominence earlier this year with his call for the creation of a separate seek homeland sing and his supporters rated a police station in punjab and february after one of his aides was arrested. a police then tried to arrest thing, but he escaped on a motorbike foundry. ca pours a journalist and the editor of hard news magazine. he says things detention has an increase tensions in the already unstable punjab state. it didn't really create the kind of tension that whoever was behind it really expected. in fact, in punjab itself, there was a great demand and the people there that nothing should be done to upset the piece

that had returned to this very state which has been experiencing great them under double and all these years. so they didn't want to mr. family policy to do anything more than what has what he had done. and in a certain way didn't really cause a del mar, that is expected of his at s. now is significant because he is going to be taken to the northeast, his date of sam, and that is where he will be interrogated, is rather strange that he was allowed to carry on for about $36.00 days. that will reduce that used to come on tv, showing him that he is in some other diet or the other used to sometime western clothes, he would go around on a more bike. so it's all very, very strange how he is phenomenal is built up and subsequently how he's been arrested. there's been a rare torn nato in oman, jeff harrington with your world, whether report hello, let's get going with your weather forecast for the middle east and africa. right off the bat i wanted to show you this dramatic video of

a twist or in the northeast of oman. early estimates, our wind speeds here about 200 kilometers per hour. that would put this at the equivalent of an f 3 twister on a scale of 5. now, in terms of the active weather on monday, i think it would be around hit and miss through saudi arabia. but it should be much quieter for oman. hot send humid doha, with a top temperature of 35 degrees through pockets sun or closing in on 40 is through sin. province temperatures are also coming up once again in sort minutes dont ask about at $34.00, it remains showering through much of per p a temperature still low. here is stumble . 14 degrees, it's certainly been sluggish. start to spring cure. heat, wave alert continues for the southeast corner of senegal, those temperatures cross 40 degrees and we had seen a months worth of rain in the southeast of kenya in mombasa, so quite heavy pulses there. i think on monday it will be for the western side of d. r, congo. and that leaks into the northwest of angola. also seen some pretty solid

bands of rain around vint. hook that stretches into the soft west botswana could see some flooding here a few showers around cape town, his fall with a high of 19 degrees bye for now. still ahead on al jazeera, the battle behind the line. we will be looking at the challenge of rehabilitating fighters last live in the ukraine war and in sports buyer munich, fumble their lead in germany cycle rate on that. ah, i talked to al jazeera, we ask who is really fighting this russia wagner? or is it the russian military? we listen, we started talking to me, i'm sorry, i couldn't be sure to get him back. we meet with global news makers and talk about the story stuck matters on al jazeera, the sobs i believe, to have migrated in the 6th century from the co pays the mountains in central

europe to these forest in present day germany, tens of thousands to live in this region, how far from the polish and checked borders every year at easter matina huffman tries to preserve to so be a tradition of act, maintain like her answer. so she gives the ex different symbols, especially back to just for good town, happiness and prosperity. the sort of manager preserve their culture for over a 1000 years, mainly because they live quite isolated along the waterways. they're survived more to communism. naziism and now that knowledge threatening native language. lou ah,

watching al jazeera a reminder of our headlines this, our civilians are evacuating this to denise capital. cartoon was fighting between the army and rapid support forces continues. a convoy of buses has been seen heading to port sudan. the u. s. the u. k. france and saudi arabia have already a very evacuated their diplomatic staff, and violence has not stopped in the country in spite of a ceasefire agreed for ead. video footage appears to show the rapid support forces leader mohammed. i'm done doug low, in cartoon with his fighters. it's not clear when that footage was taken, however, and several neighborhoods in the capital is seeing shortages of food, water, and fuel. some shops are closed residents having to q outside others. some pharmacies have shut their doors while others are running out of medicine. or than 3000 people evacuated from the russian city of belgrade, or returning home after authorities detonated, unexploded munitions, a russian fighter jet mistakenly dropped a bomb on the city earlier this week,

injuring 3 people. ukraine is expected to launch a counter offensive against russian troops in the east of the country in the coming weeks after months of stalemate, the fighting on the front lines has become a war of attrition that have a high human cost. now you green face face is a battle behind the lines to rehabilitate the many people who been injured in this war. charles stratford reports from keith prosthetic leg for one of the many amputees who come to this orthopedics into an artificial limb workshop in central cave. all examined us. that sinker was one of the country's leading prosthetic engineers heats the plastic to bend the mould into shape. anatoly lost his leg fighting russian forces in mario pl. almost a year ago. he's prosthetic leg has been giving him pe you in recent weeks. thing on that of the team, we can adjust it from both sides. alexander tells him it should be fine, then you should with us will have that, but it's

a lot of work through many very complex, very high amputations, multiple amputations where 2 arms and a leg are missing and it's wholly lives in an 8th floor apartment. it's a long walk up the stairs when the lifts and working. he lives here with his girlfriend, alina, and her baby leesha, pull in his former husband was killed fighting on the front line last year. she is 7 months pregnant with anatolia child. william dement were thinking of starting a business, you can survive long on a government handout. so i am thinking of what to do because atlanta is pregnant. as a war amputee, i miss holly will eventually receive a one off compensation payment of around $21700.00. the government also paid for his prosthetic leg. i don't know that if you go south, it's difficult for him to move around. he tries, of course,

but he mainly sits with the child. i have to do most of the housework. most of the $200.00. also people who come to this rehabilitation center for therapy each week lost their limbs fighting. there are no official statistics on how many people have lost limbs in the war. so far. this prosthetic limb is manufactured in germany, but assembled here in ukraine. it has a computer chip at the back, the data from which is analyzed and the movement of the joint adjusted accordingly . the price is astronomical. $45000.00 for this percentage leg, there is nothing like it being manufactured in this country. there are not enough prosthetic limbs being built in ukraine for the growing number, military and civilian amputees. the rehabilitation center is partly funded, vinyl straightly and charity. and there's only one other as bolton as this in all ukraine fillmore. yeah. and then he moved. there is a need because the counter offensive is expected and unfortunately that's going to

be a lot more guys getting injured back of the apartment to i'm a totally said he wishes he could return to fight on the front line. but now his battle is to raise a young growing family and to learn to live again. charles, rafa al jazeera, give. germany's public sector workers have agreed to wage deal ending some of the biggest strikes in more than 3 decades. last month, industrial action crippled transport systems nationwide. under this wage deal, 2 and a half 1000000 workers will receive around $3300.00 tax free to help offset inflation . local elections are being held in 4 municipalities in northern kosovo despite the boycott by the largest serbian party, the party wants co suppose ethnic albanian leadership to give the mainly ethnic serb region more autonomy. serb officials from the area resigned in november over a government plan to replace car license plates with those issued in kosovo. also were, you know, these were police elections are being held out of spite. again,

some decree from christina, which keeps trying to reach a political solution without an agreement with the cost of reserves. and other words, by decree, by force in a way to make the serbs from the north of kosovo, submit to their will without any compromise law. it was with outrage with block mailing them because syrup citizens here. they don't agree with their government, but they should not vote but they are freight. a southern asia is in the grips of a heat wave with temperatures topping 40 degrees celsius in ports of india. this week it's impacting the economy in a country where nearly half the working population works outdoors. scientists, blame climate change and say it's undermining efforts to reduce poverty and inequality. acid bag reports another day under a hot sun. but people here hope the temperatures won't be as high as the previous days. it's those in rural parts of central india who are the most vulnerable lack of electricity and water infrastructure means they have little respite from heat

waves. bonnie: g e o d, i got him elect. the water is a big issue. i feel extremely hot. my hands and legs are always aching. there's this issue, power cuts anyway because of this heat, their power cuts all the time lightly with these are the problems i've been facing in some villages. there is no running water, people relying wells for their supply. and those in several villages complain of water shortages in others entire families, including children, have to work during the summer months. bricks dry faster, but working in the summer carries risks. it means carried who by the us out of one with the sun is to hush. we face a lot of difficulty. our children full sick all the time, but sometimes we also fall sick. but what to do now it's the only work we have yet, otherwise is no other source of employment. i never got a category as a runs wife has been sick for 2 days with heat stroke. we can't afford to stop working. it's estimated that 49 percent of the engine workforce work outdoors. the

heat waves are placing an unprecedented burden on public health, agriculture, and other systems. some believe in this government is under estimating the impact of heat waves induced by climate change. most of these heat ice plans don't specify who they'll talk to, to improve their plans, and whether they'll reach out to one double groups or in cities and villages to more so time these conservation mechanisms, also inadequate shamela pilot works as a guide at this tiger reserve he can earn $6.00 a day, but recently, even that's been hard to come by. come to come with that as a getting order worried this window because if he not too many tourist come during summers because of the har she, we mostly stay home because there are fewer visitors were only managed to get to work twice or thrice in a week. india has a climate vulnerability indexed through which it assesses its former ability to the climate crisis and works within that framework. the un and climate scientists are

warning heat waves will be more common, and the indian government is likely to come under growing pressure to update its policies to protect the most wonderful. i said bake al jazeera and thailand is also seeing record breaking temperatures. people in bangkok of being urged not to go outdoors. temperatures reached 42 degrees celsius on saturday, but combined with humidity that felt like 54 degrees. police officer directing traffic collapsed and died of heat stroke earlier this week. well, peter newman is a professor of sustainability at curtain university and a lead author with the inter government inter governmental panel on climate change . he joins us now from for a feeder. ow. dangerous is a heat wave like this. it's very dangerous because it's not normal. if you live in very hot conditions and some parts, the middle east, for example, a light that you can adapt and your body will adapt and you'll, you can, of course,

my buildings are more able to cope. but when it is so unusual to have over 50 degrees in thailand, it is just so hard to deal with. and it does cause significant increases in deaths . they found, for example, in europe when they had a hate wife. recently there was $70000.00 extra deaths. so that's the kind of disaster that it can become. you know, that's really interesting because of course i'm listening to this sitting in dog guitar, where the temperatures are higher during the summer months. but of course, everywhere in a place like this in this part of the world is air condition because it's a given here that the temperature is going to be that high. and that echoes your point about countries not being used to this. so people need to adapt, governments need to adapt. how do they do that? well, the adaptation is a short term thing. we have to deal with a long term issue of getting rid of fossil fuels because these are water causing

this extra energy that's going into the atmosphere and causing these extremes in whether the glycine, as of recently the world meteorological organization and said they're finished, they are not going to recover. now, this is a where we are now at, and we've only reached too close to $1.00 degree increase across the world. we can go to 3 or 4 degrees if we don't fix this issue. so we have to do more more rapidly because it's getting out of hand. you say this is where we are now at. this is the new normal that yes it is the new normal we ah, just having to expect increases in hate wives in parts of the world that would not have normally expected it. in plots of australia. we do have hate wise but 2 or 3 dies,

but we're now expecting up to 20 days could be happening and that is really serious . it does impact on the economy of course, but the number of health impacts are going to grow and grow. we do need to adept our whole economy, so we and not needing fossil fuels. that is the big agenda for the world. it is adaptation not in itself, not going to require more fossil fuels, you know, as you change the structure of economy. as you help maybe people's homes adapt to these warmer temperatures, aren't you going to have to use more energy and therefore pollute more and therefore contribute to climate change? how do you balance those 2 objectives? yeah, it's pretty hard because there are some adaptations that will require more energy. but if we're getting any more new energy for anything, these dies solar and wind are by far the cheapest. so it is also an

incentive to move towards renewables and use them to produce anything that we need for the future. so we have to get going on this transition and that process can't be stopped. and it by saying that, oh, it's going to be too hard. we just have to put up with the fossil fuels for a while longer. we can't afford that, but or solar and wind energy. really the answer here because they're also less reliable in terms of how much energy you're getting and then in terms of how you store it. yes, the combination of, of the renewables with batteries is the big thing at which we are now finding in perth for example, that in sun on some dies over 80 percent of our greed is being at sauced from excess sola from the cup of roof tops and from the pay

days, so we are getting so much more renewables that can then spill over into storage systems and be re used in awe in the times when the sun is not out, all the wind is not blowing. serenade an excess amount of renewables to do that. and that opportunity is now being seen to be quite possible and quite cheap. so the transition is on to why we now have to see that we have no choice. we have to go down this tray. it is actually possible to do our peter, peter newman, professor of sustainability at curtain university. thank you very much. you environmental activists are taking to the streets of london for a 3rd day of demonstrations or protests coincide this year with the london marathon demonstrators of calling on politicians to step up the fight against climate change . the dean baba has more from the side lines of the marathon will. this is an

unusual lung to marathon because not only have you got thousands of spectators, members of the public out here to cheer on the runners. but you've got large numbers of climate change, protest is on the streets here as well, part of 4 days of action by extinction. rebellion and that group of actually provided hundreds of stewards in pink bibs around the root here in central london to make sure that there's no disruption to the marathon. they're very keen to work with the marathon organizers. they say that they are actually in tune with, for example, runners who are raising money for climate causes environmental causes. but beyond but they have actually signaled a shift in their approach. in recent years, they have disrupted her areas of central london with citizens and the like. but now they're saying they're trying to push more for dialogue with the general public. the politicians are not doing their job. they are not keeping

a site. we need to get involved and take back the reins with citizens assembly. that's what this is about. so, so the way not hypocritical weeks, thanks to rebellion one, to get the public involved into how we take, actually in the future who we target, how we target them. so that's going to be, arrive that through public assemblies and discussions and deliberative democracy for this event, civil and american has been a chance for extension rebellion really to interact with the public and try and explain what they're trying to do. but they have made demands of government if they don't to commit by the end of monday to stopping new oil and gas projects. they say they will actually step up their actions, which could include more disruptive st events. and of course, just stop. hoyle are also saying that they'll continue their campaign even if it turns some of the public off. they say the issues need to be kept in the public eye

through the media. the tackling climate change requires making clean energy accessible to all, but in the us, most low income households don't have the resources to use renewable energy. well, now communities are coming together to build shared solar projects. that is, jo castro has more on way sheena roscoe says, it feels good to now be part of the battle against climate change. the the 59 year old washington d. c. artist, known for her sewing designs. an eclectic style says she used to think green energy was only for wealthy homeowners, a star sandy stain on top of people roof. i was like the for the people who have the houses, doesn't concern me because i'm in apartment. rosco is enrolled in a city program for a low income residence to receive discounted electricity powered by solar energy. originally, my bill will be $100.00 is down to $12.00. green power will come from these

$4000.00 solar panels, installed a top and underground water tank that holds municipal water fish bracken hendricks is the solar projects lead developer. all of the energy flowing off of this project is given away for free. and that's going to equal a reduction of energy bills, electricity bills for $500.00 families in washington dc. the project cost $5000000.00 covered by investors and government grants. hendricks, as the system will eventually pay for itself through the sales of renewable energy credits to the power company. remaining profits will go to a housing charity that co owns the project. we're building clean energy projects in community. we're taking the wealth created by that energy installation, and we're making sure that it's flowing back to the community itself. if all goes according to plan, this field will generate green energy,

solar energy for washington, d. c for the next 2 decades. this is a city that is a leader in green energy using renewables to meet more than 60 percent of its energy needs. now the challenge is to have more of this in more places, every community he and every family can help to save the planet and save money to boot. congress recently passed climate legislation that includes billions of dollars for clean energy projects with a focus on disadvantaged communities. the goal is to cut u. s. carbon emissions by half by 2030, and roscoe says she's glad to have been drafted. i feel like i'm a part of something. heidi's, jo, castro, al jazeera washington, australia has found the wreckage of a ship that sank in world war 2 with more than a 1000 people on board. or they, $800.00 of them were australian soldiers. a japanese merchant vessel was discovered

in the south china sea. this ship was on route from popping new guinea to china in 1942 with prisoners of war on board when it was mistakenly torpedoed by a u. s. submarine. this tragedy saw the single biggest loss of life of australians at say, in our history and cease then the absence of a like haitian of montfort, i, my room has represented unfinished business for the families of those who lost their laws. until now, when finally, those families have closure. still a head on al jazeera, we've got sports celebrations, any hollywood ending to a season like no other for a lower li, british to stay with ah,

a meeting of minds or of the world. the hottest rise of in callers, the climate catastrophe. where do you put the resulting anger? well, i'm hoping we can use the fuel to change society for the better musical innovative brian, you know, meets renowned economies, hodgen chang, part teeth. i pulled myself up the funniest economist in the world. i don't have any competition to dp unscripted analogies era. no place. and so i gone with say, the press retreated of the car about a media hub and vital vantage point. during the 1st truly televised war from the roof, we could see the evacuation at the american embassy, where the most iconic images of the conflict and vietnam were transmitted to the world. this was the front row sheet to the final stages of the war cycle and caravel war hotels. on all j 0

lou. oh sport as ever. here's your whole serial. thank you very much man. just the city manager pat quality, ola says a very odd mara has been all the grumpy with him at 1st to see the lack of game toward this season. well the algeria was all smiles on saturday after becoming the 1st man in 65 years. the score f a cup semi final hattrick, a city beach, sheffield, united, 3. no. i don't usually sparse wembley stadium. it loved it. was the back dropped to this as like house said, be fargo between burgess, the city at sheffield, united of the 3 trophies available about city this season. the f a cup is arguably

the least important prize to pet guardiola at his table. despite that, the spaniards build it a relatively strong light up that included top scorer, early holland. so perhaps it was a surprise that it took city 43 minutes. so i put the scoring. what's more, the goal didn't come from holiday react baris by could get one bill from the penalty spot to city the couple ago was the 2nd hope and more city domination. boris scored his and city 2nd just after the hour book, the dead of 66 minutes, he made it 3 dill becoming the 1st player to score and as a cup semi final hattrick the 65 years with the game safe, it was sorry for guardiola to protect his big name, stars ahead of their bartel premier league clash with aston on wednesday. i would bout city already had the sub photos of the champions league. i've had 40 olives juggernaut is looking increasingly hard to stop the 3 in the premier league,

newcastle, applying tottenham, and i was 5 near laughing just inside just 21 minutes. varsity teams, both in the hunt for champions league places at the same level qualifiers campuses next season for livable though they're still trying to qualify for europe and they're rather struggling at the moment. but they're fight hopes on the top or finish. we're given a slight, based off of our big nothing force rate. so on saturday, without coming in the 2nd half a jot out twice. second, giving them the laid back. forrest managed to come back twice themselves, get want storing it, and make it to say about mohammed solider scoring the winner. 3 to the final school . thomas 2 carols, indifferent stars as bar nick manager continued on saturday after his team were beaten at mines in the german bundis lager byron were leading to swan until yan summer couldn't hold on to that shot. in the 65th minutes, ludovic, how jock equalizing for the home side. and might so all really be eating to one. when aren't martin 17 or it's minute doll completed

a terrible day for circle. bond are dropped to 2nd in that bond as they got one point behind the rest. don't want to spain ra, madrid of close. the gap to late is barcelona to 8 points in malaga occupancy. i got that 1st against self of bigger and he set up a miller towel for the 2nd shortly after a fun. also house athletic arbitrate on some now to a lower li team that's had a very high profile this season. thanks to those 2 guys. rec, some of wales have been promoted into the english football league just a couple of years. after being bought by hollywood stars, ron reynolds and robert kennedy. they beat bomb would 31 on sunday to escape the clutches of the 15 national league as champions and rattles made sure he got a 70 and even if you're foster jersey now this is yeah, i think it's by the way a you are, you were you under sure, yeah. i,

i, with the text me a so hungry a on enterprise in the, in the i apply outside the philadelphia 76 is became the 1st team to make it into round to, to boss harris had 25 points. and 12 rebounds as they beat the brooklyn nets $9688.00 to complete a for nothing series sleep. so like his lead that series against the memphis grizzlies to one actually davis had study one points and 17 re bow. von braun james brought up 45 in a 111 to one on one. when on the phoenix on to just one went away from reaching the 2nd round off to that 112 to 100. when against the ally cliff is kind of

a ranch spouting to the sounds. but 31 point how much anticipated point between 2 of boxing that bright stars came to raw the unusual and the las vegas on saturday in round 7. javan to davis thing here in the purple and grey shorts, landed a left up a cup to ra garcia's body, which didn't seem to do much damage initially. but it eventually had the desired effect. as garcia went to his white, ne, and the meeting between the 2 light right? challenges. mom was either it was a 1st defeat for garcia, lots of up to die. this is about 29 in our, in his, for our career. all but 2 of his victories coming, bard white, all knockouts in the n h l. playoffs, the new york rangers needed an arbitrary goal to beat the new jersey devils bug. hamilton school, the winner that caught the devil series late to 2194 is at madison square garden on monday night. meanwhile, a light equalizer and this arbitrary winter from morgan riley gave the toronto maple leafs a 4th, re combat wayne at the tampa bay lightning and it took to count them to are the

time periods brought. mike, i'm out there. got a winner for the las vegas. gold lawrence against the winnipeg jets. the 54 ways puts that 2 on up in that series. ah, the seattle kracken says home playoff game was a bit of a boss. i lost 64 to defending stanley cup champions. the colorado avalanche believe the series see one kelvin keep tom, how is rum? the 2nd false is starving history and winning the london marathon. as the race began, much of the focus was on britain. so by far who is running his last marathon, but off the bat, it was kept tom's daily. 23 year old canyon broke the course record in 2 hours. one minute and 25 seconds missing, elliot capture again. well, reco, i just, 16 seconds alias. if i'm house one, the women's rights, and what was her deputy with the distance, the ethiopian born daughter was running, london had a potentially competing in the mouth and at the piracy that she spoke while i took

all right. role. thank you so much for all their coverage. that's it from me. i'm actually back in just a minute to say to delta ah ah, a question is war with will wonder a minute rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, black lives don't really matter in the police will join me, mark them on heal, up front. but out there we are. all christmas, even people far away are so helping with the environment. problems in the amazon

because their consumers i teach kids about the oceans are facing today. i've been working in earnest, trying to find ways to get this language to get. when do we do as to why and what are you going to do to keep out of the sort of language that keeps the rental blood women, right? they have one back over and i applied for equality and gotten america. and i was told to think that women were made the challenge in the region. i will not being thrown like i want freedom. we don't have read them in study these about 2 weeks now. i say 3 days journey to a show on the west of your grade so on destroys our country. someone needs to rebuild freight companies, fake passports, international banks, and the proceeds of organized crime. that was his baggy p. a lay valenzuela order

from the both of you believe female fiction. i feel like it's all good. it's like in a remarkable 3 part people empower investigation into a complex, secretive world. 2 journalists go in search of the italian mafia dirty money. the longer a part to on a just 0. mm mm. diplomatic staff leave sedan is fighting between the army and rapid support forces shows no sign of ending shortages of food, water, and fuel. in cartoon, many shops are closed and their cues outside the few that are open ah, sterile venue. it's great to have you with this is elisha 0 live from dough.