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the hello i'm about to send. this is the news on life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. the moment a landslide in golf miners in democratic republic of congo after days of flooding, the number of dead has no past 400. no sign a piece in sudan as representatives of warning generals and jetta discuss a cease fire but without a breakthrough. plus i'm saying plus robbie and shots capital in domain where the government is increasingly concerned. the fighting in neighboring done could spark on rescue. and to try on the far right parties and shit, a winning most seats on a committee to draft a new constitution. their learning schedule has been shortened to only 4 hours a day, and this is due to the extreme heat. the filipinos have been experiencing for the past few weeks. regular temperatures across the size,

a sage of 4 schools and offices to close, early on. far as small with the latest sports as we count down to one of the biggest football matches of the year. manchester, severe and making their final preparations as they get ready. se folders round mister ed and the champions league semi finals on tuesday, the democratic republic of congo suffering one of its worst natural disasters in recent history. more than 400 people have been killed in devastating floods on land slides . a national day of mourning is being declared, emergency crews are searching for people in the worst of province of south cable. dr. say they're running out of supplies to treat the injured imagery. medical dental reports. this one is one of hundreds of people who have come to the m a could be to get medical help it of to days of floods and land slides devastated the

south keeping regions the village hospital has run out of medicine. john skins has a broken leg. she says she was buried and rescued only off to screams for help with her. i clung to a collapsing house. it fell on top of me and i was coveted to it. i lost lots of members of my family. brothers and sisters in little to bodies have been found but say for the others have not since the day flooding and lance lives of swept away roads and left hundreds dead. these, you see that goods on the weekly market, they, in the village of normal, could be at a busy time towards the end of the day. that market has been wiped out completely. and we know it brings people from this community, as well as from neighboring villages. presidency likes to say,

katy declared monday as a day of national mourning and mchugh, these village streets as people are doing what they can to recover, but they need help tell them, but we've given them a and as soon as we ask the national government to come to our aid agency and everyone was watching me and this interview across the world to come in any emergency because there are no places to sleep. there are no blankets to cover. the reason nothing today. we're not, we're not thousands of people have been buried some in mass graves with, with nearly 2000 people reported missing many more grades. will most likely need to be done to be treatment vanco alger 0 undergoing concerns about diseases. and the effective date is, is catherine, sorry, reports from goma, with that situation in the south q who is very desperate. indeed, we have been speaking to a was with say that they have no equipment. they have no way to

help people. we have been speaking to relatives and people who are just trying to help. they are using the funds to dig through the mob. they're using equipment like, you know, that they have to do what they can. we have been told that that's going to be a press conference in contessa where the government is just assessing the needs. but it's very difficult even for the government to bring equipment to help. because you know, some of these areas have been cut off. the roads have been cut off. we know that the, you know, from the governor is that some of the bodies have been washed away into lake t will. so it's advantage this whole situation. so you have thought to, uh, relatives were saying that they don't have anything and everything has been washed away. they have nowhere just need that no shell says up, you know, a to us has

a saying that there is no medicine. and they are worried about diseases. well, the knowles k, who does it, is a fear of missing following a line slide. videos of emerge them much coming down the hill in an area known from mining. people can be heard screaming as they sleep. representatives from saddam's warning signs are holding another day of talks inside their baby by 12 delegates from the army and upon a military rapids support forces meet in jetta. fighting is continuing back home, delegates from both factions said it will only discuss a humanitarian choose and not an end to the conflict. hundreds have been killed. in fact, as of others, have been interested in the fighting. will have americans live for us, a call to tell us about the situation on the ground, despite the fact that these talks have going on. well, despite the fact that the talks are ongoing in get out here in the capital one or 2,

there's been incense fighting between the rapids support forces and the food in these army. now they were heavy as strikes launched by the signees army fight suggests in the vicinity or around the vicinity of the presidential palace and in the central parts of the capital for 2. throughout the day we could see plumes of smoke of smoke rising from around that area as well as an east line where residents say that as strikes were also launched by the student needs army 5 subjects against suppose that are assessed positions. now in the northern parts of the capital in the city of buffy, they will also reports of artillery showing residents who are the say that it's a likely the surface to air missiles that are being fired by the rapid support forces against this is denise fi, uh, me fi suggests that offline overhead and which have been flying overhead from the early hours of the morning. and this is the situation. and the capital alone has been unrest reported in the city of co c. that's in white mail states which borders to the heart of them as well. so this conflict is ongoing. the finding between the rapid support forces is ongoing with the sudanese army seeming to launch an

offensive against the recess positions around the vicinity of the presidential palace, which they've been trying to regain control of from the very 1st day of the fighting here. but they, since this the fighting started, you've been telling us about the humanitarian situation that people have been facing the fact that they haven't been able to leave their homes. they haven't been able to get some of the basic food stubs, but particularly of course medicines tell us about the situation. are now medics who we spoke to say about the situation in hospitals around the capital cartoon is very dire. there. very few hospitals that are operating since the slicing sausage, which is now it's 4th week and in the city of buffy in northern cartoon. there's only one hospital functioning to serve the entire city. we spoke to maddox in the hospital and they said that they're running out of medicines that they have a shortage of medical staff. and that they're in desperate need of assistance. and they've reached a point where they have to turn away patients because they're not able to assist

everyone who comes to their doorsteps. and those are the patients that come in with wounds and injuries, and that can be treated immediately. the other patients that are also off concerned patients with long term life threatening diseases like cancer, renal dialysis patients. they say that if the situation is not resolved, especially for the medic, especially for doctor in the hospital, the more hospitals are opened up and the situation will be quite dire. potentially . 12000 people may lose their lives because of the ongoing fighting due to operations or hospital operations in the car, in many parts of the country, not working. have a login in khartoum. hipaa. thank you very much. deeds as well as dividing the guns a year ends by just a tens of thousands of people crossing into some sit down. most are returning home agencies that say it's adding to an already diary, humanitarian crisis in the country and getting the new arrivals to the final destination is proving difficult. that's how them latasha proposed impulse. a lot

of people arriving in south dawn are trying to get here to a port in police. those are to meet the fighting incident on days or weeks before them told them to come here and board evacuation plans. i knew him a little while came from saddam's capital cartoon. she says she's been stuck at the airport for more than a week. i have 4 kids. it's been hard and pushing through the crowd to get on a plane. living here is rough. there's no shelter, water. oh, adequate toilet facilities uses the the government the government size agencies a more than $30000.00 refugees and the 10 these have reached out to done, but not everyone is registered and numbers of thought to be higher. so that's why we always seem to get into adoptive areas,

because most of the models of sales are done are varied. amount of interest, such as meaning, new arrivals came with very few belongings or money. they need help to get to way they need to go to the people that the way they say they want to get out of the options available. more people are still crossing the border. this group assignments i'll be taken to receive the temp they've managed to get out of sit on, but like so many others they faced and uncertain future. had them tossed out of the pollutes south to the island. i spoke to then the then mother who says to don's acting minister for foreign affairs, and i asked him about the humanitarian situation for refugees. the 1st and foremost seduce a model. it was supposed to be the jo government also so done to 1st receive those

well crossing toward the what did, what is it that we have with give them but then we have a be to the to nursing and you didn't urgency for them to be able to join the end of the government to give support to these particular people up crossing from. so then you made according to those we have come for them. so done. some of them have you been know delta blanket legal. don't those thing if a person know it's best to go to the if they don't have them with the closing or even passport an idea, then we're left. and so we have us a lot of international identities. and today is that soon as the presence of a good way of you at a telephone call from the united nation is done. and they have discussed about this particular situation. last week of december also met with bridget,

a facility of united nation in duban. and they have discussed this particular situation for but it just has to be able to to be the need to support those welcoming folks to them. so let me ask you about the talks that are currently going on in jetta obviously says to don has a particular type of relationship with. so don, is there any effort that size to don is able to make to try to bring some sort of, um, pause at the very least or a solution to the crisis that is going on and sit down at the moment. a one 1st and foremost. so like what sort of shared with you today is that a supervisor, somebody see, especially at envoy, but as the president of the ship us one of the. so what is the concept of saddam's use? and this was an invoice uh with the laptop. but instead of keeping me, i also would submit you mentioned during the few years i've been told and could you

would come, did you want to help in the end and bring about this in the protocol so that you'll also be coming your success. the president brought what they call good to or agreement. so president self, i have a very, especially contact with the, with the to yes, continue to call their responsibility opinion, what else was the hub and it meant to because the war country have destroyed, you know, so that a diffusion, obviously done. but as in the head and never and child, the government says it expects to receive a 100000 refugees of international mediation, fails on that off fears that it could become the next flash point for violence. and the region is english driving reports from the capital gym in the battle of hard to a fight for she does category, could ignite conflicts across the continent. that is the view enabling checked the

land lock nation in the heart of africa is politically fragile. from its own rebellion a few years ago. so despite tens of thousands of refugees streaming across its eastern border from dun and more on the way, the real where a child's leader say, is maintaining national security comes out of the company. so let's go ahead utilize, once a conflict endures, it plunges a country into chaos. it leads to armed groups. that's a formation of factions that are uncontrollable by the state. and it also impacts the economy. if the conflict in sudan continues chad will have many security problems within a country western allies hope could some day be an oasis of stability, began expanding military spending even before the price of 6 of the chad really is a place that is boxed in by conflicts south west, just across the river, behind me, is come a route. now fighting there a few years ago displaced tens of thousands of refugees who are still here in the

capitol to the north along the border with libya as well as to the south. and central african republic are armed rebel groups that want to overthrow the current government and to the west along the borders with nigeria, the chair and again come a room. the arms group, vocal her on remains very active in such a dangerous neighborhood, the government has prioritized secured, but human rights group say what was meant to be a transitional government is consolidating power. the best way to guarantee regional safety. right now, analysts say is a ceasefire. and cartoon, it's not just a frightening about so that it might be a fighting that we generalize very easily. so it's about calling the 2 parties to have everything that goes beyond their own position. so the issue with the future of so don and do it if you just leave you names, but also the future of the what region in the core of the discussions they might be

chat, state and civil society would mean deeply divide but tend to agree that war insides into done should take it out, not fight it, because it seems what happens in so you don't, will not stay into the same bus route. the o g, a 0 jemina check is probably going to head on the news are including russian military steps up here starts and ukraine ahead of i knew victoria day celebrations onto the climate change for the reasons of baseball findings are seen more from what it was that story coming off the sport, the chinese government has suffered a major setback after a vote to elect advisors to draft a new constitution. and a blow for left as president is gabrielle bondage. far right, republicans and other conservative parties took more than 50 percent. the polls

were held off to another proposed josh that was rejected last year. our latin america edited to see and human reports in the capital santiago. replacing the constitution left behind by chiles, formerly military dictatorship, is turning out to be much more difficult than anyone could have predicted. chileans went back to the pole sunday to elect a new constitutional council that they hoped would do a better job than the previous one. was draft charter they rejected last september for being to radical government. we need to reach a balance consensus so that everyone is happy with the results. i'm like, last time might keep that and more quality, more modern rules with a more modern vision of society in the constitution. and that's what i hopeful, but that's likely to happen. if the previous counsel was dominated by the far left, this time it will be under the control of the right and for right together that clinched more than 30 of the 50 delicate seats enough to pass any constitutional

norm they propose on their own choose republican party the most conservative of both will now be the leading political force and their most voted candidates lucila told me they've never wanted to replace the dictatorship era constitution. mister booth. the, our starting point. you have this process allows us to introduce new aspects to it that we believe our constitution deserves. we can mother and nice fundamental rights like on our privacy and internet issues and misers to stabilize our political system. the results could have been different, but 20 percent of votes will know or blanked ballots believe. to have been cashed mostly by progressive chileans who are unhappy with the process. a team of legal experts appointed by congress has already presented, motivated proposals that include better recognition of social rights,

such as education, health, care, and pensions. but these can be modified or rejected by the new body. the council will have a very short time to draft the charger only 4 months. then it will be put to the vote again in a referendum on december 17th. should the text to be found wanting surely will have lost the last opportunity for a long, long time, to finally eliminate the last important symbol of its former military dictatorship . and it would be an irony, particularly this year, as surely commemorates the 50, sent over 3 of the crew that gave birth to the constitution that so many fine. and it didn't it see in human out to 0 something. yeah, well obviously is whether it's not alive from the capital. this is a real up here, but then she lays politics isn't notice here, it's really an earthquake of political earthquakes that i think it would. there was

an inkling that the, the conservatives, of course, were going to do very well, but nothing like this. what we're seeing now is the disappearance of the political center and what's been left out of the extremes. the extreme expand right, more extreme than we've ever had before. certainly since the dictatorship and the left it in fact, the 2nd most voted candidate was from the julian communist party. joining me to talk more about what's happened here and what the implications are in the short and medium term is past. sabbath is, she is an international lawyer and political analysts. last, thank you for being with us. tell me, what do you believe is? first of all what, what, what is the we are take away from this how, what is going to happen to a country that only a year ago had voted for a center and left coalition. and that's left a government that is practically now been left without any further moves. it's. it's been a super a people, hasn't it? yes, i think i think my take away is that people have very short term memory. and right

now they are priority is security. and also a policy that is against migration, and this is why the extreme right office and they have really put in the 2nd or 3rd place that concerns about welfare intentions, education and health care. they are priority is what they've stream right, is, is apple frank. and that means that's actually even the constitutional concern to draw a new text for a new t less is also not important at the moment. but what, what this uh, the republican party in your view represents especially it's neat or jose antonio guest. what basically they represent is this, this coal, without much elaboration and without much expertise for nativism, it's against the united nations. is that kind of a, that is in a year ago when he was the presidential candidates, he says, i will pull out of the united nations on my guess, he does a single development goals or things that are really well stablish. and a part of

a consensus built over 30 years by the front, the right of the center left. right now that's nothing the right, there's nothing to left only the extremes. like you said. and actually, you know, 5050 years after the cool. the task is a concern that we may be stuck not only with the text represent that the rest of the house within the even more conservative states where human rights and international relations. maybe if they what are you hearing from the international community? i know that you've been in touch with a lot of people outside of chilly. and i, like you said, no one expected the big stream, right to really take over the way that it is. and then you go into a new prescription or convention. but also that way that they will still, it will. they will start at the gym that towards what, you know, what they are offering the electra. and that, that will be know much progress or maybe not progress at all. concerning the social agenda for it. so you have a lame zack who is just going in to the 2nd. yes,

there's 3 more years to go. and it doesn't look like you will be able to fulfill any of his promise. that's what the census, you know fit in, wishing a wave of disappearances of the center of the more motivated for switching politics, aren't we? yes. there is a global movement. that is right, that vertical icing, the electra right. and that puller, i say politics and many countries in the western world that's for sure is a fact that on the other hand, i think there's also some, some space that the right wing on the left wing need to, you know, be fake and make the most of it to think what they should have done better so you know, not to prevent the if so 2 or 2 full so dialogue julia has been soft for us full 30 years because of the dialogue between different and now the recent match. well, thank you. past saturday for your thoughts, there is

a speaking of dialogue. we did hear from the leader of the republican party that they are going to stick to their guns, and it's more, it's expected that many of the more shall we say more moderate right wing parties will lose their leadership and will probably, or could likely join them so there are going to be a lot of changes in this country in the medium and long term factors. you, let's see in human incense, you're going to see a thank you very much. i. it was back as soon as president shuffle got mister jo as high as cold as snap election for july and august. when comes a week after constitutional amendments were approved and a referendum included extending the presidential time from 5 to 7 years. the changes mean that's a, you'll have to to remain in office until 2040 predicts and the vote like the participation of a meaningful opposition. the president says he wants another monday before making further changes. then you are the, comes the in the car into climate where acute complex processes are prevalent in

the world. and in our region was finding the right effective way to develop the country and implemented has become a most acute and urgent issue. ukraine is as shown, done, dozens of rushing drones targeting the capitol keys and overnight attacks. russia stepped up drone and miss on the strikes in recent days. the new wave of attacks comes ahead of russia's victory day holiday on tuesday. that commemorates the soviet victory over nazi germany. charles trough and reports from cave is one of the largest biologies of russian to tax in recent weeks, div crate and all sorts. he's saying that also t 5 so called kind of cause you drones. that's targeted areas in the cube region. shops down, however, there have been casualties according to the matter of cubits all the clips. gotta be saying that at least 5 people were reportedly injured. we understand from pulling debris of those drones being intercepted there. also,

according to the ukrainian ministry, at least 16 me solve that talk to the areas and car cube kids on because i live in odessa 8. apparently i me. so i was able to do some very dramatic pictures. it was believed to be a food warehouse on file in odessa. these attacks come a day before a very symbolic and important day for russia, that commemoration of victory over nazi germany. so that unions victory over and i'll see jeremy that's happening across russia tomorrow. and we understand that there was a lot of pressure on wagner policies and russian policies in and around the besieged city of boston, moved to take full control of bus, moved before tomorrow. some sort of celebration, certainly to give them a puts in on victory day. we've heard from the leader of wagner over nights, if guinea, pre goshen leaving a message on his telegram channel, saying that to the munition that he had been demanding and threatening to pull out

the pos mode if he didn't receive it. apparently you now saying that the munition is on the way and saying that evolving the policies are pushed forward overnight into the some of the remaining areas that ukrainian forces control progression saying ukrainians now or any control on the suite square kilometers of boss moves. and also was mentioning is this huge biology of attack. so then the light comes on as we expect a ukrainian accounts to offensive to stop the counter offensive. that is being spoken about for weeks and months. now we know that the russians are digging in building huge, defensive light and certainly south of separation. and we understand right the way along the front line, the russian hill, socrates in these occupied areas of ukraine saying that there is a, an ongoing evacuation of civilians in those areas in preparation for what is expected to be a push bar. ukrainian policies in the coming days and weeks still ahead on all the

data fighting jump traffic in the middle east. one of the city is biggest dealers is killed in an air strike near the jones jordanian border. and a growing number of wool for tax in germany has farmers feeding for the livestock. and it's for the team and i'll get sending the action during the n b a. playoffs. basketball actions coming off the the, the hello that won't, has flooded back into the 11th now that the unsettled conditions have pushed further east. meaning, temperatures have recovered across eastern areas of the mediterranean. things are a lot quieter and come here. the rain has edge into west and pots overruns without putting into eastern areas of a rock,

but temperature is offset to rise. not just here, but for the south across the gulf states, they'll have coming in at 40 degrees celsius 2 by 41. so it is a story of clear skies and heat over the next few days. now, that's not the case across a move of africa. we go to swelling system, putting its way east across libya, that'll knock temperatures down as it starts to move towards egypt over the next few days. for the south of this, it is a story of heat. we've moved in the way of fun, the stores affecting the gulf of guinea over the next few days. so what's the weather as well, putting into uganda, but for the south of that is a story. all heaps would be for the north west of bought swanner. we had a new old time temperature. high record set is on sunday to just see a remaining high over the next few days as the laundry hot and dry picture. what to weather. however, effecting eastern areas of south africa, pulling away and leaving some sunshine in japan as book by wednesday. not sure whether update the

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guy to the media on tuesday, around the world. a 0 reminder, our top story is this democratic republic of congo is observing a day of morning, often more than 400 people were killed and flash floods online. slides, emergency cruise is searching for those missing and the worst it functions of size . keeping. representatives from sedans, warning science are holding another day of tilts inside. yeah. maybe a bunch of delegates from the army and how the amenities offered support forces me in jetta. fighting continues and the student is kept up to focus on government says, warning that the country can't cope with another devastating floods pots. so southern

ballasa has done problems have been inundated by heavy rain, flash lines, and land slides have killed at least 8 people. and they've injured more than a 100 full cost as a warning, the more is on its way to some of these of age reports. the bush once again, after months of floods ravaged like a son last year, residents and business owners in the north us suffering again and racing for more rain for the office due to the recent heavy, rain and floods. we have lost millions of rupees. my hotel building is badly damaged, tourism in favor of booking club provence was badly damaged in 2022 and many roads and bridges were destroyed. and in the last few weeks, the largest province below just then has been hit by hailstones and slash floods. heading off roads and destroying crops and jobs as well as green needed for the

coming. yet they've also made life harder for people living in 10th of last year's floods destroyed their homes. are saying that the country with another big event, it has been a catastrophic last year and people are still rebuilding in those areas, particularly the south of the country send a little just to see that, you know, maybe be able to create adaptation stuff just was going to other explain to them is very dobson, only the holes that there is no extreme with them. but as you know, hope is not there. but the countries also being facing heat waves and lack of water for integrating krupps. the united nations blames climate change for the extreme weather. it says more than $8000000.00 pocket studies are facing food shortage crisis with unpredictable range and rapidly melting glitches focused on this posts becoming a global hotspot for climate crisis. we are on

a thin ice and the ice is melting ready for you. and as a thought, the to assess thing. the government and the people are focused on developing overall vision of climate adaptation, drastic temperatures and unusual rains are creating other problems like these locusts that emerged in the last few weeks and some districts have low to sun, as the situation is on track to become worse unless focused on climate emergency becomes a priority when it's decision makers, some of the job aid other their larger areas of ages sweltering under a severe heat wave which started in april was in the philippines. several schools of shocking classes to safeguard the health of students bonded below reports for an elementary school in manila. with these grades coolers in chasm city, a suburb of the philippine capital, minnesota are supposed to be attending school in the afternoon, but their schedule has been moved up. there was one vast of the attendance school even earlier in the morning. their learning schedule has been shortened to only 4

hours a day, and this is due to the extreme heat that filipinos have been experiencing for the past few weeks. the heat index hitting the 40s in the past few weeks. as you can see, this classroom is quite crowded. there is no air conditioning. there are fence though, but the principal told me that there are students who have suffered nosebleed. fortunately, no student here, a separate sheets troll, but there was one school south of the capital manila where 150 students suffered from heat stroke. 7 faded who had to be brought to hospital. this has prompted the education department to give these public elementary schools as well as high schools v way to be able to adjust their school hours. now what other schools are doing is what's called blended learning, where students come in for only a few days a week, say, 2 or 3 days and the rest of the days. they're at home learning online or to print modules. the bad news is this weather is forecast to continue in the course the you

will future with safe weather forecast or say, you know, i mean on to, to arrive in the philippines in june, a barn to below. i'll do 0 minute springs recorded. it's called us as the driest april in decades. the average daily temperature was about 15 degrees celsius, 3 above normal springs and registered low rainfall on high temperatures for last 3 years. last year it was, it's cost on record. at least a 7 people have been killed in hundreds of homes are being destroyed by wild fires and southern russia. strong winds find flames across 3 regions in western siberia, prompting one to declare the state of emergency. any 1300 people were deployed to the call gotten region to fight the fires buses emergency minnesota said most places have been contained or out of control, while the size of forth tens of thousands of people from the homes in western

canada. a state of emergencies in place in alberta, a province kind of leg reports these 5 fighters in western canada. this is a daunting and potentially deadly situation. raging wild fires found by strong winds, with more than a 100 burning across alberta. the province's top official has declared a state of emergency. this is not a step that we took lightly, but it's one that will allow the quickest and most effective response. visiting one of the worst affected areas, she says the situation is unprecedented. and what we wanted, it was fall from over. it could last a long time, we weeks if, if not months of the fire officer was just telling me that they had similar because of the piece oil. they had a similar fire that took over a year to extinguish after a week of record heat across the western canada official say persistently dry weather is to blame for the fires. the temperature and the wind combined with the

lack of precipitation this year really created this mix. so that created the extreme virus that we entered a fire band a week before this fire broke out in the county. the arrival of more favorable weather conditions in the south has allowed firefighters to reach previously inaccessible areas, but conditions remain difficult in the north and the neighboring british columbia. where authorities one hot and dry conditions, a jew to return in the coming days and confer the fuel the flames. that's prompted more orders to evacuate people from their homes and to see if they could be move while fires to come. car leg, i'll just 0. are going to bring in keys to it is a senior energy strategist, that green piece canada is a climate policy research as well. and he's joining his life in toronto, canada. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. when people are in a situation like this, does this help to focus people's attention on the argument around climate change, or does it prove almost to be a distraction from it?

so years ago we said ok now is not the time to talk about in the middle east crisis, but i think we've increasingly in canada and around the world, we're recognizing that actually this is the time because if you don't talk about it in the middle of these types of events, you know, obviously our 1st priority has to be making sure people are safe, getting that the safety supporting the front line workers. because, you know, people are losing their homes and it's terrifying. it's. and i know that that is the 1st party, but if we want to avoid having this become the new normal happening all the time, we need to address climate change because data is what's driving. we've always had wildfires in canada, but they're becoming more common. they're becoming bigger and our scientists are telling us that's because of climate change. and right now actually the province of alberta is in the middle of they just started a provincial election. and they've actually had to put campaigning on hold and a half dozen writings because of the wildfires. and what i'm hoping is that the, the talk of the energy transition of moving to renewable energy will become part of

the election debate. because i think it's really important or elected officials space up to these problems square on the current premium of the province who you heard earlier. you know, really doesn't want to talk about climate change. but i think voters are going to be saying, hey, what is your plan for preventing these, these type, this type of situation becoming worse and more common in the future. this isn't a situation that there is or kind of to find it that hasn't happened in canada before it has happened and i'm increasing the regular basis for reports on it here and, and i'll, i'll just say don't. why is it that there is an avoidance in, in your opinion, all political parties, to talk about climate change when it clearly is beginning to affect the lives of a great many people. and so that the, you know, an inverted neighboring british columbia, which is also had a problem with, while far as recent years. you know, the, it is actually a core part of the political debate. and in fact, or justifying a bunch of their climate measures on the grounds of, you know, look at the, the impact is having and it's not just people whose homes are affected, but also just the,

the smoke from the wildfires is making the air and breathable. you know, bird, it's a tricky situation because the, the core of the economy, there is the oil and gas industry. it's the largest employer. um, canada is one of the largest oil exports in the world. and almost all of that oil comes from alberta, the oil industry, there is incredibly powerful and they, in particular, you know, the companies are, don't want to have this talk to this debate switch to that here. we know what's causing the underlying problem of this, which is burning fossil fuels. and so i think for a lot of politicians they would, they, in alberta, in particular they, they tend to tread very carefully because they're worried about upsetting. you know, the most powerful economic force in the province, and i think we have an ongoing battle in some cases between the alberta government, the federal government, which is more interested in pursuing action on climate change was alberta that the governments are off to see themselves as the defender of the industry and they sort of equate what's good for oil is good for alberta, but i think that's one of the things that has to change in terms of our political culture. if we're good, actually gets serious about addressing this problem. and when we come to covering

a lot of the, the international discussions that are held about climate change, governments, as i'm sure you will note, will make promises many of which tend to be several years down the line. essentially there's always been that accusation that they, they simply kick the can down the road, is an argument for saying that we're actually focusing on the wrong thing. that instead of focusing as much as we are on trying to reduce climate change and fixing his article, this climate change, what we should actually be focusing on is trying to learn to live with it so that people are protected from the kind of conditions that we're seeing in canada the moment and so there's really 3 things we can do about climate change. we can reduce emission, so the problem doesn't get worse. we can adapt to the changes, it can't be avoided or we can suffer. and i think the problem right now is in many governments, the choices the, the, the unspoken choice to increase suffering by not doing, say, what the 1st thing we need to both adapt and avoid the worst impacts of climate

change. because there are changes that you simply cannot adapt to. um, i think, you know, the type of heat we're seeing across asia right now that you were talking about earlier. and you know, email berta just before the election, the governing party there released their climate plan, which actually wasn't a plan at all. they didn't have any new measures. they didn't have any targets beyond. they said that they had a aspiration of being that through by 2050. they had no plan to achieve it. they didn't say they were going to do it. they'd simply said, yeah, would that, that would be nice if that happened. and i think that just isn't good enough anymore. i think we're, we're starting to see real movements from some other governments across canada. it's still not enough. but i think the, the inertia that we're seeing because of the kind of like that industry, industry anchor against moving more aggressively on getting off of fossil fuels is a big political challenge here. but this is no longer a future problem. you know, we used to talk about climate change as something's gonna affect her grandchildren . i think people are seeing the impacts in their own lives right now in those

images that people seeing their homes. um, 2 years ago in british columbia, we'd record breaking seat, followed by an entire town being burned to the ground. these are the kinds of things that are happening now. it's not just a future problem and we need to start taking that action aggressively to both avoid the worst of impacts of climate change and adapt to the changes that are already here. really interesting, get your thoughts on this case to it. thank you very much indeed. for being with us . thank you very much. i a problem in the drug dealer and his family have been killed in an air strike and southern sylvia now runs on his wife and 6 children were targeted in all school. a province near the border was jordan. the city and it was advocate for human rights, says jordan counted out at the strikes a month has not confirmed it was responsible on is a case of smuggling drugs including caps are going to come to going was a stimulant, widely used during the 19 sixties and seventies to treat people with mental health conditions. in 1986, it was banned by the w h o because it's addictive,

serial produced as 80 percent of the world's supply. so you can u. s. government believe city is competing on trade alone is worth 57000000000 dollars each year. they choose both the city and regime and rebels of using it to finance the operations. the main destinations are believed to be savvy, or maybe i'm direct to jordan and 11 on the city and government has plans to act to end smuggling operations. and caroline rose leads to projects on the topic on trade at the new lines institute. she thinks efforts to cub trafficking is becoming key to international diplomatic efforts with the syrian government. now that we're seeing and almost all normalization discussions, both multilateral and bi lateral, that kept going has been elevated as a top agenda item for country you see can normalization with syria. and the reason for this is because of the pressure that it's put on both security forces, customs forces. but also of course, this rising addiction crisis in the region. and also there is this belief that

syria has some given their agency over the coptic on trade, they do have some space for action to change their behavior and to reduce cap to gone smuggling operations throughout the region. whether that's going to happen though is another is another question, but it's very clear that they're using cop to gone eyes, that quote, goodwill gesture, kind of a low hanging fruit for cooperation and coordination with the syrian regime, including the regime and high level discussions, let alone investigations and working groups, i mean that's going to be very difficult to actually stem the trade given that they are behind the most of the supply, the bulk and 80 percent of the supply. and that's really giving them a window into counter narcotics efforts in the region and will allow their smugglers to adopt more advanced techniques. so including the regime i think is going to make it even more difficult and even more challenging for these countries . this done the flow of the trade. i think that another thing that many countries

up and exploring has been increasing interdiction capacity. so supplying their custom system that there's, there's a cost systems with advanced technologies, x ray machines and smuggling and anti smuggling techniques that can try and flag some of these huge kept going shipments that are coming through their over land and maritime ports of entry. the farmers in germany are calling for stricter measures against wolves falling in increasing attacks on live stock. the wolf is made to come back in western europe, ought to be extinct from more than a century is protected under european union. lo step by so as this story from lower saxony, the sheep grazing freely, is becoming a rear side. in germany, chaplet status quit maintaining grassland, a keeping the hood behind electric fences equipped with cameras to protect them from a new enemy. this form assumed the rules of tech in broad daylight with

the help of god tops, she never escaped. so they know young has been less lucky in recent years, she's lost around 150 sheep to move the size must close others with washing about who we count when they want us to do more to protect us shape. but it's impossible . we love that job. we work 7 days a week, i grew up with this. it's very difficult to see how everything has changed. the consultation is see the return of the roles as a success story around 2000 of the endangered animals has been counted in germany since the 1st packs were cited again at the beginning of this century. for many decades will so many characters in german, sorry tales, but increasingly they have become a scary reality for these cheap and auto from animals so much that the test of that to a consultation between farms and conservation is a conflict that there's increasing lead to an emotional employees at one environmental organization received a grim warning when

a severed hat was dumped at the office. in april. it's unclear who's responsible. it shows how desperate some of them all, but it also shows what they are not interested in, no mood conversation, and normal ways to find solutions. garcia agrees that under certain circumstances, rules can be shots, especially if they are known to a tech sheep regularly. but some politicians want to go further. this is what the bavarian, lita sat on german tv. these x was the guns. i want to make this very clear voice have no place here. he's as the future of farming is at stake. it was not cold. the o p in parliament recently adopted a resolution to downgrade the walls protection status to help pharmacy, but e u environment menace to say the block should do more to protect the animals. hunters in germany are urging politicians to make a decision. before people stop taking the law into their own hands, they're also concerned that humans could be next versus couldn't have the shots.

well, they're smart creatures. over centuries, they went through natural selection based on their intelligence that makes it difficult to protect cattle against them. but on the other hand, their intelligence means they understand that if we kill one member of the pack, they will quickly learn their lesson. it's only one of the possible solutions to maintaining a balance between humans and wildlife. a balance that's currently on the threat. step 5, some l g 0 in lowest section a. the still ahead on all the data. some sports confidence is high among ac, milan rice as they get ready to face the arch rivals in the champions league. semi final is details coming up the the,

[000:00:00;00] the center support. here's part of the problem. thank you so much. we're just the day away from one of the most anticipated matches up a year holders around wizard host, manchester city, and the 1st flight of the champions league semi finals on tuesday or city have been finalizing their preparations ahead of the trip to spend some concerning news for city fans, however, they trained with a dodge international defender and nathan k earlier, who was injured in their most recent gain. none the less confidence within the camp is high on their chances of beating rel, english. why we're looking to win the champions league for the 1st time ever think strong guy got the positive, i believe in ourselves was obviously reached the final before. so with proven that

we can get to them stages and hopefully we can just keep going in the right direction. ac milan, that was phase city rivals, enter in the other semi final with the 1st like happening on wednesday, i had of the game ac defender for kyla to more a has been talking up his team's chances. no, we know we can go against the best things in your you know, i don't think no, no, we can be regarded as one of the best things in your what 970 find with us. but the jump is viewed, you know, it's not easy to get there. so yeah, what we're really looking for to, to obtain a, to james hart and put in a game winning performance from the philadelphia $76.00 ers. and their n b a playoff series with the boston celtics art and scored it to send the game into overtime and then made is the size of 3 pointers to give the $76.00 is a 116. so 116 when it leaves eastern conference playoff semi final tied it to, to being 5 of the best of 7 series is coming up on tuesday or the best efforts of

nickel i. your kids couldn't inspire the denver nuggets to win in their western conference. semi final, the serbian scored $53.00 points and managed to 4 phoenix on zone or not. it should be out in the green jacket there. during 4 of the series. it was all for nothing though, as a sounds took the game and this series is tied at 2 games a piece. use the situation. i think it's crazy that nicole got technical foul on the situation. he's going to get the ball and some, some fans holding onto the ball. he wants to be part of the game. just just get the ball up, man, you know, mean, and, you know, they, they deem the call of doing something that was excessive. i guess when i get in the tech, but i still don't really understand it. now the number of home runs being hit in major league baseball games is on the rise. nobody seems entirely sure why, but according to a new study, climate change could be playing a role. gabriel, alexander reports from new york game for baseball fans home runs or

a highlight of the game. and statistics showed that the number of home runs hit during baseball games has been on the rise. certainly because of climate change. and that's according to a new report by scientists at dartmouth college. we use data on a over a 100000 baseball games, showing that warmer temperatures increase the number of home runs in baseball games on a day to day basis. the 2nd component of our study ties this, the climate change and shows the increased temperature is over the last 10 years to produce almost more than $500.00 home runs total. already. that number will continue to grow in the future with potentially hundreds more home runs per year. if temperatures continue in 2018 major league baseball commission to study led by 10 scientists to determine what was leading to the increase in home runs, they could not reach a definitive conclusion. but ultimately,

a lot of their research led back to this, the baseball small changes and how baseballs are manufactured, potentially increase aerodynamic capabilities. they took them and threw them into tumble drivers, which is kind of interesting. so you got a ball it really flattened, the seemed to me, the boss are much more spiritual. the drive went down, travel even farther. but perhaps it's not just about the ball and not just about climate change. some baseball experts point to other contributing factors as well, like a better understanding of swing mechanics, strength training, and smaller ballparks where players don't have to heat it as far to get a home run. but in the end, it makes little difference. as long as home runs are being hit, fans don't mind either way. gabriel was on don't. i would just need a new york and things got

a little heated up the finish line at the latest nascar race in kansas. the on track, a rivalry of drivers ross to try staying in the white seat there and know of braxton extending into the pit lane. trusting has angered many drivers this season with what they call his aggressiveness on the tri racks and called them out, saying he was sick and tired of testing, striving style. okay, and that is all your support for now. back to you, rob, thanks for the mazda is gonna be here in a couple of minutes of morning. all these stores, including democratic republic of congo, absorbing a day of morning officer for more than 400 people, were killed in flash floods on line slides. stay with us, we can know about this, the,

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