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hello, i'm adrian for the get. and this is what he is, i live from dough home coming up in the next 60 minutes. israel continues its assault on guns for the 4th day. another come on the updates line that you had on the group is killed in the escalation. the candidates make that final pitches and turkey is most closely for selection. that is recent history. teresa has a new c o. l must fix top at executive linda. yes, trevino. to succeed him. and this has been called the largest cost make explosion ever seen to speak to one of the astronomers who discovered and on peace and statements with you've spoken of that chunk of which is in action right now with the utility and open and being no mercy will start power sandra bands, league game on saturday for each club, impose suspension of an sanction trip to saudi arabia.

the we be getting this news with heavy file being traded between israel and palestine. the infections in gaza for a 4th date. that is where the striking central guys are killed. a 6th commander of these line that you had on the group strike was on a residential ta. and one of the most densely populated neighborhoods of gossip funerals have been held for some of the palestinians killed in the is really as strikes, remote is called for as long as you have to escalate rocket attacks against israel, at least 33 palestinians. and one is rarely have been killed since tuesday on friday morning, a barrels of rockets was fired from gaza, triggering warning. cyrus in southern israel, and the legal settlement and the occupied westbank several days. protests against benjamin. nothing. yeah. whose government had been cancelled for the 1st time in months on security grounds for the boxes outside the is where the city of ash

cologne. but 1st, let's go to what is some odd one, who's in gaza is what is on a tell us more about the events of that friday and critic drip 6 targeted attack isn't everybody's gonna hear me, but to tell us about the events of friday, including that 6 targeted attack, i think we're having a problem the, we'll go to the knox and in the meantime, while we try to sort out the communications that once again with that gaza, let him tell us about what happened that today. a waiter and you know because of these attacks, the p is already made that true, a making on is on a jihad come on, is like the 6 individual you just mentioned that that have been ongoing rockets

fired from the strip into his ready territory. these are the ministry sitting around a 1000 over the course of this week has been relatively side and for the last hour or so we can still head drones overhead. we've just seen a couple of minute, 3 vehicles pausing on the road. the concern, amongst those thousands of rock insightful v is ready minute tree for the, for the split neat here obviously for people across the country all the long, the range rockets we've seen very few of them so far. but they have minus 2 of a b on the defense mechanism. these ready ministry operates, say, unlike some of the, the lower trajectory rockets that tend to land in areas like this. and the small town full, all those long. the range rockets that have passed up towards jerusalem and around 70 kilometers in here to the southern solve up to 10 of be well and individuals till yesterday. they are the ones that are of huge concern to these ready minute trees and perhaps will be the ones that are being targeted and very specific feet by the end of that tree. over the course of today, we've heard about

a number of strikes on rocket loans and sites on specifically concealed and missed all launching sites. this is something that these radio full seems to be taken incredibly seriously. and the responses back and forth continue and have the course of the day. many thanks to the the knox. the upside is where the city of ash columbus go back to gauze within is an odd one, is the is some tell us about what's been happening that today. so today has witnessed the 2 months of can escalation from eh, with regards to the abundance of calls about different studies have been bombed by these rate is try starting from the northern side of gaul, is a bit to be a tunnel on bit lost here. as well, and the city of garza from a eastern eh, and the eastern and western and northern side of the, of the goals of city have been targeted by the strikes and the latest and prominent events. and with regards of the latest assassination of one of the just let me do you have senior members. you have been 1st me,

we have not hear any response from these limited you have, but to mourn a, the killing of their senior commander know rockets way shot at those really cities . we are witnessing, we are waiting for these hours. it could be like a more violent escalation from a beast let me that you had targeting. and so to break down the issue with the assassination of their senior commander who is known as also the head of the military council of the right wing of this. i'm going to have to, sorry, what's the situation is rocketing a on so many liberals. the ministry of health has updated the latest desktop reaching 30 p 33 palestinians. 6 of 6 of them are the children of the 3. a women is still the boat as a boat, as the crossings are close with dimension a bit tunneling, the crossing inductors rented the noise, the entrance and the $0.10 of moving $400.00 patients. and $100.00 for 40 of them are cancer patients at which is the administrative health coach. that is what is, is violating the 4th geneva convention and is what should be held accountable over

these lives that could be lost at any moment to our speaking. but it's actually the, it's on it's on the one that live in god so well. jennifer austin is the deputy director of operations of because of field office for the united nations release and works agency. and she told me earlier about the humanitarian situation in casa, from wonder where suspect is. we've been continuing our food program out through distribution. i'll send a technician in the camps on our hopes and his 22 health center. the still operating on the water was we trying to keep as much operations going as we can. um, but it's a really bad situation coming on top of the 15 years of blockade of schools and operating. so this 291000 children are not going to school because it's too dangerous. we not, we, we don't have safety to be able to send our children to school. so this the, the cost in children. so we are offering schools, health care and 22 health centers, relation social services. we've had

a big uptake in the 1st i'd hotlines the psychological hills. there's a huge mental health got to your and that's a big mental health process. we're actually um, prepaid, if the situation goes further, we have got our emergency plans in place that protocols in place. we have the scope, we can scale up for a 150000 displaced persons. if that happens. we've got emergency food and non food ready for those people. if i feel unsafe, have got people coming into our shelters because that feeling on site that night, or maybe they show to, was destroyed. so it's a really dangerous situation to the people with casa, and they don't feel side. where can they go to, besides the coming to the one who are schools coming to a designated emergency shelters? and that's where they're getting safety. of course, in pakistan, his concept from a prime minister in wrong. com,

2 weeks fail. he's facing multiple challenges that include corruption. on thursday, the supreme court ruled but his arrest early in the weeks was i'm a lawyer for constitution spots days protests by his supporters. police imposed emergency orders banning and public gatherings ahead of his court appears. let's go by. i thought it was level that officer as a summer been job. that is that. so everyone kind of has now left the court building. what's the situation right now for the day of high drama has now beginning to come to an end because iran has left the premises of the level of, of high chord. that's where he got this unprecedented relief from today in multiple cases and multiple hearings. he was told by the court that he is going to not be arrested for not just the cases that he knows about, but also the ones that he does not know about the sweat. noting that en route fun faces over a 100 cases ranging from corruption to misuse of power and other which his party

called frivolous charges politically motivated. again, something would have been denied by the government. and since this hold, sorry to be gotten this morning, we've been hearing for various government ministers, including the prime minister, saying that this is a black day for justice in progress on accusing the supreme court. if i could find those taking sides. and iran con is now going to the hor, very easy to go to his residence until monday. he has this on the see that he will not be arrested. but there are other cases that have been popping up and he could be sent to jail in any other case as well as has been said by his lawyers on is that him on han has been but now in route hon is leaving the court heading to the horse, but this day, which has been described by both sides as a very important day in the history of fuck, a son has now come to an end. man. this is all about the high court has

gone through the mountain, unprecedented relief. multiple benches have ordered the police love to arrest him. well, just in this most recent corruption case, but even charges he doesn't know about. the full, the prime minister denies the courts are doing him any favors. relief. i am at the high court and they had no reason to arrest me. i was abducted. this is the law of the jungle. it feels like the martial law has been declared. i use the voltage run sacked on the property when fun was arrested. since it was removed by parliament and the vote of no confidence last year. on his challenge, the ministries rolled in politics and acute the senior intelligence officer of being involved what he called and this has a nation to attempt opponents. a honda is attacking the same people who brought him to power. it's not the security and i think that's one. mind the army. there is no democracy in the, in the army. the army is getting relying my what is happening right now. the cabinet held an emergency meeting and the key was the judiciary of double standards

. arch either the i just like the court as an iron wall to protect emerald con, there was no precedent for the sick, not just in pocket stones, but anywhere in the world. well, basis cases are being formed against us, the courts were blocking investigations into cods, corruption of the alliance of parties that forms the government has blame hon for the violence in looting this week. accusing him of calling timing and carrying out the tax on public facilities. he does have lashed out to the courts, specifically, the chief justice of breakfast on the line has no special force against pockets on supreme court, which is accuses of joint vice in favor of con, of thousands of political workers from all sides are all set to come to the streets this season, the political insurgency and pocket fund is far from over. some of these already though, the vera is all of us to deal with and these are from, i was a 0 still come, margaret space, a new reality of the us mexico border as pandemic related,

assign them restrictions and lifted, plus while will rages in ukraine. i'm so he'll rom, and in liverpool i'll be telling you why the united kingdom is hosting one of the longest running tv music competitions in the world on the call of ukraine. and it's on the branch player in women's tennis, something double bagel for luncheon road. that's coming up in the schools with the the took is opposition alliance is making its final pitch. the vote is the head of sundays. presidential impala entry elections. it's the country's most tied to the contested version, living memory. both the main opposition candidates come all can i don't know how the incumbents richard typo the one held rallies earlier on friday. a 5th of took. he has 85000000 people of cubs as the country's largest minority. that vote could

tip the balance and this close election. last time the made kurdish policy 110 percent of the vote. this time, it's given a boost to the opposition by joining the alliance instead of fielding its own candidates, hold our reports down from the alba, q, and se, and took you. this is your mind, is it all in argue level or stories or from the past? in oral culture passed down from one generation to the next level. here in 3rd case, curtis heartland, there's a long history of struggle, that many se hasn't ended the end or your you all. my life is getting harder, day today. as a courtesy, i can't speak my language on the streets. they are looking at us as a categories. many kids are hoping the upcoming presidential election will bring

a change in leadership. they accused president the rest of the type or the gun of implementing on democratic policies. the main curtis political force has thrown its weight behind the candidates, fielded by a 6th party opposition alliance. we need to get to the party pads on is the president. so color style is the person who seems to replace and then we will have a new ball game view the new process via when you think of you that but it's an unlikely coalition. in terms of ideology, the parties that have joined forces have little in common, apart from their goals to unseat or to go on. and it's not possible to say the relationship between each dpn nation alliance is based on trust. and there's no case that h d p, voters are so convinced. therefore we can say that h t p followers will vote for kids that are due to the lack of alternatives.

traditionally, the republican peoples heartaches had little supports among the curtis minority. before the party came to power c h p like governments suppress their rights. and the last election, the parties candidate received just less than 10 percent of the vote. and curtis majority areas. but now c h p leader can look start low as saying the right things, promising to resolve curtis issues in parliament and release political prisoners. but not everyone is convinced that it will only the surface then using those codes . all the parties are trying to benefit from us for political bargaining for now, many curves are focusing on what their vote can do, possibly tip the balance and what they say is a crucial ballot. and usher in a new chapter in the country's history said there i was, was the, to the or becker se took

a took he has made opposition. candidates is accused russia of interfering and it's selection come out. can i start to loose as the most coat is? putting this information out on social media, but russia as tonight, those claims to this. we find it unacceptable for another country to interfere in turkey's domestic affairs during the phase of an election or in another period or we are holding an election yet. it is absolutely unacceptable to interfere in our election process in favor of another political party. i wanted the whole world to be aware of this. that is why i made this call openly with the tweets to be to me, uh, just spanish my room. we very much value our relations with the republic of turkey . i. we really do because the republic of turkey has sofa taking a very responsible solver and thought out stats on a whole range of regional and global problems that we face. and this position has

made a positive impression on us. this is why, of course, a country that values by lot true relations moreover, will not do anything with regard to its partner. so we strongly reject such statements of middling in turkey as elections. we officially declare that there can be no interference of any kind. and if anyone has provided come out to leech, darrell, with this information there lies over the is animosity between turkish president richard. type the one on the west front of the country to look to russia and of at least for allies pots of wines made. rifle in the upcoming road says that if she wins turkey, um, what again to the west. hash them a whole lot of reports from ankara as the sunshine that to these elections are likely to determine the future of the economy. foreign policy enter entity. it's a big task for the man who has been a pilot for more than 2 decades. cortez accused president us up by you abdul mandel,

14 times with autocrats. and undermining took keys, longstanding ministry and diplomatic relations with nature of the european union. and the united states accusations the president has dismissed the letter. it's yes, it will do it. we don't accept interference in foreign and domestic policy. we are developing our relations with regional institutions based on our strategic location which connects europe, asia, and africa. we neither turned our backs on the east for the west, nor do we neglect the middle east and africa was strengthening our ties, but the west his main rival command callous. donnelly's promising major changes telling support to that if you liked it, who were with us at the hands, policies, and improve relations with the west. so democracy is wise at home. all of our main goal is to become a full member of the you and part of the modern world. we are

a nation oriented towards the west. we want democracy. the west has accused abdul and of crossing descent and strengthening minutes with times with russia. but until recently endorsed the lens application to join nato and move widely seen as an attempt to boss, to find the e u and the us the, the close base a whether wins over the swing voters and the millions of young to ineligible to the cost that balance for the 1st time, they have the out behind or to build if i want to care to have advanced technology like to waste and keep its routes in the east to to save you room ticket. i prefer the waste, it's more advanced, but i also know if my country i would be glad if things change to you. once the dust settles, the wind that may need support from the west to read them the economy, but may not be able to send the ties with the additional parts and those in the east, changing funding policies. one thing, but so key would still have to convince the u. p in union to allow it to join the

blog and it's unclear tense and with the united states will change simply because president out of go on is no longer impala. and if the opposition does succeed, is we'd have to tread carefully to insure any point in policy changes to not alienate codes allies. how should my bottle? i'll just be right on color. ukraine says it's re taken territory near its eastern city of backwoods. the head of the box not less than right group has criticized rushes. conventional army says, so just have been fleeing the front line bushes defense ministry denies this and says this and pete, regrouping, they had a wagner group is accused moscow failing to provide adequate supports and i the addition for its forces this uncertainty along the united states, the southern border with mexico just now as of depend demik related restrictions expire besides us, eastern time. the us has boosted troops on this,

along the frontier anticipation of a surge and the number of microns trying to cross. many a tried to enter before the legislation. notice title $42.00 came to an end. they share the regulations when i was to by the, by but ministration. i make it even worse, a more difficult to stay in the us. let's go live now to, i'll just here is uh, john, hold on. who's on the other side of that border? he said, not say that one is in mexico. john, what's the situation that this is just as you were saying, i see a lot of people have left see about 4 days before the end of types of 42 because they were worried about the new rules that were going to be a should in by the united states of to that already quite restrictive measure. remember type 242 said that the us could basically send people back to without here . and there was side them case on the grounds. they might carry cove it that's now over the us as us. you didn't of a rules and we've been talking to people here in this crime. it's sort of

a temporary temp that sprung up in the shadow of the boat, a bridge really between mexico and the united states. they also want to cross over . they've decided to do it off to be a new type of $42.00 indigo shape. and the new regulations. now one of them that we've been speaking to people here about is the fact that now if you want to make an appointment for a solemn, you need to do it for an app called c, b p. one. that's been around for a little while. the us has been improving it slowly, but what people here is saying is that still has glitches and it can be hard to get the appointment and you minutes get an email once you've finished the process on the app that tells you when your appointment is always 2 or 3 young men can jeremy from venezuela. he says that he's been here a month looking for that email, looking for the appointment continually applying for it. and it hasn't happened so far. so i think a lot of values are going to be on the app to see if it really works. so taking a silent appointment into the digital space, rather than people in the long choose,

all hoping to boot or, and then i'll ask him for a side of the other thing that soon so changed is that now the us to said, if you turn off for a site, let me in the countries along the route, like here in mexico, you're going to be ineligible for us. so i live in the us. we've been speaking to international organizations. i've been saying, well that could be a bit problematic one because mix code, for example, has an asylum system that too much on the verge of collapse. it's already got a lot of people to play. and also because what people have a long wait for asylum he, it's the really vulnerable. this is a country in which gains and cartels really like to pray a migrant uninstalled money from them, which is a problem here. so there's 2 things to be in and out. we have to see in the coming week such close and how these new rules work. and if it really does stop at the number of people trying to get to the border, i'm serious. you on hold on them live and say that apologize. mexico manufacturing dave jones long boss has chosen that he will see of a twitter of

a former advertising sales executive, linda. yeah. carino will take the reins of a social media platform. next months mosque says that he will continue to be in charge of design and technology depending it has been on the pressure from investors to boost choices profitability. that's upbringing, map and who's the tech support of the digital culture news website, measurable, he joins us now. live by skype from new york at good to have you with us, matt. what do we know then about linda? yeah, cody no. what qualifies for the b. c of twitter. right, so linda? yeah. camino comes to twitter from uh, nbc universal where she was the head of advertising there. and i think what mosque was looking for, and a ceo was at the very least someone to take a hold of what twitter is biggest problem has been. and that's been appealing to advertisers since musk took over twitter last half of their biggest advertisers, the straight up left. and then the ones that did stick around or spending around 70

percent less than they did on twitter. then from when they did before, must took over. so you know, advertising has definitely been a big hit to twitter, especially when you consider it's long been their biggest revenue driver. so what changes to the platform is linda. yeah. kinda, you know, going to have to make, to get advertises to come back so, so that, that remains to be seen. i'm sorry, you cut minutes. uh that that remains to be seen in terms of what exactly linda yackel reno will do coming in because people have to remember that you are the most useful, the owner of the platform. it's a private company who's staying on board as the executive chair. and as the c t o, a chief technology officer. and so linda, yeah, careno's role appears to just be to appeal to those advertisers and maybe make those advertising centric business decisions present the end of the day when it

comes to moderation. this is what must this thing on twitter to assure his fan. so we're concerned over this because they like, must go seo. you know, they're basically, he's basically saying, you know, no changes will be made to the moderation plans that i've laid out. he must be fairly confident that they can work together. um, what are their personalities loud, but will they complement each other? how long do you give the full? the full must close enough. all right, so you know, uh, people have pointed out on twitter myself included that uh, she does seem to uh, a line up with you on marks, political ideologies, which is obviously an important factor. and even most decisions with the platform. you can see it in who he speaks with who he replies to who we interact with on the platform. he seems to basically just sort of talk within these, you know, right wing influence or silos. and she has a history of the theme is based on her twitter account and directions of also interacting with that sort of content. according to a report. there was also, uh,

that was also an important factor for you. then eli mosque in picking a new c out. at the same time though, his fan base uh the line must faithful or very happy with his decision because it's come out that she sits on a board. she's like an executive chair, with the world economic forum. the w e f, and a lot of people on the ely mosques side, i guess you can say, have these conspiratorial beliefs about the world economic forum. some of which have been spread by you on musk himself who is now trying to, you know, temper their concerns, uh tab down their concerns over over this new ceo pack. so it's, it's sort of all over the place in terms of the opinion of what it is user base over. it's new, see a good stuff to you. again, matt manufacturing, thanks for being with us. not been to that in new york. thanks for having me. silver come here on the use of the year when one is 100000 children are risk of

starving to death in hate. see because of spiraling, gang bombs, the i'm james space and the newest. so that's kind of still on the country that's already suffering the world's worst humanitarian crisis. but now a new danger and infestation of lucas, which the un say could wipe out a culture of the country's crumbs. the celtics give them give themselves a chance of progressing at the end. the playoffs is by square up the series. the 76 is the the, here's your weather report in a minute. 15 is always nice to have you along and will kick this one off in the middle. is the humidity not as bad across the gulf on saturdays. so let's go in

here for a closer look. but here's a sign of what's to come, that sound induct, spinning up in q, wait, we put this a day forward on sunday, we start to see that plume of sand in does spread into the eastern province of saudi arabia. and for us here in cats are so hazy and dusty day in doha annual max out at 42 degrees on sunday. okay, back to saturday. we're seeing temperature is pick up through truck minnes done. so for the capitol ask about, we've got you in for 35 degrees. heat is also starting to ramp up in august on, but nothing like last year. so jacob, a bad, the other day hit 47. but last year, you had temperatures quite continuously in the 50 degree reading off to turkey, we've lost the cloud and showers still bit of a northwind. so that will allow the temperature and it's stumble to come up just a little bit to 17 degrees. it remains unsettled for the northwest side of africa, particularly heavy bouts of what weather for elders and around central africa, most of the action across the gulf of guinea. and then we've got this weather maker

spreading across south africa and some spots. it will be cold enough for snow. the important thing if you're walking around in beirut was not in the line of fire from the holiday, but also we heard gunshots. i was the 1st one to feed the whole thing. back to last it 3 days and 3 nights, the one know prisoners in control, and you control the region around and that's why it was such a lucky man. and i called his conflict at the hosp, the lebanese civil be rude holiday inn hotels on al jazeera, the,

[000:00:00;00] the evidence, i'm going to hear it. so how would that he was out for an officer of headlines, a 6 come on the on the is why don't you had on the groups has been killed in a target to this really strike in central gaza. at least such a street palestinians as it is rarely have been killed since tuesday. a course in pakistan has gone to the former prime minister in wrong. com 2 weeks fail is facing

multiple challenges bring to corruption. on thursday, the supreme court ruled that his arrest earlier in the week was on the candidates and making that final pictures to voters that upset to us presidential of parliamentary elections on sunday. the incumbents rest of the type of space and opposition alliance led by come out, can each toner, in type race. the united nation says that the 100000 children in haiti are at risk of stopping to death because of escalating gang violets, games and vigilante groups control about 80 percent of the capital, both of prince, the u. n. estimates the pulled and 600 people were killed. last month alone and kidnappings are reported every day. i'll just 0. so there's a boat isn't haiti's cap the i'm here in the neighborhood and thoughts of friends where be. ringback going to gather, to protest on demand and to in security in this country,

they're often showing their story directly for the haitian police. in the past, you have done cutting grease or precedence not only in the capital for the friends when they control around 80 percent of haiti's capital. but they're extending their influence to other parts of the country, telling them to not things have been on the rise and people here say that they have had enough. and in the past few weeks, we have seen the emergence of a movement that is known as black color, which is basically people taking matters into their own hands. we have seen that increase of lynching, or village gang members being set on fire on the street. people saying they have had enough of the haitian national police that don't have enough storage and i'm not ranked enough guns to be able to fight against the gun. since the fascination of president joined in more, you in 2021 k o is has taken over. there's intentionally functioning not elected governments and that is requesting right now international. since to help

the government fight against the gang people here are saying that they're ready to assist in the fight. they want to secure their neighborhoods to have such a battery cable around this area to prevent them from coming to this area. that's why this place is going to be safe. but what this people are saying that they're going to remain on the street until their country is once again a stable nation. before us marine accused of killing a homeless man in the new york city subway has been charged with manslaughter. daniel penny had turned himself into police that a 2 weeks after he was filmed, holding jewels nearly in a true cold. for several minutes. the fuzzy old laser died at the hospital. any claims he was acting in self defense. a medical examiner will be least half a homicide. the u. n. is refugee agencies, as the donors haven't been fast enough to respond to the emergency. answer dawn. the you and hcr statement comes to saddam's warning sides sides while the signed an agreement to protect civilians and the booth of humanitarian aid that follows

several days of talks and saudi arabia, between the army and power ministry, rapid support forces. many civilians have been trumped by nearly a month of fighting hipaa. morgan reports now from the mom. the agreement is just a confirmation from the 2 sides that they will abide by the international law when it comes to complex, which is allowing for a safe passage for civilians were caught up in the conflict to be able to leave the areas where there's active fighting to a safer place, and as well as allowing a 8 organization and their organizations concern to check on the welfare of prisoners of wars or those who've been arrested by either were in parties. it also allows for the withdrawal from by some facilities, facilities like was a plant power plant and the refinery, which supplies a majority of the country. now that's the agreement. that was fine, but it's not what people have hoped for what they wanted was even if the temporary a to a cease fire, a tooth that with and the fight. and even if for

a little bit for civilians to be able to leave their homes and be able to access facilities like bank people to go to the market to buy what they need to start with . they need. and for those who can, because a lot of them cannot for those who can to be able to leave the capital. so many people here say that this falls short of what they want. and that this agreement, even though it's the basic when it comes to what they need, they say they do not believe would actually hold volunteers in the eastern democratic republic of congo, trying to clear daybreak of to last week's devastating floods and man land slides. well, the 400 people have died. thousands of still missing those to survive. so they want to start rebuilding as soon as possible. catherine, sorry reports. now from the village of ma'am, could be in soft keeping. profits says i need aerial view of the collective region in eastern democratic republic of congo shows the extent of the

destruction caused by last week's landslide. home schools and markets was swept away. hundreds of people were killed. thousands are missing. a major road connecting south and north cube provinces was cut off. volunteers like a money lend, trying to clear the debris as a loot from all parties. they're working on a bridge at the center of the village by it's no easy task mine up. this is where most of the water came flooding through when the river bust its banks. i live near here, right? it's trucking to see the devastation. yep. what's your name? people are trying to see what they can from structures that are barely holding. floodwaters can gushing down the hills, bring waves and rocks trees in march. most of i was being treated for broken bones and bruises, some already foot to better equipped hospitals in the province. some of the injured

people are in this health facility, dairy cover as well. but the doctor said they are running short of medical supplies as these health center survived the lawn slide, prudent re guy and other health work cuz i've been working round the clock for days . see that by then? you could look when i'm, when i'm on my down, we have no medicine. the patients don't have enough food. the government is helping with that, and people are traumatized. they need counseling and that are not enough doctors and nurses, apple people have told us they will rebuild the homes, but they know it's going to be a long, hard johnny. catherine, sorry. you know, my could be self keeble, democratic republic of congo. a swarms of lucas in afghanistan, a threatening weights harvests in a country where millions of people already at risk of famine. james pays report

stuff from franklin province. this is of kind of stones latest enemy, locusts, millions and millions of locusts. the country already has the worst humanitarian situation in the world with 97 percent of the population living in poverty. but a massive locust infestation is like to make things even worse. this was a weak field until a swarm of locusts haiti's. after the collapse of the, of the games, you know? no, but if it isn't, lucas, you know, in the book us is making it to the purpose. and this is really the end of us because they can attack even more than a 100, the spaces or crops you know, in, in, in that got the if, whenever there is nothing you know, a david 88 of a thing for you and is preparing for the set prediction suggest up to $1200000.00 metric tons of wheat, and now the crops could be destroyed as about a quarter of afghanistan's annual production. if you're looking at money $3.00

times at today's rates, that could be up to $480000000.00 for a country that doesn't have enough money. all food. these insects could be devastating. the methods used to remove the locus may seem primitive, but it works that swept off in a john top pull in. the previous government had sprained capability. for reasons that aren't clear, this is not being used by the taliban. locus here are destroyed by pouring them into pitch stuck in the ground and then covering them with soil local farm. was it being paid by the u. n. agency to carry out the work? it's some money for families whose crops and livelihoods have already been badly hit. i spoke to have people a former, a local elder. we're the default. we are very annoyed by these locust, the ito addressing damages or incoming life the eat or crops the we did. we grow

here is damaged by the locust. since the taliban took control of the country nearly 2 years ago, lucas monitoring has lapsed. and even if these efforts mean the you as well as the, is on met this year, things could still get worse. the lucas, the currently may thing, some are already laying that eggs an x, but say if left untreated, the numbers next year could increase 100 fold. james base elgin's 0. baglan provence northern that's going to stop. richard trench august, the food and agriculture organization director in afghanistan, he told james moore about the potentially devastating impact to the low cost. so many different types of lucas with american, which is not familiar, okay, is regarded as the economic, the most impactful problem. pest there is why firstly the races appetite is more than a 150 different types of plants. 50 different food crops which grow here. plus it produces

a little this amounts of extra one year to the next. that can multiply by 100 times . yes, the broken lucas is really, really bad use here. it's too early to tell the exact impact the next 234 weeks. we get a very clear picture. but without that, it's going to be devastating fuzzy for the to $3000000.00 farm is in the i've got a sounds breadbasket provinces who risk losing everything. but also these areas. i said that the bread basket, these provinces, produce that surfaces of foods as a whole country is being fed by these provinces. so the impact would be both local, 1st and foremost on the farm is the men, the women, the children who depend upon agriculture in these areas, with a livelihoods for that food, but will say for the countries as a whole, researchers believe they've witnessed the largest ever known cosmic splost out these pictures up a bit granted to say the least of scientists of the university of south hampton. so they've never seen anything like it before. they think the explosion happens when a gas cloud was swallowed up by a black hole. i'd like to create

a tremendous amount of light explosions. lots of golden 3 is so far. let's bring in for that was when a research fellow at the university of south hampton, who loved the opposite patients. good. have you with us for that? i know we're seeing this explosion now. how long ago though, did it happen? hello, yes, the explosion actually a code 8000000000 years ago. it's just, it was so far away that it has taken those 8000000000 years for the light to reach us. so we, we think we know why it happened, but, but when did it happen that any you said it's, it's so far away. how did we find it? so it actually happened in a very indiscriminate parts of the side. nothing particularly special. in fact, we didn't even know that was a galaxy that result. it was found by a telescope in the west of the usa,

which looks for new flashes of lights, supernova, maybe asteroids that are on dangerous m pulse. this one was changing its brightness much most slowly, which was what caused us to look into it a little more. and what did you learn? we learned fastly the distance. it was the distance, but then allowed us to infer how bright it must be. we'll silent the composition so we learned that it was made of hydrogen at some carbon. but curiously, not oxygen. what she might have expected to see. if this has been a normal stop folding into a black hole. that's what made us think it must be something even strange uh like

just a giant out of gas that happened to be near the black hole. for that we, we, we know it's, but it gives you a call to get. but the biggest explosion, the biggest cosmic plastic, that's as strong as i've ever seen. but, but how big is big? i mean, off hand. i know this is going to be very difficult for us to get our heads around here. but, but how big is it? or so in terms of size, we measured the surface of the explosion to be about $100.00 times broader than the solar system. and it's about 2 times outside the surface of the sum, which for the source of explosions is actually quite cool. and in terms of energy, we think that this has already in the 3 is radiated more than a 100 times the amount of energy that the sun will release in its entire 10000000000 the lifetime. i'm going to bring so far away as this telling us

anything about the, the origins of the universe. what it suddenly telling us is there is a new way that we went so research and of how black holes swallowing material, how they grow. and actually because of the violence of the explosion, how the black holes actually can maybe scope the inner workings of the galaxy, which is a key question that was still trying to answer an offense how galaxies look today. fascinating. sort of, it's been really great to talk to you, but it's actually for an appointment that was up in south hampton. still to come here on out of out 0, the 0 to tell you hits the mountains, will bring you action from stage 7 in the sport with pizza. thanks

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the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, we're just trying to get a heads around something. the fact we're seeing something having a 1000000000 years ago. amazing. something is happening a lot closer. thank. goodness. is peter with his full adrian? yes. something that's happening tomorrow. in fact, you know, may see, will make use with it and for pass. and you man, following, he's clubbing post ben, pc coach coast of guilty consent macy will start the game against a j, a jack ceiling leak uh the ocean city and will couple in at retentive training this

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ukraine's behalf. i'll just here as a whole, rahman reports from the host city of little as you are, raises its voice in some of that receipt with ukraine. the streets. if a student with univision banners, the funds are getting into the spirit of the occasion, the eurovision song contest is in town and oh boy does livable know it. the competition was one last year by police orchestra who represented ukraine. they should have hosted the event this, the russians invasion meant it couldn't be held in keys. so the u. k. also to host the that it on behalf of ukraine's sense of across the world up to send it on the whole, the city and the north west of england. it's a once in a lifetime experience and many mindful of the reason it's in live a cool with from mid wells and we've waited decades for the your vision to come here. so we can come and enjoy your thought. all style, i know with sharing it with ukraine, we hope this, we'll do well. everyone's enjoying the city little pool cities really busy. everywhere you go every step,

you will take it to revision and it's amazing. yeah. for the 1st time and you were a vision history, a major cultural event is running parallel to the calm test reflecting ukraine's autistic prowess. twelves thinking flexible 19 gales, sleep national song, but at the country a post across the city, decorated in patton's, reflecting the regional arts of the country. the woman behind the idea escaped keith. on the 2nd day of the conflict. i want them to see how different places i want them to be this installation called protect the beat surrounds nelson's monument. it illustrates how awesome culture under attack, up to the end of april this year the you and this cultural body unesco officially recorded over 250 odd and cultural sites have been damaged by conflicting or

ukraine. the last time livable hosted a major international cultural event, it was when it was selected as a european capital of culture in 2008. and as it was then the city is a buzz and a symbol of, of historic. yeah. here to live a pool, was this, the yellow line been on it is not being re painted in the colors of the ukrainian flag, those organizing the events and installations across level a clear why that doing this. we've on quite a whole program that had those emotions in it then also had the best things about ukrainian culture not so when they all we have some what you know when that when they can go home, we can visit them and we'll have that. we'll set sky price, as the countdown begins, all that little pull, the new crane can say is welcome. sit back and enjoy the univision experience of being united by music. so robin cultures, era livable

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