as being, i can see where 2 of the bullets hits there above my head. highest name with the documentary military wanted him dead. the still men or beneath women a property on the road, costing out english proud recipients in new york festivals through the cost or of the year award for the 7th year running the the hello, i'm sorry, i'm the lines the welcome to the news our life from london coming up in the next 60 minutes disunity at the un security council over planned and the peacekeeping mission. in molly negotiations continue as the clock counts down on rest and from softer teenagers shot dead by police. the presidents calls for com pharmacies in

the us issue a nationwide a lot of the 5 cases of malaria reported into states and the last 2 months and was in by the aztecs and able to re grow its own lands and organs. our pools on efforts to return and mexico's below take to its flatland habitat and on peace of 17 dover. what sort of sports means, australia terminate day one of the 2nd nations test against england being off the backs. first, the all these time on the runs of loads and close play on $359.00 foot chase steps to the boundary. the slowing welcome to the program. there are divisions among members of the united nations security council about how to end the decade long peacekeeping mission in molly, about his schedule for thursday has been postponed on the reservation proposed by

fronds or personnel would withdrawal within 6 months. molly's 4 minutes to this month demanded the peacekeepers leave accusing them of fuel intentions in the country. diplomatic edison james base has moved from the united nations in new york, and there are intense negotiations on the way about the time table to withdrawal. all the un peacekeepers in molly, less than 2 weeks ago, the foreign minister of molly surprised the un by demanding the mission minnes closed down. as soon as possible, the french delegation has been working to draw up a resolution. it currently says it has the object to that old peacekeepers should be out before the 31st of december, the government, to molly, back by russia once into the faults, to them that possibly within 3 months the un spokes person has been stressing that to do such a drop down in a place where there's still a great deal of violence and instability. takes time. any effort to move thousands

of peacekeepers including all their equipment, all their facilities, all their supporting staff. uh, takes a takes a period of time. and uh and so you can see from our past withdrawals, from places that we need a, a reasonable time table. and, and, and of course it will become clear uh, throughout dialogue with the members of the security council. would that time table will be this mapping. you in headquarters shows where the united nations is operating in conflict. zions, the circles of the peacekeeping missions. mendoza and molly is one of the largest is also the most expensive. and the most dangerous. a 170 for peacekeepers have been killed. another 700 injured in the last decade, things on the ground remain fast enough to be un leaves. the government of molly now intends to further rely on the bus and risk from the fall. i can accompany that are about 900 of them. but of course,

there are now questions about the company's operations, or i'm drawing now by daniel forte from new york, who is a senior you an ad listed the international crisis group. so the united nations is out of molly. while this wrangling then of the time table for that withdrawal, moving peacekeepers is a very difficult process. you have to worry about the safety of the un personnel 1st and foremost to understand who is going to eventually take over the work that the you and is doing off the ground from supporting political processes. helping you monetary and efforts, and ultimately how and where the molly and government will step off once the un peacekeepers have left the country is what is it that's likely to happen then? because of course, these minute treaty does have been criticizing the united nations peacekeeping force me to the security situation. the crisis group understands that there will be

significant risks for molly and the saw how as un peacekeepers gradually lead. you're right in saying that the molly and government has made clear that they are ready and able to step up security operation in the region. and that they are also view that the un has been a hindrance to the counter terrorism operation. so a lot of how the next couple of months will unfold will depend on whether the malia and government is able to step up and whether they are, whether they're able to actually provide the support that they're arguing, that they can do is that they have of the outside help and trying to stabilize the situation in that country they've. katie made the decision to move away from the united nations, from fonts in the west and align themselves more with russia. yes, it's clear that molly has shifted its geo political alliances on how it wants security support throughout this country. you're the un was un peacekeeping was deployed in a particular context that decade ago,

alongside french partners and european partners. but un peacekeeping is not a counterterrorism operation. but that's what the molly until asked that you want to do. and that's what the situation now, molly believes that it's security partners from russia are able to provide that kind of supports and the un is unable to do that. either they have a point, i guess the things that when that partnership in moscow gives them access to more weapons, more help, minute tree hardware, more funds. and they are able to take back that full launch parts of the country that have been of a run by on groups, or at least they have a shot at doing that crisis group. the view is that the partnership with russia will alternately be risky. but what's more important to understand that that un peacekeeping is meant to serve as particular purpose step, support the political process to prevent, to protect civilians and ultimately to help molly move its passport. this is, molly has been asking the us to do things that are beyond its mandate. and what the

purpose of un peacekeeping is that it's inappropriate for the peacekeepers to stay in the country. thank you very much. daniel. 40 from the international crisis group are going to are on the top story. the french presence has called the faithful shooting of a teenager in paris, on the forgivable mobile phone footage shows the modem and the 17 year old was shot dead in his vehicle. the incident for the pro, testing the sub other know to on tuesday night, thousands of people also arrested is asher butler has this report. tribute for 17 year old boy cold and i was shocked. date by police are in a traffic check on tuesday, and the power sub of known to this woman says her sons need to speak to him. they comp leave. what happens with the showcase there in shots? they said, mom, what should we do? what's happening with the police these days?

all they protect us all. do we need to be protected from the police as well? to the rule, the teenager was driving on this road when he was stopped by police. they say he was about to run over a police officer who opened fire in self defense. bought another version of offense, assuming that someone walking across is free to the time film. what happens when they move? also, i'm not videos tells of res, different story. because stationary a police officer points a gun at detroit, the, the growth of the shooting spunk during the rest of the night. and on to under the number of all the powers, suburbs and cities, including photo and the on the french government says justice will be served and called for com. the police officer has been placed under investigation for informing treat homicide on a visit to about say, the french president said nothing justified the death of the young person. so if we send over the nations votes and sorta directs you to his family and the other

listen has been killed, it is an acceptable and inexcusable. last year, a records 13 people were killed in front during police traffic checks. miles is the 2nd such that this year campaign is of low railed against what they say is widespread police brutality in front videos like this. they say a flight to approve of what so often goes on seeing the special butler. i'll just, sarah, non tell phones still ahead on this news out from london. smaller family get togethers and you said celebrations are fighting in sit down, put down to eat with us fire the smoke 18000000 people in the us on the policy warnings because of canada. is while fires and gymnastics awesome on files times. there are tons of us for 2 years. also taking a mental health break. the

governor of ukraine's hockey region says that russian shouting is killed at least 3 people in the town of, of chance, an alias strike on a restaurant in the eastern city of come, a tourist killed 10 people, including 3 children. are these areas as i bank has more from the capital case your tech k, most people haven't written neil and one of the few restaurants still operating in the east density of permit toast. i ran here after the explosion, which is a rental. i could say here, everything has been blowing out there. there's nothing, no windows, no doors, all i see is destruction for fear and horror. this is the 21st century. among those killed with 3 teenagers, twin sisters, that would have been 15 in september for the day and all the destruction is shocking to see in real life. when you see in photos is different. what you see on

tv doesn't even begin to show what you see in real life twisted mentioned and rubies. all that remains as rescue tunes try to look for survivors. the shockwave from the massage damaged, neighboring buildings. i've sent the gulf flank, goes into the product of orders, and all those multiple, every such active terror approve again and again to us and the whole wells that rush. it deserves only one thing. as a consequence of all that it has done defeats and to trump, you know, the ends of awful charles against old russian measures and terrorists. the russians acknowledged that carjacked strikes on coming toast, but made no mention of the cafe. what are the points of temporary deployment of the combined? is it the $56.00, the motorized infantry brigade of ukrainian armed forces was hit in the city as chrome, a task in the nets, people's republic. a 0 me of i see was not ukrainian intelligence that they arrested the local amenities and with the tech coming close, he's accused of passing on information to russia. the elsewhere in the east

greenforest. these are nice feed job de factories of the corner most got damage, so it's a small gain. but, and this will both sides make the most of the advances. however many, most of us across officials and keep having one insurance with the defense in russia with tech and coming to us as a reminder that despite the mutiny by the american a group, it has no impact on the front lines here. the war continues. russia continues to strike, you crank with thinks of consequences. i started vague, i just 0, keep ukraine elsewhere for armenian soldiers have been killed in the disputed region. i'm gonna go in a car back as a by john and i mean you've been holding towards mediated by the us to end the decades long conflict. the medium prime minister is one to the for the risk of these type allies ation is the issue isn't result. it's been frequent fighting on the border between the neighbors. all yes, so far, tanya, and is a see me, i list of the crisis group explains why mediation efforts are crucial for regional security as well. there have been many incidents taken place. it seems the

beginning of the spring and with is not the 1st time when we see class has taken place along the front lines. the only difference know is that we use particular incident took place exactly the time when army and the zip code you on the foreign ministers. and there are delegations, they were sitting in front of each other and discussing the piece talks, it's really very important to know that the americans are hosting the talks, but they are not mediating them. in fact, since russia started its invasion of ukraine, we saw we sort of diplomacy between army and the zip. a john has stayed without any kind of deals going to look at hers. so either way, what the united states are doing, what the european union needs of the are doing, they are in the fact they are helping the size to sustain their communication and to continue talking to each other. when russia has time, they also can do that. then the main reason why we see so many more west and nurse and not just americans, but also your p is getting so involved between army and the zip for john is in

order to prevent another word in the rush as me before. there is a good professional for that we saw for escalation. so last year they live in the other one. so what we see now is americans and europeans trying some how to find a way out. somehow to prevent, with new work that will be so difficult to address. it's not only russia that is basically the war and ukraine, which is also the west, and they definitely don't want to see another bloody work taking place and was part of the world. now most things around the wells outside, appraising ego as how, which began with prayers at sunrise and saudi arabia, an estimated 1800000 muslims are performing the hodge, the largest number since the pandemic. it'll allow over feast of the sacrifice is a major holiday only as i'm accounting to takes place on the side day of the annual hodge pilgrimage. so i'm to as ease, i'll go, sean is a saudi research here and alice, based in riyadh. he says,

the number of pilgrims this yeah, will test the country's infrastructure. so do, you know, will absorb an immense amount of people, madison on the pilgrims visiting. so would you rate here. it would also be an opportunity to really test and see how the new infrastructure is holding. and i think so far, uh, the infrastructure is holding up pretty well. i think it constantly there's this, this, this constant development of trying to absorb more people trying to make their transportation of facilitation more efficient. this is something that somebody has always encountered. and i think so far as you know, the, the organization of the types of this year has been gone. going well, so far. i mean, there's one aspect that many people don't to probably we don't realize that there are just so many people out there in the world that don't have the opportunity to go. even though they apply, you know,

the process of going they're going to saudi or pilgrims is, is sometimes really down to look, to win gaza tens of thousands of people that are again absolving the festival on disease ready brocade and its impacts on the deteriorating economy of soaring live stock prices in gauze or in the occupied westbank means that sometimes these have to split the cost on the traditional needs. yeah, many is also marketing need on the crippling economic conditions. the taxes, right present as seen as, as he just has been distributing, meets to almost 3000 families, displaced by the war. government has been engulfed by miners and instability since the civil war broke out in 2014. and then sit on, of course, people a mocking angel of, of that, despite continuing fighting between the army and their opponents, the rapids support forces. nearly 3000000 people have been displaced since the middle of april. millions will remain behind, including in the capital har, 2 people say this aid is unlike any they've experienced before. it been moving

reports from the city of on demand. it's an even of hot in sudan, but this is probably not the way many had scopes to spend the special holiday for those who have come to eat squares at this mosque and on demand, it's a chance to re gain a sense of normalcy after 11 weeks of fighting, but the war is never too far away for these worshippers. one feels pain to be living on such a beautiful day without family and friends. what's happening in the country has destroyed it. people living under the sounds of gunfire and don't tell her we shelling at the sound of spite objects. but in the end there's nothing we can do except to be patient for it's the last one, a man and his family. this age feels different. like many sit denise, his would be filled with neighbors every year, as well as clothes and distant families. coming together to mark vocation. but this

time he says he was only able to see a few of his family and relatives yup. must be of was imposed itself on people's ability to move. but the people used to celebrate and everything was available. it was beautiful and like this time. but the sense of wall movement has become limited . some of those in the neighborhood have left to call to him. his daughter says she must have his sister who's been displaced by the conflict law just gimme off the murphy. my sister and his sons were always part of our lead. she would help us in the kitchen. the kids would also help them there. now she's not here. we took photos and videos for her to see when she reaches an egypt, where she went to see procedure. but the family have no idea when they will be able to unite again. so lots family is among millions and hearts own or marketing disable of hot differently this year. many people have lost loved ones and they're unable to celebrate. and hundreds of thousands have been displaced as a result of the conflict, leaving them with no place to mark the julio cation. tens of thousands of those

displaced are transit along the border with egypt, after the government in cairo, chase. it's immigration rules for us to denise with little to know basic services. they have no choice but to spend the holiday here, while holding out hope they'll be able to celebrate next year with their families back home. hey bill morgan altima 0. i'm the man is canada or experiences. it's west of wildfire season on record. large parts of the us are again, on the equity, allots 18000000 people from the midwest to the east coast, a subject to these allies. the red dots from minnesota through to pennsylvania and as far south as kentucky indicates unhealthy aqua see the pothole adults indicate very unhealthy, as they said from now, so shows sit stretching from canada and right across more than 3 and a half 1000 kilometers in the land. take ocean and satellite images show the smoke

has drifted of a northern portugal in spain and even further north into europe. hazy skies of being reported. so in the us it's illinois, michigan, and wisconsin that have the west equity in the country. people have been born to stay in tools where possible officials and canada say nearly 80000 square feet long inches of land and forest as a bond across the country. since the start of the yeah. now 5 cases of malaria, or also causing concern in the united states because for the 1st time in 20 years, it's confirmed that these cases locally acquired no result of international travel chaper towns. the reports on this of the us census with disease control has issued a nationwide a list of the 5 cases of malaria were reported in 2 states over the last 2 months. each year, particularly before co bed, we saw about 2000 cases of malaria and the united states each year. but that was from people who are traveling abroad and require to internationally what is

different this time and why we put out the health notice to doctors into the public as we had 5 cases of domestically acquired malaria, meaning people got it from in the united states. for in florida and one in texas, one of the patients are recovering after receiving medical attention and so far there's no indication that the case has a link. malaria is caused by parasites carried by certain female mosquitoes. symptoms include fever tools, headache, muscle pain and fatigue. it's mostly clothes, kidney failure, seizures, and coma. the diseases most common and room countries, especially those with tropical climates. they were more than 600000 deaths globally in 2021. but officially, but larry was eradicated in the united states in 1970. it is a little alarming to have a disease that we've eliminated from the united states and then how these few local cases. but they are a few cases. and i think the public health measures are really important for both

tracking where the malaria is and then therefore making any interventions like trying to prevent more mosquito bites, either by decreasing the mosquito population or asking everyone to where mosquito repellent like these are all things that can prevent ongoing transmission us so this with disease control stress is that the risk of malaria remains low in the united states. but there off is the record heat waves and storms that have been spooned by climate change or creating the conditions for malaria carrying most cases to breed and survived in areas where they previously could. not. she ever time c, l g 0. i am now joined by aaron mor decala, associate professor of biology and senior fellows, thomas of woods institute for the environment. thank you for joining us. so is there a link send between changing climate conditions and a rise or surgeons and infectious diseases like malaria? there are many links in fact, and if you look globally,

there are lots of places where infectious diseases, especially those transmitted by mosquitoes like malaria and think they are being affected by changes in the climate. one thing that's really important to know is that a mosquito, as a cold blooded animals, so it's vital rates and it's developmental and biting processes depend on the temperature of the environment. as the temperature gets warmer, the mosquito life cycle speeds up and the development of parasites within the mosquito speeds up. so that can increase the rates of transmission up to a point where it gets so hot that the mosquito dies too quickly to contribute to the mosquito transmission cycle. so that's why we see warming temperatures potentially contributing to, for example, outbreaks of thing, a in peru that are going on right now. and increasing transmission of malaria and highland areas throughout the tropics. we also see you that variability in rainfall and increases in rainfall can really contribute to mosquito borne disease transmission because they can create that standing water habitat, that mosquitoes really need for reading. so it's actually a range of changing climate conditions that know it's not just heat waves,

but you also get these creatures that carry infectious diseases thrive also in a wet conditions when in, during writing seasons and also in drought. that's right. you can have a role of drugs because certain mosquitoes can actually breed in water storage containers like buckets and cans. and so in some ecological settings and social settings, when there is a lot of drought, if people don't have reliable access to pipes water, they end up storing water around their house in containers, but maybe poorly secured and poorly closed. and those can become mosquito breeding containers that can lead to transmission of diseases like think a and she can get and see got. so you have a link with extreme, whether both on the flooding and rainfall side and on the drop side, as well as the link with heat present, potentially promoting malaria transmission and didn't get transmission in certain places. i won't even mention tiny fever and, and all seminary, i'm wondering about of the sort of species or tiny creatures that carry things

like lines disease which is actually quite serious flu like symptoms, but it can cause new or logical disorder, right? so you're not still relatively wrapped, but how could we see more occurrences of lyme disease and as well. and that's right line disease has become increasingly common, especially in the northeastern united states and the upper midwest, as well as parts of canada. actually, we have some pretty good evidence that climate change has already been the expansion of lyme disease into canada because it's transmitted by text. and these text previously couldn't complete their life cycle because the winters were too cold. but with warming winters, and these kind of northeastern and upper midwest locations were starting to see greater take upon it says and greater spread of lyme disease to people. and in the united states, we've already seen tens of thousands of cases every year without only projected to increase with further climate warming. so from what you're saying, there are some very serious health risks to, to climate change it. i also want to ask you about the danger of infection spelling

of from animals into humans, which parts of the planet would you say a more risk of, of developing epidemic outbreaks and only for pad for that. what's right, i think any part of the plan that can have an epidemic outbreak driven by either climate or disruption of ecosystems and contacts between people and wildlife or people in domestic animals. one of the really big concerns we have right now related to both health and climate change is deforestation. and the cutting of especially primary forest, which has a huge climate impact because those primary for us are really important for carbon storage and mitigating climate warming. they also have a really important impact on bio diversity and human cultural diversity loss. but when we cut for us, we can create edge habitats. but really foster contacts between humans and mosquitoes and wild animals. and that can really lead to the, the spillover, as we call it, of infectious diseases into people, as well as transmission of human diseases such as malaria. we see a lot of,

for example, deforestation in the brazilian amazon leading to a lot of malaria cases. and recent environmental policies under the previous presidential administration actually led to increased deforestation by quite a lot in the amazon, which we think has led to a lot more malaria transmission in the region. thank you very much. are in more to kind from stanford and california. thank i was told to bring you on this news out. we're going to show you how to reverse the aging process without the use of usually for dog slice south koreans and suddenly a you'll see on the tiny little fish in the see, but not enough sports as luck as to catch them. the u. k. industry looks to foreign labor. it means cricket is take for 10 protective into their own hands literally on day one of the 2nd cash. the

. you're locked into your world, further update for europe in africa. nice to have your long. so the winds of turned around that means temperatures will slowly come down across portugal and spain so, so they'll $38.00. that's what you're going to max out at on thursday. now, same goes for northwest staff for cost, specifically, morocco, cooler air is starting to rush in. so for the 1st time and a few days there in cash, i don't think you're going to get above 40 degrees. expect to europe, we go, we've had some heavy pulses of rain beller roofs, western ukraine. we also have some wet weather dancing in across the boss for us. so is stumbled is going to lower your temperature to $24.00, but still some heat to be found through the g and the eastern mediterranean garcia . you don't max out at 37 degrees. all the batch of rain has certainly freshened up the atmosphere in london over the channel across the north sea temperature is lower here. this is also going to knock out the heat's in norway over the next little bit, as well as back to africa. we go some pretty intense rain across nigeria,

benito go gonna rate through to pick you know, fast. so there could be some flooding in the cell and that vigorous storm system that potentially produced a tornado and causes them to tell profits in south africa. that's now out over the indian ocean, but still a few showers hanging around the western cape. providence plate in cape town on thursday. that's it soon, a bit of the, a survivor of a genocide dealer or people who are likely to kill the trend or suffering. but it didn't come to hard to do who's dedicated his life to searching the woods for phones that the victims of the shrubbery. scholastic, even here is the drop in the hope for finally laying the pos to rest, giving peace to the victims. families cause a need to, if i could just find a think about, i could bury him, phone hunter on out his era. the latest news, as it breaks,

he lives here over the years have had to grow used to repeated sets of attacks that they say they've never before seen anything quite on this scale with detailed coverage. how was this allowed to happen? who's responsible and should safety standards be changed from around the world? ukrainian soldiers in this area said that they were going to try and exploit and push hard to hold off loaded with wagner. played such a fundamental role the. the combined can look at the main stories. now. united nations security council is divided or the how to end a decade on peacekeeping mission in mommy,

a vote schedule for thursday's been postponed on the resolution proposed by fonts old bus. now with withdrawal within 6 months. from his private and design, the federal police chasing of a teenager near paris is unforgivable, and go over the shooting spot, protesting several cities of and nights on choose day. preparing for 5 of demonstrations. wednesday, governor of ukraine's heart gave region says that russian shouting is killed at least 3 people in the town of, of chance, an alias tri case, a restaurant in the eastern city if come a tourist leaving 10 people that including 3 children now us president joe biden is outlined his economic policies. he's quoting it by to know makes it that this during an address in chicago, of course, he's campaigning for re election 2020 full of need to convince voters that his plan will help cub inflation and boost job numbers. shown hender reports, president joe biden is selling a re branded economic program. the white house is calling 5. now i'm excited to

come up with a name. i really did find nomics is about building economy from the middle of the bottom of not the top down the white house called a major economic address is the presidential campaign he tapped. the president made chicago, his 1st stop on a tour to promote his economic program. the tour aides say he's an attempt to promote his trillion dollar infrastructure law passed in 2021. that added more money for roads bridges in schools. this week, the white house also announced a plan to expand internet access for rural community. on the president's binding nomics tour, he's counting near historic low unemployment slowing inflation and the massive by part as an infrastructure building pushed through congress with the term binding onyx to go from positive to for jordan. because the economy itself, the presidential election is more than a year away from the analysts say rebranding biden's economic program or the phrase

the borrows from president ronald reagan's popular reaganomics and the 1980s might be too little, too late to help him. here we are 2 years into this administration and we get this nebulous term and i think many people are going to, it's not going to move the needle any way, shape or form. but again, because of this administration's track record, it's highly unlikely that we're going to see them actually identify the whole show . the majority of americans are unhappy with biden's handling of the economy, coupled with a tightening race between vitamin and his likely republican rival. in 2024, former president, donald trump. i knowledge is about the future. $5.00 for the way said restore the american dream. whether by nomics can give the current president and edge will be tested. a administrative sions, new campaign to remove all, make god protect our troops. john hagrid houses here. she saw a canadian ship

as boat temporary from the titan submarine a short days after and place it on a voyage to the wreckage and the titanic in which all 5 passengers were killed. fragments were pulled up using a crane and brought to saint john's hopper and newfoundland canada. the discovery could shed light on how the vessel exploded. canadian and us authorities of analysis investigations into the incident, which is spot concern about the rank of lack of regulation on such expeditions. so it also gives government saying that conditions in a shots in cold line is still too dangerous to allow for the retrieval of the parties of fuzzy one, illegal minus. they were killed in a me find explosion, deep underground move in a month ago. for me in the middle has moved from virginia and freestate province. this is way more than fits you mind is mostly from neighboring, the sue to work illegally into the mind shelf. to look for gold. it's an abandoned ventilation shaft owned by a company called harmony. gold the what? because of when tony legally never came out a month later,

the government says they were killed in the me said, gas explosion. it says gas levels. a still too dangerous to look for the bodies. disney, and to whole. huh. so the bundle is the one i lost 2 family members in the mine i'd be doing that as well. that's all i get. but i wish just to see that bodies retrieves take them home and berrydunn. we've accepted that that, that, and one on this group of men told us off camera some of the mine illegally to they say they risk you too many days late to return to retrieve 3 bodies. so the above shows us this video and then i'm awful. i didn't go to yard, i'd go and i dump global in it to mance is watching mind vehicles drive off from the scene. he says they do what he calls abum underground, but one or a little more about one of them a while. i think people who would as a group of white men arrived while we went, that they say that they arrived about 20 minutes later. then they heard a bang from the hole. and after that they sent us a message. and so we left the cisco to come see a spokes person for how many go denies the allegations saying the company has in

the past helped rescue mine is trapped in the ground. those mind is within a risk for working illegally. the company also says the latest incident is under criminal investigation. aside from the safety issues associated with legal mining, many of these minus belong to gains and di, involved, and often vine, and to force their thousands of abandoned mines across south africa. many of them still contain gold and minerals, but not financially viable for industrial mining. they continue to attract and full miners hoping to make their own fortune the scruples itself or to settle minors. they also operate to legally and sell the coldly mine on the black markets. they want the government to change its rules to allow them to work within the loop. but until that happens, tens of thousands of unofficial minors remain on the ground. so we develop ultra 0, virginia, south africa society, state news agencies,

as 2 people were shot dead outside. the us can see that engender ls, saying that a person with a firearm was stopped near the building, leading to an exchange of fire with security authorities. person with the gun has been killed, a 2nd person believes to be a private security guard was injured and later died. so it will bring you any more updates on that story as soon as we get them. so how is for now? the people in south korea. meanwhile, working off on wednesday, jo to young go off to the government, replaced his traditional age counting system with the international stand for it. so he explains the imagine waking up and finding yourself a year or 2 younger. that's what's happening to south koreans. a law passed last december, scrapping the traditional method of counting someone's age came into effect on wednesday. i'm supposed to be 30 next year under the traditional korean

h system. but with the international age, i'm 2 years younger. it's great to feel like i'm getting younger. traditionally, south korean, so deemed to be a year old at the and every january 1st, a year is added to a person's age. the country has used the international norm of calculating from 0 at best, and adding a year on every best date since the 1960. but that's mainly for medical and legal documents. while the traditional method was used for everything else going on, what are you all that if i get there and get them on there, i'm going to study abroad in the u. k. so i think it's less confusing that i don't need to explain about korean age and just can say my international agent, other countries, all at a briefing earlier this week, a cabinet minister said he hopes the change will ease confusion, especially among older people who may believe they're eligible for senior benefits before they legally are cut off. we expect legal disputes complaints. i'm

a social confusions that have been caused over how to calculate ages will be greatly reduced because a lot of money that people, it may be not solved queer, still keeping another age system where a person's age is calculated from 0 at the like the international norm but a year is added every january 1st, instead of on the date of birth, that system will still be used for compulsory military service the school year. and then determining the legal age for drinking and smoking. i was worried that i would be banned from drinking, but i'm relieved i can still drink when he calls soft queer now and joins all the east asian countries who dropped the traditional age counting method decades ago. so once 3 out to 0 or such as a found a gene that might explain why some people with the auto immune disease, multiple sclerosis get sick of foster. about 3000000 people live with multiple sclerosis or m. s, but the real number might be much higher. women are more likely to develop m. s.

the men with m. s. the immune system attacks the central nervous system causing symptoms that can range from numbness to disability. it's not an inherited disease, and doctors have struggled to understand why some cases progress faster than others . this late to study come through 13000 patients dna to find a gene that's linked to the onset of severe disability. professor sergio burnsy me is the lead author and not study and says the findings are unprecedented. and this is the 1st study identifying and a genetic predisposition to foster disease course which will help again develop drugs to these unmet need, which is the show progression. regina line association study, what do we do is we collect dna from the blot of thousands and thousands of patients. and with each dna sample,

we interrogate about $7000000.00 genetic markers. these are the 7000000 genetic changes in the, the, in a sequence that may be linked to a specific outcome. and we look at them one by one, asking whether these could be the one that predisposes someone for, in this case a faster or slower disease progression. what we found is that there was one unequivocally identified that determines that if someone inherits is inherits, this particular dna change in the homeless cycle fashion, meaning both copies from mom and dad, are the same. this individual will progress much faster even of 4 years past that someone who does not have these by the k fishing industry has been

added to a list of seriously risk factors because of, of critical lack of skill. what cuz winning back control of britain session was, is, was one of the main selling points of breaks it. but leaving the u as logically failed to boost the industry that's now in desperate need of labor crisis is forced u. k. governments on the pressure to cost emigration to instead open it stores to more foreign work cuz the bulk reports and breaks them home to england's largest fishing port. it takes many hands on deck to land, the weeks catch. you k, was it teeming with opportunities that there aren't enough british workers to crew the boats and process the produce. we've had problems trying to recruit young people in the industry for a while. it just doesn't seem to be a job that young people are wanting to do anymore. on switching days. we've been setting up a time to shifts and, and trying to get young people in that way. but it's, it's still not lacking in terms of hunger. and how does the governments respond to

the labor crisis in the fishing industry by quietly agreeing to allow more phone workers into the country despite touting control over immigration as a main reason for leaving the you. in fact, 3 years of directed, you came, that migration has never been hire. the problem is that just simply on enough, british work is willing to labor and dangerous nothing. crimes conditions are. those are the top profit margin sleep wages can be extremely unpredictable. now under a new government scheme, they're allowing employees to hire money, more foreign workers, paying them potentially substantially less, but local highs in order to keep the industry a closed needs even labor, it can get 30 percent of the case fishing, cruise all 4. and the crusade through agencies from countries such as going to and the philippines were all most be until a crew of this vessel is from rowland buddy. i'm here 8 months a year because the money is good. lowest salaries could drive much needed,

work is elsewhere money and here is really good. really, really good and i really appreciate the people to treat us very good. yeah. for this okay, of community service. okay. everything is very good. industry leaders allow, urging the government to loose and its rules to help resolve the labor shortage, including scrapping strict english language requirements. the albany is the fishing industry was a post the child for those advocating, leaving the you with the promise boom hasn't happened. and the u. k still doesn't have many of the freedoms of other coastal states, including a you've been with friends for shipment of 35 years. david wilson feels like to we were so down the river practice. we were from his gold and we go, co fishing, joins construction on the government shortage, occupation list, retail and hospitality, and low being hard to be included to of, to losing huge numbers of stuff from the european union when the freedom to work in

the u. k. ended tacit recognition, say many of these fishermen of rex it's failure to make written a better market for business. the bulk of ultra 0, rick some a still head only use out means that well, number one really is off the window than in style. feet as the faster the tennis action coming out and support the

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astounded scientists for decades is unique genetic site. we generate lens, a vital organs, but the outlaw tape is disappearing from the wild. a new conservation center is on a mission now to raise, when does the animal and the threats to its natural habitat. john holland reports on this it was revealed by the eyes fixed as a gold. and there's something new right to us about the loathing and m. c. b in unique to mexico. it can rejuvenate its alms legs, even pulse of its brain and heart. that hasn't stopped it from almost disappearing from the world. now the countries to poop bags are in mexico city is open the new center to help save it. 40 years ago, all the children in mexico city had an excellent holdings in, in our home, in an aquarium, and we could buy it in any a crime. it was all over nowadays is just so difficult to find it in the wilds. so

that's why it is so important to have it in suicide, aquarius defense as a laboratory. whereas low physic, furiously reproducing the ex are trans sparren's. and you can see the larva growing being game is to try and introduce and back into the world. but that's a way of yeah, the lake stores the country's whole face ring cab tibbets. and that's because they meant to have a talk, the wetlands of the searching milk of districts to polluted in front of invasive spaces for them to survive. these ancient, both ways, once the basis of us took mexico and now full of columbia fish and ready and slide to to tools which compete for food with the little fish and even eat them nice stuff sent ahead. lizette considered us and stuff, hoping that by educating the public they can help save not just be a couple of days, but the wetlands themselves to move in 10 percent of the countries by diversity.

the replica. hello susan eggs have a female a whole lot that can produce from 50 to more than 1000 eggs, depending on its species. even young met screens who never have seen and looked in the world. know how would put this on the police to the nation? it's a mexican symbol. it represents the country. when we talk about a whole lot as we are talking about mexico, that importance could extend to the wide world to an animal that can re grow its limbs and intended organs. the medical world is already digging into it secret. meanwhile, here with this, they just want see it survive and flourish to on home and i'll just say to mexico, city, peters and now with the sport marion. thank you astray. leo, on top of getting things and off of the opening day of the 2nd dash, has taste of fluids and one the toss and offsets a bowl. but they were unable to exploit the conditions. david wound and hitting the

risk, 66 and the amount of slab shane and steve smith set about building a big 1st getting started with this or smith became the 2nd foster specimen to reach 9000 say scribes $97.00 said, came in and hit $0.70 you officially gonna run a clean clothes with with your help and the all these with me sitting 9 for 5, this is erica vaughn and conditions. um we do have a had no humidity um no we, we felt i bought extremely well was that nibble um. it's just one around me to say that, um and it okay, a game plan was a simple test and it was big full of the length hits paid squared trying score, and hodge alliance of all sort of nibbled and, and held his line. so was quite challenging but um, the only thing was that it was a good day. early in the day there was a brief disruption to play is to princess this, ran onto the field and to orange called onto the ground. things that we could see for johnny based, it's taking that hands by carrying one of the most of the field,

metropolitan police said 3 risk to made off to the process. i'm about this turn to the style i didn't say. and then i heard, i think i heard johnny, i'm showing no, no, so i'm running running after him. but obviously what he did was obviously a good thing. so obviously if that put the powers on this, so the wicket he knows by where the game will be. now a big come back is on the way and will gymnastics of simone biles, making her return to competition in august, the american who is a 7th time and then think medalist stepped away from this for 2 years ago focused on her mental health of kentucky games she's now 26, but my wife was 2024. the sites where she competes at a single day. events in chicago on the move up to next week's wimbledon championships, continues and women's will number one that you just feel and so it gets going strong. the pole, the through to the cold, the finals of the by the home book open in germany. she beat switzerland's jo tyson with regular savings on cross just on drugs because of golf

is reach to the 1st quarter finals across the season. the world number 7 is 3 to but off the 18 east phone, she dropped just to go straight for jody butteridge. she'll now face her fellow american and doubles pulse, and jessica peculiar for replacing the savings in the mains. 2 of them in top. see, taking the fritz is elsie lost to american compasses, mackenzie macdonald in straight sets. mcdonald, aging, both time brakes to set up a, quote, one with me to email your domains will number 57, a 60 pounds suffered an upset as he was knocked out of last 16 defendants have been filed against me by the spectators. as of these templates since about sneezing and 3 sites and instead of taking the biggest plan to many international call, i have it says joined also from london rivals. chelsea in

a deal reportedly with $82000000.00. also say the 24 year old forward is joining on a long to him contracts. he is make out all types of 1st signing of the transfer window of the hospital finished as a run is up in the premium. the last season. habits school, the winning go for chelsea in the 2021 champion fleet final. a full mouth agency and the manager i talked to about to, you know, has been officially revealed as the new head coach of into the miami. he assigned a contract with the emily's team to take over from ex england international full level who effect at the start of june into miami's yet to show of the biggest finding of the season. the now may seats by the m l. s. commissioner don golder is confident, it will happen soon. the, the, the more excited the thinking major links are going to test events like soccer soccer football landscape,

but also great testament to inter miami there and vision and everything that they're trying to do to build a sport in the south part of florida to gateway to the rest of the western hemisphere, so we're going to be more excited. england has made it 3 wins from 3 to when they group at the european under 21 championships. they face it okay everything. and they finally see games for team and moving than had already secured. they faced in the cold finals, the german homes knew when could get them through. delta cameron austria and to being displayed harvey alias went on with this incredible soda run back to school. one of the crate cones to the final school to england who will take on portugal in the countries or from the power they weigh posts for to them to come from top to bottom great. d. i had already one discussion even though it is $11.00 and have fun to finish those times the kind of face print one hammering of this to

a little so that due to the clues of finals this point, this is the will the classics championships take facing japan and next month, one of the favorites to win gold will be gary hundreds. the person is already a multiple will, championing high diving and cliff diving. but of these championships who be competing for front row perfect, explains the meat gary hunt. bonnie london is one well titled to brooklyn, but now he's starting for france. i came to sponsor to, to visit a friend who is in the dining shows. and i ended up working in this live in showing in mets and that's why i met my girlfriend now fiance. and so move to the brands. uh sure, i love story. you know, story began his career competing for brittany and turned me to don't. i think in 2006, but it was when he started focusing on to starving 3 years later. that is,

start really started to realize, as well as the increase in height gallery have to get used to diving feet 1st because we place driving competitors can reach speeds of our the i 2 kilometers an hour. and at that speed, i had 1st entry could be fatal, but that helped me. i said for gary, i loved it straight away. it was a to me, a whole set of challenges that you put your body through and your mind as well it's, it's physical and it's very mental that already began to dominate the sport. old i started to why? since 2010. he's wanting to read the book clips starting will of series towards a reco 10 times one wible discard the heated as the michael jordan mohammed ali a target woods of the sports. meanwhile, he's hoping to win the tubal gold medals, competing for products and the high diving type b to sing cro events of the world. a cortex turbo chips in japan and in july. but it's the olympics and power 6 year. that is just by go just happens of the human

picks it's, it's coming to my new home town and to and my love of diving is, is kept. we going to almost 30 years now and that i find myself in, in a place a very lucky opportunity to, to have a goal. and to get into the, the men's telling me to st. crow events off to the olympics gallery will be faulty or the started back will be the card to call it quits. but until then, we'll continue to type the only thing to new hearts compact, which is 0. all right, my room. it is all the sports news. i have you for the moment. it's betsy. you in london. thank you very much pita. that's it for the news out. but time will be back with more in the days news and just a couple of minutes. i'll have a full blessing for you, very shortly the

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