the environment, so let's say one of astray is most range far on the right from the penalties victims protesters one when a speak to those prepaids to break on which is here the the hello, i'm sammy say them. this is the news live from dell. how coming off the next 60 minutes, russia accuses took care of violating a prisoner swamp deal off time. chris cents. 5, you find new soldiers home? scuffles. breakout is thousands. reilly in the french capital gains police brutality to an issue is accused of rounding up hundreds of black african migrants

and leaving them stranded on the border with olivia long soon range for your floods and lambs slides in pockets. songs, can you move the people in 2 weeks and p system it with the of sports top seed. carlos al cortes back on, please wait until the last 16 at wimbledon, and off for a long rain delay england during the week of some day 3 of the food ashes tast against australia, the russia has accused, took care of violating a prisoner swap agreement by sending home 5 ukrainian come on those the night and what hale this heroes for leading to the defense of the as of style steel, fond to mario paul. in a deal in september, the man was sent to, to kia the kremlin, says they were meant to stay there until the war ended. but mcbride reports from kids. the president followed him. is a lensky. we tons to ukraine,

claiming another successful overseas mission. and leaving to key a with an added price. 5 soldiers who let the resistance at the as of steel works in marietta, paul, and considered we'll hear rose by most ukrainians after the surrender to russian forces. they were released as part of a prisoner exchange on the apparent understanding they would set out the war into key. but now on the same plane is the president coming home. so lensky had been meeting with president red chip typo the one who has been playing a key mediating role in this rule. maintaining strong relations with moscow while supporting ukraine's bid for the day to membership will try know green deserves nato membership. i'd like to emphasize that point i've always defended persistently fair piece craze. no losers. the, the lensky and the one help talks about the renewal of the deal, which allows the exports of ukrainian grain across the black sea, which runs out

a little more than a week on which russia has been reluctant to renew around. because not those are going to me up today. we have focus on how the leadership of tech out. yeah. what is then your leadership ties in an add on or, you know, can help us to a piece if we know more international order, whether you can trust civil or balancing. so i'm not so lensky. we tons to keep with these forces locked in vs fighting on all fronts as ukraine's time for offensive runs on. all of this is happening is ukraine box, the 500 day of this will. busy with the special video from president landscape, hailing his country's military and seemingly reaffirming his position as the thing ahead for ukraine's continued resistance. it coincided with the release of another which the symbolic video of visit buys the landscape snake island. it to me that was seized by russian forces on the 1st day of the war, but late to retaken by ukrainian troops. cream is a small island,

says the lensky in the country. but to him, proof that old ukrainian land will one day be re games and newly erupt. mcbride, i'll just err on the cliff, beloved the gulf now view cranes don't yet scrooge, and says at least 7 people have been killed in a russian of broken attack. russia struck a residential area of the city of leon. several people were reportedly injured in the bombardments. the bank has moved from kind of task nearly my so far we have at least 7 people have been killed in 13 inches and other regional minutes. we had ministration, has said that they believe it was a rock, a detective roost, some images that show and buildings damaged to buildings of also individuals that have been killed. they say one woman is out of town, a bite, cried another man, was loading his vehicle to go away. with his family for the weekend, natalie yvonne was in the hands of the russians last year, but the ukrainians ran to the country offensive last year and took it back. but since there, then it has been under constant attack of by the russians. natalie. money is also

is a place where there's a key really junction in the eastern donuts. and the ukranian say that they have repelled several of the texts from the russians. but this latest rockets of tech comes to the days of the ukrainian ministry, said that it has noticed a gathering the russian forces in the name on direction. they say around $120000.00 russian soldiers will gathering in the name on compounds direction elsewhere in the east, the crane and states that they're making gains nearby north to the north and south . although that's very difficult to trouble rates in reality that there's really no real change on the front lines here in the east, although the constant air raid sirens and send of like to reaping 5 also strikes coming back going on throughout the day and night. i started big data cover task eastern ukraine. us president joe biden has been criticized by the un secretary general rights groups, fellow democrats, this is decision to supply cluster bombs to ukraine, the band on more than

a 120 countries, but not the us. russia or ukraine, the white house says it's aware of the risks to civilian spot, it couldn't leave you. cry improves what it called, defenseless, the case prime minister issues. so that gives the life is to criticize and if i want the house corresponding kimberly how could joins us now. so is this impacting that bipartisan support that we've seen for the crime war in the us of the well, it certainly is making for some uncomfortable conversations. with in the democratic party because that is where the push back is coming. and what we're seeing is the progressive wing of the democratic party. and that sort of the further left faction is criticizing the president. fact, they've says a letter 19 members in fact, saying to the president, but what they're feeling is that a given the fact that cluster munitions indiscriminately target civilians

and disproportionately harm civilians long after the conflicts are over. in most cases, this is really not appropriate in terms of handing in part of this weapons package to ukraine. in this latest 800000000. with consisted with the pledge that the president made when he came into office that the united states would be a leader in upholding human rights around the world. and so they see this inconsistency and they're pointing it out to their president. what they're saying is, there is no such thing is a safe cluster bomb. and so as a result, they're calling on the president to really change his mind. but so far we can see no signal of the president doing so signals. we all sing though, accusations of double standards, right. kimberly us absolutely. in fact, what haunting this president is some of the members of the administration's own

words. one of the press secretaries has certainly had there where it's coming back to them. it was asked early on in this conflict, and if russia is in fact using cluster munitions, would this constitute a war crime of the press? secretary said, if true, yes, that certainly would be a war crime of us and bassett, or to the united nations. linda thomas greenfield, made a speech last year to the united nations general assembly saying that there's no place for cluster bombs, cluster munitions on the battlefield. yet here we have a b y house. now defending the decision because there is a shortage of conventional weapons. the argument being made by the national security adviser is there is a shortage of conventional weaponry as the white house has made. a pledge to ukraine, but it will continue to support it against russia's invasion of you praise. so as

a result, there is no choice. uh and they are you that look at rushes already littered the battlefield with cluster munitions. and so there's going to be a need to be mine regardless, but that is not sitting well with the allies and partners of the united states. is going to pay for some uncomfortable conversations as the us president has to those nato meetings and list when you next week. all right, thanks so much. kimberly. how could that be great in cities, neither boda with ross you. i have a long history of russian influence that's shaped their identity now of to more than a year of being bombarded by russian all to the way people in them are trying to reconcile the past with the present. jenna, how reports from product you've the ukraine has been removing the symbols of its soviet process since independence in 1991. you can now cheaply buy a bust of linen, should you won't one, but collect to follow to me, lindsey says, nobody does cause that to do the signature level. i think it is so important,

it is history. and if you forget history, then there's nothing left. for many, it is history that has delivered war and with the process known as the company that is ation has given way to the rustic vacation. the government has legislated against the publication of books by russian north is the teaching of russian in schools and russian being spoken in government departments on some public settings . it's especially stock in a city like hockey, 50 kilometers from the russian border majority, russian speaking, and where the longest boulevard once cooled, most scope ski avenue is now renamed of to the heroes of her case. it is a complex idea, as the wall goes on and before reconstruction in ukraine has really had a chance to get on the way this effort to raise the mob sivitz giants neva, whose language most ukrainians can speak and understand whose culture and history

certainly older ukrainians would have grown up with to ukraine was not great. it's like in 1991 my to we have central to so far we independence. but it is an effort that some say cannot be compromised. the government is moving too slowly says alex level of spit sky and his fellow activists. so they do what they can to speed things along. oh, yeah. before it show you billy, i feel that they are the correct recipe. use respect nations can live without will only if they respect each other. if russia respects our choice of history, culture language, i know i me the maybe you used to come in to generations will find a formula for co existence. maria of the, of the remains in khaki recording on shall media of the relentless, daily bombardment of the city in the early stages of the war. what kind of specific was saying that they invade them to make safe place for the russians? can people, which wasn't, that was the case, but the rest,

they use it and they use this historical and cultural background to legitimize the invasion. and this is why people feel urge to change that few in ukraine thought otherwise. jo, nicole elders, era khaki, same all still had on the news out including seeing the as an office market that's down as prime minister of the netherlands. that weren't lenses decision calling on china to co operate on climate action. we'll hear what else the us treasury boss has to say in the aging of drawer on cents. a cold sea of colors comes through a big pest that one of them has the action in the thousands of taking to the streets of paris to honor the death of a black man who died in police custody in 2000. and 16 ronnie has actually been

banned by french as visuals. police intervened with one of the protest latest scuffles broke out. earlier, a quote here, hearing filed to a rule of buying on the march against west paris. another protest is being held in law say over the police killing of a teenager named not as 2 weeks ago. his death spots protests and riots across front. always has this update from paris. the main reason is the riots that occurred in front, sorry for the past couple of weeks, off the bottom of those large we peaceful protests and in the wake of the killing of nile. this particular march, this demonstration today was one that commemorates the killing of a, a 24 year old black man. i'm a true or i in 2016. it's been held peacefully every year on the 19th of july ever since then, but was moved forward to today to try and get some momentum to the,

to the spotlight being placed on police brutality, elect police, braces, and in friends. now it was meant to be held north of paris, it was bound and then the organizers set, they wanted to hold. in the middle of pars today, it was also fun, but they, they turned up anyway, that house being a little bits of trouble way hearing that one of the leaders of the protests has been arrested at. but so far it seems that the, the trouble with the police were failing housing arisen as yet, and indeed the, the march is as despised for now. the police were really hoping to avoid anything at all today. and, you know, the resources have been really stretched in the past couple of weeks that might be some risk by now. but next week is, is by speed of the, the french national celebration. when police facilitates, however you are really strikes no matter what the situation and there's always

a lots happening that night. i may say that that may be a time when, when more arrests, more unrest because to have exclusive cover is now from a heavily minutes 5 zone on the border between 2 and this. yeah. and libya, $1200.00 migrants including pregnant women and $29.00 children stranded there with little food, all total shelter. they were rounded up into dizzy and busts to the border. libya and both have gone so refusing to let them in. the foreign ministers of both countries discuss what they call the irregular migration human rights watch accused as to 0, violating international law by collective expulsions of black migrant supposedly from some so holler in africa matic training. a sense of this update from the city of the water near the border between libya and tennessee of the 2 knees in ministry of interior released the statement saying that he contacted the acting, a minister of interior,

imagined so busy that they spoke and that both parties agreed that they need to come up with a unified stance on ease legal migration. now north africa has long been a transit hub for african migrants, a trying to reach your opinion shores. here in libya, you, when i estimate that there are more than $700000.00 migrants in the country, they faced widespread abuse including arbitrary detention kidnappings, ports or an even rate. and i think that's why we're seeing much, many migrants seeking a safer alternative. and that's why they, they, they went to, to this uh, but with recent comments from place site, which many have described as insightful and races, he's created an atmosphere of animosity towards african migraines, the situation, and xbox, which is a popular departure point from 2. and this for migrants trying to reach europe has

been tense for a couple of months last week that reached a breaking point where residents of the city to region residents were protesting against the presence of african migrants. things got why, when a to easy and man was killed, which led to things are in the city. and that's when that's amusing. stories began their crack down. now for these hundreds of migrants printed on the border, the situation is only gonna get worse unless libyan authorities and the 2 museums are able to come to some sort of agreement and allow you monetary and organizations or, or, or the, perhaps the you, when i open a quarter and, and, and, and, and be able to give them humanitarian assistance. but for now, the outlook the out, the outcome of this situation looks, graham. now train up l g 0. water. it's got for you as a human rights activist. she says to news here is increasingly hostile towards

black migrant since the general sense and then in the country is basically people are viewing by grants as a stretch of so extremist groups and have groups online or going after. anybody who speaks out on the issue of a given a number of accusations against them that we are furnishing the images to ease uh, internationally that we are serving a certain agenda. uh and uh, everything of this sort. so right now the situation is very critical because not only do not have access to how these migrants, the way that we want to, and a way to protect their human rights and their dignity because they are human beings . but also we are under attack and i cannot deny the fact that it's racially motivated as well because it's not our tenure has had many ways of migration before

and it has never, we've never seen this extreme measure of being taken. and the fact that the only migrants that are being targeted are black. my friends also tells a lot uh, one more thing i like to add is that even if you watch the social discourse that is going on, you can see in the comments and the, the opinions that people post. it's very heavily racially motivated and people tend to deny that right away because they don't want the negative connotation that comes with being called racist. but when it comes to seeing people suffer and being discriminated against, uh they, they don't seem to mind. or some of the migrants attempting to raise your, come from west africa nations such as gone. it's one of the world's biggest produces of both gold and cocoa. but many of being forced to look for new opportunities because of the struggling economy. gone as late as have agreed, a new $3000000000.00 bailout from the international monetary fund hold on. it's

also has no from the capital across. a lot of people in china are waiting to see this deal from the item. it is going to change anything. this country has similar problems. other countries in west africa such as insecurity in some pods at economic difficulties. life is tough to a lot of people are struggling and this is how people try to make ends meet this high unemployment, especially amongst a youth. so they saw what maybe they can to try and make, make, make ends meet. those who can are trying to leave the country go to places like europe, ways they get the, the plan is to find was send some money back home to either get some of the relative to be able to come to us as well, or improve the lives of the family members here at the moment, the government officials have told by means that the time is deal will eventually bring down in place and then bring down the cost of living. but some people are concerned that some of the money could be taken by individuals to line the pockets, which means the pores may not be in effect, but old people can do right now. just wait and see if this deal going to benefit.

they live. one of these with this they, they haven't been paid in 2 years. they supplied siege to public schools in gonna now disparate supplies a demand and what's owed to them with interest because of inflation. we just assumed that the due process should be followed. and um, we need to be given to us, are we asking for too much guidelines assigned to use the program with the international monetary fund to bring down inflation and to 6 it's economic problems . but this may not reduce public to levels, create jobs or increase salary. lots of new taxes are being introduced. so the taxes are going to stop by to the end altogether. as this quantities, i think we should stop prepaying for some unrest them to live upfront. it's very possible as the start to realize back yeah, endings have helped me but just in power.

so i'm going to is no conditions of these loans mean the and has to cut spending and of the price of water fuel and electricity would like to keep going on you to reduce our profit the lead lead to the price of some of the government saves a $3000000000.00 i'm a sellout will help pay for the imports, get the cost of living classes under control and finish development projects. a lot of large projects like the road had sold because there was no money to finish them with critics of the government, se corruption and this management also to blame regardless, economic difficult domains have experience within us. it's a country 70. i am a program sense of gain to the payments in 1957. the question is,

what does the lead to economic prosperity? we just more hardship for the people. how did we talk to algebra across the delegation of molding? 30 ambassadors and e representatives is visiting jeanine in the occupied west bank 12 palestinians were killed in a major is really a sold on the refugee camp earlier this week. reassess the off them off and damage close to homes and infrastructure. and that abraham is that the janine refugee camp was more on the visit, the diplomats and you want officials have come here to listen to the testimonies of people in did you need refugee come? they have listened to difficult stories from palestinian saying that they had to leave their homes because of these radio fault that took place for 2 days. they've heard also about the pain, the trauma, the civilians who have been targeted by these really forces. and joining me here to talk more about that is that you, you are presented in palestine, mr. vin,

vin burgess door. yes. and then what do you take from the testimonies that you've heard? is there anything new? well, this is the largest military invasion in the occupied westbank ever since. the 2nd intifada ended, it's more than 20 years ago that in 2002 as some of the invasion has taken place. it's the 1st time that the massive strides have taken place and affected an area of pups united by civilian. do you know that this refugee compos 14000 people on the 0.4 square kilometers, was the most densely populated areas in pen assign. if you use air strikes, you'll accept collateral damage in the put in a seam population. so our critique to us base we have the occupied part was the lack of cooperation analogy. when it came to using military weapons system, the united nations where the fund works agency on was also been assessing the

damage inside jeanine kemp. it posted this tweet the few hours ago. it noted the destruction in the camp, including extensive damage to you and installations, including a health center, a case a role is a deputy director for field operations in the west bank at the you ends relief and works agency. she's in west drew some time during the slide from that good to have you with also understand you also have been out visiting the cam. what conclusions did you reach? thanks very much. sammy. we were in dave in geneva fix. go back to camp earlier today with the you and activities and international diplomats. the move in from within 25 countries. what we can see, and indeed you earlier reports it indicated is significant damage to infrastructure in the canada. as well as a very large number of points that have been damaged and destroyed. we also say

that the people, the palestine refugees, engine in cam are experiencing a humanitarian emergency and there is intense suffering and psychological distress . and a significant needs that we as a row, along with the rest of the community, need to respond to it quickly. let me put to the perspective of his riley officials who argue that they need to launch what they call these ministry operations to target one. beta as terrorist sales i think it's important as a book and we own route, which is mandated to protect and to provide for the needs of palestine. refugees that we focus our attention immediately on the response. given that they are a still significant infrastructure damage that needs to repair, beaver pan, including mold and kilometers of water supply in the networks that have been

entirely destroyed means that people can't get more into their homes. plus, similarly more than 3 kilometers of sanitation networks. and our initial estimates that we've undertaken already indicated that could be more than $900.00 homes that are damaged $400.00 of already been assessed. and 57 of these have been destroyed or have been damaged so significantly that they're uninhabitable. so alpha, because the owner is on restoring the essential services that we provide for the public setting, refugees in the cab. we normally would have more than a 100 stops on the ground engineering, providing health, education, social and other services. and now we put in stuff from, from elsewhere, all over the west bank and are also looking towards other partners and community efforts and local authorities efforts to be able to restore those services as quickly as we possibly can. we've heard cuz he mentioned now helps to go ahead and say we, we've heard criticism from you and officials from the secretary general. we're

talking about disruption of, of a groups being able to operate. and 1st responders of ambulance has talked to us a little bit about that, about how difficult it is to do your job when this kind of military operation is last launched. so during the period of a conflict, we, along with other humanitarian actors were not able to access jane or if you to come and the residents who would they have the power sunroof? gigi's were in the cab. we're not able to safely access this. and so it means that they have this included in some cases medical care. and we know that the palestinian red crescent society, which has been at the forefront of providing emergency care as well as the hospitals in janine city, have managed to deal with many, many people who have come or been wounded and has been injured. but we also know

they have been reports of p, a c, us ambulances, delayed and prevented from, from taking patients to care. we during, while the conflict was still ongoing, we were able to successfully a brand new medical supplies to the hospital, which is closest to jeanine refuge account just outside of the can support is. and that ensure that that hospital was able to continue to provide services for people who are evacuated. in addition, we continued to advocate for sex access, sorry, of this people living in the can could continue to access food for to hygiene materials and the other things that are essential for everyday life. but during, while the operation was ongoing, we were unable to maintain that as soon as on wednesday morning, as soon as the operation was completed on the conflict had ceased, we would then very, very able, very quickly i will to resume responding. and i want to say it,

and in addition to the owner of an aba, you and agencies and yours, local community and local authorities have also been leading this response. the waves provided during that time, emergency shelter and assistance for more than 3500 people who were to slice from the account to janine city. and then from early wednesday morning, we immediately undertook efforts to provide water because the water supply had been cut off for several days as well as food medicine and started to assess the damage and the needs. all right, thank you so much for sharing your experience. kate of ok. thanks very much. sammy funeral is being held for a product in the mind. shot dead vice where the forces during a ride that happened in the occupied westbank village. almost off on northwest of the palestinian health ministry says the 24 year old was shots in the chest and died from his wounds in hospital 198 palestinians have been killed since the

beginning of the year, including $37.00 children. i said i had allowed to 0, the vast ation of the amazon jungle is decreased significantly since through the silver tons of office. now brazil, columbia. and all this discussing how they can stop it all together, the nuclear relic from the 19 seventy's that couldn't be the on. so it's power shortages in the philippines. why mont, cavendish won't be making history it. let's hold a false as this for the this weather update focus is on the middle east and africa is always great to have the along. so kicking it off in the middle east. it's a quiet picture, but for the 2nd, possibly 3rd day in a row, we've got temperatures in the fifty's through weight. it is still

a human picture through some of the gulf states including for us here in they'll have 40 to probably feeling about $52.00 on sunday lot more rain to come for northern buckets done in punjab providence. including for the horn and likely pockets of another $200.00 millimeters of rain. that's as you've already blown past year, july monthly, average rainfall, lot of heat blowing through the minnesota. and that's crossing over the caspian sea into bako, and as are by john. so you're temperatures there, while the above average, i gotta tell you, i think we could see the threat of some flooding across the turkey as black sea coast over the course of the weekend. intense bands of rain will be falling there. meantime, equally as concerned in is this rain through southern nigeria been in and soho the threat of some flooding. same goes for sierra, the own central africa quiets down a bit. but i've got to take you to the south where we've got a see air filtering in here. so i'm gonna show you what's gonna happen. waking up monday morning, sub 0 in jo berg minus one. see you soon. a,

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summit 2023. the of the bank. you're watching out just 0 time to recap the headlines. 500 days into the war and ukraine. presidents that landscapes with tons of kids with training and come on those that was sensitive to as part of a christmas, one deal they defended the as of style still was mario paul, against russian forces last year, thousands of taken to the streets of paris to honor the death of a black, violet dive in. police custody in 2016. the route is actually been banned by french

officials. police intervened with one of the product. escalators and scuffles broke out. foreign ministers of to this. yeah. libya have spoken to discuss 1200 black african migrants that stranded on the board is by gymnasium police. human rights sports has choose tennessee of carrying out collect some expulsions. the impacts of fighting and call to most spread across the country to sedans, main pulled sewing prices and pull to them, as well as a 3 month delay in the salaries taking a heavy tow. i'm involved reports from the city on the red sea, on the struggle to cope for many and nora isa spends his days stitching choose what he says, making ends meet. husband it'd be more difficult. and i didn't mean idea to get us, we're really suffering. no. we need no problems and all we want is for the water and so that we can feed all families squeeze that and nor is one of thousands withdrawal into here by that. it's see ports fishing tories him at the commercial

activities. but things start to change when fighting began in april and the kind of tool will go as before, the war things were okay. now everything became difficult because i used to make $50.00 a day. now the customers don't buy as much as before and they complain because they couldn't even pay because they haven't even received their salaries. last name was so what's the viking only thanks to mutual solidarity within that means. so the 1st thing to do is to increase salary use on who's but those salaries haven't even been paid for 3 months. now. an influx of nearly 40000 people escaping the fighting uncomfortable has made a complex situation even more difficult. that's how i got the most outdated hilda of 8 has been sent to you for the poor and the victims that it's been sold in the shop, i meant to say, belong to the poor who were 1st to come to you from long distances there sleeping in payments, you must have compassion for people in this part of the country. it's not the feel

funds or fly book stuff marks of the lights, but it's sort of a serious economic problem to feed their families of people. basic life amenities situations off has always been difficult. what has now been made was by the company that you and says almost 3000000 people in. so that have been forced from their homes by the conflict. and along with millions more affected, they need to humanitarian assistance. how much fun of digital data is of columbia and brazil are attending the final session of a summit to discuss the protection of the amazon rain forest environment ministers for main countries as well as environment list scientists. 10 representatives of indigenous nations have been in the columbia and city of la tuesday of this week. i speak now to send it on p as a who's in columbia as capsule, bobo, top for us to understand where the lead is heading in this conference as well. so, i mean,

what they're trying to do is to renew international attention. and one of the most important echo systems in the world that has been greatly affected by devastation in the last 20 years. that there has been a treaty in place that was signed by the a net 9 nations that to make up the amazon region. this is a rating for is the biggest in the world that spans over 9 different the nations this street has been in place for 40 years now. but through these years, and in particular in the last 2 decades, there has been increasing deforestation by legal, any legal operations that inside the forest web moorland pit that are saying we need to bring the world attention back to this situation. and we need to do something and we need to do it now. so this meeting is the 1st step towards the presidential level meeting that will happen in august and brazil. width is the 9

with the president of these 9 nations that are applying to propose and implement an agenda that they then will present in 2025 at the max global climate sat minutes. the 1st one that will be held in the, at the amazon region in less than 2 years. and look, this situation is extremely, extremely worried. and that is because there is an agreement among scientists that asked before a station levels reach 20 percent in the amazon at the forest will not be able to regenerate itself. and it could be the point of no return. right now. we are at around 17 percent in the levels of deforestation. now the, the brazilian government, the 2 days ago said look, in the 1st year of new, less presidency, we've been able to reduce the at the level of deforestation by 33 percent. that's

obviously a very good result in just one year, but then if you talk to expert, they'll tell you great, that's a good step in the right direction. but it's obviously not enough. given the fact that we're looking at decades of a destruction and also, and this is what worries these governments, most of anything is the fact that the drug trafficking mafias chosen by the amazon as the region to essentially lawn their, their money. the u. n. is also talking about the not co deforestation. these mafias are laundering money expanding, destroying the forest and expanding cattle ranching into the amazon. i grow businesses and some of them and legally are also doing that. that was the case under the previous president of a breast deal. johanna both scenario essentially said that the amazon was open for

a business. so a lot of it is going to be discussed now, and there is a lot of urgency to do something quickly. all right, thanks so much. all depends on patsy. that was look at the state to the amazon rain forest. scientists say about 17 percent of the forces over the last 2 decades of human activity of a change in climate as others. honda was explaining that, but the nice is also in brazil shows a 34 percent slowed down and deforestation of amazon reinforce since the and i saluted the silver return to the presidency this year. now he's promising to en deforestation by 2030 off the surging destruction on the his previous us a dial sonata. now both in our, you might recall he'd slashed those environmental protection efforts rather than guy is the co founder of the security and climate. the think tank the got a institutes, he's in the edition era. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, always to close to the point of no return if deforestation now, is that 17 percent?

is this practically speaking with them? a meant to have deforestation? still continuing, is the hope that this can be turned around, still say thank you for having me. and i think the answer is that yes, but we are perilously close to what many scientists describe it as a di, back scenario. when the world's largest tropical rain forest becomes potentially the world's largest savannah. the scientists are disputing the actual figures. it's hard to put it precise number, but it's true of somewhere between 20 and 25 percent of the of, of the reinforce needs to be cut down and degraded for this guy back scenario to really unfold. in which case we see enormous amounts of carbon emissions, a reduction of before us be able to capture a carbon to produce oxygen, as well as i try now of many parts before us. some scientists believe that we're already see the beginnings of dr. a die back in parts of the brazilian amazon. but,

and here's the good news. when there is clear political determination to do something about it, we've been able to see the force in rate deforestation rates and degradation dropped dramatically. but it takes a plan. it takes cooperation and it takes investment and i think we're starting to see the beginning so that in brazil will have to see if the other countries can also speed up their activities as well. overall, this concept is going on in columbia, where leaders of those nations that share the amazon are coming together. but they've already, i mean, there's been an agreement in place for decades. why has the existing agreement failed to stop deforestation? i think a big part of the reason is that while we have many generations and agreements, enlighten america and in the amazon region in particular, we don't actually see a lot of enforcement of those regulations or sort declarations and statements to be made and to be to be perfectly honest, the amazon hasn't been

a strategic or regional priority for many these countries. it's only in the last, i'd say, decade or so, especially with the storing deforestation rates that we've seen in the last 4 to 5 years. but countries in the region with about to have international partners as well as the private sector globally are saying enough is enough. we have to, we have to stop this before station and get to 0 before station. the details though is the thing that's possible that this, this conference is going on with the issue. again, this reference the live pictures might be able to bring in here. and they'd fine to work on a new agreement that would come in 2025. are you hopeful that countries like brazil and, you know, with the momentum of those leaders who seem to be committed to it like president the, the silvo for sale. do you think that a new agreement could really change things around? i think we could see some significant action, but let's be clear, we're talking about a tough neighborhood with many countries that don't always see eye to eye on many

issues, including some of the pertain to the amazon where their strong ideological disagreements between them and weird approach has to be about not just sending more police and military to try to end all of the fireman crime, but is responsible for more than 95 percent of deforestation in the region, but also provide meaningful bio economy alternatives involve indigenous people who we know are incredibly strongly associated with reductions and deforestation, and back this with real money. so i, i think that, you know, if, if the 3 or 4 major countries of the amazon regions that account for the vast majority of the forest better as brazil, columbia approve and equity, one particular can come to the table and agree and set some hard targets and attach those targets with enforcement capabilities. then i think we might be able to see or are, you know, some potential terms of time. if we don't, and there's a big possible you want, then it's not just the amazon, it's going to suffer. but this is going to have global implications on our climate,

on our atmosphere, on our ocean currents, and also the production of food. i thank so much, it is a, it is a watering subject where we appreciate robot your time and coming and outlining it for us. thanks so much. ron state media says that a time on a police station in the province of cis done baluchistan, has ended. at least 2 officers were killed in the se, in the city of the had gone for the say for the attack is also killed. investigation is underway, but prosecutors are describing it as a terrorist attack. the process of being held in south korea to gauge the plan by the japanese government to dump treated radioactive water from the focus human nuclear plant into the ocean. hundreds gathered in the central cell. the head of the international atomic energy agency is set to arrive in the city to meet its leaders. it's 2 year review showed japan's plans to release will also with having negligible impact on the environment. nuclear power station built into the

philippines in the 197 days, but never switched on its being counted as the opposite of the countries power shortages. the ponds has been at the center of corruption allegations for decades. now south korean companies offering to modernize it on a be low reports from the on, on the controversial $1000000000.00 project. emotions run high for an impasse. that is whenever she's reminded of the 2 years or family home had no power. it was so dark, my baby will almost got stepped on since then, she swore she would never missed a payment. but electricity prices in the philippines, or some of the most expensive in egypt. and it remains the struggle for an infant. total electrification president ferdinand mark was junior says, energy is aware of this burden and the looming energy shortage. and it's open to all solutions including nuclear. this nuclear power plant was commissioned in the 1970s by his father. it was intended to power millions of homes,

but was never used. there been efforts to get the but the nuclear power plant up and running before that right behind me is the plants reactor. but now under the leadership of president for the non marcus junior, there's more optimism than ever. the question is, what did the project is still viable? after being dormant for decades, nuclear energy advocate and congressman mark wanker has been lobbying for but the and for years he believes that with a little work it could be as good as new. a south korean company has offered to rehabilitate it for a $1000000000.00. my proceed then, which is watch bar to nuclear plant in tennessee, midwest not used for decades because the electric market never materialized, ending print the o 9. they decided to commission the plant but, but then has been settled. the corruption allegations. critics also argue the

safety concerns that lead to the decision to shut it down, have not been address. it's near to the money list on friends, falls lives, there was churn been, and there was a focus cima. we thought that the but then to clarify, our plan will never come by president marcos is exploring other energy solutions. while the working visit to the us capital inmate, he met executives of a company selling bikes with nuclear fuel technology. and recently extended the contract for natural gas drilling off the west coast of the philippines. the says she understands very little about these debates. but those for sure that what she wants and needs is affordable electricity barn to below. i'll just 0. but the on the philippines monsoon rains across pocket style of triggered floods and land slides. and these 55 people have been killed in thousands inches in the past. 2

weeks, many homes were destroyed. most tests have been in the from john province. some people were buried by line slides, all those electrocuted chewing on your right. dots. 5 minutes democrats is handed in his resignation to king vill have my legs on the roots arrived at the palace on saturday morning step down after his coalition. government failed to agree in the new migration package with us of navy, 13 years this head of the government will remain in a can take a position until general elections are held. the still ahead on, i'll do 0. the form of that one. well chimed in, is the plan to catch again. the british brown, pri, have more in this for the new d o. p, and hours to correct can call me this revel only to be disappear of families.

tragedy entwined with a violent chapter countries. history. when you see the, let's say, is that going to be my blood that was to a knife long search for answers and close finding salon. witness on tuesday or the the the slides both sides. let's catch up on the cricket with pizza savvy. thank you very much. they was an explosive finished with the food ashes test. the strategy is sitting in the victory target of $251.00 that hating lee in leads of a 6 hour rain delay and passing in gloomy conditions. frustrated,

receiving with 6 wickets in hand across the works was quickly into his stride, the moving mitchell marsh, and alex carrie. and it's a great piece of fielding from harry broke. as monkwood look at that talk would joined in the wickets to dismiss which and still certainly startled, was bold sleep. by some lights, a big gazing from travis have, he would make 77 if the side will hold out for 224. ingram had hoffen out the batch at the end of the day and reached $27.00 without loss by the close this bounty from being decorative pet cummins helped him get they. they will need another 224 runs to get the 1st when, when is the office action series that go through? well, the more on call us al cortes came through a big taste to reach the last 16 and wimbledon. the top seed was up against making his jerry on. seems a cool. okay. and started well, but dropped the 2nd phase. he was going to win the next 2 and with the match. she'll take on. alexander is very old mateo,

but it's he needs mixed the cool to finance at this event for the 1st 30, the new made with is came from a sit down to reach the fullest around these match these base. they have a performance of the evening and deb by beating most and officially it should to reach the last 60 in the women's door straining been checking the cell, the length of how the way into the 4th round the number to see dropped just 5 games in a straight fits when of an a blink of a southern coat will face to face custody in the alexander of a mix. and to time champion picture of it, somebody's into the 2nd week of the championships of the straits. it's when a qualifying, natalia, savannah bitch. it's any of the sick and find the number line she does reach the last 16. since we think the type of interesting things. beatrice had edge mile became any of the 2nd brazilians to reach the last 16 at wimbledon. and the 1st name, 47 years, the 13 see made light work of serrano because they're dropping just full. okay. how

about my face defending champion. elaina. read back in a oh, katy bolts and for me to one champion next for stuff. it was starting po, position for the british growing. prius, silver stone. the dutchman is aiming full. he's a twin in 10 races, which average avita is also gunning for. the drive is tighter for food here in a row. riddles governance as being such photos. i have one line and seen of the last 20 races. accountants land a notice and ask yeah, street will start to and 2nd and well, cavendish wouldn't be breaking the record for stage wins of the to the phone. so if the crashing out of this is raise the british friday's tide with the great 80 mix on said he full stage wins and was hoping to set a new mark. and what he said will be, he's final to us. but said he, i drilled crashed off with 60 full key. the masons left on stage 8th of a 2nd to the hospital in an ambulance, england's on the 21. so the european champions for the 1st time since 1984. the

only goal of the, of the final with spain came in the 1st self injury time when it co, palm is free kicked, reflected in the back of liverpool, midfield jones. it was mo, injury time drama. at the end of the game to spain. what are the penalties of the veil review? i've met just the said he keep it. james traffic saved the spot cake ability race and the follow up to the hiding straight an equalizer. and he finishes the 26 plane sheets in lifting the trophies with the 1st time in 59 years. great taken from the cause, the side now she preferred prepays to defend the women's woke up with the usa, making rapping to as an ounce to retire at the end of the season. the 38 year old is twice the winter of the trophy and also and then the big gold medalist and it's done for change to the mattress. the united states with the hair. he has announced he's leaving the club after 12 years. the spanish go, keep it as a free agent of these contract expired at the end of june and said it's the right

time to undertake a new challenge. the other big council of asia has agreed to allow athletes from russia in bella risk to compete at the upcoming asian games, but they wouldn't be able to win any metals. the council laid down strict criteria for their inclusion as neutral competitors in hang jew, which also included no flags or national symbols. the asian games stalled in the chinese city. on the 23rd of september, at least from the 2 nations, have been banned from competing at many sporting events around the world since the russian invasion of ukraine last year. $500.00 the quote. to compete in utah aflac as independent athletes, no pull edition will be invited out side the rank some golfing useful, you know,

and one of the main at the center of the sports controversial moods is returning to work, offer a month away on medical leave, p due to the commission at j monahan was evenings roll on july 17th. that is the same week all of the open championship. the last major of the year monahan has been under intense scrutiny since the shock announcement that the pga and the p will to is we're moving with saudi arabia's public investment fund, which finances the lives series to that is a major challenge of going on a pebble beach in california and there's a surprise, lita office around 2 of the women's us open world number 455. you had that correctly. 450. 5 baby tardy tops. benita bowed at 7 and the paul, the american is 2 shots clear of the chasing pack. and this was the final part of michelle. we with korea not a bad way to back the city. 3 of the missed the cast, those in her final tournament before retiring. ok,

we'll leave it there. and it will be here again in a couple of hours with most schools in semi. thank so much k to well that, so it's from may. so this is out of the could use is not even the policy in london studio is back to the full show. the growing up in greece means taking action. welcome to generation change a playful series that seems to understand the challenge. the idea is mobilizing, use around the world, we need to a political party that we'll talk about our problems, know how come from a generation because 0 is being seen the groups,

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