the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. the . the other one is of a problem and this is the new zone life from doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes, the human says rushes decision to exit. a grain deal with ukraine will try come flows of people, the need everywhere. president cruising blaine's ukraine for what he calls us 10 plus and will attack on the cry. me a bridge which means the occupied and then should a, to russia protest and the occupied west bank and gaza again is what people say a political arrest made by the palestinian authority and new hope for alzheimer's.

patients with drugs that pub slowed down dementia. and then p to symmetry sports news. it's a whole new year for major league soccer. the macy's in miami, the biggest signing in the history of league is presented to these new friends. for the 1st time, the, the united nations secretary general says he is deeply disappointed at russia's withdrawal from the black sea grain. do you saying it was a lifeline for below the food security? the graven guarantees the safe passage of food in the black sea to launch pots of the world. and tony and gutierrez says, the decision would raise the price of food at a time when so many are already suffering. ultimately,

participation in these agreements, it's a choice. but struggling people everywhere and developing countries don't have a choice. and that is, it really is that people face 100 consumers that confronting a global cost of living crises, and they will pay the price. most close decision came out was off to a series of explosions on the coach bridge that links crimea and russia. the kremlin says there's no connection and that it's pulling out because of restrictions on its exports and fertilizes. almost 33000000 tons of grain will export it since the black sea green initiative was broken by the un and took a year ago, president vege of 5 as the laws of his government is trying to get russia back on board. wrestle says our reports from istanbul. this is the last shift

carrying green from ukraine on the black sea green initiative, brokers by the united nations tempter to yeah. oh no rush. it has pulled out. seeing if demands have not been met for russia wants to see an ant west of the 4 sections on the russian agricultural bank and to restrictions on shipping. an insurance that must go say is, has happened. it's agriculture, the exports. and that's the tricky. it is one of the main beneficiaries of the deal and he's hopeful it can be helped. again, there will show for the show know there, i believe my friend, president boots and once this humanitarian bridge to continue in the meantime uh for administer will hold as meetings with his counterpart and i will meet with mr. booth. and as soon as i return from the trip, when we meet with him in our country in august, we will have the opportunity to discuss all these issues. we will also explore how we can act on paving the way for the shipment of russian grain and fertilize the deal was struck last year. time is p as a global food shortages off the russia. any way that you can nearly 33000000 tons

of green and other foods have left your claim on the agreement to have quoted there across the black sea that i loved you can't export is green. save somebody without the rush of security guarantees ukrainian ships with no longer be able to save from exports. your opinions higher representative has accused of russia or flipping eyes of hunger. this is something very serious that creates a lot of travels for many people. we are on the west side, we will do everything we can to the other. so we've got a 2 lanes in order to make available. the ukranian range with the people feet and a half to blame for us here for this issue completely unjustified weeping eyes that hung over their people. according to the un, will you come companies receive on the 3 percent of the premium green pump of the day that it says the agreement has benefit of people's words, right? by putting more food products onto the global market and reducing prices since july last year, nearly 23000000 tons of green and other food have passed through the black sea.

nearly half of that has gone to how you come companies, in your opinion, to, to has received 10 percent making it the total are just the recipient. now many here hold the good relations between on good. i must go, go still save the bill for some side of that. oh, sure, 0 stumble. russians announcement that it was holding the grinding came off to the bridge and thinking the occupied crime in punch and that would, mainland russia came under attack. russia has blamed key for the attack. harry faucet reports the video from crime. you know, the night reporting to show the movement, the coach bridge came under attack again. the on the bridge cause quickly backed up. initially, russia said and emergency situation had closed at the traffic. all parties then said a couple had been killed in the car. the 14 year old daughter,

wounded brushing media said they would to risk heading towards crimea, especially with what you can beginning. a televised response meeting with the officials. russia's president condemned the attack. what is the future at the, at you to really do to be what happened is yes, another run to terrorism by the key regime. it's a pointless crime for the military view point. as the bridge housing youth submitted to transport for a long time, but it's cruel because innocent civilians have died. russia will of course, respond. the defense ministry is preparing his proposals in this respect, very like russian investigators said to ukrainian seaborne drones were responsible . the cleaning media quoted unnamed officials and keith saying it was a joint operation involving intelligence service. and the navy is the 2nd time in 9 months that a section of the bridge has been severely damaged. in october, last year, the road bridge was struck by major explosions that also set fire to a train on the rail link. russia blamed a ukrainian truck boom boom,

as the bridge completed in 2018 full years off, the rush is an exception of the crime. in peninsula is for russia, a vital logistical and symbolic link. once it gets closed, that base to road traffic. a key adviser to ukraine's presidency. lensky tweeted on monday, the legal constructions used to live in russian instruments of mass. murder was short lived. ukraine security service added that the bridge had gone to sleep again . harry force it, i'll just be around in a moment for that reaction from julia shelf, a lot of a in moscow that 1st let's go to a different medic editor james base. he is joining us live from the united nations . you've been speaking to you cranes before and then mr. james was helping saying yeah, the credit score minutes, the demitria calais but has been speaking in the un security council. and there's a security council meeting continuing on the situation in ukraine. this was a plan, the security council meeting before the news on the black sea deal coming to an end

of. but it's certainly that's who's the top top subject that each of the delegates is, is discussing, is that they addressed the security council. in fact, the punish 4 minutes that speaking. but right now is a say of the foreign minister of ukraine was speaking of the security council just moments ago. but the full that before the start of the meeting, he addressed her pauses. and i asked him, as you claim was also a signatory to this deal. did they now believe it was totally dead? so there is a deep age in this, in the room. some is building, whether it's whether the russian move is a suspension or termination of the, of the agreement. and the russia itself is, you know, avoiding clarity because in, in one text they speak about termination. then in another comment, they speak about suspension. but there are 2 schools of thought. now

i can conclude that from the conversation i've had, i have had some our fall list optimistic and others are slightly more optimistic about the prospects of this deal. so some confusion around the russian language being used about the steel, james, but certainly a lot of pessimism from the you when about a balance should and where to from here. uh yes, um, and actually, although russia has been using different language, suspension and termination and different public statements, i've seen the note that russia sent a really tough note sent to the united nations, sent to the signatures of this deal. and the word was terminated. the deal is terminated, which seems pretty final. i also spoken to russians, deputy ambassador, who actually just spoken to the security council to be wrong. he told me it was final. they'll be no more negotiations. so, and certainly that's a little so the feeling i'm getting from senior you and officials,

they believed that they've come to the end of the road and with the deal as it stands right now. that doesn't mean that there isn't the possibility that they can talk again and the various policies can talk again and maybe try and see if there's another way forward. but the way forward that was the bikes, the great new initiative. most people i'm speaking to at least privately, they don't perhaps saying it quite so strongly in public. they believe it's over now. all right, james, thank you very much for that. that sounds different medic, editor james base live at the united nations. that's from the new media shop, a lotto and now she's joining us live for most go in. there have been a lot of developments in moscow from the kremlin on monday unit. start with perhaps the most recent uh, comments from president cushions office that they uh, the defense ministry is preparing proposals for a response to the damage at the coach bridge.

a. yeah, exactly. presentation from best response, as you say, to be a talk with dots specifying what kind of response it would be. and then he was just saying that the ministry, the russian ministry of defense was preparing that proposals. how to respond to a page that was holding amazing with his ministers discussing what needs to be done to restore the bridge, had called the as hot at terrorist acts committed by the key of regime hillside. it was a senseless crime because according to the russian presidents, the crime in bridge was not to use for military purposes. while you pray inconsistent, they range and is you to miss measured targets. that's how killed a month and a woman and severely injured that duel to, according to the national and to terrorism committee, see the ridge was attacked by ukrainian seth as rose. it's been the seconds of time on the bridge. and the last 9 months they passed happened in october 20,

22 and 5 cents as a result of the ukraine strike at 2 of its supposed pillars and several tons, what damage. and also that it took russia several months to restore it. and at today's attack seems to be less destructive, but so, so no one can say for show how severely the bridge was damaged. and unity of russia as we've been pushing, they've been saying that the attack has nothing to do with them. withdrawing from the green day, or rather it was because it's, it's conditions for continuing with the deal was met. so to customer those conditions. well, the green deal has actually been uh, finished. it's been, it's been terminated at closing to the russian side. it has expired. and the initially is, is the initial, initially, russian demanded to reconnect its agricultural bank or roast. so host bind to that switch payment system. and to review what code the 20th of this ammonia pipeline,

a part of a which was late to blow, not from the ukraine's heritage. also, the deal was meant to supply as food to the, to the poorest countries. but according to report, a big child, the ukrainian agricultural produce was sent to develops notes, developing countries, and therefore ministry spokeswoman maria's, the harvest, said that russia has officially, uh, notified to can you print on the un on russians decision not to extend to you and the russian foreign ministry has confirmed that russia is this drawing is guarantees full, the safe navigation and the blonde see and cancelling the march time 2 minutes harring portal in the northwest and part of the black sea. right. you to thank you for that. that is usually a shop, a lot of over the view from moscow. thank you. and you cranes, president load him as a landscape. he says he's spoken to you and secretary general antonia guitars to

try and keep the data, the live restoration, the new great. so crank bushy, ukraine, the you in and took, you can join to ensure the operation of the food, colorado and the inspection of best of effort goes the right to stability. agent has the right to stability. europe has every right to stability and therefore we must all care about security. about protection from russian madness, ukrainian food is basic security for 400000000 people. while mcbride has moved from keith of a big question remains how the suspension of the grain dale is going to impact the export of ukrainian grades a given that the ukraine has full pretty much just into the stats of this will be looking for alternative routes to the troubled black sea, colorado out for its grain exports, especially in recent months, given this gas a t all ships getting through being allowed to come through and pick up grades.

sometimes just one or 2 ships a day with dozens of ships waiting into a case with as many fond as the food export companies have been looking for alternative land routes across land borders with eastern europe and also using radio links. but that it again has caused logistical problems with differences in train gauges between different train and rail networks. also the problems that it's caused with east european neighbors and d. u members. not being happy about suddenly bang, flooded with a cheaper grain from ukraine. the solution would seem to be from ukraine's point of view of something. how keeping going the see kara door across the black sea and the president loved him? is a landscape, has been quoted on social media, is saying that if the 2 key a is in agreement, then he wants to try to keep somehow, as ships going across the black sea. he said that he has been approached by exporters and ship is who want to try to make

a c. colorado still work all the remains unclear exactly how he would proceed with that. his office also wanting to remind the world that as far as ukraine is concerned, they have still signed up to this grain deal wanting to remind the world that is russia that has now pulled out of this deal. public pride. i'll just, aaron keith. or? well, let's get more on this now. joining us live from washington dc is joseph globe, a senior research fellow in the markets and trade division of the international food policy research institute. thank you very much for your time. um, so 1st thing, what countries do you think will be worst effected by russia withdrawing from the steel ukraine as there's, there's no questionnaire. the problem is, is the shipping grain of, as was mentioned by the previous, a newsman, was that, to go out through the west or to go overland is very, very costly. and that adds cost to transporting the grain. that means lower prices

for you can producers, ukraine production is already down 35 percent 40 percent from what it was 2 years ago. largely because of that. and what about the countries that have been receiving these grains? which of those do you think will be worth defective as well? i think, you know, the understand the 33, some odd 1000000 tons that have been export it over the past year has been great for the rest of the world because it's lowered prices globally. i mean, we're seeing our commodity prices for week and for mays and other commodities are now down well below pre before level. so that's been a very good success story about this bike c green initiative. and so fortunate with either apple supplies on the world right now, but so we don't foresee large impacts, but the problem is with ukraine as a diminished producer. now that there,

it's very difficult to rebuild global stocks and i think with lower global stocks, that means more price point one show would be all right. now, russia's saying that you cranes phase. yeah. to export more going to pour a countries as one of the reasons that it pulled out of the deal and the you when. so it goes show that only 27 percent of ukrainian impulse have gone to load and middle income countries. how problematic is that when, why is that as well? should i have a phone and i should and stuff like that shouldn't surprise anyone. i mean, these are kind of a, the, the ukraine typically supplies green light corn not to poor countries because poor countries don't consume corn is the lar, till he goes to countries that have large animal production. so that's gone to the u. that's gone in the past to china and china has been a big beneficiaries, the black sea green initiative. if you look at week, we'd has been going to many countries, particularly along the, the indian ocean. and they're in the red sea, sudan, ethiopia, kenya, somalia,

they've all been important recipients of, of waste that is come out of the black sea out of because because of the black sea, granite issues. all right, that is joseph and global senior research by the in the markets and trade division of the international food policy research institute. thank you very much for your insights on this. we appreciate it. thank you. i or the country more ahead on the news allah. including wall 5 full evacuation of villages outside greece has capital as a heat wave intensifies in southern europe. india is fond of demand government action off the floods destroyed billions of dollars with crops and message from the bombs . the excitement bills, the head of the one is 12 costs. patients has the thousands of people have rallied against the palestinian authority engineering. and

the occupied westbank. demonstrations of organized by the islamic jihad faction, off to 5 of its members were detained by palestinian security forces. the engineer rallies also took place in garza lucon has moved from tamala, the janine battalion, which is made up of policy and its lumnick. g had fight, has held approach with insight to name refugee camp this evening. and it's against the policy and authority of they made the rest of 5 members who have helped me. and if i make g had from java, which is just southwest of janine as many members of the putting security forces were in the city. but they didn't actually come into the refugee camp, and the policy and authority has lost a lot of power inside, not only do the town, but also ballasa refuge account and other kinds of across the occupied west. fine. as many people are fed up with the security coordination with israel,

now we do have a quote from the is ready time. a full media says, an agreement was concluded between israel and the policy and authority to give the policy and security services the opportunity to re gain control of the city spots a public pool from march to see if there's more than 60 percent of the palestinians are again, security coordination with israel, a many policy and just saving, let down, especially with the optic of violence from its right. so just settlers and rates across the occupied westbank this. yeah, north on al jazeera ramallah, the strong winds, assigning to wall font as that a raging out of control and grease. hundreds of people have had to flee their homes, and it's not the only place dealing with 5 gym scorching temperatures. where we challenge reports with europe's heat wave inevitably come to fires almost every summer. now grease buttons,

the familiarity doesn't less than the panic at the moment. this is kelly view, just south of athens. saving the animals is the priority for the owners of the stables. as little they can do for the buildings, the nearby co virus, the olive groves, place people in the village have been told to leave up to 155 and 45 engines and 11 at craft. we're trying to control the flames. i mean, the gale force winds for the west end, the truckee 1200 children who were evacuated from holiday camps threatened by wild colors to say, well, some of the month of greece is north alone. alfonso about a status lost his home on the spanish island of la palmer and the canaries. a, i mean i told my wife to dress the children calmly to the fire would take time to arrive. there will be no problem, but after 10 seconds, i had to tell her, let's go with the children naked if necessary. the fire is already here. it ripped

through alfonso, village of the weekends. alfonso says it was about 2 minutes from the 1st flames in his house to the whole place being a place for families home in ashes. but this is a man who looks on the bright side a me hope to him, but you know, i had to commission the my son was worried about the choice between told him that the to us will be brought back. and now we have to draw a picture of how we want to rebuild the house. it is fine, they are living in a venture. that's how we want them to focus on it. we have com and we are excited to start again to defy the destroyed alfonso. his home is no town to yet, and neither is europe's heat wave peak temperatures unexpected until wednesday. we'll reach helen's houses that are more than a 1000 cities in italy remain under retina. it's because of extremely high temperature, full costs in the days ahead. the italian islands of sicily and san denny a could reach 48 degrees celsius, the huge waves impacting launch pots of europe during the peak travel season. when

thousands of people flocked to popular tools, there is health workers, especially concerned for the wellbeing of the elderly. they're advising everyone to stay indoors during the harshest hours of the day. south korea's government is trying to find out if there was any negligence involved in the depth of people course in the flooded on deposit of the heavy rains on saturday. cruise have recovered 14 bodies, causing a boss submerged under wilka off to the tunnel flooded the central city of chung to flash rods trap. nearly 2000 people in 16 costs and a bus as follows. unions in india demanding government compensation off to suffering heavy losses from unusually heavy monsoon rains and slugs. barbara and go report reports. these farmers have lost a cause of rice of to months in rain supp match that parties failed. spot pressure on suspend a thing. this is already gone heavily into debt while forming this land in punjab.

take advantage of an injury last year also i incurred a massive loss this year again, all my crew so damaged. the government does not care about applying. it doesn't do anything to drain. the water, have they built called the flood waters would have drained, it will take time for this field to drain and many pharmacy. they have no money to recount that crops. pharmacy unions, one for the government to intervene. and so are you able to, i guess, alter the military, we are the money that the government compensates of the 72 daughters products because that's the value of the body that is used to own farmers have already spent a lot. they have already paid for the records of the pesticides fertilizers in only wrong have already spend $150.00. part of the cost up on the indian government expects a $135000000.00 tons of rice to be produced this year up on last year. but losses from unusually heavy months in rains and slots,

and could prevent that already hauled up farms to rely on places of worship to feed their families. i think that is a bigger study. i think what we need is not on the go. you cannot make stimulus package to address the industrial invest and so on. i think we need an economic stimulus package for the farming community. also, the monsoon season ends in october for now some farms are continuing to plot crops . i'm currently hope for the best barbara and good luck to sarah in the united states and china have resumed talks on how they can cooperate to combat global warming. the 2 largest pollution countries are discussing plans to come methane emissions, reduce deforestation, and boost aid for developing countries. katrina, you report from the aging as china welters in record high summit temperatures, us climate envoy don't carry, began tops and aging, but china's top official on the issue. she had general carrie says it's imperative

to us and trying to make progress on addressing the climate crisis. the 2 countries of the world's biggest produces of greenhouse gases. they both have the good side of their energy consumption storage, which is the rapid deployment off we know of energy and other key and technologies . you can look at to china. you know, the country has been the largest manufacturer, investor in the play or offering the solar energy. but at the same time, both countries are also heavy and dictate, decisive to you, the 2 sides will discuss reducing emissions, including the think gas, which contributes to around 30 percent of global warming, coding deforestation, and the burning of cold. china has pledged to reduce its consumption, but not until 2026. you coal power project approvals has accelerated since last year. john kerry's visit comes during, i didn't tensions between the us and china range. trade, taiwan and the great. and we'll stay both misstep. somebody different to work

together on climate change instead of positive examples headed the comp $28.00 conferences you're buying later this year. the climate crisis is, is capable at this point in time. look at china, you got the rest of the war. the summer that we're having where i should say the summer that were suffering across the war whole, this really drives the message. a kind of urgency aging says it's climate cooperation with washington is generally good, but there are sticking points. china accuses us of understand the criticize it gets climate re, quote, well failing to meet its own pledges including financing, developing countries. kerry is the 3rd high level us official to visit in recent weeks. aging hopes, his arrival will not only stop the world or the heating, but also the us china relationship. katrina, you all to 0 teaching to. well, let's get more of this now with join by joanna lewis. she's an expert on chinese climate policies. she directs us on technology and international affairs program at

georgetown university and she's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time. so have given to us in china, other wills, biggest fossil fuel pin pollutions. they are responsible for around 40 percent of the greenhouse gases into the atmosphere is how to all the states and portions of that corporation on this issue isn't this? it really is. and of course this has been a challenging time in the us china relationship. but i think it's just very crucial that the 2 largest emitters come together and find some common ground. this is something that they've been able to do in the past and their ability to do so has implications for the their global response to climate change. and how do you think things are looking and their ability to find common ground again now a well, i think, you know, the meeting happening right now and aging is really going to be focused on rebuilding the, the us china bilateral relationship and the agenda for climate cooperation that was

laid out back at the end of 2021 in glasgow. you know, i hope that we will see some more details come out of this meeting, potentially your new joint work plan that includes even new climate commitments for both countries. i think if there could be some, you know, show of ambition that these countries could then bring to the upcoming multi lateral meetings later this year. that this would be a really a positive sign. although of course, you know, this is going to be difficult for this to be a cheap. yeah. and how, how do you see um, you know, both countries and i suppose, especially china, you know, that was biggest investors and renewable energy. but at the same time, on china, as our report mentioned, it's being etc, raising it's, it's coal power plants construction of coal power plants. do you think that this is something that the us will try to pressure china on? and i think the china is the continued use of coal is going to be, you know, very core to the conversations this week. i mean, we saw china approve over

a 100 gigawatts of new coal in 2022. which is, you know, the equivalent of 2 new coal power plants per week. um, there is just no way that china can achieve its climate targets if it continues to do this. and, you know, even though we've seen extremely rapid deployment of renewable energy, you know, china is by far the largest, you know, user of wind energy, solar energy. and they're also manufacturing these technologies for the rest of the world. but it's not enough of me to call is still central to china's energy system . and i think is energy security concerns have been just very dominance. you know, particularly in the wake of the war and ukraine. we see this sort of shift back to coal and i think some concern and among china's leadership. yeah. and again, how do you see that they, you know, china generating more energy from solar power than all other countries combined, but still investing so very heavily in fossil fuels. what is the strategy here

as well, i think as long as you know, trying to continue to have solar, a growth in the non fossil power generation that we see from wind, solar, nuclear, hydro and other sources. and then you can see a sort of a, a broader slowing and demand. you could achieve a, a peak in, in coal use in china, in the next few years. i think the question for the world is sort of when this happens, you know, the, the longer that china continues to burn, cold, harder. it's going to be to avoid some of the most dangerous impacts of climate change and you know, achieving some of the more ambitious climate goal scientists have set out, you know, holding sions to $1.00 degrees for example. and another thing, of course, it hasn't gone unnoticed ever since that president biden has been sending several cabinet secretaries of aging in an effort to stabilize the relationship between between the 2 countries are also directing the international affairs program at, at, at georgetown university. and it seems like, you know,

a lot of progress in that relationship, but often it's one step forward to steps back. it feels like between the 2. do you think they can really work together on the climate? if tensions continue in other areas such as trade and security as well, i think, you know, the climate area has been one area where the united states and china have been able to cooperate for almost 5 decades now. and even when they're attentions in other areas it's, it's essentially one of the few topics where there's a lot of shared interest, a lot of agreement on the goals that are to be achieved. this is relatively rare, you know, in the context of the portfolio of issues that the united states and china engage on. so i think that even while, you know, the tensions between the 2 countries are still running high. well, you know, we're at a relatively low point, i think in the tire relationship. i do think it's constructive that we've seen the sort of this in a series of visits to beginning of,

of high level us officials focused on rebuilding the relationship because we need to have these open channels of communication and on climate change. there is no solution unless united states and china can come to some kind of mutual understanding on core issues. joanna louis of georgetown university, great to have you with us on the show. thank you for your time. thank you. the still ahead on the news, our millions of us military e mails have reported to have been sent to molly by mistake because of a typhoid. as for the boss to learn to show up the new some, assigning patient has one nation, the ssl on the there. good to see you. he the alerts expand from southern spain, right through italy and the bulk ins. it's a hot one out there and that will continue on to stay. mean,

let me show you. some of these numbers roam is still in the forty's, and we've still got some high thirties right across the bulk. it's now a hot wind is also blowing down through the g in the eastern mediterranean. so same goes here as well. temperatures pretty close to about 40 degrees in places like on tale. and for the other side of the mediterranean heat alerts in play for a quarter buzz, those temperatures exceed 40 degrees. but it is a different story for the northwest. feeling more like autumn, more rounds of rain to go. and we've got wind mixed in there as well. and in bright 15. yeah, you guys said that's far below average for this year versus of rain move out of bell, the roofs into western russia. so that's going to be a what day for moscow. and then we've got heat but for the northwest in the northeast of africa, temperatures in the forty's here as well. and this saw you forecast from the gambia rate through to nigeria. now for south africa, here's how this story goes. not a bad start to the week, especially when you consider the temperature in durban at 24 degrees. but that is

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haven't been fulfilled. and president redmond pension is threatening, a source for support is off to the bridge and in crimea and russia was attacked. 2 people were killed by explosions and the coach bridge was less damaged. russia has blaine to crane. hundreds of people have valued against the palestinian authority and janine and the occupied westbank demonstration to organize father as mom and jihad section of the 5 of its members were detained by palestinian security forces . engineers. scientists have presented a new medicine that they say slows l sign of disease significantly. despite having some serious side effects, that scene is given hope to more than 50000000 alfonze as patients worldwide. step ross and reports from man's to them with aging populations, alzheimer's is one of the fastest growing and most ability and diseases of our time, but not only because of serious mentally loss, but often leads to lots of independent, eventually dest, joe, malcolm,

and he was diagnosed with alzheimer's at age 50 for his doctor, gave him a grim prospect that i may not recognize my family in 5 to 7 years. and she's like, she told me i had a 10 year life expectancy. you know, we were shocked and i've been fortunate that my progression hasn't been as bad as i expected. but we have seen declines and it's hard. it's, it's just, it's a challenging to the skis. scientists to get in with pharmaceutical companies, say they develop trucks that can slow down to disease by up to 7 months, and possibly longer by removing so full protein slacks from patients. brains. still no fewer, but it's considered a breakthrough of the decades. so failing to find madison's best for the alternate, i think these drugs give us hope, if you can do things, these are the, these are the 1st drugs of a new generation and they're not the know the end of the story. the beginning of a new story. sure. their safety concerns and safety concerns with any drugs. the thing is we know those safety concerns are like you mentioned this swelling or this bleeding into,

into the brain and science. very dramatic. but assuming we can monitor scientists here and the world's largest gathering of all time sweets, or just call it as part of a new era with alzheimer, no longer being and untreatable disease, but others a more skeptical. though scientists accuse the pharmaceutical industry of given sections for this whole that's professor muscle, older ricketts as the new trucks don't have enough benefits for patients, or just scientists and the industry to focus more on our costs. as of alzheimer's then only protein blacks. it's clear that these have being more or less neglected as the pharmaceutical companies are now focusing on something which is close to the market. and they want more and more and all. busy the company is when they say that, see that it's more or less to take different profits, and they also want to share with the profits. it's estimated that do not improve costs around $26000.00 per patient per year. the company hope to receive approval

to sell it in the united states somewhere next year. it could take longer before it will be available. the rest of the steps last in elgin 0, and so them more than 55000000 people have dementia. april the rest of the generation of condition affecting memories, thinking behavior and emotion assignments disease is one of the most common types of dimension. the available drugs own new treat. sometimes the new medication tried by eli lilly has shown it can slow its progress by 35 percent off on this disease internationals, as one person develops dimension every 3 seconds. it's now the 7th leading cause of death. around a 139000000 people are expected to have dimension by 2050, with most cases in developing nations. the global costs of dementia is more than $1.00 trillion dollars. that's the cost of direct medical care, social care, an unpaid cab. well,

let's get more on this now. joining us live from amsterdam is dr. keith fargo, his director of scientific initiatives at the lewy body dementia association. thank you very much for your time. we've been talking about this new medication demand and may have, which has as being described as 10 in points and medication to treat else on those . do you agree with that a this is an important mortgage for all chambers, disease and for dementia. generally, you know, you mentioned that some enormous numbers at the top and in here at the all timers association, international conference, you know, weren't very aware of those in terms of the cost to society, the cost to individual patients and their families. and there are now a few drugs that will likely be approved for all chambers. disease 2 are currently approved and this drug will likely be approved. and so patients are going to have choices and options. mm hm. and i'm one of the 3 drugs that have been approved this one seems to be the most effective. so i think this is something of

a turning point for patients. yeah. okay. but how, um, just how much of an option is that for people rather, how accessible is it given as a correspondence mention it costs around $26000.00. yeah. us. yeah, that's right. that's the pricing uh there was a plan to pricing rather in the united states. i think it's important to point out that i'm in the united states, most medical coverage for people over the age of 65 is provided by medicare and medicare has to be here that will provide coverage for this medication making why the bailable now one of the things that we don't know yet about this drug is how well that works in other forms of dementia. you mentioned all timers disease and of course on average disease or viruses, plaques. and that's where this drug is designed to clear out. and you know, i represent people who will be body dementia and unfortunately people with me,

body dementia about 50 to 80 percent of them also have these plaques. and so we have some questions about will this drug be appropriate for the was individuals? and that's, you know, we need to spend some time with the data and dig into that, and then why require more research understanding, alvarado clickable. these drugs are, and the research sofa shows that the medication is effective only, and people in the early stages. but this is not a disease that's diagnosed early enough for the most part. is it what needs to happen to change that? well? yeah, well, i think a lot of things are already nothing that will change that. so you're correct that historically dimension has not been diagnosed until fairly late. you talk, people already have a quite obvious symptoms. one of the things that we saw from the data today is that the earlier retreat, the better the outcome is. so for example, in people who had only the mildest symptoms, they actually saw the 60 percent slowing of disease. and so that makes us wonder how early can we go?

well, we're seeing reporting here of the conference, a number of a blood test in blood test and could be widely available essentially around the world. right now people use things like candlewood, pat, scanning, intel pet scanning. those are very expensive and only available in specialty clinics, but blood tests can be deployed virtually anywhere at very low cost. a doctor, kate fargo. it's great to get your insights on this. we really appreciate that dr. kate father live and to them. thank you. thank you to a vox, now we're mosque and it's 300 year old. minarette has been demolished and the southern city of basra to allow a road to be expanded as long as you guys are accusing each other of negligence and miscommunication must with that, the why have reports from bus or the under. this is all the light, the ruins of a 300 year old dominion read. it is part of the elsewhere watch mosque,

one of the oldest and most in a walk, flat 10 to buy about those are all the old orders of local authorities and bustle. have a shot at me and i didn't, i shall audit the most good standing on top of the street and closing a traffic down the municipality of boswell wanted to solve that problem. but because of the lack of coordination between consent authorities, it was done in a home 4 way the meat of what the rest of the demolition was approved by the region . so new muslim religious authorities, but they denied that the default. the agreement was to carefully dismantled the mentor of it by experts and move it to another side of the mosque campus and the supervision of the antiquities authority. this destruction should never be gone unpunished. for the people of bustle, this incident reminds them of the destruction of most of the historic ludy mosque during the war against the ice in 2017 and the port out. i mean, they said this is

a loss not only for us, but also as the will because it's a world heritage site. over the centuries the also raj mosque was there any way you did several times, but it's 11 meter high minute rach retained its distinguished architecture. the demolition of this historic many writ shows how vulnerable heritage sites can be here and a rock. many people are angry and are calling for stricter rules to be put in place to preserve the country's cultural heritage. because to minnesota has threatened legal action, and politicians have demanded those it is possible for the demolition beheld to account, but many fee that unless someone is hilda as possible, it's only a matter of time until something like this happens again. we'd have to go ahead and just eat a bustle southern the rock as the real cause. government says, as well,

has recognized its sovereignty over the disputed power train of western sahara. the royal office signed to the letter from the as ready, prime minister benjamin netanyahu bought this be no confirmation from the as rainy side robot controls most of the tab tree, but has had less with international recognition, a separate as movement back y l julia has long pushed for an independent states. millions of u. s. military emails with highly sensitive information have been directed to molly by mistake. the error that took place over the past decade has been attribution to a type of leak like kind of has more on this from the white house, a special volume of emails that of the missed directed is absolutely astounding. reports indicates that there are millions of e mails that went to the wrong address over the. 7 last decade, now, the roots of a problem is a simple type of mine. each domain is doctor m l. the domain for military

correspondence is doctor m i l. what you've had here is the wrong domain being typed in on hundreds of thousands of occasions. now the whole matter has been made public by the dutch, well, that runs the molly email. so those they say they've been in contact with the white house, with the national security council, with the pentagon itself, but as yet have received no formal response. the pentagon says that it is aware of the matter. it is looking at the issue. it must be added to that reports indicates that none of the emails that were released are actually classified. this being said, the experts insist that that's not the flow of intelligence could have a major impact on the way the us military works. it gives details, medical records, have all the details names have come on this in various theaters. so it does have a massive impact on in a mounting basis and also a very important point,

but that's firm's contract with molly ends on monday. molly itself will take cobra maintenance on its own. so the, that means any emails that continue to flow to the wrong domain address will be gain direct to molly must be remember to molly is a very close ally of russia by kind of which is here at the white house. us secretary and state and the blinking is urging the senate to quickly confirm in thousands of national security posts. republicans in the standard have been obstructing k now, many posts across multiple agencies according to a state department official. the agency currently has 61 nominees outstanding, and this includes that here, age and investigatory on on the needs of wasting confirmation for positions around the world. the. we have the sports news still ahead on the news out of the basketball style showing. he's just as hard on the golf course piece. i will explain next in

the office full. she has pizza. elizabeth, thank you very much. i'm sure we're going to have many wonderful experiences that was leon l. macy's message to the fans as he was officially introduced as an into miami play at the the glistening of and literally coal. the unveil argentina's will temp winning captain. mary's movie fans, including into miami, co owner, david beckham at assume meet in fort lauderdale the 36 year old could make use to

have you on friday. i would like a good time with this. you know, well, 1st of all, i want to thank all the people of miami for that welcome and loved. since i arrived in the city, the truth is that i'm very excited and very happy to be here body. and to be with you. this is a transformational moment for manually exactly have argued with the best player that's ever played a game to make major league soccer. his league of choice is really special for us. so been so many years of developing this league into becoming a total player on the global stage. so a very momentous night for us. macy's, for my club, barcelona, have introduced nissan and you've got a gun to one you. he has 2 in the spanish champions on a freight transfer from mentions to city of the caps being the club to the treble. last season the gym and international needs to the new cap on a 2 year contract. the hey fun. so if the mexico crashed on to the world cup and color of the tea now have reason to celebrate itself, the winning a record,

extending 9th conquered cap gold cup. this was the moment they secure the one no victory of the panama. in the final the human school in the winter on 88 minutes that into mexico got their hands on, which i see the women's world cup co hosted by australia. new zealand kicks off in 3 days. spain's team of been involved in a controlled associated bay. first master gets costa rican whittington on friday. the score of apologize to the memory community you have promised the north with a base. it follows the social media video appearing to show the spanish pres, walking the traditional mount redone soccer preparations continue on the page for the opening games. the usa still vague campaign for the success of woke up title and the 2nd vietnam on saturday. and even park in oakland, no team is ever achieved that fees, and that would, would be easy. we want all women's teams to get better and better and we want to

get better and better. so i think that it's super special and it's like such a such a time right now to be in women sports and to be following women sports. so it's a really, really good thing. we encourage it, but we obviously want us to be the best or to mock the opening game being 3 days away, new zealand sky. and i will bring suddenly home to something that swim on fruit of 17. these a long banner before landing on the pitch at even park and open. that's what the tournament takes off with co hosts, musing and taking on no way on sunday touchstone. he was greeted with a traditional mallory. welcome the most various pieces of preparing to resume the bathroom for the ashes at old trafford. he mentioned step in the very cold foster james anderson in face of all the robins and full, the full faced boy by day victory ad heading lea a days ago. they have to win both the remaining matches to re game in the reason

why the number one is probably why the winning 2 to one in terms of the just about crucial times of minus 2 when the time of the bottle and by don't think with far off the match starts on wednesday, australia, and you need to avoid the fees and manchester to retain the ashes. but the bigger prize is the winning level tinge the 1st series victory in england for them for 22 years. here's a lot, lot um 2019 where the series was alive brought until the end. so um, you know, fight in serious need you are to sign um as it goes along this sort of this is novel, isn't it gets bigger and bigger side kind of see the difference the so this way coming and it has to, the ryan started. so why don't we get a full game in defending? i have been championed cameron. smith said he was close to tears as handing back the clara jug as he arrived for this makes to admitted to a level because in the north west of england is hosting the final means major will be yeah, smith as a means to become the 1st place has successfully defended title since public

harrington. 15 years ago. it's a, it's not to be back. i just had a hand back to try to get there. i think i thought i was going to do her up, but i was actually holding back from is that um yeah, if it is a bit of a loan, i guess that crept up on the it is a puts any golf. it will be proud of. it's not a play play this, but full time in the a champions. 5th carry the golden state warriors still made an eagle. ronnie's final hold when the american century championships, which is a celebrity to events. i've always dreamt of like a situation like this on an 18 green in front of a crowd like that to make a foot. and you just stick to the routine, have so much confidence in yourself there with the results, thankfully here when it was insane and playing this thing for almost a decade and to know, i finally got a when it's, it's pretty, pretty special as okay, that's what was supposed to be useful today, elizabeth faith to thank you very much for that. and that does it for the news hour,

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