but al jazeera, bind us where ever you get your product at the, to extreme weather warnings as tens of millions space rising temperatures across the us and europe. the main site, the sound is there in life and also coming up russia, which stores from the ukraine greendale move. you know, it's nation says, threatens global feed security the purchase and the janine refugee countertops to the palestinian authority arrest. 5 people. he's not a risk coming from the prices sky is for non prices for you as well.

see program announcing the couch to emergency assistance and hazy and a senior official. coles at the we begin with the dangerously holt temperatures across the united states. 79000000 people on the he till that following the weekend of record breaking temperatures all the way from florida to arizona. she had brought tennessee has the latest was on a dozen cities of now broken temperature records among the phoenix, arizona, with its 18th consecutive day above 43 degrees. the salvation army is bringing water hats and some screen to the on house. i tried all the time i, i like yellow yellow the heat till 8 i go away or, you know, just now i, my friend came to check on me and i was,

i couldn't stop slated in 2022 maricopa county soft 425, he related deaths, which was a record, the salvation army during this latest wave has been serving 4 or 500 people per day. so we're hoping with those efforts and the, the efforts of other organizations that are also providing sheet really you that will be able to keep those numbers down this year. on the other side of the country, miami, florida had its 14th consecutive day of temperatures reaching over 35 degrees to walk me just from the hallway here. somebody that will take us just a few minutes when you 2 bottles of water from that hot tub. ajax, and take a break for being so hot. but here there was also a localized flash flooding as a result of something down, pause, and still to hold his place on a different valley. california nevada boulder, on sunday temperatures here reached 53.33 degrees and the appropriately named furnace creek. the hottest temperature on us was recorded at the same spot on july

of 191356 point 67 degrees. it's hot, but the uh, the theme, the scenery is awesome. yeah. beautiful. so i'm excited to save. this is what they've been wanting about for decades more in terms of longer last in problems of extreme weather due to global warming. and this year, the el nino climate, the phenomena is exactly is amazing ma'am. made the time of change. 2023 looks to be on track to be the hottest year on record. she ever times. the elder 0. well, temperature is a soaring elsewhere to with heat waves reported in asia, africa and europe. health lots have been issued for 16 cities initially. wet weather expense, expect temperature reco. it's to be broken. the halt has ever temperatures expected on is always on. is a sicilian so then you know where the highs could reach 48 degrees celsius. the grease is dealing with move and scorching temperatures. strong winds of funding to

well fires and several see sign towns. hundreds of people have fled that homes or a challenge. of course, with europe's heat wave inevitably come to fires almost every summer. now greece bones, 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 blaze. people in the village have been told to leave up to 155 and 45 engines and 11 at croft. we're trying to control the flames that made the gale force winds for the west into truck, a 1200 children who were evacuated from holiday camps threatened by wild colors. save us of the month of greece is not alone. alfonso about a status lost his home on the spanish island of la palmer and the canaries. a,

i mean like if i told my wife to dress the children comedy, that 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 weekend. alfonso says it was about 2 minutes from the 1st flames in his house to the whole place being a place of families home in ashes. but this is a man who looks on the bright side a meal to him. but can you have to commission to my son was worried about the choice between told him to, to us, we'll 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, and that's how we want them to focus on it. we have. com and we are excited to start again to defy that destroyed alfonso. his home is not out to yet, and neither is europe's heat wave peak temperatures unexpected until wednesday will reach helens, out to 0, south korean president even so, p o is calling for an of

a whole of the countries disaster response system is comments follow, devastating floods which have killed at least 14 people. human said change is needed because of abnormal weather correspond climate change. the government is also investigating whether negligence was involved in the depths of 14 people trapped in a flooding tunnel. they died off to flood waters, rushed into the tunnel. so imagine that calls on a bus. let's go to a corresponding jessica washington who is live in exxon in north and jonah provence . firstly, on the incident that took place yesterday is the rescue operation. that completes all these so hoping that they can find some people to live well, that operation has around stuff, but of course the rains are still affecting many parts of the country here where i am and it's on city. this is one of the areas that has been devastated by this balance of extreme rein full. as you mentioned, at 41 people did 9 people killed across the country. as of the highest numbers at

the top 3 has seen intensive tests and missing people in more than a decade. and here where i am, the next on cal, it is home city. people suddenly feeling the effects of that this is having on agricultural communities. this is a found, this house just give you a sense of how, how high the rain for was it was about at this level so that higher than, than my waste in terms of the impact on, on farm is. we know that more than 226000 text is assignment has been damaged and you can see some of the crops strewn about uh onions, watermelons chillies, things that som is, this is a livelihood. the livelihoods of the farm is themselves. and we've been speaking with many of them who say that, well they have no choice to accept that, but this is the reality. they do certainly have criticism stuff about this process and how it has unfolded about what they see is a lack of preparedness from authorities. but they say that all they can do now is, is simply waves as they see they livelihood damaged around them. this is actually,

it's not a lake, it's a green house, it's completely under water. so you can imagine the impact that this is having on farm is. we also know that more than half a 1000000 lives still kevin killed since these heavy rain began. and you talked about the criticism around the lack of preparedness. what exactly is the government saying about that? well, you mentioned earlier, the president's comments that stop 3. it does need to step up its response to these incidents. so extreme weather because the reality is, is that they have to be increasingly out of increasingly frequently. but suddenly there are criticisms at the local level. people in this community feel that since the weather warnings were known about in advance, more should have been done to upgrade pumping equipment to ensure that a seem like like this didn't happen in the community, in terms of the criticism on a national level. while it's worth noting that last year, when sol experiencing experience reco a bit breaking slides, it's was flooding. and since reco keeping began more than a 100 years ago,

those similar promises were made a similar acknowledgement of rainfall becoming more extreme. and a similar commitment to ensure that the government would be best for pets. so questions that certainly being honest about, well, it's not. preparedness was increased in major cities, only a north and more the communities like this agricultural communities. and also some criticism from climate experts who knows that the government focuses too much on sort of a piecemeal approach, all of this recovery efforts, rather than allocating budget in advance to prevention measures. thank you for that . jessica washington. the 1st live in exxon in north telepresence, the, the russia has ended a deal that allowed grain to be exported. also, if you cranes blacks the ports it expired on monday evening most ago says conditions for extending the agreement, haven't been fulfilled. the tech is president red chip type at once as his

government is trying to get russia back on board with suicide, it has moved from a stumble. this is the last you carrying green from ukraine on the blacks. the green initiative, brokers by the united nations center to yeah. or now russia has pulls out seeing is demands have not been met. russia wants to see and, and west of the 4 sections on the russian agricultural bank and to restrictions on shipping. an insurance that must go say is, has hampered, it's agriculture, the exports. and the ticket is one of the main beneficiaries of the deal is that he's hopeful it can be helped. again, there will show that i've shown up 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 discounts of thoughts. 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, summit fee of global food shortages off the russia. and today that ukraine, nearly 33000000 tons of green and other foods have left you cream on the agreement to have quoted there, across the black sea that i loved. you can't export screen. see somebody without the rush of security guarantees. you can, you ships with no longer be able to save from exports. your opinions higher representative has accused of russia with weaponized 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 sort of a sort of 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 3rd largest recipient. now many here hold the good relations between on good i must go, go still save the bill. especially side of that. oh, sure, 0 stumble. a united nations secretary general says he is deeply disappointed at russia's withdrawal from the black sea greendale saying it was the lifeline for global faith security on deputy mazda kenneth said. james bass reports from the united nations in new york. until the last moment, the un secretary general has been trying to persuade russia to stay in the deal. the president putin didn't even bother to reply to his latest, let to see you dressed reporters. his mood was grim. i deeply regret the decision

by the russian federation. telling me now to the implementation of the black sea initiative, including resubmit all of russian security guarantees for navigation in the northwest and part of the black sea. these initiatives as ensure the safe passage of over 32000000 metric tons of false commodities from new canadian ports inside the security council. western countries were united and they come to a nation of russia. let's be clear. russia's actions all taking food out of the miles of the poorest people across africa, the middle east, and lots in america. and now was announcement that it would be withdraw from the black sea grain initiative. most co is threatening even more people. more children with starvation of russia decided not to attend the meeting at foreign minister

level. instead sending its deputy, i'm bassett, a. he said the deal was terminated, but i did this receive with a couple of, some of the russian federation will stand ready to consider it the resumption only when concrete results are achieved, rather than promises and assurances from western capitals even if you cranes, far administered demitra calais, but told me there are different views here with the un about what the deal is completely dead. 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. i'm told that during his meeting with the un secretary general, mr. calais, but raised a suggestion by his boss presence the landscape that perhaps the deal could continue operated by ukraine. took care of the un without the participation of russia. senior un officials though, if i doubt some about that, they say that no ship company or insurance company would want to risk the vessel

coming under russian attack. james bayes out of the united nations, kate phillips. but also as the vice president of global policy and advocacy messing cope's level humanitarian organization, she says poor nations will be impacted the most. this will be a huge shock to the global system and hit those least able to cope and living on the edge of hunger hardest. as we all remember, are the prices spiked last year after the complex started a basics, doing things like wheat and corn and cause a lot of volatility in the market and round that inflation. and we fear that those types of events will. busy occur again in the absence of this deal, which has allowed ukraine to safely export 32000000 metric tons of food or enough food to feed a 150000000 people around the world over this last year. so just to obtain

a picture for you of how deep global food and security is, there are 345000000 people currently facing high levels of food in security who need urgent assistance and 24000000 of them are already on the brink of sound and so you can imagine an additional shocked in that situation can cause fund told numbers of people to trip over the edge and to be a best of hunger. there's 18 countries of around the world that are facing of food and security, increasing levels of food and security. but i would know in particular the horn is africa, where we already had a fluid security crisis going on. when there was a number of fail seasons of rain that they were experiencing as a result of climate change. so having this additional shock on top of environmental shocks has really pushed countries like somalia, parts of ethiopia in northern virginia into alarming food and security situations. still, head on the al jazeera, united nations hands, i have

a ship to you have any officials, a key stepped to avoid a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea. a new home for alice on this patients with a discovery that could slow down the disease. the and were off and running with your weather update for the america is beginning, and south america still cooler, playing us through the river, play months of the day, or at 10 degrees this below where you should be for this sum of the year. some what, whether we see that wind off the a bond tick that's going to induce a few showers for that southeast corner of brazil, top tier of south america. right now, the rain is falling, but no weather alerts to speak of here. so it won't be as intense as we've seen in the past, but where there are some heavy falls of rain, costa rica, and panama, as we see those winds pick up. so that's groups off the moisture from the caribbean

sea and drives it right into central america. then it's all about the heat for the desert, southwest phoenix officially on tuesday, you will now enter your longest heat wave on record and it will keep going. for the next several days, us call states fairly quiet. we have seen a lot of rain in florida as of late, but that won't be the case on tuesday, except as we look towards the south of the state. there's also been a lot of rain in the northeast still more in the forecast here, but it is a hot and she made pitcher in places like new york city on tuesday. and quite a vigorous storm system trying to spin up between candidates, alberta and his schedule in providence. just the other day. a big hailstorm in calgary. more severe weather on the way the has been a school for an a progressive change. the locked in america this time, besides you were me a high as does violence against gender, sexual minorities. i've come to when

a series to get 2 young women who have taken place and it were to establish greater freedom and equality. welcome to generation change as level series attempts to understand, i'm telling you, i think that move like use around the world. generation change on out you 0 the the, the watching out as a reminder, on top stories this out dangerously whole temperatures across the united states and not less thing off this week. 79000000 people on the heat to the following weekend reco, breaking temperatures all the way from, from florida to arizona. the sound creating present in unit, so kill is cooling for an of

a hold of the countries disaster response system. since emphasizing sounds killed, at least 40 people in the said change is needed because of abnormal weather caused by climate change. the united nations section general says he's deeply disappointed and russians withdrawal from black sea grain do saying that it was a lifeline for global st. secure, so let's go said since conditions for extending the agreement, haven't been met up in process in the janine refugee camp and the all combined westbank and follows the rest of 5 palestinians by the palestinian authority security forces. it's not meant to hon says there is detained and as if it's on the wing a keys, the p a, it's making political arrest. laura con has moved from a model to the janine battalion, which is made up of posting and is lumnick g had fight says how the process is tight to need a refugee camp this evening. and it's against the policy and authority of they may

have the rest of 5 members who have helped me. and if i make jihad from java, which is just southwest of janine out, 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 all the kinds of trust the occupied west fine. as many people are fed up with a 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. the palestinians are again, security, coordination with israel, a many policy and just seeing, let down, especially with the uptake of violence from israeli. so just settlers and rates

across the occupied westbank this. yeah. north on al jazeera ramallah. and they just found that jeff is, is on the way of humans case to avoid a detain, then decaying time care from spilling oil intimacy. you know, a spacious has sent a ship that will extract the oil from the tank. a, b, m is warning signs or olds of who benefits from the salvage oil. hashem, i have bought out reports from the board. the un vessel nautica of humans coast near died. that this is not because they always turn cuz that's we replace the f a so soft uh, the decaying vessel is whitening to spill more than a 1000000 barrels of oil into the red sea. it's a big day for her c officials. they are joining the signing ceremony of an agreement that allows yemen software company to own and run the new tank.

then it's about the time about we reached the deal to prevent a disaster that would affect the entire region effect fishermen with millions of dollars, we're preventing a potential catastrophe. they would have cost billions. so this is the man who played a crucial role in galvanizing international opinion against the sweats of a major or as bill david grassley, the residence and humanitarian goal today to for the united nations. the global fund raising, he lost generated more than a $100000000.00 needed to solve as the software mode off the coast of her data. and by this new vessel that took a long time to convince everybody a government's private sector that this was actually viable. and i, i can understand why why people would be skeptical, given the multiple attempts to deal with in the past that did not succeed. and, and the fact that it was still very active as a, as a, as

a civil war. but the suffer isn't just an environmental threat. so is the thought of the war 8 years ago. it has become a divisive political issue. the to nationally recognize government to the admin base and then say they are the ones who should own the south side of the not take a another revenues from the sale of the oil stock on the soft uh should be transfer to its accounts. the hosting is controlled for they the fun uh, and the new i'd say the of the legitimate or far with the m. and how did, how do i 70 and 85 percent of the population in human lives in the area is controlled by the government of santa. we have shown they are able to stand for the rights and interest of the human beings. we will preserve games as of the logic. i would be more next to soft. uh so the oil can be transferred. the risk of a major oil spill may be diminishing, but the site to remains tightly guarded, technical support teams, operating non stop,

any damage to the old and poorly maintain stuff. a good discharge is cargo or in another state, living ecosystems in the red sea, gulf of aidan and suez can on the arrival of north dakota. yep, it is a milestone. it took months of, it goes to issues with all the warring factions as well as the international community to get to this point, the un hope base will lead to the sponsor of tools to and the complex. and he was a political divide by the 0 off the coast of her data cnn most and it's 300 a year old minarets have been demolished in a rock some of the city of basra to allow road to be expanded, local, say, the destruction if this were so raji, minarets, and it's most is and erosion if iraq's heritage antiquities officials say they did not permit the demolition. and the minarette should have been preserved. you and

will feed program says it will drastically cut aid assistance to hazy due to a short seizure funding will affect around a $100000.00 people a month. the youngest described the move as heartbreaking. just on the hall of the country's population, which is around $5200000.00 people rely on some form of outside humanitarian assistance. food insecurity and hazy as west and as of gangs continue to expand and take control of the launch areas of the country. so not to empower as the u. n. well, same program, country direct and hates east as accounts come at a time when he's, he's facing both economic and political instability. well, he's facing one of his most severe 3rd prize. these, the needs of the manager and assistance and here are the highest since 2010. so this is a very bad time. there's never a good time for tail emergency programs, but this has a very bad time comes in when these are picking. and when we know that the

levels of fluid security is a need or only seconds. so just as soon as it's quite concerning, there's a, this is a little later concert. this is the main driver for the security. there are other factors as well. there's been no installation that's reached 48 percent per year. there's also been uh, drought and flooding. and uh, and there's that there's also been a long term to find an average culture offices me donations, especially vulnerable to one of those are the consequences of the security play in the country. i for that the world is strong and that the public opinion of the western countries is as sensitive to the suffering the people. i'm not getting countries why katie. and it's been a struggle for us to attract attention, is that he's not a risk of becoming a forgotten prices. he is forgotten. prices, scientists have presented

a new medicine that's that they say flows on this disease significantly on the spot . having some serious side effects. that scene is a hope for more than 50000000 on the patients worldwide. that fast and reports for most of them with aging populations of high. and this is one of the fastest growing and most of the real estate and diseases of our time. but not only because of serious mentally loss, but often leads to lots of independence and eventually death jo month. i mean he was diagnosed with alzheimer's at age, 54 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. we were shocked. i've been fortunate that my progression hasn't been as bad as i expected. but we have seen declines and it's hot it's, it's just, it's a challenging to the skis sciences 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 both protein slacks from patients brains still no fewer, but it's considered a breakthrough after decades of failing to find madison's test for the alternate, i think these drugs give us hope that we can do things. these are those, these are the 1st drugs of a new generation and they're not the then all 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 of science. very dramatic. but assuming we can monitor scientists here at the world's largest gathering of alzheimer's research. this call is a start of a new era with alzheimer, no longer being and untreatable disease, but all those a more skeptical though, scientists accuse the pharmaceutical industry of given patients for this whole that's professor muscle. older ricketts as the new drugs don't have enough benefits for patients or just scientist and the industry to focus more on auto causes of

alzheimers, then only protein blacks. it's clear that these have been 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 of the company is when they say that, see that it's more this 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 the .