same size as the stream dusting with joy kissing each other. and algeria, she lives until she left a split even though chinese managed to beat the french army. why not die? the decline continues an episode to us legends, his french t colonization on al jazeera of the wild flies, extreme temperatures and warnings of a climate catastrophe. a huge wave shotzel, his records around the world. the real about this, and this is obviously life from don't have also coming up a day of national resistance is really is a gathering for want to be the biggest protests yet against time traditional reforms. russia has attacked to ukrainian courts as the world reacts to the

collapse of the black sea drain deal major salvage operations underway in the red sea to avoid a catastrophic oil spill. the temperatures have reached new horizons. several countries around the world experience huge waves. june was the hottest ever recorded, and july is close to setting a new record in the us record breaking to participate in registered from california and the west coast to florida in the east was on the state capital of phoenix recorded. it's 18 straight days. about 43 degrees celsius, homeless people across the city bore the brunt divisions across the atlantic in europe, the italian capital rome has set a new record high of 41.8 degrees celsius. much of southern europe is experiencing record heat. wildfires in greece are closing in the capital athens. meanwhile,

japan has issued heat stroke and lots of tens of millions of people in nearly half of its provinces and in china, temperatures. and then a more time, some ball in the northwestern jang region sort to record high of more than 52 degrees or wrong. as regular temperature for the 1.8 degrees celsius, smashed the previous record by more than a degrees outside the san francisco leave. the record for the highest temperature ever seen in europe is set to be broken up. but how many reports from room? these are busy days if you're a doctor in italy as the sewing temperatures continue. so 2 is the concern for the elderly. think of something that hasn't been feeling herself over the past few days through the number. if at the meeting, i know that it's awful, i can't sleep at night and i can't live during the day. it's impossible. i never experience such heat all the time. i feel like i'm a box spring. normal life is already more difficult at all age the he just takes

everything out of me. the doctor tells her she needs to drink much more water, something funk admits she often forgets he and says that it's a live saver during the heat wave. in the summer of 2020 to 80000. people died here and literally the vast majority of them being elderly. so the most vulnerable this year have so sorry tease. i'm not taking any chances. they have put together a task force that is being deployed all over the city. the. it all starts with a phone call. this health clinic follows up more than a 1000 elderly who by large living lo, checking on them on a daily basis. teams also go from home to home to check on those with medical conditions like july nothing, courtney persisted. just being that goes out once a day to walk the adult prints. but for july not it's been tough. you just sit by

to me, say you're probably to tell us. it's been nearly a month. i've only been at the hospital here at home. it's horrible. i don't get depressed, but i get very novice. i didn't recognize myself. the heat drives me crazy, but i'm not allowed to leave the house. so i go from room to room. both sister told us about the fear of isolation ever since the global fund demik. and do have a daily phone call or a visit is reassuring. the on the inside, the one, the bottom, the space, the a very scared when we speak to them, they often break down and to be afraid that something happens to them. and no one notices. most of those who died last year were discovered a few days later because there was no one around why to get ahold of me that he did . the worst is yet to come. during these days of a red alert, the elderly are a huge concern with the timing of just the red room where some of the world's highest temperatures are being seen in the western united states. and kristin southern is joining us now. live from nevada christa. i was just have

a quick look is about 9 am. i think they're in its estimated at about 57 degrees celsius. i know people there are used to high heats, but how many coping with the 6th stream measure the well here in clark county, nevada, it's actually 43 degrees and it has been for 3 days now and is expected to stay at those levels till the end of the week, that's not really unusual in terms of this part of the country because of the desert in terms of temperatures do get that high. what's unusual is that it's been so long, it's been going on for such a long time here and throughout the south western united states. we've seen many cities break daily records and records for our extended period of time. in phoenix, arizona. it's been over 45 degrees for now uh, 19 days consecutive. and so with the national weather service is telling people

here you may think you're used to living in the desert. but this is not the typical desert rather because of the long duration. and the high temperature is not only during the day, but also at night when things typically cool down a bit. i'm actually in one of several cooling centers that have been set up in clark county to help people who may not have access to air conditioning. and i'm joined by major harold. wow. that he is with the salvation army, which is a religious organization, which helps the underprivileged, correct. right. thanks for joining us here. can you tell me a little bit more about who you are healthy at this pulling center and that your other facilities? sure salvation army is holding center here in clark county and we have to and then we also, we also operate with the police department with more teens and they are traveling things that pass out hold water around town. so what happens is, up here in the cooling centers, we basically serve those that are experiencing homelessness, low income families,

low income adults, things like that. be able to come in when they have no other place to go and air condition building. we, we offer them showers, we offer them watery facilities, cold water, of course, a place to rest in the air conditioning. and then of course, in the middle of the afternoon, we serve meals here. we have caseworkers here that what that are able to assist them with their housing needs, things like that, not just housing needs, but any of their needs, whether they be mental health challenges, addiction issues, job training, job searches, we do all that, all those things here at the salvation army. and so we do all of that here. and then of course, with our traveling more teams, then they carry the water with them throughout the neighborhoods and the areas in town that, that we have more people experiencing homelessness. and they, and they just pass about then the author, the services for people to come back here. how is this latest ways different from what you've seen in the past? is it affecting what you do? so as you pointed out, usually a heat wave, but especially here in las vegas is,

uh, you know, a couple of days a weekend, something like that this many days in a row. basically what it has done here is it has force people who are normally sleeping outside. they can put up with one or 2 really crazy hot nights. so now as to the point where day after day after day and there be hydrated and things like that. so what happens is our, our shelters are getting full. so even here at our day center, we commonly serve 250 people a day here in our day center. that's now up to about 300 people. a day in our shelters are getting closer and closer to the past. and what is the risk that people face? i mean, how dire have you had to call ambulances? do they know the risk or do you think they, i don't know that. so this one at a significant percentage of those that are experiencing almost a dispute so that they don't always know the risk or even if they do know the risk, maybe they get caught somewhere downtown, whether it's not a cooling station close by. or again, you know, it's a large metropolitan area. so there's a lot of cement. there's a lot of, you know,

things like that. even if you think you're in the shade, it's still a $115.00 degrees outside. you know, so, so it surprises people. sometimes the main, the main issue of course that we deal with this heat stroke and, and it does happen. and we of course we have uh, we have less staff around here, this pain. we have some medical stuff here. and then we call paramedics and mediately for us. well, thank you so much and thanks for giving us some insight into what's happening here . the people here told me that they are giving out a 1000 bottles of water a week. now, as a result of this latest heat wave in the brain needs that people are facing. and again, it's not just here in car county, nevada, where i think people, when they internationally think of nevada, they think of las vegas fancy tourist destination with lots of people with money and air conditioning. but the homeless population here is actually quite substantial as over 6000 people with many 1000 more that are

to start are at risk of becoming on house. so they are the most at risk as a result of this latest cheese wave. and that is continued not only here in clark county, but around the, southeastern south western and now south central united states as well. first, and thank you very much indeed this. christy said to me, bringing us up to date from nevada. the file grease has been hit by wild sized following temperatures as high as 44 degrees residents. a month northwest of athens are being forced to free their homes. more than 255 fights has 9 helicopters, 11 aircraft, and 75. fire engines were taking on a 5 mile wide fire front decreases prime minister is returned home urgently from a summit in brussels palestinians and guys are struggling to keep cool because of the power shortage of worsens by the continuing is really blockade. money are going 12 hours a day without electricity. social media campaigns are being launched,

urging the local generators to produce more power. for many, the beach provides little rushed by from the blistering heat. and it is a protest, as are holding a day of national resistance in opposition to judicial changes proposed by the government in terms of like an asset past the 1st reading of a controversial bill to limit the supreme court's powers. the biggest protests are expected in the evening and choosing jerusalem and tel aviv. i'm dumb jim is joining us live from west service one. what does another large roundly happening there? we were talking to you about an hour ago. my mama done the crowd was smaller than it was and it seems to be getting bigger behind you. it could sound like it's going to be the one of the biggest protests. yes. rob. the expectation is that the protests will continue to grow this evening and continue to grow throughout the week. let me tell you where we are right now. we are in front of the supreme court and you see behind me the protesters out there waiting is

really flags. many of them have either noise makers, one musical instruments down families. there are young people from across the entirety of the spectrum of the population here. and they're all coming week. one message, they want the prime minister to show for good his proposal. this bill that would limit the power of the supreme court. now, why are we in front of the supreme court wisest protests which encompasses a few 1000 people we believe at this point in front of the spring for the spring. fortunately, a part of the controversy this package of proposed laws that were proposed by the prime minister and as far right. we coalition critics of this package of the proposed law say that we take israel away from democracy on talk proceed. i. they say that it who the road trips balance significantly. we can power up introduce street in this country. today, you've had thousands of people come out across the country. there have been dozens

of rallies. several people arrested according to israeli police, a due to what they called a disruptive conduct and we just, it's expect to throughout the week there will be more protests because there, there is so much of a ground swell of enthusiasm when it comes to people coming out fine, this is a message to the prime minister to not go forward with the 2nd and 3rd readings, which would enact that into law, which is people lot of who believe would happen potentially monday. the 24th monday of next week. rob bama. thank you very much. indeed, that's mohammed junction bringing this up to date from west jews and that their attempts are ongoing inside. yeah, maybe i'll just bring about a ceasefire into down. the army which is battling rapid support for us is a sense of delegation to jet or to set has its demands previous negotiations and the red sea city was suspended in june following seas far vile oceans, but also for power incident and has led to the desk of at least 3000 people and forced a 3000000 people from their homes,

have them oregon is following developments from on demand and she explains why the adults are happening now. there are 2 things to look at as the reasons as to why the 2 sides have resumed in direct talk and decided city of just the. the 1st is the developments on the ground. now here in the city or from the man, they were areas that were dominant dominated by the rapids support forces. and which is the army, was able to regain control of pushing back the rapid support forces, introducing their control in the city of on demand. then you have had a to north at that's part of the capital. the army has been trying to take control of what it has been unable to do so. so right now on the ground slicing is taking a lot of toll from both sides. when it comes to the army, they say that they want to reach an agreement that would include a comprehensive dialogue and that will eventually lead to a free and fair election. then you have the permanent, through rapid support forces. they dominate many parts of the capital, but uh on the terms in terms of reputation. they've been getting

a lot of reputation, especially from rights groups, have been accused of mass graves in the city in the city of janina and west are 4th of targeting civilians based on the estimates of these and being behind the displacement of hundreds of thousands in west are for so that those up with a negative reputation that they getting at the moment could be one of the reasons why they've decided to resume talks again into sort of city of tend to these talks are insight wrecked. and they're in for some sort of a cease fire to allow for humanitarian aid. and eventually the hope is that they would be a permanent these fires. that's what the end of conflict that has been ongoing since mid april. so i had an order 0 to find out why a us soldier has been detained in north carolina, an officer of upon the voting across the demilitarized zone. besides the,

brought to you by visit cutoff a how i was safe and very heavy rain recently. and so the korean peninsula, south korea, in particular of course, but i am pleased to say that this find a plan and wrangle slowly make his way for the race. was 2 things to point out on the map here. not just that right up towards the safety panel. so tropical storm time, a final warning has now been issued for that still, we will fill out in terms of the wind, but some really heavy right down the coast, southern pots of china over the next few days. that joyce up with some weight by the pushing ever towards shanghai as we go through where to stay there is that where to where the coming into japan cooler in total cavity around $32.00 to so degree celsius tech to, to steal as we go through 1st i fly, by the way, to show us of one or 2 shelves into the cramping age limit polarity, a shelves across the good pots of central and southern china, trying to break the heat still into the taste. the brill hate stays by the no budging at around $36.00 degrees celsius. tropical storm,

that souls i bring some very heavy right to northern pops. so vietnam pushes a little further west. switch over the coming dies, play the a shout was there a crossing though? china. tiny, a showers to which was the philippines and developing system might bring some, evaluate whether i went to the philippines as we go through this week with some heavy and fun to read down post to come the weather brought to you by visit castle. then the tories terraces of the football ultras way club loyalty can mean violence, confrontation when i was young, when there was a football match, we were frightened because the friends couldn't go crazy. with an indonesia, one group of revolutionary supporters. i was taking a stand, i guess the main regression with the kind of alaska display of peace. and you between defends, who make football ultras and angels on out just the right the

of the watching. i'll just need a reminder about top stories this up. somebody's capitals, why just an age. highest temperature on record rooms record temperature of $41.00 degrees celsius, smashed the previous record, but more than the degree record high temperatures are being set in 3 continents with health authorities. sending the alarm in asia, europe, and north america and the southern united states. 18000000 americans have under change, allowed, says records were sent from arizona to florida. and israel protest as a holding a day of national resistance in opposition to judicial changes proposed by the government in kansas. because as a pos for 1st reading and a controversial good, some limit disappearing powers attendance or ongoing inside of your baby. i to

bring about a seems 5 and so down the army which is battling rabbits. bored forces sent a delegation to jetta to set out its demands. previous negotiations and the red sea city were suspended in june, the following cease fire violations. okay, let's stay with our top story that he'd weigh the sweeping across the northern hemisphere. us climate on via john kerry is holding talks in beijing is visit comes as china is struggling to cope with reco type temperatures on widespread flooding. katrina, you reports from beijing. the ice skating may be a widget sports, but this summer it's a popular option for those wanting to escape. so ring temperatures outside parts of china are experiencing the most severe heat wave in recent history. the north western pulled inception, john reached a record high of 52.2 degrees celsius on sunday. it's raising concerns of agricultural output. closing costs are among those effected in the northeast. hundreds of pigs died after a power outage,

disrupted farms ventilation system. analysts say the climate emergency is more evident than ever before. to put in that i don't have in china, most people agree on the climate change issue. but it was a shame as many don't see the connection between climate and their own behavior. so the drought, the effects hydropower generation. so when electricity is comp these impacts industries and the people, your air conditioners cannot even be used to. so it is just giving people a very real 1st hand experience in between us climate. and boy, john kerry met premier lee chunk and top diplomat one e. carrie. want the extreme with a could worse and coming weeks trying to show

both sides. say climate corporation could provide a fresh start for the troubled relationship, but disagreements of the climate financing and co consumption remain facing park is usually crowded at this time of year. but there's no one inside people in northern china doing what ever they can just try to avoid wells ranking. all those in the south of the immunization heavy rain in the city of food to rescue operations underway. after a ty, food struck on monday, a rid of look for flash flooding has been issued inc. long see provence. the chinese authorities say extreme weather will continue for another 10 days. public air conditioned areas have been set up in some cities and others are using. but as a means necessary to stay cool, katrina, you out of 0, the doing washington is priced 250000000 dollars in a to your training and farmers to help them continue exporting grain. some of the

power is chief of us agency for international development, and she says the funds that should help farmers find alternative routes to see shipments rush, i pulled out of the black sea greenville on monday, and that ensure the safety of freedom, other exports by amount of time routes from ukrainian ports, bushes attacks to your training and poets, and what it's called a massive retaliation. we strike moscow blames your training for mondays attack on the cast bridge and try me in that i should defend some industries out of the target store facilities that prepared capitalist acts against russia drain instead of shot down almost all russian missiles and drones, with every damaging several homes in odessa, russel sell has more from his stumble in the target sheil side sealed for full that this deal can be how that together and just suggested they present ad one right ahead of flying to saudi arabia often rushes decision has said that she's still hopeful that this deal can work and he said the prism put in or for russia. he said

he believes that she wants to continue this humanitarian quarter there through the black sea. and he says that the diplomatic efforts are going to continue. and the for the ministers of 2 companies are going to meet. so today they have seen a phone call between the turkish for the minister. how can a few done and the russian for the minister laboratory. and after that, there has been a statement that really is then according to the statement that said that the vote for the ministers have discussed the ways to explore new ways for the russian green to be explored through a route that is not susceptible to key west in somebody's house. so from this statement, what's on the stand is that now there, the russia, i'm turkey, turkey. they're trying to create a deeper and a new power little agreement. so the 1st agreement between church here. yeah. you like the emissions and ukraine, that we'll load, ukrainian green to be exported through the black sea. we don't support suspicion or

for russia and the power of what is going to be between turkey and russia. that is going to secure russian greens to be exposed. the to the international market. so of course how they're going to secure these routes and whether the west has shown sanctions are still going to remain as an obstacle or not. this is not clear at this moment. i saw that you all probations be gone off the coast of yemen, involving 2 giant oil tankers side by side. the threads of a catastrophic wireless spelling the red sea appears to be receiving thanks to our $140000000.00 rescue mission. i should, well, how about i was watching was happening. this is not the always time because that's we replace the ever so soft the. the decaying vessel is whitening to spill more than a 1000000 barrels of oil into the red sea. it's a big day for how seal officials, they are joining the signing ceremony of an agreement that allows yemen software company to own and to run the new tank, a relative i got somebody we reached

a deal to prevent a disaster that would affect the entire region effect fishermen with millions of dollars we're preventing a potential catastrophe that would have cost billions. this is the man who played a crucial role in galvanizing into national opinion against the sweats of a major or as bill a. david dress leads 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 soft 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 with the skeptical given the multiple attempts to deal with in the past, it 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 a 2 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 out and then not take a another revenues from the sale of the oil stuck on the soft uh should be transferred to its accounts. the hosting is controlled for they, the son uh, and the new i'd say the of the legitimate or far with the m. and how do i chevrolet 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 governments as and the multi kind of with the more next to soft uh, so the oil can be transferred. the risk of a major oil spill may be diminishing, but the side to amazed by the god,

the technical support teams are operating non stop any damage to the old and poorly maintained. stop a good discharge. it's got to go on and devastate levine ecosystems in the red sea, gulf of aidan and suez can on the arrival of i'm not a human is a milestone. it took months of legal 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 spots of tools to and the complex. and he is a political divide by the 0 off the coast of her data, cnn. now, how she has been covering human phonology to for a long time, but the conflict between saudi arabia and the around by few rebels are made. he's only not being able to visit again, he's been talking about the changes he's seen. you know this to a 1014. i was here when i'm side allows the hair with these thoughts of the nazis participle but that it was quite obvious. it was just going to be about time for them to take over control of fun. a bodies came as

a huge surprise when they took over son, adi slows of the government. and that expenses that influence to was different parts of the country. the volunteers thought this moving, solve this website, do ravia, and be of into a 1015 saying that this is something that poses huge, do political threats to the region. i came back about a few weeks of the, about a 10 days ago to young men, which is no longer the humans that i've known for many, many years. it's divided, it's beset by all sorts of problems. and it could easily just integrate. you have a government based insulin, now you have the internationally government based in as in. but even in the south, there are different authorities binding for them to get say you have us, especially this movement was that we would like to reinstate the republics that existed in the south before 1990. so the potential of this country to further disintegrate is high, but is hope that if the sound is along with the government in son,

i managed to come to some sort of a political settlement about a ceasefire. this could bring all the parties in the near future to negotiate a permanent supplement. it is the top priority for the united nations by the i yet to find out how to can move forward or us citizens across the border into north korea without authorization, i just thought he's being detained. minds believe to be an american soldier who was taking part in the tour on the dom militarized border separating north and south korea according to local media. it was with a group of visitors in the village of palmer job, but he's any bolted over the brake line which marks the border. the lines confirmed the unauthorized crossing did take place and it says is working to resolve the incident. my account is good, the latest from washington dc. so the pentagon has just released the statement. it's saying that a us service member on an orientation to a willfully and without the authorization across the military demarkation line into

the democratic people's republic of korea. here we have a at the parent cairo's vacation that this was not a mistake. the use of the word willfully that indicates that the soldier does this on purpose, although that has got to be confirmed at some stage. so this was 1st reported by the un combined, which supervisors that email to try. so in between the 2, korea is which has been in place since 1953 a this of course. now i think mistakes in terms of confrontation, not just between the careers, but obviously between the us and north korea, the us backing south korea and has been doing so for a long period of time. so just another incident that could provide a spot to some kind of the dispute in that highly difficult area. the one security council is holdings for us to have a meeting in the financial sense of artificial intelligence, mr. global peace. it comes off to you and she.