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a catastrophic oil spill. we're going to have a report from yemen and a threat to global peace from the wise of the machines. the un security council holds its 1st ever meeting on the dangers of artificial intelligence. and on far as small with the latest sports and mattress, the united bolstered their rank. so how does the new season cameron keep her entre? oh, nice heading to old trafford from entering the land and a deal worth around. $60000000.00 in the global temperatures are reaching new highs. several countries around the world i hit by huge waves. june was the hottest ever recorded in july is close to setting a new record in the us. ultra high temperatures have been registered from california on the west coast to florida in the east for the 18th day hours on the state capital of phoenix. so temperature is about $43.00 degrees celsius on highs.

people across the city having suffering the most across the atlantic in europe. vitale and capital rome has had a record high of 41.8 degrees celsius. meanwhile, wildfires in greece are closing in the capital. athens japan is issued heat stroke alerts for tens of millions of people in nearly half its provinces. and in china, temperatures in the remote time of some bio north. i've seen jang region sort to a high of more than 52 degrees. a lot of corresponding christmas and i've been standing by was born in the hot weather from the us state of nevada and todd all of the highly it is in room. we're going to speak to them both in a moment. first looked at how the elderly coffee and the italian capital. these are busy days if you're a doctor in italy as the sewing temperatures continue. so 2 is the concern for the elderly splunk of something that i have had been sealing herself over the past few days. through the numbers i've done with it, 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. as i said, but you may say, you probably will 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 he drives me crazy, but i'm not allowed to leave the house. so i go from room to room. the sister told us about the fear of isolation ever since the cool bit funds that make and do have a daily phone call or a visit is reassuring. on the fall without, in fact the one divided 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 right role. how does joining us not from

room? how to it seems as though there's very little people that can do except just wait until it ends. yeah, so it's absolutely is that what people can do is stay indoors and go out as little as possible. and that's something we have been see not only here in room, but today we were about an hour away from here. and during the hot hours of the day, you barely see anyone on the street, people might be going from a to b. but since the not having us for this jesus only in the evening, that sort of life comes back to some sort of mortality normality. roger, even though i have to say that tonight is it is too very, very hard. so i was just checking the temperature as we are waiting to go on is was still around $39.00 degrees. and that means of all the people will have

a sleepless night because the infrastructure here is not built for this kind of weather. most of the buildings are very, very old. some of them are listed that you can't even have them a c to them because of their historical value. but most people would tell you they don't have an ac until they have a fab. i found these days is not doing much, although thank you very much indeed have the of them have eaten talking to us from room, as well as some of the world's highest temperatures are being seen in the western united states. interested in selling these life for us in nevada. i don't want to be over to simply stick about this custom, but it, nevada, of course, is the desert. one would imagine people there might have been a least more used to high temperatures. yeah, you might think so, but the issue is the pro long feed in addition to the high temperature. so here in nevada they've seen temperatures topping 43 degrees celsius for 3 days in a row. and that trend is expected to continue all the way until saturday. and it's

that prolonged sheets, not only the hot temperatures that are approaching record levels during the day, but also overnight as well. normally in the desert you get this cooling happening overnight when the hot weather only comes in for a day or 2 that hasn't been happening. and that's making things extremely dangerous . and that has the national weather service actually warning people not to treat this like typical desert weather because of that prolonged nature of it. um that of course it poses a serious health risk if you're outside and weather like this. if you don't stay hydrated if you don't have some place cool to go and that's where we are. we're at a salvation army cooling center lunch is about to be served here for anyone who needs it. anyone who needs a place to get out of the hot weather and have some place to go. this is a, a year round service, a shelter that helps people that are perhaps

a homeless or down on their luck. but what they've seen in the last week is an increase in the demand. and we were here earlier and we saw the emergency rescue truck coming to treat someone who had a heat stroke. and they're saying that this is becoming a daily occurrence here. they've given out 8000 bottles of water this week alone and 8000 per day or per week. so it gives you a sense of just the scope of what they're dealing with. and of course, people talk about nevada, they think of las vegas, the glitzy strip. and the casino is which are all highly air condition, but you get outside of the city and, and there's a lot of people who are struggling. there's more than 6000 homeless in the county, and many more who are living more on the edge. i spoke to a young man earlier who was between jobs, lost his apartment, and was going from shelter to cooling center, as he's looking for work,

trying to make ends need until he can. but this weather, of course, is a huge, huge risk for him. and for others, we actually saw people sleeping in tubs out on the sidewalk in the middle of a city neighborhood. so it's a very dire situation for a lot of people here. and this is nevada, where people are used to desert temperatures. so you can imagine in other parts of the united states in the south west, the central south and the south east, which are now also under this heat dome and facing record setting temperatures. if not breaking records by the day, which many of them are dozens of cities have, have broken daily temperature records. they're also facing this pro long hot spell as well. so for those who are on house, it's particularly dangerous and particularly unexpected. for many a catch as many by surprise. so that's why the national weather service, again, counseling, people to keep drinking and seeking out cool places where they can to try to avoid

heat stroke and other potentially life threatening conditions and talking to us from nevada is kristin. so let me, kristen, thank you very much. indeed, a little tiny motor ahead and the news are including tulsa stops, to be months of fighting. and so down a reports the resumed in saudi arabia, supporters of the opposition confined to the actual, demanding, the government steps, done months before the general election. and in support, one last little type of push for this icon on women's football. the latest woke up build up is on his way. the nomine. israel protests as a holding a day of national resistance and opposition to judicial changes proposed by the government becomes also like an acid past. the 1st reading of a controversial bill to limit the supreme court's powers. the biggest protests are expected in the evening on tuesday in jerusalem. instead of it, i'm exemptions but more from west to so these protesters have converged outside of

the supreme court. why that supreme court? because it's the supreme court that would have its powers, its oversight powers, limited. if the bill that's been proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu passes its 2nd reading might happen. next week. we are determined to continue to send the message. they will not back down until this proposal is show i think of future. a and my family as a part of this country and all my environment is being deciding whether we can make a change or not. today, we may have it 2nd. the 3rd really to connect to next week is part of a larger package of large additional overall package. proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu, and as far as like williams coalition. and critics of those proposals say that if

they were enacted, that they would take israel away from democracy and put it on a road towards our talk or see they say that it would substantially, we can look at this rate. and they also say that it would eliminate necessary checks and balances. now the prime minister said that if this bill passes, that he will then essentially take a step back and he will try to avoid compromise on the parts of the proposed legislation going forward. everybody we've spoken to here says they do not believe the prime minister. the prime minister has a history of lying and see if you will make any promise possible to call us down and to make us go home. we're not going home. we've been demonstrating for 29 weeks in a row. we're going to continue to demonstrate because you can't process just one of the many rallies that's been held throughout the day a day that's been dealt by the protesters to be a national day of resistance. everybody that we've spoken with, rob today has said that they expect that the protesters will continue to come out

and that the numbers and the number of protests will only grow throughout the week . how much improvement does either west jerusalem. donald trump says he's received a lot to attending and these are the sensitive of justice department investigation and to efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election result of army us presidents made the statement on is the truth. social platform is seen as an indication he could soon be indicted by federal prosecutors, especially the council, who is investigating attends by tom supporters to stop the transfer of power to joe biden was declined to comment. or us citizen has cross the border into north korea without authorization and is likely being detained. the man whose believe to be an american soldier was strictly positive tour the militarized border separate the north and south korea. according to local media. he was with a group of visitors in the palm on joan village when he suddenly bolted over the brick line, mocking the boat at you and just confirm the unauthorized cross into place. it says

it's working to resolve the incident. let's see how many times he's joining us, live at the pentagon. with all the interest, i know the defense secretary lloyd austin's been talking about. they said at the pentagon, they made a statement about it. what else do we know about what's been happening? and this is a story that's getting more and more curious by the hour. what we have been able to piece together for various reports is a travis king who was a private 2nd cross in the us in the us army. i've just been released from a south korean prison because he'd have felt that someone had been released into the custody of the us submitted the tree where he was being taken to the airport for extradition to texas to fort bragg texas. where he was to face further disciplinary action. somehow he lost his method tree. i schooled not any, but he managed to, as you said, join one of the regularly scheduled tourist was of the joint security area between north and south korea. wilson. i'm holding the pos, little town called time and drum, but we saw donald trump, for example,

visit notes here long ago. he managed to get onto one of those to was he then launched a boat for the north korean board and the tour guides apparently tried to capture and failed. and then we've had various eye witnesses who were all the to tourist from europe, who have posted them included in the very sort of saying that he was laughing, as he did so as he disappeared behind north korean lines that she have just, i'm just saying i couldn't jump yeah, the spokeswoman for the white house is upon the saying that they're working to resolve the situation involving at the soldier the u. n. is saying it's working to solve the incident as well. but if the soldier has crossed over voluntarily and he's not in north korea, one wonders who could actually speak to north korea and what are they going to say when they do i'm, you know, we don't even know whether we get to the site because of all entry defection to, to know what's great and in the 1st place, there aren't any 6 lines of communication between north korea and the us anymore. after that brief period of basketball us, when donald trump was empowered,

the north koreans felt like there's no point during the us anymore. because as we've seen, for example, with the wrong, you can make one deal with one administration of the maximization will go back on it. so there's, there's no point to going to be americans anymore. meanwhile, the developing that messed up program as we saw without icbm launch, with a solid fuel of being the solid fuel pounds missile just a few days ago. i'm actually just so happens. it just today giving us even sabre rattling, they just have a new to on submarine doc in a south korean fort lou sound for the 1st time since 1981 that can launch nuclear. all the ballistic missiles clearly clearly trying to trying to put the fear into individual screens. and this happens just about layman's we're have so many questions. we didn't get many of the offices from the secretary defense when he spoke here just a few minutes ago. this is already developed for yeah, what i can confirm and i would say upfront that were very early uh in this event.

and so there's a lot that, uh that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on the tour will slowly and without authorization cross the military demarcation line. we believe that he is in the b r k custody. and so we're closely monitoring and investigating the situation and working to notify the soldiers next of kin and engaging to address the sense of it. in terms of my concerns i'm, i'm absolutely for most concerned about the welfare of our troops. and so we will remain focused on this and again this, this will develop for the next several days now and will keep you posted in terms of being relaunched inside your maybe a ticket to cease fire. and so then the army which is baffling, rapid support forces has sent a delegation to jetta to set out his demands previous negotiations, and the red sea city were suspended in june. the following cease fire violations

baffled for power and sit on is led to the depths of at least 3000 people. a force, 3000000 more from the homes of americans following developments from undermine. and she explains why the tools are happening now of the thoughts and decided city of heads up between the sudanese army and the parent military rapids support forces will continue to be in direct talks between the 2 sides, facilitated by the united states and saudi arabia. now the situation on the ground could have played a role as to why both side side is to resume talk after it has a june by the facilitators who cited that there was a lot of seriousness from full size to try to reach an agreement with and the fighting, even if temporary here in the city of on demand the army was able to regain control of some parts of the city that were dominated by the permanent 3 rapid support forces that they weren't able to do. so in hudson, north in the northern parts of the capitol where the recept remain summoned and then there's the issue of the iris ep reputation over the past few weeks. there's

been a lot of the conditions by rights periods, but that the rapid support forces have committed atrocities and work crimes and crimes against humanity in the region of therefore, it's specifically specifically west are for where human rights watch accused the permanent, through rapid support forces of being behind the mass graves and targeting civilians based on their ethnicity, hundreds of thousands of people have fled from the city of china and west are for inter neighboring tad. many of them excusing the permanent through rapid support forces and their allied militias, missing of prophecies against members from such an ethnicity which slicing on the ground so continues. they were heavy artillery, 5 tons of city of on demand. so as the northern parts of the capital were able to hear gunfire in the northern parts of the capital as well and the size that just continues to flight overhead. many people say that these phones that they hear the sound of heavy artillery, the sounds of strikes, seeing that homes being destroyed as fighting continues between the 2 sides,

makes them feel unpleasant if this were will ever end. and they say that they do want it to end, and they've been tired of spending 3 months now. and now it's in the 4th month of witnessing, fighting between the 2 sides. not sure when it's with and, and not sure what the future is. even more going onto 0 on demand. this is officer operations begun off the coast of u. m, and involving 2 giant oil tankers side by side. that's right. of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receding. thanks to a 140000000 dollar rescue mission caution local bar has been watching what's been happening. and this is not because they always time because that's we replace the f a so soft uh the decaying vessel is whitening to spin more than a 1000000 bottles of oil into the red sea. it's a big day for healthy officials. they are joining the signing ceremony of an agreement that allows yemen software company to own and run the new tank

a. and then it's about the somebody 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 into national opinion against the sweats of a major or as bill david grassley, the residence and humanitarian coordinator for the united nations. the global fund raising he lost generated more than a $100000000.00. needed to solve is the sapa 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 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 will a 2 years ago. it has become a divisive political issue. the internationally recognized government of human based in ogden say they are the ones who should own the south out and then not take uh the revenues from the sale of the oil stuck on the soft uh should be transfer to its accounts. the hosting is controlled for they, the son uh of the new i'd say the of the legitimate or for with the m and a subtle watch. shebedey 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 the logic of 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 are operating non

stop, any damage to the old and poorly maintain stuff. a good discharge is going to go or in another state, levine ecosystems in the red c gulf of aidan and suez can on the arrival of i'm not to tell you i'm, it 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 this will lead to the spots of tools to and the complex. and he is a political divide by the 0 off the coast of how data cnn. a ticket as president says, have tie about one is getting caught up as part of a 3 day trip to the gulf is looking to secure $50000000000.00 an investment. and was greeted in doha by cost of the deputy prime minister administer of state for defense. if there's probably been mohammed a lot to him, you'll also meet the immediate of carter. i should come on been home. i don't, tony. now to on is also visiting the kingdom of saudi arabia and the united arab

emirates, stephanie decker has more from the it is the 2nd day of president are the ones golf tour is visited, saudi arabia now in colorado, within the next stop will be the united arab emirates, this is 1st multi country tour since being re elected as president earlier in the year. it is all about investment. what about money at a time when turkey's economy is struggling? there's been a pre trip to this trip, let's say turkey's vice president also its finance minister here earlier in the month, to discuss the nitty gritty of certain deals that on the table. mostly looking at economic investment, present edge on wanting tens of billions of dollars to be invested by the gulf countries really inject to much needed help into turkey's struggling economy. now, of course, costs out in turkey have had longstanding, strong relations less so when it comes to saudi arabia, in the united arab emirates. but those relationships are now on demand. and certainly this tour, very much aside of a newly elected president,

are doing very keen to show that he has public support. and he's now trying to get his country's economy back on track. and the security council is holding its 1st of a meeting on the potential sites of artificial intelligence to global peace. and comes after you run chief antonio terrace alongside a i experts signed to the alarm over a i being an existential threat to humanity. especially if used as a weapon in nuclear warfare and diplomatic attitude james base spoke with james cleverly, the father, secretary of the united kingdom, the u. k. kindly hose the presidency of the un security council. and he explains what he thinks about the use of artificial intelligence. wells, the we, we already have structures, we have legal structures, we have the instructional human rights little, and that's doing a pretty good job. but of course, what we need to do is we need to make sure that the staff is always much fit the disease always alive to the emerging challenges. i think you

can do that. so nice thing that working internationally will give us the opportunity to do that. but we do need to move quickly, we need to make decisions in for like the son of the multi, not true institutions. but i would, i would suggest that it would be an appropriate for us to focus on just spots or overly focused on that. and that sees a risk, of course it is, but we've also seen how damaging this information can be, how damaging widespread fold hacking. so it's not just in the weapon systems who do those all attention grabbing issues, but also in these, in these other areas as well. because these weapon systems already exist. there's an israeli company, l bit which has offices to in the u. k, which has been integrating, i, and which projects products somebody leach and x is an automated network combat solution based on robotic platforms. now this is a st companies,

but as drones were being used in the west bank in jeanine, this is where the appropriate, well, i don't know the details of that particular products or project. but the point is that vice is something of course we will look at. but we have to make sure that we look at the full range of opportunities and risks and challenges. there is a thing that we focus exclusively on the headline grabbing risks. important that they all but then miss other areas where we could be exposed. so it'd be important discipline is to make sure that we look right across the face at all the potential applications i. so how do you go about regulating a full entry agreement, codes of conduct, or do you have a binding international trade take? well, the tracy's vista age, the most appropriate way of regulating, we don't know, none of us do, but form follows function. so once we have have this international conversation,

which we are playing alcohol to in the u. k here today, and that's all i safety summit as we have that conversation with industry, with governments, with technologists. we will be able to see the most effective way. an effective is going to be what we focus on, but the most effective way, at the moment we comp possibly know because we need to understand more about the current state of the technology. and the way the technology is going to vote for the worry is, this is moving so, so fast and as you know, global governance, just look at climate change moves so slowly. well, i think there's a really incentive to move fast in terms of these conversations and this governance as well because you're absolutely right. the evolution of this technology because it is being used to have. ready if i is moving incredibly quickly. so the challenge for us is to maintain pace,

is to maintain energy in some ways to maintain international cooperation and coordination. and the u. k wants to play it's paul and the we all playing all part to do exactly that. we blackman's founder and ceo of the a i echo risk consultancy, virtually joining us from new york. thank you very much indeed for being with us. what are your main concerns about all of this? there are, there are hosts concerns. i think that the ones that were just articulated are, are the right ones. so you think about automation or a weapon system that's quite concerned. one thing to note here is that it only takes one actor to use at one state after to use it. so one side of it in a war is using i to make automated decisions. that means what those decisions are being made extremely rapidly, far too fast for any person to track and respond to. and so the only response to an aggressor who is using a guy in some capacity is also to use a i, then you can see how things can spit out of control rather quickly since you have to a yeah, i use operating against each other, not capable of being overseen by humans because the address will be to pass. that's

certainly one of the, one of the larger concerns in this, in this context. the other one does information clearly a very serious problem. one thing to note is that it's not just the state actors that have a problem. it's also the fact that this technology has been, as people like to say, democratize that's available or accessible to most any individual with a computer or an internet connection. and so the war is not just that state actors can the stabilize country, but also individual loan actors acting with at least acting without at least the explicit direction of any state. it's going to be difficult for countries though, isn't it to be able to try and find some sort of common ground, some sort of elements of, of control fi. there is legislative or anything else. 11 can almost be certain that the militaries of those countries and the security net are processing. so those countries are going to be working their hardest to try to make a i work for them, possibly in the worst way possible. how, how does the,

how do you make that balance? how does that work? is it, is it realistic to think that there any, is that any set of controls could actually be put in place? and it's, i'm somewhat skeptical. so if you think about, for instance, the european union act, which is whining us way through the legislative process, it's been several years as a specific car valid for military applications. so the use that anywhere close to doing this, let alone and the countries that are members of the united nations. so it, even if a conversation is started, we're talking about many, many years until we would actually see anything. and it's not clear how it would be enforced, it's not clear that the level of agreement can be specific enough to actually guide action on the ground. and the other thing is that in many cases, what you need is the cooperation of the tech companies of those platforms that are creating and distributing these a i, j, i tools. so if you don't get their cooperation phase can come to whatever agreement they want, then there's a question about to what extent can we get the platforms to actually comply?

and i'm gonna ask about the timeline to think about all of this. whenever we talk about a i, it's always referred to as something that's happening at lightning speed, insights happening, and developing incredibly quickly. yet, science fiction writers have been telling us from early days back in the 19 sixty's there was a colossus, the fob and project is the one that immediately comes to mind for people of my era who have been talking about the potential of as joining forces. i'm exactly those kind of things, this risk at least happening. are we coming this to this too late? have the governments around the world and developers around the world being essentially closing their minds to the situation and all of a sudden now they're trying to play catch up to where i was. i know this is because this from this has gone fast and slow. it's become, it's come slow in the sense that these kind of things have been around for decades . it's, it's slow when that talking about a i or the algorithms that are behind much of a i were developed in the fifty's. but then it happened very fast once we got the

processing power, once we got the quantity of data from the internet. now it's, we've been quite quickly. i don't think it's too late. i mean, we're not dead yet. that's the optimistic date. we're not there yet. so there's still time, but you know, it's going to be, i, you know, i've been following best very closely for over 5 years to see how governments are responding to your corporations are responding. and they are extremely slow. and their response is much lower than the pay, so we should acknowledge is advancing. so if you just take gender of a i for example, there is a tremendous amount of money being poured into making these technologies more advancing. they already are. there is headlines in the world every day, especially by the data scientist or really technologist following this. so we're going to see a lot more advancement in the, in the very near future. and government is very far behind. and just understanding what we had. it was a i before generally, i know that we have general di, there's even more to understand that there's a greater distance between what's going on on the ground and what's coming to be on

the one hand, on the other hand, government's ability to understand what it is but we appreciate your being with us if there's one piece of optimism we can take away it's, we're not that yet. i see very much and do not reflect on site you very much and even being with us on how to 0, a bite, but still i had an outage, 0 understanding as the rest of it. after 3 months had drifted seats speaks for the 1st time since his rescue and support the cricket or who has made history for this country. i can start the details based on the out the how are we have a little hot weather across the middle east? no great surprise, badly a cloud in the sky one or 2 shells over towards the black sea, the costs b as a tried to break the heat, but not really making any significant progress temperatures in to 40 celsius. put

the mask into the fault is a fact that i'd also for cuba to him and died hot around $47.00 styles is especially to thursday, very much the case of spoke the difference. so more of a chevy. right. and there's some way to whether that just pushing into eastern parts of i've got to stop this done. little deposit pockets dancing, some rather heavy right over the next few days. but otherwise, hausten try sums it up hot and dry sounds it up across the northern africa at present 43 celsius into this on wednesday afternoon. that's a full monday we got to $48.00 degrees celsius. so i'm 5 degrees on mondays value. i'm with looking to touch 40 celsius, here was a go on is through with this day, tripoli, warming up at that stage, very hot and dry cause northern past. plenty of showers there across central africa . perhaps not as widespread as they should be. for the time if you run across into the tropic, southern africa, it is generally drive you have got some shabby right, making his way into the west and take sweeping through the eastern type,

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supreme court's powers. a chance of restarted inside of abs i get another c spot ensued on the army, which is baffling. rapid support forces sent a delegation to jetta to set out it's 2 months ago. she, asians and the red sea serpent were suspended in june following ceasefire violations. a new map of antarctic has revealed the amount of ice at the risk of melting because of global warming, the box spring compiled by the scientific committee on on toxic research. now the data set composite 60 years of research into the sickness of i'm talk to a guy, it's taken from the ground, the air and space. it combines the work of a t international partners and it brings together 52000000 new data points about antarctic ice in one place. 1.9000000 kilometers of new measurements have been given. now doubling the existing data set and makes it freely available to research as well. peace or 5 pulse,

a geographic information scientist at the british and talked to the survey. and he's joining us from chambers in the united kingdom. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. one of the thing, things that struck me 1st of all was not just the amount of information that's been collected. but the fact that has been collected in a single place and is accessible to everybody how significant is the as well this is really significant to bring all the data together. we've been collecting this data now for over 60 as many countries around the world of been collecting unity tobin squared away and then put away in people's repositories so gotcha. make it quite a while to get sued for most people. so be able to bring it all together. so stand it always it to make me feel free to bailey's is really unique and the data set like this. now i understand that obviously it has the benefits and all of these telling us how the rates at which the ice is beginning to melt in on topic i'm and so on. but in terms of the granularity of the information is got, the more data you have, the better you can predict things in practical times when it comes to se,

building seagulls around the world. does this have how much of an impact really does this have when it comes to being able to be more specific about the measurements that you make for things like that? well, if we want to understand how sea level is going to rise in the future, we need to be able to model and really predict how much value she's going to mills . and especially in places like concept which hold 90 percent of the wills ounce. so to do that, you need several things, but the main thing you need is to know what the well, the underneath the ice is like whether it's deep, whether it's rough, whether it's sloping and this is what this map gives you, this, these data points do this so for models of bice and how fast it's going to melting the future, we know it's going to melt our passage about wherever it's going to melt. and to what rate it's going to. melton, how much sea level rise we going to get this data is absolutely crucial. what's the timeframe for this? because obviously you, why is it, as you might imagine,

people are going to be expecting that you'll be able to make instant predictions about all sorts of things that are around the world. but in practical times, when it comes to breaking down the data, what kind of a timeline, what kind of deadlines are we looking at as well, the tighter is not only one place, it's all accessible to anybody. and all standardized the full amount, which really speeds things up much more than it was before. so we have to start making maps maybe, and then we would get the next map out in the next 6 months or something like that . and that will give us new estimates of how to be honest is how much are surprise and what potential contribution to sea level. is it a non salt to guys? and from what, given that some of the sources that you've been using, i understand, or are from russia from china. one would imagine that a times that it's very difficult to get that kind of information out of countries like this. have you been surprised at the level of cooperation that has been given to this project? well, i think it shows the importance of, of understanding climate change that every country that's ever done. a jew physical

research and i've taught to him and put this on the tape is contributed to the data set, made the data openly available and everybody should use. so people like really got to use like russia and china, sometimes you have to go right to the top to get these, these types of sets and find the people and get the right to missions. and that's taking some time as well, which is why possibly it's, it's taking us quite a long while to, to be able to get to the stage. but it is really, really important to, to make all of the state for you, then know that you've got to the stage and the information is free available. what do you think are likely to be the 1st practical applications of this that, that the public lucy to well, i think over the next few months we'll be working on you maps of what lies them to nissan sold to care. and thoughts could all load flats on top cover in austin to columbus as of slow moving to 12 inches deep of the vice underneath it it's, it's

a consummate lock in any of the we've rivers and lakes and mountains and valleys, all hidden. absolutely. and so you, them to the ice will be able to show those maps it much great to uh, do you still got a letter before? and they'll be able to feed into these models. and we can then start to look up which policy bunch oscar a vulnerable to climate change, you know, things and which possible stable. and that should happen within that, within the next year or so. it's really interesting to get your thoughts on this piece of front. well, thank you very much indeed for being with us on here. you washington has 5250000000 dollars in a to you training and farm is to help them continue exporting grain. some of the bar is chief of the us agency for international development. she says the funds should help farmers find alternative to see shipments. russia products on the black sea drain deal on monday that had ensured that the safety of fleet and other exports via amount of time routes from ukrainian ports. like the united nations

drains, foreign minister was asked what alternative options to be explored now that russia has terminated the black sea green initiative. but what is clear is that things can not remain as they are. we cannot just say ok, black sea green initiative is death. russia killed it. and now we'll have to sit and see how it works. we have to find an alternative to keep an eye out for the color of the united nation is strengthening relations with russia. between countries, if i ties and stretching back to soviet times, not with russian, all the liberties and the rise cube is granting russian business is unprecedented. concessions from hub on 8, augustine reports under relationship blooming in the time of war. towering over the city, the soviet embassy in havana was opened in the 1980s, the high points of cuban soviet relations off to the west side as integrated cheap and russian relations hit rock bottom before slowly reviving maybe the last 2 decades. but does this pull the cuban diplomat points out?

recently, the relationship is become much stronger if you take the speeches and the already got burn association. so then years ago, i think your old gap between self said we have 3 strategic allies. china, that is what i and we have done. didn't measure rush yet. if you say that today, why these he was for the guy rush. i will come in the 1st place, the catalyst, the war and ukraine. russia is nothing in need of allies hamden by weston sanctions . and these trading partners and places to invest to gamble bodies, both nations solution cool box you have unjust sanctions imposed on them. that originated from the same enemy, the gang key empire of honest position on the war and ukraine has shifted over time . that 1st is that the nato expansion form to the backdrop to the conflict. but it

opposed the use of force reference to russia's invasion conventions at the you and the cuba has consistently have stain from condemning invasion while the us and it's nato allies have rallied around you probably and as what was progressed to. but as to when it's locked in with russia, cuban president miguel desk anal this night, even if it is countries unconditional support to russia's class with the west. meanwhile, rushers for fine and keep up with unprecedented economic support. tre, between the 2 countries tripled last year. and it's up again this year, mostly russian oil deliveries, which are helping to keep the lights on. i made a flurry of fits by senior officials. this is chief, has given russian companies, long term land concessions and tax breaks for nothing. and no one can stop the economic, commercial, financial, and corporate. so relationship between the government. so frustrating q russia has announced investments and keeping hotels look up on the dilapidated sugar industry off during the normalization success of us. have ministrations,

have lost the islands with sanctions over the last 6 years, with this economy and strides keywords looking to help, whatever it can find it. a russian worship built in the last week, christ to the middle, the us political rights that's trying to present cuba as a national security threat of a closer relationship, forced by world events, makes any refreshments with us even trickier at augusta and i was just there about the residents and i think i see so i time to say they're being used as a government dumping, drawn from my guns, unfolding barge to accommodate 500 asylum seekers has dropped off the coast of portland and arrived hours after members of parliament passed controversial laws on migration new law means any one arriving illegally on boats used by people. smugglers will be refused the right to apply for asylum and astray and sailor. rescued by the crew of a mexican tuna, about half to 3 months drifted c as arrived on dry land. timothy shaddick was fined a board is damaged, cast about under the pacific ocean,

about 2000 kilometers from shore. he says he and his dog survived a roll fishing rain water after the storm damaged his boat and destroyed it's out of tronics. said he mind set sail from the mexican city of la pause for prince french, polynesia in april. i just say hi, i'm alive and and i didn't really didn't think i'd like it. so thank you so much for doing many, many, many bad days. and many good times initially my pilot friends are in the shop and it's the 1st human vehicle i've seen in months and the show for basically you know, and then came back with a buy speed by. and i was still, i don't know, does it have been sports has been evaded day from manchester,

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on the the top of this board here as far. rob, thank you so much. cameron goalkeeper andre are not as heavy to match as the united from interm land. the red devils are paying the italian side around $60000000.00 for the 27 year old. fall is that a day is decision to turn down a new contract. united votes assigned to england star mason mount to how does the new season? well, there's more good news for united fans, england, ford. marcus rochefort, assigned

a new contract to stay at the club till 2028. the 25 year old is coming off. an impressive season in which you score 30 goals and help eric 10 oxide when the lee cost and qualify for the champion sleep and plus the called lu has lost his 1st match is talking to manager. they were beaten by fellow lung inside west ham. 32 in his home country, australia, west san is john luther. those come from getting the winter to get to downs. first 32, and 2 moms. the latest star signing legal massey is taking part in his 1st official training session with his new team in florida. on tuesday, the 36 year old ro, cup winner in 7 time ballin door recipient officially sealed a 2 and a half year contract with a major league soccer collab. 3 days ago, they are doing tying international will make his debut for the side on friday against cruise. as all inter miami has not won unless game in more than 2 months. the united states are heading into the women's world cup as the favorites to win

a 3rd successive world title. the tournament is being co hosted by australia and new zealand and kicks off on thursday. the defending champions begin their campaign against vietnam and oakland on saturday as well. camp will be the last for their veteran winger megan for piano. the 38 year old will retire after the tournament after career. that's included, 2 world cup wins and in olympic title. she's one of the kind like she's just there's, there's never been one like or there's probably never going to be one um close to her. so it's, it's, um it's, it's sad to think about this being her last but she's done such a incredible things for this team and for the world. so to be able to see the up close and personal piano and be close to that has been has been really special. and i hope that we all send her out on high fans at this world

cap will be able to listen on the video assistant referees that will be a 1st at a senior favorite international tournament. officials will announce be our decisions via microphone to bands and stadiums. and yours at home to of the 2026 commonwealth games are in danger of non going ahead after the australian state of victoria pulled out of hosting duties over rice and costs. the previous games were held in the english city of birmingham, and more than 5000 athletes took part from 72 countries and territories. and the richardson reports the last year you'll straining state to victoria looked to be on most solid ground. when he steps up to host the 2026 commonwealth games, but the events is now in doubts. state politicians saying the price of hosting the 12 day events has become too high. what's become clear? uh, is it the cost of costing these games in $20.00?

$26.00 is not the $2600000000.00 which was budgeted and our chitin is sitting, bossed vast majority which has not been spent as thought $2600000000.00. it is in fact, at least $6000000000.00 and could be as high as $7000000000.00 in response. the commonwealth games federation said we disappointed that we were only given 8 hours notice and that no consideration was given to discussing the situation. we all taking advice on the options available to us and remain committed to finding a solution. we can have some night. a bottom turn government size is beyond disappointing for us is a comprehensive let down for the athletes. the sort of has communities. first nations of striding, who are going to be at the heart of the games, and the meanings of fans would have been priced to $600.00 guides here in australia . as a prelude to the opening settlement a on the 5th british empire and commonwealth games and vancouver,

thinking back to 1913 the games normally take place every 4 years. most nations in the commonwealth, once part of the british empire, and the continued relevance of events is an ongoing debate. this decision by victoria comes as parents continues preparation in the next use, some olympics and event. this heading to australia, in 2032 organizes the prisoner lympics site. they are still committed to hosting those games and the richardson l g 0 they had of the international olympic committee, thomas box, as athletes from russia, and valerie should be allowed to compete to internationally as neutrals. the 2 countries have not been invited to take part next year's game in paris in the wake of last goes invasion of ukraine last year. the i see has not yet made a decision on their participation. we have for the responsibility not to punish

athletes for the ex saw for their governments and they see something uh, you know, what the they all seats around the world to support our approach are also. busy was a expressing that the they do not want to to be held responsible for actions offer is the government. so is shaquille has become the 1st step box on batsman to score a double 100 in sri lanka. the 27 year old smashed and on being 208 runs to help hawks on reach 461 in their 1st endings and gall on day 3 to walk have started their 2nd endings in around 14 for no loss and trail by 135. this is the 1st task of a to match series. taking a good, the more you play, the more you want to stand. i didn't know about the right quote. i just found out. i'm happy i could make it for myself and pucks done, old things to go to england. captain ben stokes, as his team's ongoing series against australia,

could turn out to be the greatest ashes series of all time. all 3 matches so far had been close with the visitors leading to one going into the 4th test in manchester. so i think if we win this one and then go into the last game to 2, then it'll be hard to not say that this has been the best men's. i should say. there isn't a long time. it's not probably the best. um so yeah, i think just overall like to take away, i'll stay there and even just a quick guessing place, you know, city really and i think everyone who's watching the ground on tv in england or tv and have just really enjoyed the christian as soon as i knew will then champion marquetto von russ silva, so she's getting ready for more challenges and tough her opponents after getting our 1st grandson title, the 24 year old child can beat on shipper of tennessee on the final. so she's surprised by the when it's the 1st time in history, and honestly the player has one of the grass court major victory means von gross over a whopping is $32.00 places up to 10th in the world. right. okay,

and that is all your support for now back far. thank you very much indeed. scientific diary is going to be here in a couple of minutes and more and all these days on the website. of course, how does it come about us and stay with the the good guys go into the poles as of storage, he's cracked down on the opposition sort of the incumbents. prime minister is expected to lead the next government. suspending of the main challenger left voters without any option is what lies ahead for the country. the elections?

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