statements as the stream bursting with joy kissing each other. and algeria, she lives in the shingle as a split, even though chinese managed to beat the prince on me. why not? i declined, continues an episode to us legends, his french, the conversation on al jazeera, the, everybody in a context must be held to account. this cannot be allowed. a sarah speaks to you and the deputy secretary general is urging international action to end the conflict . instead of the houses here on carrie jones when not also coming up us soldier lands in north korea's custody of to in legally crossing the border from the south. first of its

kind, you and nettle price is on the way to preventive knowledge. oil spills of humans, red sea coast and days of extreme hates in the us city of phoenix, lakes. a 14 on your record, positive anxious welto, extreme temperatures. the, the conflicts incident now and its 4th month is raging on with no end in sight. at least 17 si size with bro could with all of them failing to end the bloodshed fighting between the army and its arrival power ministry group, the rapids support forces hasn't stopped escalated and now us it subbing made in saudi arabia to reach and not us. the spot representatives from saddam's warring sides or in jetta to potentially was you in direct towards these 3000 people had

been killed so far. the compet cuz also for some additional 3000000 from the homes in the past week. i'm know, nearly 200000 people were displaced within sit on on the un that says nearly 300000 to fled to neighboring child. just struggling to cope with a number of refugees, which is 0, spoke to the un deputy secretary general. i mean, i'm a 100 who's in the child. she's close to urgent international support to prevent humanitarian catastrophe. there are 2 very big messages, say one, the international community needs to do more to help the people of chat with the generosity in the c monitor in crisis. that's the 1st message because we need to save lives, especially children and the women. the 2nd message, of course, is to the leaders who are in the war, and so them that, that needs to stop because the consequences of that what we're seeing hold around us and these people do not deserve that. of the efforts of the be made of the

african union with god with the un is really to try to get us the file to get a humanitarian cordele and to get dialogue so that we can have peace. we release of the security situation once they come in to chat is being addressed. it is a security situation when they are leading firms to them. and the number of check points, the number of violence cases against women. this is what we have to plead with the authorities and so done that this needs to stop everybody. everybody in a call 6 must be held to account. this cannot be allowed to go unattended to the must be accountability. but you know, while we are taking stock of those atrocities, we must end, we must end the war. we must take care of those who are fleeing and all of those things to be done at the same time. when north korea has fired 2 suspected ballistic missiles east towards into the sea, japan, this is that those projectiles now detained waters outside. this exclusive economic

saying is the 2nd test in a week. us says the missile launch pose no threat to its forces or allies in the region. the launch came on the day that south korean and us officials held the 1st meeting and coordinating an allied nuclear response in the event of a war with a north and assigned of increasing tensions. u. s. has dr. new cliff. how is miss all summer in? in the soft career, the 1st time since the 1980s. a separately a us soldier is a north korean the custody of the illegally crossing the border from south korea is the 1st american to be detained by tongue young and nearly 5 years. soldier identified as travis king was taking part in the tool and the de minutes rising, which separates the 2 careers according to local media and witnesses. he was with a group of visitors when he suddenly bolted across the border. yeah,

what i can confirm, and i would say upfront that we're very early in this event. and so there's a lot of that that we're still trying to learn. but what we do know is that one of our service members who was on a tour, willfully 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 whole development the next several days now, and i will keep you posted on the ones colby's former assistant secretary defense

and the former u. s. navy captain, he joins us from alexandra virginia. welcome to the program. so pick this apart for us this north korean mississauga. once i'm the arrival of the us nuclear submarine, i mean, is this just continuing simmering tension? or is it something you oh, it's not new. north korea has fly it over a 100 missiles or the last 18 months. what is new is the united states president biden on the south. korean lead are met and set up a nuclear consultative group and will also decided that given the fact that north korea shows no sign of. busy going down, i mean the tests they had about a week and a half ago was what could reach the united states. we needed to send a signal that we could retaliate advice on a nuclear arm, ballistic missile submarine to south korea who sent a message that we wouldn't be able to use nuclear weapons if they should be foolish

enough to strike of japan or south korea or even guam, you mentioned that and you click consultative group. i mean these north korea essentially testing the south korean governments result in the lights of that. yeah, i think so big. busy so you lot of times, you know, heads of state meet and talk a good game if you will. what that, nothing happens. so i think they had this meeting a new card. campbell, who was the old friends of mine who's what, who's a key and negotiate on the, on these issues with the, with korea was there can be the meeting of the group or the summary came. so i think it was all together, but i think it's important to keep in mind we just don't have to make port calls. we can have those submarines underwater off the coast ready to fire if they have to . and we have this incidence of a us soldier, apparently crossing the boards. i mean,

how does something like that play into the mix if a tool as well. again, the north koreans who didn't kidnapped well, i think that's important. he wondered himself. and what i understand is there's a lot of trouble in his units. ok, they can use this as a bargaining chip and say, well, you know, if you want him back, you're gonna have to take more troops out of south korea or get rid of this nuclear, you know, consultative group, something like that because obviously they have the upper hand we care about our men and women who served. and again, this was handed to them on a silver platter. they didn't even have to do it. with this brinkman ship that we seen, that was expense. is there a danger that something can unexpectedly go wrong or do all sides know where the lines are as a what? well, i think the unexpected as a technological problem. i mean, you take launching these test as i say, the north koreans i've had over

a 100 and the last year and a half. you're bound to have a mistake and you know, could hit japan, for example. i have good hit as i say, go ahead. guam and then you got a, you know, you got a, you're on the precipice of a nuclear con confrontation. so i think that something could go wrong. i don't say anything will go wrong. the way that we've handled as i say, north korea has been doing this for quite quite, quite a while and we've been sending signals to them. this is the strongest signal, because i think the last test they had a week and a half ago could actually hit the continental united states and didn't what you say then how does this play out getting forward in the, in the short to medium to well, i said what has to happen is that north korea's day to realize that if they should be foolish enough to use a nuclear weapon against us or allies,

the consequences will be devastating. and up to now. and basically if you go back to almost as the end of the korean war, north korea's actions have not matched its rhetoric. they have, you know, got themselves a nuclear weapons. they are concerned not just for the us. the, with the japanese out across the japanese are doubling their defense budget here. so i think they're going to say, well, we better be prepared a case the japanese attack us like they did back in the, in the, in world war 2, lawrence called labor day. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you for having a great interview. major salvage operation has to be gone off the coast of yeah. and then involving to joined oil tankers side by side. the threats of a catastrophic oil spill in the red sea appears to be receiving thanks to $140000000.00 rescue mission. i should know barbara has been watching what's

happening. this is not take the always time because that's will replace the ever so soft the. the decaying vessel is whitening to spill 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 human software company to own and run the new tanka. then it's about the come 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, like this is the man who played a crucial role in galvanizing international opinion against the threats 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 of 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 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 sofa isn't just an environmental threat, says the thoughts of the will ages ago. it has become a divisive political issue. the internationally recognized government of human based and i didn't say they are the ones who should own the south side of the not take a another revenues from the sale of the always stuck on the soft uh should be transferred to its accounts. the hosting is controlled her data son uh, and the new i'd say the of the legitimate or far with the medium and heavy of

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 gibbons as the logic of we'd be more next to soft. uh so the oil can be transferred. the risk of a major oil spill may be diminishing, but the sign to remain slightly guarded. technical support teams are operating non stop any damage to the old and poorly maintained stuff. a good is charles, it's got to go on and devastate levine ecosystems in the red sea, gulf of aidan and suez can on the arrival of a multi k u. m. and is a milestone. it took months of the goes to 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 sponsor of tools to and the complex. and he was a political, the white house about the 0 of the coast of her data, cnn,

the ukraine. it says resar as mass thing, 100000 soldiers and around 900 tanks and the east bottles are intensified as both sides trying to break through the front lines. i said they visited one eastern town to see have residence on coping. and there's an emptiness sense of risk. the gloss is overgrown straight animals, one to the streets. the buildings appear intact, shelves of what they were before the will sizes of people used to live here. few remained. what's what this meant tells us we receive a to every day they find more test. i'm fed up with a level where we hear the band and 4 seconds, 3 seconds to say ok then to, despite the sounds of the shelves firing and landing people gather to enjoy what they can of the summer days. solution when that insides it through a here,

what else would would be? we saw the 2 cloud drives from 2 locations, mushroom shape. nobody was injured. it was just very powerful and everything. sure . it's the link to the everyday things that people hold onto here. so that's douglas a balloon chip. you might have a small gas stove and a small canister. that's how i heat the water. i put the coffee sugar and some special spices send them in and has a good smile to it says she doesn't want to be. but i'm sorry, that's what we've done both. when people go to other parts of ukraine, the don't see the war. they say you're from dumbass is all happened because of you go back to don't bass. why don't you flee elsewhere? but where should we sleep? some hostile, i live in my own slot, my own. from the edge of time, you can see this a chance russian forces to control over to in july last year. everything in between is considered too dangerous to visit. the playground is empty. there are no children left and just like that, the often in pieces check it, done 5 can be heard, just ukrainian soldiers attempt to shoot down

a drone when you visit these kinds of villages along the front line. you ask yourself, what's left of these places? yes, the position on a map, i may hold some strategic significance, but most of the buildings have either been destroyed or damaged and most people have left the and, and that gives you an idea of what this place is going through. there's a category strikes and there's drones up into yeah. and recall leave until there's a lot of in the bottles because we don't want to become a target. as i said vague i just did a sylvester eastern new crate. but it states has pledge $250000000.00 in h. u trains. farm is to help them continue exporting. great off the rush. it proved out to a key agreement the head of the us agency for international development. samantha,

how are you the announcement in training in the port city of desa? she said the funds will help farmers find alternative routes shuffled out of the black sea grained deal on monday. it had to ensure the safety of wheat and other exports from ukrainian pools. thousands of protests is of once again, rather than israel against the government's funds to overhaul the jew district police fired tear gas was academy demonstrations in tennessee if a $729.00 consecutive weeks of protests, ottoman recently passed the 1st reading of a bill, which critics say with cub, the supreme court was on the jump, june has more from west jerusalem. these protesters have converged outside of the supreme court. why that supreme court? because it's the supreme court that would have it's ours, it's 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, but we can send the message. they will not back down until this proposal is show. i think the future of the. a country and my family as part of this country and all my environment is being deciding whether we can make a change or not the day we may have it 2nd to 3rd reading to connect soon. next week is part of a larger package of large additional overall package proposed by prime minister benjamin netanyahu. and as far as like we coalition and critics of those proposals say that if they were enacted, they would take israel away from democracy and put it on a road towards our talk or see they say that it would substantially reach in the traditional 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 their 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 come 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 it time for us to the 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 throughout the day has said that they expect that the protesters will continue to come out and that the numbers and the number of post tests will only grow throughout the week. how much improvement does either west jerusalem. so it's a come on, i'll just say our lives and livelihoods. we're in the south. chris devastating

slash floods triggered by heavy rain plus i'm alive. and i didn't really do think i might get off the 3 months a trip australia and let's say the west coupon next to confession provides on drawing that the brought to you by visit capital color. once again. welcome to now the look at the international full cost, my real solid, many laptop in the hates across southern western pots. so the us, this with a system here was the boundary between the cooler rather less hold and down towards the south, where that heat continues. salary showers rolling across the plains at the moment. we'll try to break that hate, but you can see the south dallas at around $42.00 celsius. we are close staying

well into the full seas. i were across that western side of the us down towards the southwestern corner around the desert, south west, but close to the coast. that like at around $31.00 degrees celsius to plenty of red showing up on the apple some parts of our map. as we go on through the 1st day, so the heat, very much steak in place and sundry down pool, severe stones, possibility of some loss. how fair we, gusty winds your tornadoes. certainly a possibility. as we go through why to stay in the shower was running up across the northern plains, central positive canada, a lot of shelves, just putting up once again i was the operations as we go through i 1st i self is that generally try very hard to find how to when to northern parts of mexico, but we go to russia, showers around southern areas of mexico into central america, could scattering the showers to across the islands slowly, making the way further west. the west brought to you by visit castle documentary is looking for my present and illuminate our past

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cease find tools, have been several fails. each task all means hard, but it's in brackets, forces it's, it's a conflict gun in april us soldiers in north korean cost to the officers and legally crossing the florida from south korea. a soldier identified this, travis was taking positive for the minutes rise separate from us and the you and the information has begun to prevent an oil spill off the coast of the gym and both and the 1000000 barrels of oil being transferred, taking its sweet time to another of us the temperatures are reaching new hires uh several countries i hit by he twice. june was the hottest month ever recorded. and july's close to setting a new record. us city of phoenix, the correct code set nearly half a century ago. 19 consecutive days of temperatures above 43 degrees celsius,

homeless people across the city have been suffering the most across the atlantic in europe, the, it's how the and capital environments. it's a record high of 41.8 degree celsius. while fires in greece are closing in on the capital athens and an east asia, japan has issued heat striking that's for tens of millions of people. and nearly half it's provinces. i mean trying to temperatures and the remote town or some of the northwest sorts to high of more than 52 degrees, as well as on the ocho hand is presence of the sense of a climate, an energy. he joins us from washington dc. we appreciate your time, i mean in short then is enough being done on an international stage to come back climate change. so thanks very much for having me. and the answer to that 1st question unfortunately is no. in a word i, you mentioned in your opening, the extraordinary heat waves were seeing all across the country in north america,

in asia, in europe. and those are clearly the result of the growing concentration of climate pollution of heat trapping. greenhouse gases that we're putting into the atmosphere . there has been progress, but it's not fast enough and we need as a globe and as individual countries to accelerate the rate that we cut climate pollution that we reduce carbon dioxide from fossil fuels that we reduce methane in other greenhouse gases. or we will continue to see years and months like this one get worse and worse into the future when you look at individual countries. lot in the us in china for example, when we see these us special envoy on climate to meeting his counts of paul to can they put aside political differences to focus on trying to change? well, this is really one of the most important questions. i think we face right now in the geo political context. you've got, as you mentioned,

a special presidential on boy and former secretary of state john kerry at the us meeting in china this week with his counterpart and j a n y. a china is climate ambassador and the outcome of this talks will be critical that 2 countries have suspended their talk score of almost a year because of the larger challenges between the 2 countries. but it's really vital that they come together on climate and you know, i think there's a precedent for that. if you look back to the administration of brock obama, his relationship with president gigi and paying of china was also front in many ways. there were many areas that the us and china did not agree on climate change and cooperation on climate was one bright spot in that relationship. and that relationship really helped lay the groundwork for the success of the parents agreement on climate change in 2015. so what observers of the climate policy

process are hoping now is that the talks between kerry and and jr. and yeah, this week can help restart momentum and bring those 2 countries back to the table to, to rebuild progress on between them on, on climate change. i mean, the us, for example, may be investing in, in clean energy, but it also approved a gas and oil drilling in alaska. isn't there a contradiction that as well, i think that we're seeing around the world. this contradiction m as in between the immediate need for energy, especially in the wake of the ukraine, russian invasion of ukraine, which is created an energy crisis in the near term, and the long term crisis of climate change. but in the, in truth, those 2 crises, the resolution connects to crisis is aligned. and in both cases it means moving away from dependence on oil and gas and other fossil fuels. and accelerating the build out of 0 carbon technologies. whether that's renewable energy like land or

solar or 0 carbon energy like nuclear or new technologies like hydrogen or carbon capture. so yes, it is for increasing production increase in places like alaska is going in the wrong direction and we need to be reducing our dependence on fossil fuels. and i think that's been a big part and a focus of the talks between kerry and yet this week i found your kind of hon. thanks very much indeed for joining us here on out just here. thank you. now to eventually rain continues to last central and southern regions of south korea. at least 50 people are dead or missing in floods and the land slides exciting is one of the worst effect to there is from a jessica washington that reports of many a still in shock here in north june. the regents at the disaster that has on folded in the community, she provided a volume with told me for this since it's the 1st time we've had this much rain,

all of a sudden everyone is in a days people evacuated barehanded. everyone is staying in the school auditorium. i'm not sure what needs to be done to me. he says the area around his home looks like an ocean with farm land and roads submerged in the floods. this week of intense rainfall is having a particularly devastating effect for thomas. with more than half a 1000000 lives still killed as tens of thousands of hector as a phone lines damaged. the can seek has lived here for almost 70 years. now his property is lined with offers his crops, watermelons, chili peppers, and more. we need to get the water in my greenhouse is up to my shoulder. the water entered my house, the rooms, and all the electrical appliances and farm machinery unusable. it's over, it's all over. everything has been ruined by this right. like many in this area, he's critical of the authorities saying they didn't do enough to prepare despite

the bad weather warnings. this monsoon season here more than 600 millimeters of rain has full and more than double the amount in the same period. last year. john wiley checking out what we need to fundamentally change out as well as the management system and response methods. climate change is causing extreme natural disasters. the president has also pledged the designation of effective areas, a special dissolves to zones, which would help victims get compensation. and other governments supports that will be welcomed news for 1000 still in temporary shelters, such as this one that's single elementary school, most of elderly farmers. here they have some with safe to sleep hush meals and company, but they feel anxious about the future. family is so staying at a shelter vacation lee, he returns to check on his property. it's an emotional sight, the destruction of his livelihood and years of hard work. he says he can't even

begin to think about what he will do next. jessica, washington ultra 0. exxon city, south korea.