of these 1st debates or hold his own rival, riley people impala investigates the topic impacted on ukraine's fragile environment. and that's the temperature of solar and biodiversity plummets the global environmental facility to coordinate financing for international action. assembled in canada focused on l. g 0. the a top us official is a new share for talks with true leaders, but says it's been difficult. the hello, i'm kimberly healthcare. this is al to 0 live from to also coming up more than 40 people are killed and attacks and molly and burkina fast. so and another reminder

of the deteriorating security in the region protecting the amazon rain forest, brazil house the summit to tackle this enormous challenge the and south african culture takes to the stage at the edinburgh fringe festival. the call is now been 24 hours since the deadline passed for news years to leaders to reinstate the president. in defiance of echo as the military's and has closed the air space and warned against foreign aggression a top us state department official says she's held frank and difficult talks with some senior qu, leaders in the capital near may. but victoria newlands requests to meet the self proclaimed president and the deposed president mohammed but assume were denied

allowed to 0. she advertise the is live for us in washington, washington dc. and she had talked to us a little bit about what was discussed as well. new ones holds a briefing for, for those who was heading to the airport. she said, very briefly, there she summarized tools, as you said, as frank and at times difficult. but she said she wanted to make clear that's lots of stake in the us, new job relationship. she wanted to speak, frankly, with those responsive of what she called the challenge for the democratic order to see if she could resolve issues. she wasn't able to see the players present. she wasn't able to sense be the leader of the co, the leader of the, the, the, the ministry group out currently in charge in new jersey. but she kept on stressing the need for dialogue with the us open to dialogue. here's an interesting part of the of the briefing that she said, i hope they will keep the door open to diplomacy. we've made the proposal,

we'll see. but then she added, as i said, they have their own ideas about how this goes for it does not support with the constitution. and that will be difficult in terms of our relationship. if that's the past they take. but we gave them a number of options to take us off with it. okay, well, so what else then is the united states doing with regard to a new share, the other stores using to call this a cube because that means immediately the mechanisms here for a preparations to cease to the job i, for military and developer. they tell me the us as a huge mid threes taking these roads with hundreds of millions of dollars building very spaces in these are cultivating members of the ministry. some of the very same members of the military who were responsible for this too, which is another kind of a huge embarrassment for the united states. but they want to keep that relation. but because, you know, they spend so much time, it's a big part of the us as war on terror quotes. and the fab great power projection,

the games, referent, china, that with uranium, you always have to mention when you talk about these a, sorry, they don't pulling it up too. but they have actually restricted, but us military operations. we knew that already. but today on monday in the us right now, we did get some confirmation but had in fact suspended a well they call a to, to new jersey. but it was, it was quite curious, the state department spoke specimen said, what pausing assistance of the government for the time being this will affect the development age of the government, security age for government. but he refused to give an amount, and he wouldn't specify exactly what aid was being suspended. but he said it was in the hundreds of millions of dollars. hundreds of millions of dollars or in the state. all right, she advertiser a part of their life from washington. thank you. well, i'll does. there is rosalind jordan has also spoken to us secretary state anthony blinking, who stopped short of calling the situation in this year a to very quickly sir. the situation in the share will the us say, this is now

a co so whatever you call it, what we seen is the disruption of the constitutional order in each year. and we like many countries throughout africa and notably equal loss, which brings together many countries. and in west africa is determined that um, the constitutional order be re established. so that's what everyone's focused on right now. so from our perspective for the united states, and i've been in close contact with president bassoon, with many leaders throughout africa. and everyone is working towards the same objective, the restoration of the constitutional or the meantime, the west african block eco was says, it will hold a summit to discuss the crisis in a share on thursday this year, as military has closed the air space and put the border forces on high alert, zain of airy reports now from the capital nam may on the ground. here in

the i'm a, nothing shows that in military attack is going to take place soon after the end of the deadline, 6 by people are making. so there are patients, restaurants are open and we can say that live is going normally much of course people are when they leave the such situation in the 1st sign maybe of their life. and so they did not get any answers about the solution, and some have decided to leave the capital and look for safety place because they believe that the military that's actually going to take place now or later. people who are demonstrating here in. yeah, and they are supporting yesterday we're seeing one of we'll just ration and we're seeing members of the zip codes that they don't care about the deadline 6 by it go us. and they will go ahead with the

video instead of the as yeah, me is yours. been strongly backed by neighbors, burkina faso, as well as molly in all 3 countries. the military has seized power over the past 3 years. and all 3 have seen escalating violence involving rebels linked to eiffel. as well as al qaeda. at least 17 people were killed in central. molly, after armed men attacked and burned down a village over the weekend and in a separate attack. several soldiers were killed in an ambush in the northeast, and at least 25 civilians had been killed by armed men in burkina faso. their vehicle was attack, knew the town of no ho in central east region. on sunday, a russian missile strikes on the eastern ukrainian donuts region have killed at least 7 people,

an injured nearly 2000 others. you credit ukraine says russian missiles hit residential buildings and a hotel where foreign journalists stay in the city of tucked rusk. the deadly attack came just a day after officials from around 40 countries gathered in saudi arabia to find a peaceful settlement for the war and ukraine. at least 12 people have been injured in an explosion. the added grain storage facility inter chair 2 are said to be in serious condition rescue. cruise rushed to the side of the glass east of its temple to 95 percent of the voters in the central african republic has backed a new constitution. if that supporting to provisional results from the electoral commission, the changes remove the to term limit for a president. and the length of one term will be extensive now from 5 to 7 years. and this will allow president forced our con to

a dara to stay in office longer. well, out of here is malcolm web is following developments for us from nairobi. the result that was announced is as it was expected, firstly by the government. which said that changing the constitution was the will of the people, it will sit by the opposition, which it said the referendum was illegal and likely to be wrecked. to turn out was visibly low following stations in the capital bank even by thing took place last week or position and rights groups. the cold on people to boy called the poll. they say that turn out was about 10 percent. the electrical authority said so now it was about 60 percent president foss done or shows what day was being in power since 2016. the changes to the constitution could allow him to serve another 27. yeah, 10, you know, face following elections that are due in 2 years from now about hall. so central

africans are in need of humanitarian aid. about half a 1000000 people living in kansas, displaced by conflict, ways of the countryside controlled by on groups. the capital, some towns and some mines, whether foss, deposits of gold and diamond around the controls by the government, the support of medicine, reese from russia's wagon degree for many central africans, just staying safe and surviving, is more important to them than the politics malcolm web address 09, baby kenya, or at least 35 people have been killed. dozens more injured after a train derailed in pakistan. send province. the government says an investigation will focus on mechanical failure or possible sabotage. they invest robbie now with more on the side of the train crash uh in send province in the middle of a debris field. the smell of burning carriage is still of the repair work is

underway to restore vital rear legs less than 24 hours after a passenger train derailed outside of the town of sir harry in southern. since the province tracks littered with belongings of the men, women and children among the injured in dead nearby villages were the 1st to arrive at the crash site. did you see him? both of those people were crying and screaming, stuck inside the train cause we could head and screaming. so we broke open the doors and pulled them out. one train car was nearly folded in half. another now sits by a bridge at the point of impact. the severity of the damage tells us how terrifying it must have been for the people inside this train car, terrifying, final moments. witnesses tell us other than maybe one or 2 people? almost no one. made it out of this trained car life. sir. mino lost her husband and

son in the crash. her daughters are recovering in intensive care. she says she cannot cry in front of them because they still don't know their father and brother did not survive and do a minute. but i can't get my husband or son back. i'm from a poor family and i have no one else who can help me. now i will have to take care of my daughter, the loan. the government should help us derailments like these critics. they are all too common and focused on the people, blame, years of neglect and an aging railway system in urgent need. a better safety standards and modernization we offer that on his own. so you on the roadway system should be improved. there's be so much desk. it's a very big tragedy. the really lights should be properly maintained. the lines are nearly a 150 years old. the con, the government has announced financial compensation for survivors and the families of the dead immediate release that will no doubt be helpful for low income families

. but a band aid on a much bigger problem. same bus rob yoga, 0, sorry, hardy says the pockets not rescue operations have stopped off the italian island of life to do so, where at least 30 people are still missing. after a migrant boat sank on sunday, survivors say the to overcrowded vessels departed from the canadian port. city of fax on thursday. telling coast guard was able to rescue thousands of people and has recovered to bodies. the central mediterranean migrant crossing route from north africa to europe is among the world's deadliest italy is reporting doubles the number of arrivals this year compared to last. meantime, a hold of jail have made reports. now from lab producer, the rescue operations have stopped because of high winds and it's rough. a seas is estimated at about 13 people are still missing and hopes to find their bodies are

diminishing by the day. this weather conditions should continue for the next 2 days . now the number of illegal migrants who have reached italy so far this year is around $80000.00. that's more than the doubles and the number at the same time. last year. these are all vessels that have been confiscated by the italian coast guard. since april alone are you can see on board of them, you have closed. you have live savers. a traces of people who were in dire conditions and were rescued. now prime minister, georgia, maloney had ran on a ticket to curb illegal migration. so far it doesn't seem to work, even though she has diminished considerably the number of rescue boats that go out at sea to save these migraines. and she's also using the political track just 2 weeks ago, she had a migration conference in rome to which the,

it's an asian president attended. and the 2 countries signed the memorandum of understanding by which it totally would give around a $100000000.00 to tunisia. and then returned to egypt with curb the amount of departures from his tours towards southern italy. and would also use some of that money to re factory. a sub saharan africa's who had reached denisia, hoping to go further to europe. and how many others develop into the it will stay with us. still ahead on al jazeera, fortunate goes remote work, or visa program leads to complaints from locals, struggling with the rising cost of living the the brought to you by visit capital. there's still what you would call

a heat wave in the southern states, the us, but for the plane stays the midwest. and i think for the next 24 hour, roughly speaking, the no fees big storms and potential funding is the story over night for these northeastern states. the us in eastern canada significant rain may full and had a big thunderstorms. there was a bit of a risk there as well. of the so severe thunderstorm they've gone by day is the daytime temperatures and daytime, within the like this big a shelves running through some of the southern states going away from the northeast and still there for the 92 and the west. phoenix is stand about 4th to us a dime 2, because the we got to near 44 just the day before, so it's not quite as long as it was. thankfully, big charles, in the middle, hispanic mueller. and once again, this blonde could see a batch of big charles going through, but they're all back and then the left now around mexico. so i'm in the side of secondly, it's drawn and mitch roger and columbia as well. for most of south america, we've been seeing big variations in temperature. for example, lesson sales,

28. well, how about city attorney a couple of days ago, this area has been quite warm, but the has come up from the size. so temperatures have dropped low snow around, mostly it's sunshine. that is fine. the weather brought to you by visit castle. the latest news, as it breaks the fires keep spreading. we've been talking to fire fighters, they're saying that there's very little they can do with these heavy with, with detailed coverage was hopes of a decisive victory on the bicycle on faith. think the initial altitude seems to be changing from around the world. every child on the set of still received a liter of elk each day. but the states capacity to seals of hon from sanctions because administered the

the open back your washing als is 0 reminder of our top stores at this hour. a top us state department officials in new share and she says she's health, frank and difficult talks with senior qu leaders, but i think deputy secretary state victoria newland says she has not been allowed to meet with the self proclaimed president general abdur rahim chianti or the eldest of leader, we'll have it by russian missile strikes on the eastern ukrainian don't ask region, have killed at least 7 people, an injured, nearly 2 dozen. others. crane says, a russian miss styles hit residential buildings and a hotel or foreign journalist state in the city of tough rock and 95 percent of voters. and the central african republic has backed

a new constitution that removes the to term limits for a president. at the length of one term will be extended from 5 to 7 years. this will allow the president for start our con, to adero, just stay in office longer. so, what we're zillow is about to host a to day. so i'm at about tackling the enormous challenge which ultimately affects all life on earth. and that's how to protect the amazon rain for us to help stop climate change. the latest scientific data shows a major reduction in the number of trees being felled. but as our latin america editor, lucy and newman reports from the amazon and stage of par, president lula da silva, faces a huge challenge to meet his goal of 0 deforestation by 2030 environmental protection agency inspectors helicopter into a remote national park in the amazon state of florida,

with thousands of heads of cattle have been raised illegally there now being confiscated. but it's too late for the rain forest, which has already been cleared. in the general mind me, indigenous reserve, a joints, government task force sweeps in, destroy, and legal mining assets. while in the city has been in inspectors, check out the lumber yards timber to ensure it comes from as legal source before being shipped to england next week. are alex, let's say that the sofa hits the environmental agency bama in the state of florida, which is the size of angola. pieces that under former president aid both. so nato illegal capital farmers and longer is operated freely. this formation is which was quite the ones that were available for a lot of in the previous 4 years, we faced the opposition of the president himself. he joins social networks that criminals to part in to say that the bama couldn't police them. our agents were attacked and received death threats, but the tide has shifted. environmental protection or disease or receiving more

financial and political support from the new government. and it's making a difference. satellite data shows a decrease of nearly 60 percent in deforestation compared to the same period last year. it's the lowest drop in 6 years, but still much higher than between 20082017. and i think okay, it looks kind of look, this is where they've been starting to mock the area. they'll play this was in may and a month later in june, all the treat you seem to pick area have been removed. that's equivalent to 750 myra kind of football stadiums. brazil's new left wing government says it's committed to combat in climate change and reversing deforestation in the amazon. but it's easier said than done results. congress is controlled by the conservative opposition. in fact, the lower house has already passed a bill that would open up protected areas to commercial interest, such as oil mining and logging. should the senate pass that bill as well,

then president, who like i said, was promised to reach 0 deforestation by the end of this decade, would be a move point. there's is pressure from powerful sectors in the economy as well as some local communities to fast track investment and development in the amazon. the issue is finding ways to do so without destroying it to see and human algebra, berlin and then well wrap, hello is in santa cruz bolivia at a conservation facility. he spoke to members of indigenous communities. they're hoping the summit and brazil will make a difference. swear in the outskirts of the sunset goes bolivia in a transitional forest. these are the force that surround the amazon basin. and over the course of the last few days, we've been speaking to conservationists and indigenous leaders who are dedicated to the area of conservation and are very hopeful over the outcome of this amazon

summit taking place this week in brazil. if there is one criticism that we are hearing, overwhelmingly from members of civil society groups, is that indigenous voices are not often taken into account by the bolivian government at that more likely that again, i'm out of the ts, but we try to do is care for our mother because it's our territory, it's a tier 3 as women, it's all body as women. we're calling on the thirty's to listen to assess women to respect our territories as indigenous people. policy experts here in bolivia see that one aspect that's of particular interest to bolivia at the amazon summit is finding a multi lateral agreement to combat what's known as norco deforestation. that's the clearing of huge swats of rain for us to make room for a list of crops and illegal gold mining. of course, that's just one of several themes being discussed this week in berlin, brazil. at the amazon summit, when was it happened to al jazeera sounds like it was bolivia, with the portuguese governments, remote worker visa program is being criticized for contributing to the cost of

living crisis. inflation is hit average workers hard, especially when it comes to housing. sonya guy, i go reports now from lisbon. it has just toasted the pope and continues to welcome many others. it's been a southern boom, and portugal is popularity as a place to settle down and. and it comes with a visa tax breaks and the pathway to gaining nationality in the european union country to some hay from new zealand works as an event planner during the pandemic . he couldn't get back home. so he settled into this been and liked it so much. he obtained the digital lo, my visa, you're going to be sort of boutiques for haney and kind of hips replaced, is showing up as just made for a city which is incredible. creative people amazing, straight out around the place, but there is one drawback. it's quite expensive to locate light housing costs quite

a lot. some time portugal as a cheap destination has been popular with retirees from northern european countries . looking to settle in a wilma climate. but now the young, the digital savvy crowd is flocking to it shows it's putting pressure on the system, especially the housing sector. added to this, the decision to host the catholic church swelled used to, and event attended by 1500000 people. but at a time when rents are out stripping the average wage of hoff if the working population, many in good, why, how much money the state put towards the visit itself, the total injection of public funds to host? well, do you stay cost $41000000.00? the cost of the stage alone was $3000000.00 and it was used for just 2 days. never the less specific council says it was a worthwhile investment. and in the future, it will be used to host major entertainment and sporting events. it's a way they say of promoting lisbon as a key international destination. there was little bows around areas outside of

lisbon tourism zone. total is a clinical psychologist. his main work in the public sector does not pay enough to cover the rent. he sold his car, it has to work 3 other jobs at night to be able to afford to pay the bills. and i see it's not enough. and if it's never enough conditions, but i have 2 children to provide for, i get 1100 year old and nothing is left over. that's why i have to search for other words, other things. what time realizes that. many people like me, what professionals were part of the upper middle class, i have to ashamed to ask for help. i of the dream of a desirable lifestyle in portugal may only be available to those who can afford it . not for those struggling to keep up with the challenges. so need i, jagow, i'll just sarah lisbon. meantime the u. k. has begun housing $500.00 asylum

seekers on a barge off england south coast. so part of a plan to reduce the cost of housing migrants who are waiting for migration paper work journalist lucy dared and has toward the barge and she says it's very small and margaret will have very little privacy or comfort when it's full. the people on the box is it as a reach? is it still capacity? you will have none. they wouldn't have bedrooms have 7, they right and have spaces on their own. and i did some calculations that show the space assigned to each person is actually less than a call parking bye. so those are some extreme conditions. and whether the home office on the private contract is paying a large amount of money to organize this can actually do enough activities and want 3 things that kind of nice and, and engage people. if that outweighs, the reality of being in that tiny space remains to be seen. the accommodation is offered by the previous government on the basis,

the otherwise people would be homeless, and it's all set on what's called a no choice basis. which means effectively, the government can decide whether that's in a hotel in a box, in the military base. the home office itself imposes minimum standards on hotels that says they have to be a minimum of 3 stalls. i'm not sure exactly why that is. it's probably, it's a guarantee, a minimum standard across the board. but in reality, living there is not, not sure yes, because some people can be that's a many months old, many years on the assign them see, cuz i've spoken to in that condition says that it, it means that it feels like a cognitive van lines properly. obviously it's fine for a short time, but without for the space, without your own home, without being able to cook or spend time with your family in a normal way, it's not a way that anyone would choose to be living in that lives. and i'm sure the people in those hotels wouldn't describe it as a luxury. finally,

the edinburgh fringe festival is back in full scale of scotland this year, following because with 19 pandemic, i'll just here as john hall is at the biggest arts festival in the world. and he caught up with a troop of young south africans who will be performing at the annual event for the 1st time. it's always about to some other people about our culture, how we speak, and how we connected so difficult. 10 young south africans on the stage for the 1st time, the 1st time. in fact, on any state. yes. yeah. yeah. well, it's a song and dance show featuring, i'm trained, performers brought together by a charity called the butler trust. many of them just school children doing what comes naturally. almost like i'm dreaming because it's time was like, i'm painting myself like, oh this was getting real, this is getting real and i was praying because i was so excited to be so last night,

painter not making my 2 so comfortable and for all of them performing up the world's largest fringe festival is also the 1st time abroad their 1st ever journey on a plane. was a novice and i have some clues bottoms was like, oh, okay, okay. okay. when we um, performing in new in with the people inside to dance with them. i was like okay, yeah, that's a beautiful people are great. so how is the show for you? well, it's like an hour joy to see this. i couldn't stop leaving a message at the streets of the scottish capital, it being no less welcoming than the stage.