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province of british columbia, rapidly moving wildfire as forest, mast evacuations. west african leaders of re to commit troops for an intervention force, but only as a last resort to restore democracy in the chair and the effects of micro plastics in the food chain. scientists and bond with dash and cover an alarming discovery and is 4 will be live in australia is england and spain prepared for the women's world cup final. most countries will be aiming to win the trophy for the 1st time in sundays title decide the leaders of the united states, south korea and japan have agreed to deepen military and economic cooperation. at a summit at camp david in maryland is seen as

a bid reject unity in the face of china is rolling influence of the asia pacific and nuclear threats from north korea. now you as president joe biden, praise the leaders of south korea and japan for pursuing closer relations. after a long history of animosity, stepping from tokyo's colonial rule out 0 is our fisher reports from camp david's. using the planning, pull down, and most of these and rivalries overcome us present, joe biden believes this is a significant diplomatic moment. this was the 1st summit. i posted a camp david as present as i can think of no more for the location to begin the next year or next year of cooperation. a place that has long symbolized the power of new beginnings. the location was deliberate, kept even in maryland. the presidential retreat is where a peace deal should be made agreements reached breakthroughs, accomplished japan, and says korea have a long history of suspicion and bitterness early,

but the perceived going menace of china the pacific. i mean unpredictability of north korea brought all 3 countries together and what joe biden declared was a moment a political cottage regarding the response to north korea. the 3 countries agreed to strength of co operation for the full implementation of the sections and to work closely together in the un security council. the diplomatic ties will be stronger with a leader level hotline. there will be annual military exercises and efforts to protect and boost supply chains and the economy. we have agreed to step up our security cooperation to ensure our people safety and security in the region. but the americans that came to point out this is no time division and showing young this is somewhat, was not about trying. that was not the purpose of the meeting, but it did come. china obviously came up and i'll just say we don't share concerns about the economic coersion or height intentions caused by china. but this summit was really about our relationship with each other and deepening cooperation across

on the tire range of issues that went well beyond. the white house says it's been working on this agreement since almost jo, biking sparse, the and office. the compact. the insist is designed to last for years and years. but for the moment it's only 2nd to last as long as you're bite and remains in office hours for sure. i'll just see that i come david in maryland to now the united states has already part of 2 other alliances in the asia pacific region, which have shared concerns about china. now what is the quad officially known as the quadra lateral security dialogue, which includes australia, india, and japan. and then there is the august, which is a security pack established in 2021 by the united states, the u. k. i'm australian. now the members recently signed the deals to supply us, made nuclear power submarines to australia that china is increased military

activity is just one of the causes of concern. taiwan has accused beijing of intimidation. after the chinese troops carried out drills near the time and his waters on saturday. now china says the naval exercises are a warning to what it calls collusion between separatists and foreign forces. taiwan deployed aircraft and vessels of response. the drills follow a visit by the time when he's vice president to the united states, which anchor bay jang, china considers the self governed island as its own territory. okay, we're gonna get more on this tension. yeah. and is a research fellow at the institute of international relations at national chang. she university and he joins us from taipei. okay, what should we make of the timing of these drills? we've had us presidential bite and holding is summit at cap. david. are these drills coordinated with that meeting in what messages china? sunday. i think china already had

a real before in the early stage of life's visit up to the us. i and now her all these way back. there's another one coming. of course, i think, you know, to so like you mentioned 5 is also a response to closer relation between china. meeting us 3 i in japan. time now always will know who can medium size or some kind of warning against any type of uh you it on us on what things do not want tan wilkes and including our president and vice president transit visit and not really you know, to stop. oh, where is official visit to the us? but china will consider that has a separate is so they will, you know, just fire, you know,

kind of meet your reaction that you have to protest. so you have to exit masons on mandatory exercise. just worrying that if they don't, they almost like they have acknowledged or you know, at least a septic that us can develop a closer relation which time on. so this is something they have done over the years . but i think we try not to look at the usa attitude this time because of life training. so stop over all the way to the mall and on the way back, us stopping over in the us to get to know about and let me jump in here for a 2nd. i want to what we're supposed to do in terms of the threat level or the tension level is what should we interpret this as status quote we, we didn't know that this was expected in terms of the exercises has this height and tensions or are things still about the same well,

i think these things is going the same any time once people have being used to haunt this kind of intimidation. so do what have to be menacing? is a want populace, especially in terms of the upcoming the election. okay, 2024 presidential election because vice president is a candidate so uh, you know, if trying to continue to do this, you will actually get the reverse resolved on the in terms of us commitments. we know that the us all that we know that the united states is obligated under treaties for its allies to have in to defend its allies. so given the fact that china has conducted these exercises, what should we expect in terms of the fact that these exercises have happened

again, it is, is this sort of making a mockery of that? is it sort of, we can a we us position well because time one in the us government official diplomatic time, us recognize china recognize staging. by recognizing, beating you almost acknowledge that taiwan is part of china. you estimate p o patient relation was by why that's why pacing fail that it has, you know, it's a stop and d being by late it having this kind of relation between us in taiwan. so that's why i'm trying that will always take good stand but foot high ones case us always wanted to make sure there is peace across the taiwan strait and then there is no rule and us we're trying to make sure i want to have the fast capability in terms of intervention property, all right,

it will be the same as the piece of the ukraine, not off the show me powers in this 1. 10 said yeah, we appreciate you joining us there from taipei. thank you so much for that. no problem. thank you for having me. all the right leaders of 11 west african nations say they want to use diplomacy to solve the price is caused by the who in the share, but time is running out. defense chief from the eco was block. so they have a plan for military intervention to reinstate, and his years alex did president, but at a meeting and gone his capital, they refused to make their timeline public out to 0. as charles stratford reports from across up to 2 days of close to meetings, west african defense chief say they have a plan for possible military intervention against 2 leaders in new jersey. we've already agreed on funding to rip up there to apply for the income pension. this

i typically capacity with strategic objectives that quick make need that mental from investors hope to better better, better incorporate across commission. if a piece of security said the west african block, had the resources, equipment of political will, to act militarily and the door to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis would not be open it so much longer. the member must do so because presidency it to be hop on, meet the elements you have for me, take the on the equipment, you have the resources to run that. take this mission. so i can you read that to them in time? the or the is cubic but d b is slow beside the diplomatic efforts by numerous

delegations, including echo as the african union, chad the u. n. m. the us old bids to find a peaceful solution to the causes of so far failed. it collapses. it wants to put sanctions on every member of the community to self appointed, so called transitional government, and yet they still refused to free. detained. democratically elected president mohammed bar zoom. unimposing came on trial for treason, a move which echo us. and it's international back a say he's groundless. an escalade tree obviously is keen to dispel room is the policy on the j was being dictated to by foreign governments like new jersey form a colonial power from because in the days and. ready fails, all is principles of miss infringement. the probably about equal access via the guys all being directed by this. i'll hold that, i'll be, you know, the,

i'm missing the point completely. but any military intervention plan against and each is qu, lead is faces many political and legal hurdles before it could ever be implemented . these include approval by parliaments and legislative bodies, or participating west african states, a number of which including regional powerhouse nigeria have already said no to any potential minutes reaction yet. because this commission of official security was definitive in saying that this is not a war against and is yeah, he said that is expected possibly in the next 24 hours or so. a committee of echo as representatives could well travel to any sherry and capital in the for discussions with the 2 liters. this is something that the 2 liters i've said in recent days that they are still open to. however, defense chiefs here now say that these kind of discussions cannot go on forever. and if necessary, they are ready to go. child stuff without

a 0 across us. now, well echo us defense cheese did agree to a military intervention in the share for suspended members who had military coups and recent years were not present at the meeting. now that includes new share as neighbors, molly advocate, a facile who warned against a joint force. nigerian stain tv is reporting that senior officers from the 3 countries have met, new made to develop a response to any military action. molly and burkina faso also reportedly sent military planes to share to show their support never came to pass. those defense minister says the country may leave the block if a military operation goes ahead. like that i. so a lot the we are and dissipating aggression or whatever happens c as or head of state said on the radio, we are ready and we support media. we are even ready to leave eco essence because we find it a logical,

the community that has done so much that it's beginning to apply unnecessary restrictions for the benefit of certain individuals from us. we're thinking about what's in the interest of the people. the one does then feed gambles, main opposition parties have chosen their candidates for next week's presidential election. they have named former education minister out there on though oh saw as their challenge or to encumbered alley bond go. presidents bongos family has ruled the central african state for 55 years now. of this candidacy has been backed by 6 opposition groups to alright plenty more ahead on the news hour, including high inflation and extreme flooding. we hear from argentinians in the midst of it all, plus renewed, wind and heats threatened to reverse progress made in henry where firefighters are

struggling to put out what's being called the most complex fire. to hit the canary islands in 40 years. and in sports england, captain harry kane is off the market at bay or munich. so nice here with that story, stay with us. the alright in canada, state of emergency has been declared in the canadian province of british columbia as yet another wildfire threatens thousands of homes. the mcdougal creek fire has been burning near the city of west colona for days, but in just the past 24 hours. it grew from just 60 heck, there's 2 more than 6. thousands. evacuations are underway, west cologne, that has

a population of just 36000 people and across lake okanagan. evacuations has begun near colona city with the population of about 150000 mcdougal creek is one of more than a 1000 active wildfires burning and canada right now. about 1500 kilometers. ne, a major blaze is threatening the city of yellow life. a capital in the northwest territories will address here is rosalyn. jordan reports a fast moving wildfire in the mountains near the city of cologne, a british columbia. on friday officials, they're declared a state of emergency, as the fire destroyed homes and businesses they do the creek. wildfire is just one of more than a 1000 fires. burning across canada. up north in yellowknife, residents were heating the government's order to evacuate by noon on friday. a mass

of fire is approaching the city from the official said evacuation is necessary. we're heading into a critical couple of days in this. during the management of this wildfire, we expect to see north west winds to north, to west north west winds. over the next 2 days, and that those are wins, that will trend. both of those fires in directions that we don't want fall far as buyers are a natural phenomenon. un official say global warming is fly. canadians are living in crisis mode. this year we've seen very, very high temperatures this week, including a temperature of 42.2 degrees celsius in the town of listen, which was a new august temperature records. you don't normally and you shouldn't normally associate 42.2 degrees celsius with canada. but this is what we are seeing. the forecasts for western canada wide spread and light rain over the next few days. not

nearly enough to extinguish these residents nightmare rosalyn jordan, l g 0. ok. parts of southern california are under a tropical storm warning for the 1st time ever as hurricane hillary approaches the united states west coast is forecast to make land fall on sunday. hilary is currently near bohack, california, and mexico. the national hurricane center is warning what it describes as a quote, potentially catastrophic flooding situation. if hillary makes lance all, it will be the 1st tropical storm to hit the state in more than 80 years. so i don't think any of us. i know me particularly, i never thought i'd be standing here talking about a hurricane or a tropical storms. they're talking about winds up to a 145 miles an hour hitting. a los angeles county,

it's been a 84 years since one came a sure. so it's a once in a lifetime event that we're going to be experiencing a this really is an all hands on deck effort. okay. our weather presenter jeff harrington is tracking hurricane hillary and jeff, just how bad is the storm and where is it right now? well, you know, kimberly hillary exploded from a tropical storm to a category for hurricane in less than 24 hours. so that is just wrap it, intensification. yes. the question. where is it right now? the eastern pacific pretty close to baja, california now here's the latest information that i have on this storm. so sustained wins around the eye of the hurricane. 215 kilometers per hour. so that is we can slightly and this strong will continue to weaken a bit as it travels west along the baja california peninsula. but it is still a very powerful category for storm. so again,

we showed the red line is where the storm is tracking, but look, it's wobbling from the eastern pacific to boffa, california not looking to make line fault least that's what we believe at this point. but i want to peel out show you the us desert southwest. this is the forecast today on saturday. so okay. bit of rain in the game today. but if we put this a day for it on sundays, here comes hillary racing up the eastern pacific potentially looking to make land fall in southern california late sunday, potentially around san diego. this would be really rare because the last time a tropical storm beat blindfold in southern california, 84 years ago in 1939. now this is going to drop copious amounts of rain, a california nevada, arizona. in fact, some of these places could see a year's worth of rain in the next little bit. so kimberly, we know that there is going to be flooding and inevitably mudslides and land size is going to be catastrophic. they just can't get a break. all right, jeff harrington,

thanks for that. you're located to write firefighters and spans canary islands. are battling a raging wildfire there. the fire has destroyed more than 5000 heck. tears on the island of tenerife is described as the most complex wildfire. there is 40 years barbara and gulf of reports across both of them was 5 which have safe. i've been to almost full size of the heck test and the spanish island of tennessee reef. it's effected thousands of people who have to leave the homes or stay in doors to avoid inhaling the fumes spray and civil god has been moving door to door to help evacuate habits and villages in the affected area. some residents say they were given just an hour to pack a lot. they have no job guys. it is super stressful. we have to leave our houses and everything. and let's see if we're lucky and hope to fire doesn't go down the hill,

which would be most dangerous. let's have opened the firefighters. the fires have come down over night. early, a change in the wind direction, stretching to spread the flames to new areas. 5 fi to struggle to keep the blaze reaching populated areas. spain has suffered drought for the past few years. it's left across tend to dry fueling walls costs and mountainous areas. european for his flight information system says blazes brand 800000 heck tests of land. the european union, last year, spain was the west effected country, a coughing for 40 percent of the bench area. scientists say heat waves caused by climate change will make qualifies more likely. barbara and go out to sara and heavy rainfall in argentina has cost flooding and damage hundreds of homes. the devastation is only making life harder for people already struggling with sky high

inflation. and adam was expected to be much higher in august and in previous months, out to zeros. theresa bo has more from buenos, horace cleaning up after a massive storm flooded this area in the city of left left the window site. is it to somebody else that is, is trying to salvage anything she can, but they want to destroy her refrigerator and the television. you much unethical and all i worked about night. and so all the was coming in. my son's sleeps on the floor because there's nowhere else to sleep. we survive because my mother has a soup kitchen. because otherwise of all salaries, it's impossible. the storm has made the families dire living conditions. even worse, flooding happens in this part of winter site is every year people tell us that they've been promised that the situation will improve. but it doesn't. many of those who leave all around this area have lost all of their belongings and with the current economic situation in argentina and sewing inflation,

it is impossible for them to be able to buy it again. or didn't. tina has been struggling with an over a 100 percent inflation rate in the past year. it's also trying to pay back over $40000000000.00 in forwarding that to the i m. f. primary elections last sunday showed that have yet to be late as far right candidate go to wrong. 30 percent of the votes really promises radical changes in the economy. the possibility of him becoming argentina's president has shaken up the presidential race and the economy. the government evaluated the currency around 18 percent in an attempt to stop the outflow of us dollars. and the prices started going up once again. the, the, it was that the 5th would be work and the government, the value rights when there's a lack of trust and credibility, with very low reserves and outside of an insightful ton, the success of bites on certain se. and it won't have

a real impact on the economy so that the valuation translates into more inflation. and people, you know, didn't tina are finding ways to be financially creative until the end of the month . lease out of the emp, 8 f as the last week has been impossible and 3, because those who are government are now leaving and all the prices are going up. i had to buy cream for my foot and it was $800.00 pesos. now it's 1400 just in a few days and you know, it's frustration, anger, and despair, everywhere. as the country gets ready to elect, then you press it in 2 months, many are desperate for solutions that will give them some sort of stability back the so we'll just see that when a site is turning to ukraine, the interior ministry says at least 5 people have been killed in a russian attack on the northern city of attorney of ukrainian president vladimir zelinski says the miss, i'll hit

a central square in the city. he said the strike hit a university and they said, are building now the 1st ship to use ukraine's new humanitarian quarter in the black sea has arrived safely in is double. the joseph schulty sailed through the boss for us in turkey, early on friday, that the container should've left odessa on wednesday after being trapped for 18 months since the russian invasion. moscow recently pulled out of the major greenville guaranteeing safe passage of vessels from ukrainian ports. i irena romania have signed an agreement to work together to boost keeps great exports remaining as prime minister says he aims to double the transit speed for the grain by improving the country's infrastructure. romania has been a key transit point for exports from ukraine. all right, we're going to take

a short break still ahead on al jazeera, the verdict is in, in the case of a british nurse accused of marine murdering 7 newborn babies and trying to kill 6 others. i'm gonna see a newman in the and then to call region of ecuador, where communities must vote on whether or not to keep all this intact or open it up to mining and, and supports the number one player in the world. tennis stays on whores for another title when stay with us the, let's get going with your weather report for europe in africa, and this is not the way i want to begin this weather report. we've got a deep area of low pressure plug in the islands of ireland and britain. so think the deeper the low, the more intense it is and this one's going to pack

a punch. wins in the southeast corner of the republic of ireland will exceed a 100 kilometers per hour. now this wet weather will pour into flight hit areas of southern norway. this is about your 3rd round of intense rain in less than 2 weeks . for central europe, there is an outbreak of thunderstorms western side of germany, around the polish capital warsaw. but really many spots dealing with sunshine and any spots in the thirty's here for the temperatures are coming down in the capital on correct. 36 still a breezy day and it's done bolt for the other side of the mediterranean. we've got this heat locked into play for southern spain, so seville and quarter by your temperatures will be locked into about 40 for the next little while intense bands of rain along the coast of center called again, be a rate through to see are the own and as we hop to southern africa, south africa, the potential for some damaging winds here through south africa's northern cape providence. but at the same time, this is pumping in a lot of heat to southern africa,

so called pretty much johannesburg. north temperatures are running in above average for this sum of the year. okay, got it. all right, see you soon. i the, the scars of the war and you pray, run deep, but the devastation of the country's precious eco systems may take the longest to hear the people and power documents the environmental impacts of the fight, and follows the premium for prizes investigators, as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site ukraine. ground 0 on that jersey to facing liliana, teens. does the un fit for purpose was like many critics sites just pub solution doesn't get anywhere near enough done to the amount of money that is put into a hard hitting in to be you think about to the minus on washing it's enough for money to go on its own and to build its on thoughts providing on for centuries,

people have been taken care of are so i have every confidence that future generations will do it as well via the story on told to how does era news the welcome back here watching alger 0 reminder of our top story says this, our us president joe biden has phrased a breakthrough in relation to strength and ties with south korea and japan. the 3 nations have agreed to defend military and economic cooperation. the summit cap, david, the state of emergency has been declared as a canadian province of british columbia. as i'm now there,

wildfire threatens tens of thousands of homes. it's burning this time near the city of west florida, and has prompted evacuations across the province. and leaders from 11 west african nations say they want to resolve the political prices in the share diplomatically, the time is running out. defense chiefs for regional block echo as say they have a plan to reinstate the house to the president. the right more than $230.00 people have died of cholera in the democratic republic of congo this year. and most of them are children. that's according to unicef, which says more than 31000 cases have been recorded. well north keep it province, is the one that's worst effected. fighting between government forces and m 23 rabbits as force millions of people to flee their homes. many live in overcrowded displacement cans,

and that's where they're most at risk of waterboard diseases. a so comfortable angle in the middle, it does activity. we are here at the blink go. i t p site where we carry out hygiene and water purification activities in terms of water. when we arrived here that was a serious problem because the displaced families didn't have access to the drinking water. they were drawing water from the lake, which was at least one kilometer away. this water was not drink apple, nor did they have access to some of the patient facilities. today, the change was visible before it was a serious problem, the. okay, turner to bundle a dash scientists have found that tiny pieces of plastic and frogs and fish have had some serious implications. and here's why. the frogs eat mosquitoes and other insects. and this discovery, it turns out, has widespread implications for disease control and farmers. algae zeroes tendered shodmurray has more bangladesh was once a major exposure of live fox for frame dining restaurants in europe. and the us

shipments were banned in 1989 due to a rapid decline of fraud population as well as an increase in farmland pest. such as must gators, now bangladesh of frogs are facing a different kind of threatened to this time from plastic poisoning. a new study by the international and union of conservation of nature saves 15 out of 47 spaces of frogs here are under threat on the, on a glove, probably already existing toward 40 on the list. this is see if our truck species are already on the brink of extinction, from plastic and macro plastic pollution out emerging issues, you can see how people are dependent on it on a daily basis. so this has become a plastic era, plastic a professor of products university also discovered micro plastics. in 83 percent of fish. it started. we have even discovered micro plastic in the muscles of various fish. that is the edible parts yet, which means we are already consuming macro plastics with the food chain. in another

study assigned is found in abundance of pollutants and surface water and underlying settlements of lakes and rivers in the capital dot com. got it out on the, on the money problem with us. it, we hardly get fish. no, it is. it's because of the biggest pollution reverse is canals due to pollution. fissions don't beat as they used to. they're not able to survive anymore in this part of the water is x. but say frogs have vital role and controlling mosquitoes that carry diseases such as malaria cases of dangled fever. i've reason alarmingly here in recent years, researchers involved in the studies say the high level presence of micro plastic and frogs, both of the potential try to bio diversity and crop production. environmental dash scientists say that verizon disposable plastic usage is creating a pressing challenge for food safety. as mike are plastic accumulating in the marine full chain sandwich all day, i'll just see a doctor in syria. there has been protests over the high cost of living. hundreds

of people have demonstrated in the capital, damascus. the local currency hit an all time low against the dollar. traders say it costs as much as $13000.00 syrian pounds to buy just $1.00. serious currency has been falling since the civil war began in 2011. okay, a policy the amount has died from his was after being shot by his really forces earlier this week. last wednesday is really subtler stormed in area and novelist near the ballasa refugee camp. now, so far, $227.00 palestinians have been killed just in the west bank this year. this in other news, a british nurse has been convicted of murdering 7 babies and trying to murder another 6 infants. lucy lucky is one of the u. k. as most prolific serial killers in modern history out the zeros pop brennan reports

a lucy leslie was supposed to be protecting a nursing the children and her cat. instead, she was killing them in a manner described as cold, cruel, and relentless violence took different forms. some babies had injected into the bloodstream, others were poisoned with insolent the criminal trial last the 10 months. the verdict guilty. readout statements on behalf of the police in this case work cannot effectively explain how are you feeling at this moment in time? we are quite simply still today, just to test being served of this is to be caring for all babies as being found guilty of homing them. well, this justice takes away from the extreme to distract people have to experience the intensive care unit for newborn babies. let be took advantage of the

vulnerabilities to disguise the home she was inflicting on them. in 20152016, there was a significant increase in the number of babies suffering sudden unexplained collapses. each time the only nurse on duty was lucy lengthy. it wasn't until june 2018. the let be was 1st arrested to home. the detectives found a notebook revealing emotional tomorrow. i haven't done anything wrong, she'd written but further down the same sheet, she added, i am evil. i did this. the jury agreed. i cannot begin to imagine how the families in this case feel today i just hope is today, but they bring all of them some peace of mind for the future. and that we have on the 6 some of the questions that they were looking for. the case is also raised in pull some questions about the hospital and its procedures and

external review discovered significant gaps in nursing. roaches in sufficient stuffing up a high dependency unit and concerns raised about let be in 2015 seem to have been ignored by hospital management. she went home to kill 2 more babies in the hospital is now under new management. since lucy leslie was removed from duty, there's been only one death that in the past 7 years, poll brennan, i'll just 0. the former chancellor of austria, sebastian cruise has been charged with giving false evidence to a parliamentary inquiry into corruption. hers is said to stand trial in october for his administration's alleged role and offering favors to a russian investor. the crush of scandal 2 years ago caused his 1st government to collapse before kurz referring to return to power. he says the allegations are false. will dominic dominant cane is following the developments for us from berlin

of this allegation against sebastian courts. form of shots that are of austria, revolves around evidence that he gave to a poem entry commission, investigating a previous scandal in which he had been implicated. it is alleged that the statements in evidence he gave to this problem entry commission. well, now there is evidence from others saying that what he said was false. he said in front of the commission that he was aware of the appointment of an individual to a government run agencies, but that was as far as his involvement went. now evidence is being provided that suggests that that is not the case and it is on the basis of this fresh evidence that he has been charged. he denies this josh and says he looks forward to the chance in quotes to be able to disprove it. why does this matter? well, because sebastian quotes one to general elections, but he was barely out of his twenty's. he was seen by many across europe as being a spend a barrel for

a new form of conservatism. certainly that was the position that he wanted the world to see. he has had a low profile since leaving office in 2021, reinventing himself as an entrepreneur and silicon valley clean. now his attention will focus on october in australia, but he will try. he says to disprove this allegation, don't want it. kane, al jazeera bully. okay, we're going to head to atlanta in the us state of georgia. now where that is the city where donald trump was and died in just a few days ago. now, his rivals for the republican presidential nomination are meeting their to rally support for their white house campaigns. the former us president says he plans to skip the 1st republican primary debate there on wednesday to and in guatemala, that country will hold national elections on sunday. voters in the central american countries say the next president must address a severe hunger crisis. this effect in children,

local activists and non profit groups, blame rampant corruption and not a lack of resources. manual raffle has more from guatemala city of the health there in southern guatemala communities. here suffer one of the highest rates of male nutrition in the world. government programs offering help or a valuable resource. it brings the problem in the, in the stuff like the that we are mainly focusing on medical attention. we provide health services like parasite treatment and which fictional assistance with the aim of preventing disease. according to the un, food and nutrition needs in guatemala, have reached historic levels. health authorities here in guatemala, say one of the biggest challenges to combat in mal nutrition is accessing rural areas. adding that the places that are most in need, or often the hardest to reach the terrain. and this part of the country to be

extreme with 17 year old heidi discovered makes short work of this, the parents that lead to her home. heidi says that well, government assistance in the form of food resource planning has benefited her family. the still lack some basic necessities like clean water and the musket boom water. most of all, we don't have potable water. fortunately, there isn't a severe water shortage here. thank god for the rain, but it's still difficult at times. experts in guatemala, blame corruption as one of the driving forces behind worsening poverty, which casts a shadow of food in security over the country's most vulnerable citizens. dave, i'm going to say this. we have 3 or 4 governments to have blend, just deeper and deeper into corruption. so money is being spent on the, on this is certain things and we're neglecting to invest. i think the most vital asset of this country children. so money is being squander while we're assembled

annually facing in nutritional crisis. this is the 1st time i got somebody, new water molar one and 2. minors suffers from chronic male nutrition as the situation worse and non profit groups have stepped up to provide assistance with government efforts fall short. the child care specialists say without this help the situation to deteriorate. further the right now we're waiting and measuring to see how the progress has been. but i do believe these children would be worse off because at home, there are many cases where their day consist of sugary dreams. things that don't do us any good. experts more and that without urgent action from the next presidential administration, the countries pores communities have little hope for a better, nourished and more hopeful. future. a visit up a little al jazeera, guatemala city, ecuadorian. go to the polls for a snap general election on sunday. and the pool could have

a big impact on both the economy and the environment. the citizens will be asked to vote for or i guess the banner of mining and further oil drilling in the amazon. our latin america editor, lucy, and newman reports now from the chill clue and in region. this is the heart of the tool indian region to speak to john in ecuador. it's known for its extraordinary bio diversity and this essential for providing much of the capitals, fresh water and food. i keep the phone number o c on the coffee. yeah. what to do. so benny coffee moke, meet co co should that the non is loads of products that go to the city and from the, to other places around the world. the, the, the people not really must say that the region and those who live in is facing a powerful enemy. not far away, rusty machinery and stacks of lift up with chemicals of the telltale signs that the

legal miners have passed through here. in addition, equity as government has granted 12 mining concessions to local and international companies, and 8 more are in the works. this and get on the phone with us young response outlander, they say they'll carry out responsible mining. that's what they've been saying since the beginning of time from the expectation of oil to mining. but i think we all know the most totals apart from the exquisite vegetation, the mountains, and the shows that you see here are rich in gold. and in copper, that is why the communities that lived here one that all this could become one giant mine that would contaminate and destroy life. that's why on sunday, at the doors will be asked to vote in a referendum in which they can decide whether or not to completely ban mining in this area as well as oil extra auction in another of eco doors. ecological hotspots guessing the national park and they put drawers amazon ring forest is one

of the most bio diverse in the world. but it's also region oil incentives referendum. dorians will essentially have to decide what's more important. exploding a good doors, most important source of income, or preserving it for the good of the environment and its inhabitants. that'd be done me that these are of the petro look is union, is both, are possible. look at the name of instead of a name, and that's what we are exploiting of the moment is barely 80 hooked is out of a total 100000. that makes up the sony park that's allowed us to extract $55000.00 barrels of oil a day, which is nearly $1200000000.00 for the equal to reinstate. it's a lot of money for a country already deepen debt. questionnaire. good warrants must answer is what will ultimately cost them and their environment more to see in human outages,

era in the indian trickle region, ecuador time for short break, but still a head on algebra. sarah, sports co host australia aimed to finish the women's world cup on a high. so now we'll be here with the action from the 3rd place. play on there with us the i'm sure you're part 2 question. what do you see? right, well let me see if i can change or thank the good news for everybody has different thinking that's from flow space on the right. we want to do the best for children of the, sorry, yeah. i became, i see these kids of just bring me right back and i couldn't control things. i was like those kids stuff. what do you think protected? well, maybe it's a pretty name for something very putting yourself in

a person's shoes. so if you can see from a different kind of, can you boys much what sonic i talk to, but in hard to control anger, i put me against the full screen and did a poem that i'm angry, victory or steve, it should be a scholar for the children were thinking of, i'm thinking, and that's why i want the the, the, all right, it's sorry for sports now and here is so now. thank you very much company. well sweden have won the 3rd place now. the women's woke up, they beat the co host australia to now and crisp and disappointment for the majority of fans and the stadium who are hoping to cl stray to finish the

tournament with the wind speed in to city. the from the penalties spot close to via us on added the sip, the 2nd house to the break. it's a full time, so we didn't have one the bronze medals as the wall top while the main event is taking place in sydney on sunday. that's where england will take on spain and the final i'll report to alex thomas. is that for us alex, despite australia not being involved, but is there still a high level of excitement ahead of the final thought. all straight is a new found love affair with football, has not stated yet. that was an incredible atmosphere at the fee for funds festival, here in central sydney, a little bit earlier in the evening. normally as the place playoff game is, something of a known events reached capacity here so much so the thousands of fans was

redirected to all we were spill areas with extra screens has to be set up for them to watch it just at home. so its tournaments, reputation for being history, mike king russell, breaking as we look at high. so that will come the final here in sydney on sunday nights we can expect more to say the ultimate prize insight to england and spain as each team seeks to win its 1st women's world cup trophy expects more passion and excitement was 75000 people at the game here in sydney, a 1000000 small watching around the world. obviously, this is the biggest game, the one that you dream about, the one the means the most thought. so like it will hit when we were we're in the tunnel i'm i'm, we're ready to walk out and yeah, i think it's an incredible occasion. it's been an unbelievable tournament. both

teams attacks with talents. i'm going to sleep in england. we haven't yet seen the best of stains alexia protests when of multiple world player with a year awards england around piece of. but how to play an easy a pos to the final with no count games against nigeria, columbia and co hostile, straight in spain, spoke improved drastically off to the group stage. as they swept aside switzerland, the netherlands, and suite. as we are no england, we all know that play is i'll play with some of them and some of my teammates, maybe we because when some of them we know that they have a really good team and they've been doing good. so i think it's going to be a really good game, the finalist or even the match. but perhaps the a subbing glen sleep is the coach. serena bateman. this will be her full success. it may just final off the guiding the netherlands to european championship victory in 2017 and then

a woke up run his up spots before winning. you rode 2022 with england. not since the local events in 1991 has the women's well. comp had to 1st time finalist, this'll be the 3rd. oh, european final thoughts. the 1st will champion from that confidence since 2007. interestingly, this will be the 1st time england in spain is played each of the women's world cup . and it comes in the same stadium where england, one amends rugby woke up exactly 20 years ago. and i, it's as close as a huge disappointment. so co host australia and not being in that final. but what impact has the tournament to had in the country? the always had a massive impact. most people ice pipe and see whether it's administrative coaches . even young goes to training sessions, who went to in this week, sized been a talk to will to ship moment changing the percentage of his forehead and across

the globe. interesting me, we have heard from both spain and england, they've pretty much press conferences ahead of that will come final being like captain mcbride say they're going to have that the game of their lives. so let's, this will comp and make it a historic double because they want 02022 last 2 years. well, an interesting side note to this much sought he's, the play is mutiny that happened in the spanish camp last year. the spanish focal federation standing by that coach, full hey bill, who refused to take any questions about the controversy, had the face, the biggest match in his career. certainly interesting that he was up alongside every night for right as it was. one of those reason is allowed back into the sport at that pretty much press conferences, spike in general, it sounds about unity in the squad. i'm putting that to one side. this could be the culmination of a very talented generation, despite they've already won the on the 17. well, come on, the, on the 20 will come. if i left the scene utah as well,

they'll be the 1st country and women. so it will history the whole free crowns at the same time. just have to wait and see addict, stomachs live from sidney. thank you very much for that. and you, the captain. hurricane had the memorable gem and league w for his new club by munich. strike o as in the starting line up up for the opening game of the bremen. who set up a binds the goal and then off to 74 minutes the the sign would go on to win. the match for new with mirrors. sign is going twice. kane is aiming to help his club when at 12 the street needs titled we've got a fantastic team. i know it's out of a lot of great, great players. and you know, to me like i step out into the pool open. it's just not so i feel comfortable with

my surroundings. so now i'm here to help the team to, to push the team. and no competition is to try and be successful. and i was happy, i was able to do that today because china and all those back from injury fall, nasa and the saudi pro league and the opening home game of the new season. but his side slumped to to 2nd street defeated throughout the island. i've met the saying that gave the visitors a shock to meal. nothing for us to have the 1st win of the season in the english friend, monique a last minute goals from substitute chris would given them a to one when at home to sheffield, united and fast as leak a mouth, say it, and read it. the 82nd, the minute the plaza from the field between the 2 rescue points at met you home 5 said the last call. so now with 10 men, but to ended in a 2 to 2 then this will no belong. carlos,

i've kind of had to bottle through and cincinnati to reach the semi finals also coming through an epic match against telling me paul, in the last 16, it was qualified to match purcell news for the spaniards. it's come from a set down to in, in the quote, the final i've kind of said taking the deciding set 6 full. you will face a bit because next and then me know about your service in the final will just under a year to go before the past and then fix the water quality of the river said is causing organized as a few problems. some swimming events are set to take place in the river. next is games. and earlier this week, the saying was given the ultimate to host test races. but today it's been decided to keep swimmers out of the water as a precautionary measure, so as not to endanger the health and safety games organizes to say the will to a will be better prepared and 2024 as power. suspending massively on water

management projects and so we spoke for me a 100 back to kimberly. all right, sonata, thank you so much for that. appreciate it. and that is all for me for the lowest. kimberly hell, good for this news hour, but we'll be back with more news in just a moment. stay with us. the it's one of the biggest clubs in south america, but it's great. this arrival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds from

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