rending and increasing quote, caused by droughts. in april, almost 27000 migrants came through to booty. since january the number has increased by 56 percent compared to last year, the vision is miller. truthful. the proposed is a 3 year transition of pallets of the west african delegation means both the presidents and the cooley, to the hello, until mccrae, this is ellen, just they're alive from the hospital. so coming up may i ask evacuations and a state of emergency in canada. is british columbia with devastating bomb sized tearing through communities. was mullins head to the poles, to elect

a new president's with crime and corruption dominating the campaign. and he'll take home the biggest prize and women's football england take on spine in the world cup final and sidney. the issue is military, viola has proposed a 3 year transition of power off the west african leaders made another attempt at diplomacy to reverse the code. the statements by general ed jermanti gianni followed talks with a delegation for west africa's main regional block e co boss. they also mentioned the she is the pose president. it's the 1st time mohammed position has been seen in public since last month, military takeover. nicholas hawk reports the answering the dentist called to mobilize tens of thousands of volunteers gathered outside of new year's nationalist

. take him to join the armed forces to the agenda. this is a show popular support for last months and active defiance in the face of the threat of military reactions from the west african body eco box which wants to reinstate the deposed elected president buses. and the crew leader general gianni delivered a message of his own after meeting an echo aust delegation in the capital in. yeah, me neither the national council for the safe guard of the homeland, nor the people of new jersey, one more and remain open to dialogue. but let us be clear, if an attack were to be under taken against us, it will not be the welcome to park. some people seem to think the costs delegation ultimate with president, but assume he's being held with little access to food or electricity. his health is reportedly deteriorating. we met him, we heard from him what was done to him. she told us about the problems he's facing, that people take to the leaders that sent us here. did you take,

use him of treason for acting in the interest of a foreign state, alluding to france, the former colonial power, the tempe, the need to meet them all? the will tact militarily, is to stop what could be seen as a contagion of cruise. there's been cruise in guinea, burkina faso, and molly countries who carry the echo last mandate like center goal and ivory coast wants to stop this. but these states are seen as to close to france. the former colonial power for part of the population echo was seen as the armed branch of the former colonial power. the gentle leaders and neighboring malia and burkina faso have sent their military planes in solidarity to new shares coordinator general gianni. and his supporters seem to be determined to cling onto power no matter the consequences. nicholas hawk algae 0. meanwhile, washington which has a strong military presence initiated as soon as you went best of the to the capital

piece of williams was the us ambassador tunisia. she explains why the military leadership hasn't managed to fully control the country. this winter is throwing up everything it can possibly hear about because it's obviously not thinking very well, but um, and seeing if it will work. uh, they have professed to want to have free freedom of choice if they have repressed any of the pro buzzing demonstrations. and my understanding is that there have been demonstrations all over the country or attempted demonstrations. they have the guns . uh we and i also have heard lots of reports about discontent within the military . and you are seeing a lot of variability in these year right now. since so many of the armed forces have been pulled into we're in the, i'm a is and away from the outskirts of the other regions of the, of the country leading wide open. so. so there's this orientation, there's confusion and there i understand there's a lot of discord in the ranks as well. thousands of residents in western canada

have been forced to evacuate their homes as 2 separate while 5 inch closer. and macdougald creek 5 is just one of more than 1000 active funds that are raging at the moment. several buildings have been destroyed in wisc carolina and with british columbia. and the newest, the yellow knife wild font is burning out of control around the capital of the northwest territories, petty calhane reports. this is why wild fires are so terrified in an instant, it shifts grows, consuming everything, and everyone in its wake. clearly oh my god, this was nicky lawyers view from the passenger seat here at the very ends you where the right to the right. that is where we felt the most intense heat in the car. you can feel a little bit of warm driving through it. but most of it,

it was just the fear of all the read. the read, the glow is all the lights of disguise. here in west cologne and british columbia were tens of thousands of people, have evacuated or been told to with a no numbers of homes and buildings already destroyed. we will start counting the number of houses when we stop fighting the fires that are burning today. soon as we know, we'll share the information with jeff and julie hoffman evacuated, but they say their community is keeping them updated on what they left behind. remotely. with the doorbell, cameras were on a facebook group, a community face for a group that just is posting constantly. here's how things look right now. up the front door. it just gets piece people some peace of mind, a reassuring glance at their past, and they hope their future after this experience that they say has only strengthened their love of this area. we were generously offered our friends house

while they're out of town. and we've heard again, just hundreds of people offering their places, offering their acreages to store all of their vehicles in their, in their toys and their things. this has been a terrible wildfire season for many parts of canada. right now, the country is battling over 1000 wild fires, many of those classified out of control and headed toward new communities. every day, patty calling out to 0. really and my colleagues have rahman spoke to the new mirror of wisc colona gould, milson told us the wall fi is continuing to threaten communities and so so so much smoke, it's difficult to really, truly assess what's occurring um, but we were able to today to, to get so for their support which, which will help us fight the fires, but unfortunately, you know, there were some structures last again, last night and as well as today. um,

so we're not out of it by any means. it's it's, it's a large fire. it's now growing up, growing to more than $11000.00 hector's in just a we're looking at just over the last 3 days. have you managed to evacuate the people that you need to evacuate? does everybody is safe at the moment? yeah, we have probably under a that we should quarter or they've left their homes probably around 3000 more. we still have a 4 or 5000 people on the back page and alert most when there's an investigation order. that means those individuals must leave their house right away. otherwise there's a, there's risk to themselves or families and to our, our, our responders, our firefighters. in most cases, the believe that there's the situation where they don't, and that's not a good situation at all, does because it does, but our firefighters at risk should you need to go in and, and bring them out safely. westerville's a, as an international use travel,

we often speak to officials like yourself when there is a disaster anywhere in the world. but at the end of the day, you're a human being. you've lived breeds and being around this area all your life. and now you're trying to save the properties of your friends and neighbors and you know, what has to be the fact it belongs to your friends and neighbors. what's going through your mind right now or? well, yeah, yeah. and just, i'm sure, certainly, you know, initially, you know, you get some very shocking, very traumatic experiences. really feel for harvest, allowed to a residence that may experience property loss. and also, you know, word, but we're here as a, as a city, as a community, to start to support one another. we're getting to men to support from our firefighters and wonderful, uh, you know, our support from our, our, our province. we're getting support from our local businesses organizations since

they're coming coming, we're coming together as a community to provide support for those and me, southern california is pricing for once. the us with a service calls catastrophic flooding. hurricane hillary is moving north along the coast of mexico's baja, california potentially. it's expected to turn into a tropical storm when it makes land full light on sunday. los angeles is under a tropical storm watch for the 1st time in history. they've already been flash floods, and by these, the scenes from the town of santa rosalia on the eastern coast of the financial full cost of se hillary will bring as much as a year's worth of rain. in a matter of days, we'll go from orleans hitting to the polls on sunday in the presidential run off. folks is will choose between congressman donado out of hollow of the progressive seed movement. and sandra told us a former 1st lady representing the conservative national unity of hub, or

a polo is following the preparations in guatemala city. anxiety is brewing. open. the water mall is national election. with gandy blankets in guatemala city. police that says she's trying to stay optimistic, i will check that whatever happens, i feel that we should take it in a positive way and extract something good from it because there will always be something negative. sky response echo the minds of many guatemalans as the nation prepares to cast its vote. the lead up to the election between center left candidate for the man what a bunny and former 1st lady said that the order is, has been marked by smear campaign. allegations of fraud and even concerns over the integrity of the democratic process. the upcoming national election not only represents a critical test of guatemalan democracy. there's concerns over worsted in crime, food security and climate change. but it's the question over how to jumpstart the

nation's economy. that resonates most among voters. it's one of the greatest challenges guatemala is next president will face is creating prosperity in a deeply, an equal country where over 60 percent of the population lives below the poverty line. i look forward a suffolk public, these compounded by unemployment worse and which conditions and also the increasing price is between 20212022 the basic cost of living rooms by 12 percent. but salaries only increased by one. so these realities, generation, and immediate and daily concern among what the balance is, i mean, they don't know. the economists say, a lack of job opportunities makes guatemala, one of the countries with the highest emigration rates in latin america. with them i looked into what you end up looking, what the 80 percent of the economics, the active population disengaging for my labors. so therefore, when population can find formerly employment, they typically have 2 options of working in the form of sector, or migrating to the united states as good on the federal fund or not. i meant to

say begin issue. basically, the owner update goes coffee shop, says despite voter anxiety, there is hope the winter of sundays election will have the necessary qualities to stir the nation toward a brighter economic future basic and fertilizer. but they're, the people will have their see. what we're going to do is try to continue working in the best way, fulfilling our obligations to the extent we can. because the situation is also complex. much like the intricate part of brewing the perfect cup of coffee. addressing the many economic challenges facing the country will require a delicate balance of policy and strategy. mentalism up a little to 0, guatemala city. been for the american is the executive director of transparency international, guatemala. he says the nation is hoping that the selection will osh in meaningful change. very sad time. do you think who is the or, or c d a the,

or was he showed you the who are really have center of support? yeah, according to the policies he's. ringback he's most the probably winner of the election . we've 70 percent more or less a. so did the $43.00. a hoping that these and make sure will bring change for the country. good to go. 3 is really, you know, 5 shape rolling by the rocks. government a which controls or the power seat of the state. so people is really hoping for a change. i think the be be a challenge for view so they sure is that'd be cool. government is, is really unhappy of your thoughts in the 1st row that anyone who is running for the, for the 2nd round, because he's what he watching you. what a surprise. so a, they, they really want to find

a way to obstruct the election tomorrow. but we have so much of servers from the european union, from the audience. so it's going to be very difficult for them to mean to bring up the election. but the people who's rain is really hoping this opportunity to, to have our chest for change for the country. it was still a hit on al jazeera, the effects of micro plastics in the food chain sine system, bangladesh, sound the alarm, the hey, good to see. let's go with your weather report for the middle east and africa. this

breeze off eastern mediterranean has knocked down temperatures below 40 degrees and the level for the 1st time in a while. but this wind is also on the flip side, bumping up those temperatures in the rocks. so buck that up to 48 degrees on sunday, we're seeing the return of the wind off the goal for us here in doha. so you know, the name of the game that is going to bump in the humidity here over the next little bit through pockets. done fairly quite picture bit of activity up in the north there. but really central asia, things are where they should be for this time. of the year now for turkey, a temperatures in on correct, starting to slip after that heat wave that you had there. and still breezy through the boss for us. so as stumble coming in at 29 degrees, west africa, or pulses of rain along the coast here. and this patch of rain moves out of nigeria into northern beginning. and so go that could cause some flooding. and you know, for nigeria is capital a buddha, we could see half a month's worth of rain over the next 48 hours or so for southern africa. looks

like this. we do have a bit of rain moving away from the coast here and a week weather maker full bring a bit of rain and wind to cape town on monday, 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 people and power documents, the environmental impacts of the fight, and follows the premium for private investigators as they collect evidence of what they described as eco site. ukraine. ground 0 on that jersey to the

the good watching else is there a reminder about top stores? the cell, which is millard fruitful a has proposed a 3 year transition of power to west african latest made another attempt at diplomacy to reverse the code statements by general up to romani, she on a follows troops with a delegation from regional block because some 55000 residents in western canada had been forced to evacuate. their homes is 2 separate, while 5 inch closer file sizes are using a tank, is in helicopters to pass the funds from northwest territories and, and british columbia. to go to mullens, the heating to the polls on sunday in the presidential bundles one that scene is a taste of the country's democracy versus which is between congress think panata out of hollow and such as told us a former 1st lady, millions of ecuador,

and to also preparing to vote on sunday, in the general election under the shadow of violence and the assassination of a presidential candidates. the army has been deployed to deliver election materials to polling stations. well, the window of sunday's thoughtful face an overwhelming public demand for security. less than america in tennessee and human reports from key to this echo doors. government is deploying easy, 6000 policemen and soldiers all over the country to every single polling station in this very large country from coast to coast. but that does not necessarily mean that people will feel particularly safe. that does not give them security in their neighborhoods. when they leave there to go to the doctor, they're assigned posing stations. they've been a number of hit and run, shootings leading up to the election itself. it's unsure if they are actually connected to the election, but it certainly doesn't make people feel very secure. and it certainly one of the

reasons why violence and security have become the main, the main topic, the main priority for voters. people's former mayor of what you use to date of radio broadcast or says he's still traumatized. the noise in the 5th and got me on the van into assisted me in my thoughts as we were leaving the tunnel. you say 5 people got out of another vehicle on to have to flip them in they grab my daughter from the driver's seat. i tried to run in vain. see this? i mean, so this was the thing that we know totally off to 30 minutes later out and said we have the wrong person. 4 they were exceptionally lucky and it was or did not big extortion and murder to become an epidemic. when presidential candidates into congressional candidates when murdered this month, underscoring why the number one electro issue is violence. i'm just outside of the

electoral afar. the headquarters here in key to my head of sundays selections, you can see that security has been increased, but when you talk to ordinary equity orange, they tell you that they don't make them feel safe, that they're not part of the solution. but often part of the problem in ecuador is penitentiary and security forces are in league with criminal gangs, and drug leaders, corruption and penetration of organized crime and to state institutions specially, security forces is undeniable. this man who didn't want to give his name says everyone knows that even the justice system is corrupted every day, more body to peer somewhere decapitated or dismembered, or hanging from the bridge. what has happened to this country? your god, we put violence isn't the only problem. 70 year old established somebody annual sales desk pans and the city center. and he has

a lot of competition everywhere people are selling whatever they can to survive. here no one will give you even a piece of bread. if you don't look for ways to buy a piece of bread, no one will give you a crumb. mountain unemployment, poverty and crime, connecticut, fear through the color, the sink. what the wind blew for the month, 7 out of 10 people don't have form of luck. so how can we expect that a country living at cape poverty? they won't be violence. that's impossible. there's little expectation that whoever is elected will be able to solve the crisis, which is why more of the doors than ever before are leaving their country in search of the work and safety. see a newman al jazeera people. more than 230 people have died of cholera in the democratic republic of congo this year. most of them the children who will keep you province, is the west effected, i think,

between government forces and in 23 variables has force millions of people into of a crowd of displacement of caps, crowns the late fee is usually fifths representative in the d. c. he says the coming rainy season will hemp if it's to control the outbreak. so if we don't get the money we are we a streaming consult with the, the, the cost of the nation because the cost is getting to be terms of option uh, something something else to mention in both cables is that the color outbreaks are not restricted to purely the caps they oh, we have also was there a few weeks back and we had, we had to get into a very difficult to actually go where, where we have to wait for the window to get because of the ongoing flashes between different office disputed surgery and so i, i think that the,

the other aspect of it to mention is that we did the drives and we, we will shortly be losing it to the right. and so that's, that's by distribution security. ready cameras, if he's gonna increase the risk a substantial the patient is also search. busy the settings because we have the people living on these poor, besides which is possible kind of law. and that means that digging the tree, it's also a fall of cost and the time consuming process. so the standardization is another extremely important part of, along with the household types you practice and it also costs the. ready a clean drinking for scientists and bangladesh. so wondering that high levels of micro plastics found and river spaces, a threatening by diversity and control of certain diseases tended chandry explains

why bangladesh was once a major exponent of life. brought some friend 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 glow for all the already explained, told 14, let me place this is a tom menefe upfront 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 professor of products university also discovered micro plastics and 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 micro 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 saucer. 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 polluted waters. 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 been involved in the study 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 micro plastic accumulating and the marine

full chain sandwich all day. i'll give you a this will dispose, use now in science of england and spying accounting down the hours before the teams go head to head in the 1st women's world comp final. it's been a record of breaking tournaments in australia and use a lens. the 2 co hosts. here's alex thomas with a preview of the teams on footballs. crisis glory. the ultimate prize is insight for england and spain. as each team seeks to win its 1st women's world cup trophy, expect more passion and excitement with $75000.00 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 that means the most thought. so like it will hit when we're we're, 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 spain's alexia protests when of multiple world player of the year awards, england around pizza. but how to play an easy a pos to the final with no count games against nigeria, columbia, and co, hostile, strayer, spain slowly improved drastically off to the group stage as they swept aside switzerland, benevolence, and sweet. as we are no england, we all know the play is of 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 sabrina bateman. this will be her full successive major final pump. 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. alex thomas out, does that era sidney? literally i spoke to helen melon, she's chair of the capital football federation of new zealand, and also chief of the women's football league. i began by asking her if the interest in women's football has grown with this will comp with st. very quickly, at the outset, since the tournament kicked off here in new zealand, back in the 20th of july, the number of support is that of increased and come to the games,

the 2 naps and the questions that are now being asked by people that might not necessarily have been involved in football in the past. what's next? what's next? the foot board across at, you know, and that's pretty exciting to be a part of it for sure. and the last few days for president gianni implants, you know, cost a little bit of controversy telling women to text the right battles when it comes to equal pay. what's your reaction to that? especially coming from the head of the sport i have. i think there's been a lot of discussion about that and i think he raises an interesting point. i do have a slightly different view point and i think these more conversation to be head around the type of woman i think section 8 is being obviously a big increase with this tournament, which is fantastic. but i think is more like, you know, before this tournament. uh, there was concern about fan engagement and uh, concerned that bro cost is willing to pay what the tournament was with but.