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largest palestinian refugee camp. moscow accused of holding sham elections as it goes ahead with voting and russian controlled regions of ukraine. and also it had, the un warns that the world is far behind it, meeting the powers climate goals and support from saw me, the hardest problems are the new z a 19 points, the sort of thing with just a few minutes. the guy with the argument guy with the buckley walk out where we live from power. meanwhile, the new, you know about joking, which is looking good. 3 to 36 grand slam. finally, it is us ours and send the final. i guess you don't see that american ben shelton, the so we begin this news, our in india where world leaders are gathering for the annual g. 20 summit. us president joe biden met with prime minister and a render moody on friday where he reaffirmed his support for india to become

a permanent member of the un security council. or diplomatic editor james base reports from new delhi. the heads of the g 20 summit in delhi, the arrival of the us president on air force one joe biden went almost immediately to a meeting with his host, the prime minister in the red ramadi. the u. s. is currently always keen to further cement it's relationship with india and the current complicated and deeply divided . you political environment, mr. bite and then the other leaders arriving here will find the center. this massive, bustling city has been transformed with a beautification project, costing tens of millions of dollars. many make shift houses to be destroyed. the authorities say they were illegal dwellings, but there was still a place some of the poorest in the city called home. all around delhi, there a post is of mr. moody. this event is politically important to him with elections. he it you next year. but at the same time, diplomatically, the summit is

a challenge for india. at last month's bricks, meeting in south africa, china is present and she was sentenced stage, but he's not coming to delhi. what analysts told me, many in india perceive that as a deliberate snob, the season of the chinese government the present, she's not coming to india. this clearly shows that the relationship is really died . so there are serious problems in that relationship and relationship is obviously not normal. and india and many and the listening via also look at that, you know why he's not participating. because china does not want to see a successful each one. do somebody does india? since he was issued an arrest warrant by the international criminal court in march, president vladimir putin hasn't gone anywhere outside russia. apart from visits, the territory and ukraine that his country occupies. he'll be represented by his foreign minister. so gay laughter off in deli of the war and ukraine will not be

the main issue on the summit agenda, but it's obviously the key fob klein international relations. but along the way right now at last is g 20 summit. to bali, the indonesian host, the deputy agreed to communicate which condemned the invasion but said not a whole members agreed with this position. this time though, for on minutes the lab roth is rejecting such language and threatening to completely block a final declaration. that will be a symbol of the g. 20 is paralyzed and the world will divide it. then i have the slogan for this is some, it is one of one family, one future. the reality is appears though it's a very broken family. the kennels agree on that future. james bay's, which is 0 new delhi. and alice's here is katrina you is in new delhi with more. so not the job. i didn't touch down in new delhi. he made his way to look kelly on log, which is a render moody's private residence for a lot for missing. or if it's in

a uh many say that this appears to be a golden era for india and us relations. and undoubtedly they are brought close that together by the shed. goal of countering china is influenced in the region. us wants to use new delhi as a possible counter wait to badging. and it doesn't have to us as agenda that at india and china are themselves locked in a tense relationship. and a dispute of the board is an india from the wes while it wants us to support when it comes to presenting itself as a possible alternative leader to the global south of a role. that staging itself is adamant of one playing. now they didn't, however, is absent from this g 20 meeting, present season thing is giving it to miss of the 1st time since coming out in 2012 . and that is threatening to undermine the effectiveness of this summit this weekend. and we had un secretary general, really calling for more you to see this weekend among the grouping. he says that they need to act instead of as a dysfunctional family, as a unified family showing more solidarity,

especially when it comes to tackling some urgent issues including climate change. so that is currently a climate crisis wiring out of control. and the group needs to set well and vicious targets, for example, keeping the 1.5 percent temperature rise target and for richer and welfare countries as well as the biggest them is to do more to help the poor countries flight global warming. the 2nd issue that she wants attended to this weekend is the issue of debt. he says that poor nations are simply struggling under too much debt, especially post pandemic. and he wants to g 20 grouping to do more to ease this pressure. for example, a low lower rates or extend loan tones. he said that if the g 20, none of the states are able to set aside the differences, the difference is that they may be able to meet these ambitious goals. and these what seems to be these lofty targets if they work more closely together. katrina, you alda, 0 new daily. a. rob jago all is the editor in chief of foreign policy and the host

of s. p live the magazines, video channel and podcast, robbie. it's great to talk to you again for joining us from new york today. so look, you prob, you analyze international relations every day. so a meeting of the world's leading countries basically to you is like christmas come early. what do you think is the most significant issue of play here? well, i think the most significant issue, if it emerges in the next couple of days, 2 things. one is a potential expansion of the g 20 to include the african union. and i think this would be a real symbol of inclusion. it is morally the correct thing to do as well. what are the g 20 to do that? i think it would be putting its money where its mouth is and trying to be more of a, a real voice of the global south as it's often tried to call itself in the last year with india as presidency. and also last year with indonesia at the home, the next 2 years, you have brazil in south africa about that's a trend. and the 2nd point i think is linked to the 1st,

which is debt relief. if the gee 20 through it's sort of channeling, the voice of the global south is able to champion issues that the global south cares about. whether it is climate change payments, whether it is debt relief, whether it is better lending terms for countries that pay such high rates on that debt and then never able to catch up to solve in debt crises. if the g 20 is able to push some advances there and remember the emacs and the world bank a controlled mostly by europe and the united states. so it, it to change that power structure through the g. 20 would be an accomplishment. if the a you, the african union does join the g 20, the g 20 would then become the g. 21. would that move the needle a little bit at the very least it would give the g 20 some more moral standing in that it actually has a bigger number of constituents in the global south. the

a you, of course, represents africa so, so that takes on the whole continent. but the flip side of this, of course, serial is that it might make the g 20 more unwieldy. why are we here? i mean, the g 20 was farmed as a group that was meant to tackle financial crises, i think starting with the asian financial crisis in the ninety's. but then it was revived again with the global financial crisis in 2008. so some of this is of course, because the original multilateral institutions, the united nations, the world bank, the math, they have sort of met paralysis in the last few years, more than that in fact. but when you have a veto set of power at the united nations security council, for example, and when you have one of those countries holding a veto power, that is actually gone to war and invaded another country in the biggest war land war since world war 2 you have a problem, so the global multi latrell system is under meant stress. it is broken in some

senses. and that's why way here where these other blocks and groupings are trying to find ways to get things done. some of them are successful, some aren't the g 7, for example, has made real advances this year. but it hasn't in years past. this is the g twenty's johnson the next weekend. they will likely not have a joint communicate at the end of this summit. and that is because russia will never agree to frances, a desire to condemn russia for the invasion of ukraine. okay, give us the scenarios then for this g 20 optimistic and pessimistic scenario for what it could achieve or failed to achieve this summit? well, i mean, between the 2 of those i think the, the, the carry gray area, i really know it does it as a big gray area. i think it's what is most likely is that we will not have a big agreement condemning russia. and so i think the gray that emerges from this summit is that the world is fractured, is that, you know,

the un secretary general make calls for countries to really come together. but at the end, it all comes down to money. so, so you know, if from the summit something big and much as in terms of financing climate change initiatives and the global south or debt relief bar. countries that have struggled with that. that would be a huge accomplishment. but i, i don't think those things are going to happen and they haven't, over the last few years, it all comes down to where is the money coming from? and that it rarely happens that rich west and countries end up financing the world bank. yeah, and that's other institutions to the tune of the amounts that they need. anything they do is a drop in the ocean and that is likely what really much in the next couple of days . and then the lead up to cop $28.00 and divide later this year. where once again i think be the onus will be on whether we come up with innovative ways to finance the big climate issues that we're facing around the world. whether it's reparations,

whether it's initiatives around green energy and the money never emerges. robbie, thanks for that. great viewers guide to the g. 20 summit, robbie oliver, while their editor in chief of foreign policy to display any more head on this news hour. we will be bringing you the details of a previously c o, v us grand jury report on former president donald trump. at least 65 people are dead in northern molly after an armed group attacked a military base and a passenger vote. and in sports or record breaking nights of spain and the european championship qualifiers, we'll have to do those details later. the so the troops has been reached between rival palestinian factions who have been fighting in the largest refugee camp and 11 on a month long ceasefire broke down on thursday. i thought officials say

a deal of factions to withdraw from positions that they've been occupying for weeks was about to go into effect when the latest violence began. say no photo reports from the i know ho, way of camp in southern lebanon. armed processing infections have renewed their street bottles. fighters were supposed to be withdrawing from their positions inside un run schools, which they occupied during the last dial to violence a month ago. but the agreement broke down. and now the 10s of thousands of palestinian refugees living and i know we are once again trapped in a war zone. the children were terrified. they woke up crying because of this action fighting. we hope it will come down. the children are very stressed and people haven't been able to return to work to make living with the renewed violence, hundreds of families split, taking refuge in a nearby mosque. it wasn't easy to escape the gunshots and rocket fire in the

overcrowded one square kilometer kemp last semester. last year. when the fighting started, we moved to our neighbors house into an early morning. we managed to leave in an ambulance, but we came under fire. there have been casualties in this community which is already poor and denied rights and services in live and on. many of the palestinians here have been displaced more than once, and many lost their homes in previous rounds of violence. has to be nice to me. i know, but are we living in fear? our children are living in fear. they scream every time they have gone for we couldn't stay in our homes in the reconstruction of hundreds of houses damaged during last month's conflict. still hasn't started. the fighting has been some of the worse than years putting power. cindy and presidents must move the boxes for the movement against armed groups that call themselves the muslim use. under a longstanding convention 11 on the army does not enter the camps,

leaving published and in factions to handle security themselves. the ceasefire has little meaning if the root cause of the conflict is not resolved, the fact that movement is demanding the killers of one of it. senior commanders be brought to justice. but even if that happens, it doesn't address the decades long struggle for power. the camps residents are on it, they say they're exhausted and fear the worst, because the warring sides show no intention of compromising, and they're only for defining their positions. so there was a 0, i'm of heavily southern lebanon to mount go and is a political commentator in writer, and he explained to us what's driving the violence and the refugee camp. the place of the camp has all is the been that the c player ups of violence every once in a while and you have the different the scene inspections that are established there

. the main one among which is part of the course and other smaller is money groups that pop up here in day or uh, every once in a while. uh and the girl, i mean, the influence between these factions changes and there are often switches, of allegiance between the groups. and that's really a bathroom for the control of uh, the, the tiny streets. hope that can uh, the, and this map is always an ever changing even within the will like within the fact that the sensor less ortiz up the necessarily. there are factions that are in fighting for influence to control center. even within fact that you have internal fighting, but that's happening here right now in the and i'm having to have nothing to do with that. it's a ton more to do with the assassination that the place,

a few weeks ago, off a senior, i thought that commander and the got to use simple that the russian authorities are holding local elections in ukrainian territories under their control. prussia defended the process during a un security council meeting on friday. the united states and other western nations condemned the elections as a sham and urged the member states to reject the results. kristin salumi has more from un headquarters in new york. in the united states came to the un security council to make a point. we're going to condemn those sam elections in here this morning. and we will never recognize any of these elections on ukrainian occupied territory. the us, along with albania, called the meeting to discredit elections currently underway and for russian control regions in ukraine. the voting is to select local candidates to the russian installed legislatures and coincides with elections currently happening in russia.

russia's ambassador insisted ukrainians were exercising their right to self determination. let him go to give him the discharge papers. it is the inhumane crimes of every geem and its maniacal, hopeless desire to deprive the russian people of the russian identity that became the main reason due to which the residence of don't ask lou haskins, that for easier are actively and consciously voting for their future together. with russia, but the un agrees with western nation saying that russia's annexation of ukrainian territory is legal and that the elections have no validity under international law . and the majority of you and member states agree back in 2020 to 143 countries in the general assembly condemned russia for a similar round of illegal referendums as ukraine's and bassett. or reminded the gathering friday in the security council. we call on the international community to condemn the use of the russian election system on the territory opened out of state

. but this year the council took no action as last year's attempt to do so was vetoed by russia. christian salumi l just ear of the united nations to cuba is arrested. 17 people accused of recruiting its nationalist, a fight for russia and ukraine. authority say that they were being charged with human trafficking. on monday, the cuban foreign ministry said it detected the network operating from its soil and from russia, cuba and rush hour political allies, but the foreign ministry said it's not part of the war and ukraine. some parents say that their children were lured by faith job offers, you know, pick you didn't have. luckily, i would like to talk to them and ask, what is going on. i would like him to come back. we lost communication with him. i don't know if my son is okay. if he's alive, i don't know, they were all tricked. they were taken to work and construction, move debris or working logistics, getting kind of mice taking your measures to stop the flow of migrants using a jungle crossing on its jungle. crossing on its southern border with columbia,

a record breaking, 350000 people, have crossed the darien gap so far this year as they had north, new fencing and infrastructure is being put in place and border areas for migrant registration. panama is also tightening entry requirements for some foreigners arriving by air, including reducing taurus, visits to a maximum of 15 days. kind of most president has authorized charter flights spring creek deportations of migrants. the darren gap is a dangerous stretch of jungle between panama and columbia. it's separated central and south america, the u. n's international organization for migration says, one of the main threats on the route is organized crime, with criminal gangs, rubbing, and even killing travelers. earlier this week, usf warned that a record number of children are crossing the diary. a visa visa, extremely concerned, because in the 1st a small of this year over $60000.00 children have crossed to die in

general between columbia. and i don't know, this is the highest number of my grandchildren crossing the jungle ever recorded. it's double the number 2 years ago, and he's much higher than the entire number. oh, my pleasure. in crossing this border, last year's columbia and mexico, or co hosting a 3 day summit on the war against drugs. representatives from 15, latin american and caribbean countries are participating in the conference. mexican president's address money to a lopez. oprah door is traveling to the city of kelly, where he will meet with colombian leader, gustavo petro. it comes as the cultivation of cocaine. is it an all time high, and many countries are seeing an upsurge and drug related violence. the central run pnc is at the summit in cali, columbia. what they trying to achieve is to convince the rest of the world that it's time to change the global efforts to calm the drug trafficking. at that it's

time to change the policy that they feel that has failed in the last 4 decades. now that has focused on military, it's ation on. i'm going after the weakest link in the production of the cocaine, in particular. the farmers here in columbia the grow, the co kelly if any said that, that shifting that's focused to a different full a policy that will try to increase or, or better the lives of the people in these remote regions where the for example, cultivation of the co kelly happen and to focus more on the zation of some of the drugs and also essentially basing their focus on health issues on environmental issues that and human rights. hong kong has recorded

as heavy as rain fall in at least a 140 years. torrential rain on thursday cause widespread flooding streets and metro stations are under water and schools are closed. charles stratford reports flood rules arising over night. roads turned into rivers. emergency service is doing all they can to help the strand. this is the heaviest rating fools his home home since 1880 for businesses, hotels shopping moves flooded. it's too soon to estimate the cost of damage to the super mold and metropolis struggling to cope with a deluge. note experience to put generations. are you into moving go? i've never seen a scene like this before. it's the 1st time i've witnessed such a severe situation. even during the previous by phones, it was never this severe. it's quite terrifying to see the sultan sloops of nearby hills collapsed. land slides blocked roads. yeah,

i never had this is my 1st time ever seeing cause before it rain it never happened like this. there was no man site ever, and we never thought there would be a, i mean, landside, here by the today to the government issued a so called a black rain warning on thursday night, meaning the city should expect rainfall exceeding 17 millimeters an hour. but that was a gross underestimation, considering the home columns of a tree later reported more than double that cost on the card. indeed, we couldn't react promptly in that moment, and the observatory indeed failed to issue time, the warnings. this was a sudden and unexpected black, right. the government should certainly enhance monitoring in this regard. with accurate monitoring, we could take preventive measures which a similar situation in mainland china, will, thirty's and the take hub sions, and recorded the heaviest, grateful since 1952. when the records began,

most of home cones, public transport was suspended with parts of the metro system completely under water. schools were closed, the government told or known as sensual employees to stay home. the floods coming days of to, to type food, hit southern china almost bank to back, forcing home calling to effectively shut down. so i just say the intensity of this . she is tropical storm season in asia is a clear sign of climate change. tell us about that. i'll just say a or at least 10 people have died and several others are missing. after heavy floods head ports of grease, hundreds more have been rescued from flooded villages, electricity, gas, telephone and internet lines are down. shop owners say that it could be months before they can reopen jumps or awful us as more from cottage. so in greece, i'm standing on the outskirts. we've got a beta where a lot of people are pumping water out of flooded basements,

and we're seeing shops and other businesses without power doing their best to do some business without the benefits of productivity. people going about the city, but they can't go far outside it in certain directions because some of the outlying villages here are still under water. and we've spoken to volunteers in the city who have deployed a inflatable boat to go and try and rescue some of them from the rooftops. if my camera pans to the left, you can see that the river that floats on the outskirts of the city here. it's still quite fuss flowing quite high and full of mud. that's because it's carrying the soil that we've seen a rooted from fields up stream uh that were flooded. some of them still under water . and you can see from the foliage on the far side the, the way in which has been flattened, but the water has very recently flowed above it. and the fear has been that this river might burst its banks. unplugged the says, you've got to be to itself,

that fear now seems to have subsided because traffic has resumed over this bridge. but down stream from here, another river to which this is merely a tributary, is overflowing, and there is great fear that it could lead to rising waters in the city of louder usa itself. the biggest city here on the plane of progressively, which is greece, is breadbasket and one of its biggest economic drivers. the still ahead on alpha 0 . residents of the 200 islands that make up the mold leaves head to the poles on saturday to elect a new president. we tell you why a crucial crossing between pakistan and afghanistan remains close for a 3rd day. and in sports, the usa knocked out of a basketball was caught by germany, all the action coming up with the fluids later this out the

the, you may already be aware of the extreme bolts gathering in parts of europe because much of your, it's underneath clear skies so these are the high pressure things, all the other, whether you might describe is whether wind and rain is just stayed around the edge uses just about catching the actual islands of, of golf. and you'll notice that just about no, no way of anybody else, enjoying the world's temperature, particularly high from roughly gemini, west, was a means under the scene was 31 such 2 degrees, pirates up to 35 and the full cost of such a lovely effect stays this war for at least a couple of days and it comes down a bit to the record, but it's well above the average. and this won't stretches all the way down to the, to the, to eventually. but the edge weather is a bit vicious in places that was what cost of funding in greece. there's rain coming into portugal and that's circulation, which is cost coming into. what's the building shows of libya's lights caused some significant flooding around?

been gone, the rest of north half, cuz as you might expect, raised a long way, no one into this. a hell touching the southern. so hotter with clubs every now and again, producing funding. this is seasonally correct and then going slowly west winds and going off sho, in southern africa times the quite high once again in botswana, the quite low in cape turn. and it's getting colder. and when dia, here of the with the backdrop of the war in the ukraine, india is hosting. this is g 20 summit, president, chief china, and russia, as president puts in the notes attending, instead of projecting unity. this event could end up as a symbol of the world more divided than at the g 20 some years on out just

competed beyond well taken without hesitation. fulton died from power defines how well we live here. we make the rule, not them. they find an enemy and then they try and scare other people with that. and people empower, investigate, expose this, and questions they use them to be just of our around that one out there, the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching alpha 0 reminder of our headlines this. our us president joe biden

has met indian prime minister under, under moody, in new delhi. ahead of the g 20 summit, the leaders pledged co operation on a range of issues bite and also reaffirmed his support for india to become a permanent member of the un security council. at least 10 people have died and several others are missing. after heavy floods hit points of grease, hundreds more have been rescued from flooded villages. many areas are without electricity. as an engineer, panama is planning to build more fencing and other structures to stop the record number of migrants crossing through the dairy in gap on this border with colombia, the central american nation will also tighten entry requirements of foreigners and use deportations to keep my friends from crossing to the us now where a previously sealed report from the special grand jury on who should be charged for election meddling in the state of georgia has been released. the initial grand juries investigation resulted in the 4th criminal indictment against former us

president donald trump. trumpet 18 of his allies are facing several charges including racketeering. ero accused of trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in the state. like hannah reports from washington, dc. some of the details of the special grand jury decision had been made public before, but for the 1st time the entire document is released in its entirety. and one striking fact is that that special grand jury recommended that to more than 30 people be indicted. not just the 19 who have been among those who they recommended to be indicted and who the district attorney in fulton county decided not to indict awesome permanent figures. south carolina senator lindsey graham, for example, along with 2 senators who was sitting in georgia in the months after the election. david per do, and kelly loved to. now in each of those cases,

it's instructive to see how the vote went. at 13 years voted in favor off indicting lindsey graham 7 voted against. these are similar if it goes to the other 2 senators who came up in the special grand jury decision. but this was the reaction of the send it to for south carolina. what i did was consistent with my job as being united states senator shermer and the judiciary committee. but it was just not me. 3 united states senators were opening up pandora's box. i think the system, this country's getting off the rails and we have to be careful not to use the legal system as a political, to many observers point town. that's in the interests of republicans to attempt to politicize this case in georgia to make it seem as some kind of political action by the fulton county district attorney. but the votes represented in the special grand jury decision would appear to argue otherwise,

in most of the major charges against the prominent because the special grand jury voted $20.00 to $1.00 in favor of indictment. very clearly, this special grand jury found that there were real charges to answer a real criminal charges to onset in terms of these reca tearing charges that have been brought against the 19. also important to remember that this is the same geri pool from which a jody would come when the trial begins. mike, hannah, oh, just era washington and the attorney general of new york state says it is possible . donald trump inflated his net worth to obtain better loans and insurance premiums . latisha james revealed the details in preparation for a civil lawsuit against trump and his family business. she says her accounting experts say the former president's over state and his net worth by up to $3600000000.00 a year. over

a decade. trump is calling for this case to be dismissed. at least 65 people have been killed in molly and 20 attacks by an armed group link to al qaeda and i. so they 1st targeted a both on the nature of river between the towns of go and lupsi. wireless 2nd targeted an army base and bomba. violence has increased and molly, since the u. n began withdrawing as peacekeepers. the military cures if failing to curb attacks by armed groups. the interim government says 50 fighters were killed when the army responded to thursday's assaults. because hack is following developments from set of goals, capital the car, the malia military describe a complex attack in a series of attack that are taking place in the northern city of go where residents, early on friday morning, were working the sounds of loud explosions and showing the targets and malia and military camp, where there are fighters from the wagner's group. it's next door to what is known

as the un super camp. a un peacekeeping base during the attack. those soldiers, so un peacekeepers from great britain or germany or send a goal instead of helping the mountie and forces. well, they stayed inside their bunkers, following un protocol. they've been asked to leave the country, the un amalia, and a government of transition, say that there is no peace to keep for these un peacekeepers. meanwhile, it has let it has left the malia and forces, and the russian mercenaries to deal with the uptake of attacks by arm groups link to our kite and i. so on thursday, the, i'll call you to affiliate jo mountain, so i will be slammed one, which leads attacked a boat carrying over 300 passengers. 16 people were killed and then there was another military base of the 1000000 forces that came under attack in the region of

bumble, according to you and report both. okay, the affiliates and i still affiliated in the country have doubled the amount of territory that is now under their control. nicholas hawk alger 0. the car to the united nations says global carbon emissions have to start decreasing very soon by 2025. if the world is to meet the goals of the powers climate agreements and keep the temperature rises under $1.00 degrees celsius, it released a report reviewing efforts to limit the effects of climate change. it says that we are not on track towards achieving goals of the powers agreements. despite some progress being made, it says there needs to be a collective effort to align climate goals, and it stresses action needs to be taken to address lawson damage from the climate crisis. it's also calling for trillions of dollars to reduce greenhouse emissions and increase financing for developing countries. our environments edits are

a new clark has more so now we know just where the world stands on climate action. if this were an exam, it would be a massive fail. we're on trying to miss the ideal temperature target of one of the house degrees celsius set by the parents agreement. and already with thing catastrophic weather events, things will get worse side as a fact. so wherever i meant this growing threats to refine pools for hope, we talked about, we still there still, i think the, the, the, we're supposed to hold on to the 1.5 temperature target. well, we all seeing and this is also being provided in the inputs that have gone into this report. these are all signs of progress that happening in pulse of, of the real economy. so we are seeing kind of huge exponential progress specifically and obviously so on wind deployment, but also in electric vehicles. this is how we might have not called cascading effect to other sectors and types of what we really need to do is done

a lot by the energy is really gaining saturday to them. and so, but also on low barriers in policy, in finance, in technology that may be kind of preventing us from kind of like really ensuring the way that we're hitting that there's positive tipping point. a bottom line is the world needs to phase our fossil fuels and fost. yet despite being the primary cause of the climate crisis, fossil fuels of being subsidize, the rates of $15000000.00 a minute. that is 7 trillion dollars a year or 7 percent of global ged pay. imagining it full of that was spends instead on helping countries transition to green energy subsidies. katie is going to be a big part of that conversation. but also what we need to see is, is demand side companies signaling that they are going to be stepping out that dependency on fossil fuels. we need to see governance, notice this reducing subsidies, but also kind of putting investments into clean energy. and that, that to the meetings as low as i've already said to,

to $400.00. so it's really not much more holistic transition that really shows how i'm looking at the positive deals by 2030. i'm at the same time massively $1.40 saying happening in terms of their renewables revolution. so allies now to comp $28.00 that crucial climate somebody can do by the end of november when nations will need to close the gap between where we're at and where we need to be. where the clash of visions on energy will be center stage. on the one hand, the cool to phase out fossil fuels and on the other, the concerted effort by produces to keep the funding for as long as they possibly come all the way. 2 the climate impacts continue to escalate, drove the industry lanka has destroyed thousands of hector's of rice and other food crops, leaving many farmers in debt. some reservoirs are running dry for the 1st time in 50 years. now the ministry of agriculture is working on

a compensation package for farmers mill fernandez, reports cutting his losses again. subjects, tomato had hoped his vegetable cultivation, which said better then he's rice, betty croft, but delayed rain destroyed this as well. but i planted a large area with all the engines, expecting rain spread off to spending so much. i can't even make big my costs. i'm now removing all the plans because they are all familiar with a space between really seasons. i don't know most they know meaning here, but this is for a long drought meant water for me to gauge and schemes were restricted and look as well as ran dry when the crops most needed water. us agriculture authority say, well then 61000 acres of rice views has been destroyed. the damaged, other corrupts i get to be calculated. the crops failures have left for almost even a tough situation. forcing them to pull and jewelry, they,

it goes home mortgage property to fund the conservation. so my angry and say available stokes of water will mismanage or eat addition tanks not maintain to ensure the storage of maximum capacity. with many visit was down to less than half of the capacity water for day to day. necessities is in short, supplying look. and the thought of things have been distributing water in remote villages around the country. private traders also bring water for sale, so many say they can't afford it. they will long distances to boys like this. so i thought of one that's not non, that's not, that's their water to drink. co pays. we're living in great difficulty because there's no water. sometimes we'll have water in the wall, but sometimes there isn't. scientists say climate change has affected familiar with the buttons and predicting change is not an easy task. after months of delays, there's been re enrolling thoughts of the country,

but that's too late for families like subjects. we've been pushed to do the um, think above the demo on cutting hawk on nimble, then we have to buy rice. and now i am forced to do live by jobs or try and catch fish to make some money under the bed agricultural business. the mind, the, i'm literally the to dodge is 0 that he's working on a proposal to pay compensation to the effected from this. he says there won't be shortages of rice until the next tavis, but admitted that prices may increase. we know fernandez, i'll just see uh let you know, central sherlock, a, the voters and them all these goes to the poles on saturday to elect a new president. campaigning has taken place across the nearly 200 inhabited islands that make up them all these candidates from all the major parties and making promises from major projects. tony chang has this report from the capital molly for the residence of molly,

chose to get away the long election weekend splashing of balance and the clear blue waters of the neighboring island. just off show evidence the big changes around the way pillows sunk into the ocean for highways, the link, the islands, land reclamation schemes, but housing to alleviate the current conditions in the capital. huge projects undertaken by government. but and with our politics, it's sofa. oh, live that the same phase. in fact, just the dilemma. the candidates seem to think that the public really work for whoever makes the biggest problem is to give absolutely everything free. but the governing multibillion democratic party has undergoing big changes to of it's found as the current president and the speaker of the house split that crimoroni eslie would that cause ations the party has lost its way. redid, of course, when the elections in 2008,

and then again in 2018. but it starts up going in the wrong direction. however, it's becoming more important. we've been losing over principles our ideas the opposition progressive policy of the mole davis has had a hard time to previous president. abdul a young mean is in jail sitting 11 years for corruption. but his proxy, mohammad movies is a popular politician in his own rights known for delivery on major housing projects and getting the job done. arriving for his final rarely president abraham mohammed, sally looked in confident mood. he's been praised for steering the country through the crowded 19 pen demik. it could have been dissolved just for a nation. is principle, industry is tourism within its short democratic history, new president, instead of being re elected in the multi or even at this late stage,

it's still very hard to know who's going to emerge victorious the most recent polls suggest that the modem, 50 percent of votes has, haven't yet decided who's going to get the toner chung al jazeera locals on the pakistani side of the border with afghanistan are urging their government to reopen a crucial check point. the main border crossing remains shots after security forces exchanged fire on tuesday. come all hide or has more from kiper boss in pakistan as the border closure and the 3rd day, the cubes are now getting longer and longer, they shouldn't water dr. rent or live on both sides of the bar. the a complaining that the lively, or the day they've been protesting at long because the jobs are there, defends as munos ela, hey, but it would be a residence on both sides of the board. you are suffering the most. we don't have any agriculture,

nor in industry. our livelihood means it depends on this board of trade. inflation is already high in the country. we cannot afford this border closure, not even for a single day. why there's not just go straight, does. there are hundreds of off wrong margaret sonya is trying to get on the other side of the border. and we weren't able to meet some of them who are stranded on the buckets on his side. they had come here for medical treatment. some of them have already it on our to find that in desperate need of had some of them are living with a low code, but many are also living in the mark. but i don't know how much i'm going to be remodel with them. you know, when i was doing the buckets farm for medical care for my daughter, no, be stuck in the middle of nowhere and seeking refusing this past. how long will we be here with my family and kids? well, the government need to end this crisis. so there hundreds of people stranded on both sides can go back to their destinations and go to the government of budget on or the know how did same go off on the board that because plugins on it being

complaining that despite the fact that they have run dollar bond had made a commitment, then the door had gone with the americans. long story will not be used against any country that had been and create an infant vision by the bond focused on, as well as the economic state. now many focused on the stores are being good in the month of august, the loan, a 100 security forces present and they've been getting focused on wants to get to the that always door. the board is an important issue when it comes to grade. they're also concerned that the inverse vision is becoming something which focused on can not afford focused on ones the of wants to do more. but in the meantime and their dog near the center, then on both sides, do i self ring board side. we need to talk because both countries are in a stage of economic crisis. progress gone has sent

a message to the of on site. they want action rather than words. all the data. and the fiber by north korea has unveiled what it's calling a new technical nuclear attack submarine. it's leader a came john on attending the unveiling ceremony at a ship yard in the northeast. the submarine reportedly has the ability to fire both conventional and nuclear weapons. state media say the vessel is part of fuel young's efforts to strengthen its naval force. the still ahead on the houses 0 and sports, the raining super bowl champions are brought back down to earth and the opening game,

the nfl season lamp details on that. we have robust site just on the the, the rugby world cup is the gun in france for whole pathic has that to end the rest of your sports. who's ro, federal? thank you very much. have just that. yeah, the 2023 rugby walk up as well. and truly underway, and it's been the perfect stock for the house across a beach in the new z and an old like 27 points. it's the same at a rapture, style default and power. so it's the 1st time they've been in new zealand in the rugby world cup, and it's the 1st time ever that the old black. i've lost a po much at this toilet. well, what seen that guy live with the fire and will that correspond to natasha baba who is that a fine pock entire just how should i say every single supposed to get that needs the highest to do well. so i guess this has been the perfect starting, not just for the french rock between, but for the organizes and for the french president manual microns harpy to our

preferences image on the global stage. the yellow bugs from sides absolutey july to there's a big quite behind me now because a lot of them have filtered time. but a few moments ago this whole square. and this finds that in the center of houses. absolutely. pipes with thousands of funds made and problems funds were in the jersey. i feel like jumping up and down dogs think because the ti mode want they beat the old likes and itself a fee because the old like $3.00 times i just woke up. the woke up champions so sudden and so for something also at the beginning of that match, sometimes the things with that they worried about phones. they just like the pipes to coming to the pressure the moment their own time. so in the 1st, but in the and it was the games a very good result for the frogs team. and also as you say, you know, frauds generally is going to be very happy about that. not only the public also as a government is but a feel good factor, often quite difficult months in the country, including things like protests,

the guys pension reforms we've had on rest in the suburbs, golf which piling up and that sort of thing. so no doubt french authorities be quite pleased are just moving away from the rugby itself. is it fair to say the french police and the organizer there under the spotlight german this walcott following last year's champ is a final empowers way level. funds are with tech asked, i'm and we also got the power lympics next year. i'm guessing the authorities on mr . macro will be eager to show that they can handle high profile sporting events smoothly. a will the tail surrounding that champions league. sino lost in paris when police use to gas and pepper spray because some friends are trying to get into the stage and prevent families and children golf course off. and they will, that was a very bad look. full friends, very bad look for the french police. so there is no doubt that they will face defense to go much more smoothly, the interior minister and frauds that thousands of extra police, a security officers will be deployed the re,

even driven system safety. first aids try and make sure everything goes according to plan and for the french government is starting to the west or before next years, and then picks in terms of security in terms of logistics. so uh for, for them at least they'll be looking at this very closely hoping it goes smoothly, because that's what they will happen next year for the games are going to affect you. i have to leave it there, but i'm sure we'll be catching up with you later on. but for now, thank you very much. okay, it's meant to be fine with the us. started putting all that junk of it and call us out, correct by some action on friday in new york deactivate. she's on quote right now, gets on the seated american ben shelton joking, bidding to reach a record of 36 grand slam final products to her. you started really waiting the 1st 66 games to 3 look quite pleased about it and it was more of the same. and the 2nd set as the 23 time the grand slam champion took it for the loss of just 2 guys. they went to the said that you into a time right off to dispatch has completed the 2nd 75. it will take place between

the defending champion, call us outcries, and said, seems i don't have to have to still commit to set to level up at the minus bills. what has to sign his state? prosecutors are filed a lawsuit against suspended football federation. present louis early alex, full sexual assault and collection that comes off to jenny. i'm also the play he kissed on the lips off the spying on the women's well, comp filed a legal complaints where we, i left could face criminal charges. in addition to the ongoing inquiry provide springs, pups quote, for serious misconduct as an investigation by faith that he was suspended in ruby, alex has refused to resign and insist the case was conceptual, which had him also has denied the picture. was a record breaking north full spine in the year or 2024 qualifies. they absolutely have moved. joel, just in that group, i imagine fletcher go madrid's alvaro more also going get hot trick. well, 16 year old. that's 16 years old. let me know the price of ball florida became

spending the youngest of apply and go score as the school. the final go in a 71 route into play. say 7 large spangler 2nd in group. a 9 points behind the latest scotland. while in south america, qualified well qualified brazil will take hold of bolivia, lights on friday. funds were invited to watch the training session on thursday and celebration of the countries independent states. once a voted out a little to the tci. because the rad onto the pit, to try to take a selfie with name. i think you did get the selfie name. all those still is 100 percent fit that he's yet to make his dad the for new club side out loud, but he's dismissed. suggestions that play in the study pro league, good hobbies performances for the national team added to god to both of them is, and i can assure you that the focus on saudi arabia is the same. the boils around, we have a goal post, and i think that for the names that went there, i wouldn't be surprised if the saudi league is better than the french to okay. the

raining and super bowl champions. the kansas city chiefs software shop. one point last, this happened in the opening game of the new nfl season while they were taking on the detroit laurens, in front of a passionate hiring, fired kansas city court. about patrick, behind, i'm sorry, was this is super bowl and the payment man, but he didn't have one of his best not throwing this the court in the section, but really allowed detroit to get back into the game. and it got even worse for the kansas city. chiefs as david montgomery's fit for the top sound guide, the detroit lions an unexpected. 21 point to 20 victory. well, if that was a big upset, it was an even bigger one of the possible well company for a target is the united states has been knocked out by germany and he certainly find those. this was the mileage in manila and jeremy, secure the 113-2111 victory, 8 the germans. first of all, we are over the americans. oswell. com and it gives them

a chance to win the toilet for the 1st time they will take on serbia in sundays fargo. and that is, oh yes, but for now will i to the right role pet back their role. thank you so much. that's it from me. several venue for this news. our down jordan will be your host at the top of the our statement else, the september, which is india host the g 20 summit, where leading economies will discuss global challenges. generation support meets the icons who are challenging preconceptions and using the platforms to change society, wildly dis,

gathering new york. so the un general assembly with the ukraine and climate change expected to dominate towards the broad cost premier of a new series. exploring the implications of us and people are closed for the 1st amendment rights. the celebration of quote and see is competition is expected to china who c h a game. september on al jazeera phone town to the cost, the victim of global warming, africa age, the become a clean energy powerhouse leaders on the continent, and calling for debt relief to unlocked funds for climate solutions. plus anger's mounting of the impact of pakistan's. i am asked bailout conditions counting the cost on the al jazeera for the inhabitants of indonesia is remote islands. health care is home delivered by so for this nurses and for them to use as

a veteran, those hands over the readings to a daughter and medical crisis images underlining the paper to role of these dedicated carriers in our an island called as a witness documentary on the jersey to the in the us and indian leaders applies to deepen ties. the head of the g 20 a new delhi would share the concerns of a china spring influence and the reach of the jordan. this out. is there a life and also coming up to you in ones that will just fall behind and meeting the