ration from the heart of the story. water stations are switched up for days or weeks of the time. so there is never, you know, flush her to go around the the hello on somebody the, this is the news, our life from dog or coming up in the next 60 minutes. us presidential low for come on, the harris needs these really prime minister benjamin. it's a now a ceasefire and gaza is needed to soon jo biden's words to let's and you all will during his visits to the white house. the 2 days of haro was your accounts of torture from palestine in prison is released by israel

a u. k. police officer suspended off the kicking and something of that, and they hit us on a port. plus, we look at home, mexico's government is successfully checking food and security and its capital by not catching anything. go to waste the we were getting this news all way in the us with vice president carmella harris has mit is ready prime minister benjamin netanyahu. what the white house was earlier she condemned active is responsible for the v t and rhetoric and support of almost the democrats. presumptive presidential nominee is described the protest, his actions as abhorrence. she also condemned the burning of an american flag. and this and how is in washington to discuss a ceasefire and captive release deal for gaza. meanwhile,

us president joe biden told the benjamin netanyahu to accelerate to do for a ceasefire and gaza. that was during a separate meeting in washington dc. if the is really 5 minutes his 1st visit to the white house since 2020, and his 1st trip abroad, asencion mazda attack in israel. on october, 7th, on thursday. these ready, 5 minutes to address congress involving to achieve a total victory against the mazda, and denounced american opponents of the rule as idiots. a mazda responded to the speech accusing that's on the whole of obstructing, if it's to end the war and return the captives. let's go live to practical a news. joining us from washington dc. 30. we've heard from joe biden in the past 2 times as shown, frustration and a lack of progress in achieving the ceasefire. do you think it's likely netanyahu would have heard that sort of tone when he met with the money a and i can only imagine that it was not the friendliest of conversation the by the

ministration. the president itself has been growing increasingly frustrated at what is seen by some as the then yahoo! prime minister is really private, as benjamin netanyahu is really digging in his hills. now publicly. they always blame him off for not getting to a cease fire, but now they're starting to say this folks, people are saying both sides need to compromise. and they're sending the message through the white house that they think they're closer than they've ever been to getting that ceasefire, that the framework has been agreed to. so they're setting that message publicly that these really have agreed to the framework. and there's just some, bridget, some gaps that they need to fill in. they say they are able to fill those in. if the 2 sides are willing to compromise, i think really the what tells you the most about this relationship is that brief moment when photographers are reporters are loaded into the oval office. and the 2 leaders speak. can't remember the last time i saw such a short comment from you as president joe biden,

and even from these really prime minister job i and said, well, we've got a lot to talk about and thank you for being here. and then the prime minister netanyahu, he was a few said in his praise of fighting in his long 10 year invite and talked about past prime ministers. but the whole thing was like a minute 30. and now that was them talk. a lot of it was just standing there for the cameras. so incredibly quick. that in itself should send a message that the relationship is tens. now will it matter me? that doesn't seem likely because the by the ministration has sent these signals before withholding bonds only to give them back, but still withholding 2000 pound bombs. and it hasn't seemed to move the prime minister. so if they did have a tense meeting, it of course will be leaked out, but whether it will actually make a difference. we'll have to wait and see a known to to now who is meeting with cumberland harris on one, and she was the 1st to pool for a ceasefire. but in the last several hours,

she's also condemned. some of the protests we saw outside of congress, how to think talks with home michael, to it's going to be interesting because again, the optics of this were incredibly striking. they were late getting about half an hour late, probably more than that. walk in before the cameras, she wasn't very smiley, she said, you know, i look forward to our conversation. and the apartment is there. so it's something that the reporters in the room couldn't quite understand, but it was incredibly quick. then they went to go, sit down and have their meeting again, not the fuse of praise, and this is very important because this is a going to be a huge issue for vice president harris. obviously, president joe biden has been hammered by progressives by minorities over his handling of the war and gaza. democrats now side, much more with palestinians than they do with is re lease that. i think one of the big takeaways from netanyahu's, entire trip entire visit to the united states is the loss of democratic support.

think about this when brock obama wanted to make the deal with the ran over to nuclear program and i had nothing. yeah. who went basically around him and went to congress to try and get them to schedule the deal. there are plenty of democrats in the audience. half of the democrats in the house, and about half of the democrats and the senate simply refused to attend his speech . we're talking about major players like the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, that is a seismic shift in american politics. so regardless of what the paper statements, the read out, the leaks that come from the meeting. i think the biggest take away here is that israel support for israel has been for decades a bipartisan issue in the united states congress with mister netanyahu. a speech here that is clearly no longer the case. patsy, thanks very much for that. from washington dc. particle hang there. let's put in

jennifer victor, a professor of political science at george mason university. she joins us live from fairfax. virginia. thanks very much. will be with us this evening. jennifer, we are then alphabetical and looking at some of the people who did not attend to that, addressed by a problem. want us to let them know. and congress, she called it a seismic shift. what is your view on that? you know, i think that's exactly right. what we've seen over the last year since the conflict in israel began on october 9th is a really severe fracture within the democratic party. where on the one hand, the democratic party, the coalition includes a lot of jewish numbers and you know, most, most jews in the united states are more likely to identify as democrats, rather than republicans. but the democratic coalition also includes a muslim populations and as the palestinians and arabs and, and others who may be more likely to side or,

or sort of be sympathetic to the palestinian cause than the as rarely cause. and this has caused a huge fracture within the democratic party that joe biden has been trying to balance. he took a lot of criticism for it with all of those university protests through the winter in spring. and, and he, he just sort of waited them out and then universities went on summer break. it'll be interesting to see what happens as we come back in the fall. the situation politically here now in the us with joe biden stuffing down is different. so one thing that i think the tax relates the, that fracture as i see it in the democratic party, was a tweet. and i wish i could attribute it. and i don't remember, i didn't say that, but it was a young american activist, presumably college students who had tweeted out that she was going to be ready to protest. president harris the day after inoculation day, january 21st 2025. but until then, she was going to work hard to elect her. and that was the idea that resonated with

me. it's a, it's a savvy, young person who understands that politics is not always about getting what you wants, but it's about building coalitions and then asking to get your needs met. the white house appears to want to get the seas a file on track. and we see, and it's in your meeting with everyone who possibly can as potentially to appear to his ways that he has the united states behind him. do you think he's achieved that in the last 24 hours and potentially in the next day or 2? is it continues that visit's? yeah, that's a good question. i mean, i think it's important to appreciate that not only does the biden harris team have a, uh, sort of political fracture within their own political coalition that they are dealing with on this issue. but not in yahoo very much has a similar kind of situation back home where a majority of israel is, are against his, is leadership at this moment and yet choose his leadership coalition of these hard

line, right, right. we are, are very much in favor of, of him going forward and really making sure that they destroyed him off before any cease fire or any other agreements is made. and that's a very difficult police politically for a person to be. he's certainly not in yahoo certainly has been more sort of in favor of reciting what they're taking. the behaviors are consistent with what his really call a listen would like to see happen. so, but interestingly, the, the as a is really parliament is going to be going out of sessions for a few for several weeks here. and it will, it'll be interesting to see if that gives netanyahu any kind of wiggle room or, or a room in order to engage in some negotiation or to perhaps even accept the terms of an agreement. we'll be looking for that as this drags on, ultimately tens of thousands of palestinians struggling. do think that there might

be increased attention to their plight when there's so much emphasis on the politics of the situation. and yeah, i think we are increasingly seeing that's, that's certainly the main message that i think all of the student activity that we saw in the spring was really focused on, unfortunately, that protested behavior that we saw that resulted in some vandalism yesterday in washington, dc. didn't seem quite as focused on that and i think we saw vice president harris reacting to that to some extent. but i would certainly expect that uh, i had also seen at a previous statement and i can't date that right now. but a previous statement from cala harris that was much more sympathetic towards palestinian plight and, and recognizing the 10s of thousands, almost $40000.00 deaths. now that have been attributed to the war in palestine despot palestinians. i mean,

and if it is the case that cala harris is going to try to hold her coat coalition together by showing more sympathy and being showing more acknowledgement of the terrible violence and potential were crimes that we seen now in that part of the world that will present an interesting uh shift from the what the. ringback official lighthouse position and whether or not that gives her any difficulty in holding together any potential ceasefire agreement that that might be coming. we'll have to, we'll have to what we can see. all right, jennifer vick to professor of political science at george mason university. thank you very much for your time and your insights. my pleasure. up families of american his way the captives held in garza since october 7th has a met the us presidents and visuals, prime minister in washington. they described the meeting as positive and say they feel optimistic that all of them will be freed. in the near future. we came in

and really emphasizing to the leaders of the united states and of israel, a desire to get this deal done. this 3 phase deal that the president announced a few weeks ago and has been on the bow shooting table in order to return all now 115 of these really hostages. and to end the suffering of the people of god that because the moment they come home is a 150 chilling ends, the madness ends, we feel probably more optimistic than we have since the 1st round of releases. in late november, early december, we're a little over a 100 of israel's hostages. it were released and we got absolute commitment from the, by the ministration and from prime minister and attorney out that they understand the urgency of this moment now to waste no time. and to complete this deal, as it currently stands,

with as little changes humanly possible. we've been in a process of supporting palestinians gathered near the white house for the 2nd day of benjamin netanyahu as us visit. i live in courtney for the is really 5 minutes. does a wrist and i'm in to the blood should in the gaza strip. she, everytime she sent this update from the protest in the us capital or saturdays and pays a much larger exclusion zone outside the white house of another. yeah. whose visit but the housing stops at google. protests is from gathering outside where they come . that message is clear. they have a john, f, a g. a benjamin doesn't go unimportant gallons. and gallons of blogs in the streets, the blood is on that. and you all these times, but also about of us administration. protests is particularly incense by a statement from pamela harris, the presumptive democratic nominee. now condemning the purchase outside the capital, capital hill on wednesday, as,

as the symmetric and volumes. i think it's insane. everyone who is there kind of symbols a man and how about the same demand for the past 9 months. and if you call this is actually listen to the well of the people and they would have listened months ago. it's been 9 months if people are wishing and really hoping for a ceasefire. all of this comes interesting time when even progressive members of the democratic party, a calling on dollars, the protests just to get on board behind. combat hire a support to guys donald trump, but really a lot of the girls are presented as a model is disgusted by your policy. i'm a little convincing. still to do. she ever comes out. is there a washington the well this to now to goes with these ready armies released and live in palestine in prison is many of them show signs of torture. that will take them to alexa hospital in darrell butler for treatment is really forces i'd been holding them in off of

prison in the occupied westbank since the beginning of multiple reports. and testimonies have detailed abuse of palestinian prisoners in his way to jails. a 3rd of those whom has moved from donald bella in central garza, the thousands of palestinian prisoners and his many detention counts. now, most of the hills without any charge with every times are released by these buddy. all maybe continue to see if there is a rustic testimonies about the physical and psychological teacher that's been experiencing it is really change the score. we raced by these really soldiers who full access to the ground and kept mastering us. we would towards the 50 consecutive days, all hands and legs tied throughout. we was throwing pieces of stale bread as food we were denied made us into. we were electric shots verbally and physically abused day and night. i was even electric, shocked in my mouth. just aso torture. these are some of the testimonies that we

manage to get from palestinian prisoners were released today. and the sight of other prisoners to now was still unknown calling because when he paused on the new official confirmation about the exact number of bruce prisoners law stopped behind . is made possible for sorry surprises which is 0. 0 is that i kind of sign mean while the is really wanted to killed at least 28 palestinians and con eunice and thursday. the army launched a tax on the southern garza city for a 4th consecutive day. thousands of displays. people have been forced to flee to all my wasi again. but the palestine read christmases, there's no space for a single 10th day of people with disabilities in gaza, struggling on the terribly difficult conditions. many don't have access to food medical care or safe shelter. honeywell mode has moved from darrow bella in central garza sabrina jose. and helps her son abdulla kerry. they are

in a 10th where they were forced to find shelter after this really army destroyed their home in the northern gaza strip. 18 year old of the dream was born with server policy. she is tired than a traumatized. he often suffers seizures which are made worse by the summer heat by but there is little medication available to treat them how to do it. but then he does the west problem because he was diapers his body. he gets him rushes and even appointments to treat him on the available at the un agency. we have to use the water in buckets to wash out laundry. imagine what that sea will to does combined with this heat. so being phase of this greens condition has worse than since the war began moving from place to place to try and scape the bombing, he is easily agitated and needs even more care. let me know. i would appreciate that. i think there's virtually nothing for him here. i just take him out and let

him switch at the door to get some pressure of mounts. he plays with his siblings. his mood has changed. that crime. he has his own toys to entertain him. now. he and the children are always on edge from the feed, so i put them in the kitchens play with it diffuses the stress of a people with disabilities in gaza. are the most vulnerable groups in israel, relentless for a twice this trend. they have many of the challenges that they are facing, including the all right, let's move now to the united states with prime minister vice president, come on, the harris is addressing the media, holding a meetings with a prime minister benjamin netanyahu, including from iran and iran, back militias such as hamas and hezbollah. from when i was a young girl collecting funds to plant trees for israel to my time in the united states senate. and now at the white house,

i have had an unwavering commitment to the existence of the state of israel to it's security. and to the people of israel. i said it many times, but it bears repeating. israel has a right to defend itself. and how it does so matters a, a mouse is a brutal terrace organization on october 7, how mos triggered this war when it massacred 1200 innocent people. including $44.00 americans, come off, has committed for basic acts of sexual violence and took $250.00 hostages. there are american citizens who remain captive in gaza. soggy. they go 10 pers goldberg, colin, a don alexander, case siegel on their new truck. and the remains of american

citizens. judy weinstein got a guy, and each time 10 are still being held in gaza. i have met with the families of these american hostages multiple times now. and i've told them each time they are not alone. and i stand with them and president biden, and i are working every day to bring them home. i also expressed with the prime minister, my serious concern about the scale of human suffering and gaza, including the death of far too many innocent civilians. and i made clear my serious concern about the dire humanitarian situation. there was over 2000000 people facing high levels of food and security, and half a 1000000 people facing catastrophic levels of acute food and security.

what has happened in gaza over the past 9 months is devastating. the images of dead children and desperate hungry people fling for safety, sometimes displaced for the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th time that we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. we cannot allow ourselves to become num to the suffering, and i will not be silent. thanks to the leadership of our president joe biden. there is a deal on the table for a cease fire and a hostage deal. and it is important that we recall what the deal involved. the 1st phase of the deal would bring about a full cease fire, including a withdrawal of these rally military from population centers and gaza. and the 2nd phase is really military with withdraw from gaza entirely. and it would lead to

a permanent and to the hostilities. it is time for this war to end and the end in a way where israel is secure. all the hostages are released, the suffering of palestinians and gaza ends. and the palestinian people can exercise their right to freedom, dignity, and self determination. there has been hopeful movement and the talks to secure an agreement on this deal. and as i just told prime minister netanyahu, it is time to get this deal done. so to everyone who has been calling for a cease fire and to everyone who yearns for peace, i see you and i hear you. let's get the deal done. so we can get a ceasefire to end the war. let's bring the hostages home and let's provide much needed relief to the palestinian people. and ultimately,

i remain committed to a path forward that can lead to a 2 state solution. and i know right now it is hard to conceive of that prospect, but a 2 state solution is the only path that ensures israel remains a secure, jewish and democratic state. and one that ensures palestinians can finally realize the freedom, security and prosperity that they rightly deserve. and i will close with this then it is important for the american people to remember the war and gaza is not a bind mary issue. however, too often the conversation is binary when the reality is anything but. so i ask my fellow americans to help encourage efforts to acknowledge the complexity, the nuance and the history of the region. let us all condemn terrorism and

violence. let us all do what we can to prevent the suffering of innocent civilians and let us condemn antisemitism. islam, a phobia and hate of any kind and let us work to unite our country. i thank you said to the us, vice president coming to harris, following a meeting with the is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. let's go live to practical and she's been listening and she's also in washington dc. apache we've just heard from a comment of harris, one of the main point saying this hopeful movement around reaching a ceasefire agreement. what do you make of this address so far, and what can you tell us about developments uh, from the vice president as well,

there's so much to unpack here. first of all, this wasn't on her schedule. we get the vice president, the president schedule in advance. she wasn't scheduled to give remarks, so this is obviously something that her team thought she needed to do, highly unusual to get in shows the passing of the torch, as the president said, it's usually the sorts of comments would come from the current president joe biden . these are now coming from the vice president cala harris who is likely going to be the democratic nominee. so what do i take away from this speech? the theme was obviously she's started with what you as politicians always say about iron clad support for israel security. but then she spent and much more time than we've heard from the president. we've heard from any other us visuals talking about the suffering of the palestinians. and i think the main point she made it is time to get this done. so that is very much sending a message to not just come off, but to the visiting prime minister. that is what they said in the meeting,

whatever the objections figure it out, it's time to get it done. but again, what this thing is it so striking to me, immediate coverage, my mainstream media coverage here, and especially in conservative media, you do not see truly the level of suffering of the people of gaza. and she specifically mentioned the videos of dead children. you do not see videos of dead children on the american media in gaza. you don't see necessarily the level of starvation. she spent more time talking about the palestinians in this that i think we've heard for most us officials. obviously, she's trying to strike about a balancing act because she knows how much job items on approval, unequivocal support for israel has heard him with the groups that he would have needed to win re election with progresses. with young people with people of color, i thought it was really interesting. she said to everyone who needed calling for

a cease fire. i see you and i hear you. that is the most direct acknowledgement we've heard from anyone within the, by the administration basically saying, yeah, we know, this is a problem and i'm listening to you. she needs to send that message. well saying she supports israel and the palestinians. she supports the 2 state solution, making that clear that that would be her platform if she were to one for when the presidency. and it was also interesting. we've heard pat cutlass politicians, condemned anti semitism. she also condemned islam a phobia. so lots of subtle signatures. there of exactly how she would lead and added to that fatty also asking people to pay attention to the nuances of the region. thanks very much for updating us from washington d. c. a practical in the was still ahead on all to 00 pull from chad way aid agencies say they're running out of supplies to help the discipline great cities crossing into the country,

some of them. and an oil slick that splitting rapidly the environmental dis, awesome blooming yoga, philippines, capital the the ally that was stopped down on the in australia and the wild winds a back over the weekend. full. that southeast corner of one cold front was across. it has been see bringing heavy rain to southern parts of new zealand, south island. we go to another one sweeping across the bike. that'll bring rains in powerful winds to tasmania some rain as well, touching into victoria, and we'll see what the weather across most eastern parts of new south wales and southern queens of thanks to that cold front. but the sunshine in sidney, the temperature at 20 degrees celsius temperatures will be coming down across the

se, as that cold front approaches about footpath well will be pumping up to 20 degrees celsius. lots of sunshine at of west to whether that slips in on sunday. but the sydney, we are likely to see some showers on monday, according to feel taking us into the new week. that's not the case with new zealand, temperatures on, on the out that fun effect. bringing woman conditions to christ church through to saturday. the heavy rain, however, sparking warnings for southern parts of the some filing and we still got flooded warnings out across pots of the philippines. as the heavy rain continues to pour in, what was the thing a system developing to the east of, of philippines? we'll keep an eye on that through the weekend. the, what we do, it all just sarah is try to follow this story and he's the people who allow us into their lives, dignity and democracy. the,

the, the original da, 0, a reminder about the top stories this our you, as far as president cumberland harris has met the is very prime minister in washington dc. iris does not attend benjamin netanyahu was addressed to the joint meeting of congress on wednesday. let us know, it was also expected to meet the former president, donald trump, with modern logo on friday. the us presidential biden's press for a ceasefire to the wind garza in talks with is really probably minister benjamin netanyahu. it's mr. nel was 1st visit to the white house is 2020, and his 1st trip of port since october 7th. these ready armies released a group of at least 11 palestinian prisoners. many showed signs of sculpture since the beginning of the war. multiple reports and testimonies of details,

abuse of balancing in prison, is in his way to jails. the condition of the man who was kicked in the head by a police officer at manchester, airports was, and that's according to his lawyer. the incident is being investigated by the independent police watch dog. police say they were responding to a reports of insults, but to acknowledge the liberal force used in that arrest was unusual. melinda visited an eviction report from manchester. and a warning, the pictures you were about to see our distressing as to goss from under cuz a police officer kick somebody in the head as he lies face down on the ground by stand this film in shock. as this k all succeed on folded and matches to apples on tuesday nights, police say they were responding to reports of an assault, and the 3 of their offices were injured in the altercation requiring hospital

treatments, one with a broken nose by the violent arrest captain videos essential quays across the nation. what i have seen the footage, and for that reason i do understand the public concern purposely option is now being taken in relation to the suspension of an officer and the head factors already having those discussions with the matter a bunch of stuff. i think they've already happened all they've taken place as we speak, and she has rachel. she's kept updated on developments ever since the incident. so i'm in amman and 5 here. they were released not long ago from a to the police station. the men who are in the video here with a lawyer who says they have no space in great demand, just the police or gm p. right now the main clinic saying that is why they have

they are very un traumatized by this experience. they are the family member. ready as of a saving police officer and the crate dimensions to please. so be able to hide to shop, to buy what's happened. d and p says will people have interested at the scene for a free and the soul to an emergency service was. but the level of both using the arrest is now investigated by the independence police. what's called grace amounted to police, pull the video, truly shopping and said that the use of such fools in an arrest is unusual. and then they understood wide course along. but in an earlier statement, they said that there was a clear risk of firearms being snatched from offices who were carrying lessons. but that was and got on the streets of mine just at once as a nice people here demanding more accountability from the police. and many the community now appearing, so call me that i'm sending the reach out to 0 months to the life of nations. as

the last in america is the only region in the world to have reduce the number of people experiencing food and security over the last 3 years. in mexico city, a government programs helping tackle food waste, generically, i know, has more for 2 days donations include spinach beats and onions all fresh and in near perfect condition. these are the day sir, plus for some of the 10s of thousands of stove holders and one of the largest wholesale food market in the world. from west on before we would just throw this in the garbage because clients just buy it like this christian fruit seller and the market explains, was showing us most of the pi a is still perfectly fit for consumption. now he donates all his unsold fruit to eat that got the a government run program that in turn sent it to soup kitchens and shelters across the city. over the last 4 years,

the program has provided close to $900.00 tons of foods to some of the cities neediest residents, mexican government statistics, say 18 percent of the population. some 24000000 people experience food and security . here the markets director says the programs benefits go beyond feeding the hungry . it's also helping change the mentality around the reuse and disposal of food for people to bring that thing. all goal is to get down to 0 waste, not to have more food banks. so donation centers. we're trying to create awareness and people that nothing should be wasted. that includes restaurants, food stools and public markets that can develop circular economy projects to help them use those products that today are going to waste. on one hand, the scale and impact of these programs has somewhat limited timings and logistics in general. lack of information about that means that tons of food are still lost every day here. you can see some of it here. but for those who rely on them,

the support they provide is simply invaluable. it's the difference between being food and secure and having a daily balanced diet. 40 year old housewife. do you know that comes to the soup kitchen every day, or some of the food comes from the markets donation for the equivalent of roughly 12 us dollars. she buys enough for her family, a 6 to have 3 healthy meals a day economy costs ok with prices as they are. i would have to take out most of the proteins from our diet. i'd have to take meat chicken beans out of our family menu, and start buying much cheaper products. honestly, without this program, my kids would be malnourished. it's supporter say the success of the plan live in its simplicity by tackling food and security. i need less waste as one, with thousands of people fed every day. it also provides a lifeline to entire families while saving tons of perfectly edible food from the dump. julia go, yeah, i know i'll just euro mexico city. hundreds of people are still missing any c o p a

5 days off to to land slides hits a remote southern region heavy machinery. you can reach that area. so risk to teams and volunteers have been using their bare hands and shovels to dig through the month. the one says the death toll from the dissolves does risen to at least 257 people. and running low con reports. price of mourners echoed throughout the ethiopian southern top is the heavy rains it. the area on monday, causing land slice, a 2nd land siding gulf locals that rushed on to the scene to help with the rescue efforts. the. 1 the mountainous region has made it close to impossible to bring in heavy equipment for use in rescue attempts. so people have resorted to using their hands to the cup mails of red month, hoping to find the missing shop. as to why my elder brother and elder sister are dead. my sister's husband and sisters,

children are all dead. all my relatives are gone. i have buried 13 family members that talk about the height is. i recently gave birth to twins. my husband is dead. my sister is dead, her body has not been found. the day is dark for me. united nations for years to death to could climb exponentially in the coming days view and also says the area remains on see, and thousands need to be evacuated. for now, scramble to find bodies continues for these villagers, grief is being dug up all around them and run a loss on how to 0. officials and chad say they're overwhelmed by the influx of 2 and a half 1000000 refugees. moving off of them feeling the conflict in sedan agency, say they're running off of money and supplies. i'm reduced reports from audrey on the border between chad and to them. an open is cool and are you in

run refugee camp? interested chide the suit and is refugee children searching for an english language exam. have no access to the local school. childs have welcomed refugees from sudan for over 20 years, taking in more than 1200000. but with facilities and social services reaching a breaking point. that hospitality and patience may be running out. the line will be beside the international community has largely ignored the place of student needs. refugees here. its impact on shed is very unfortunate and negative, and our economy has been damaged. as you know, our economy is weak. and now the number of displaced people and refugees is estimated to have reached that 2 and a half 1000000 things. even that refugee is p a that soon things could change dramatically. that if it is, are forced to go to the forest looking for firewood. and this is one of the

problems may, may also lead still conflict between data for youth and also the, the, the whole community more than 600000. so dentist refugees of arrived in chad says, fighting broke out game. so done last year. the add to the $600000.00 already yeah . from earlier that for conflict in 2003, as the number of refugees goes, tension is rising between them and host communities, almost cash resources, competition for food and water, a full surprises of goods beyond the reach of most people here, forcing charges, many of whom depended on food aid to rely on handouts. international eating is only 23 percent of the $630000000.00 in going to play just have come through, and food shortages are wide spread. we luckily so sees to continue to provide large saving stuff, thoughts to if you choose to relocate them. uh so uh, i do have a a where do we reduce their life? i tried to surface some of the world's worst impacts from climate change,

resulting in severe food shortages into coming up by those. and the continued arrival of refugees have added to an already bad situation. how much the trees. i'll just say that i agree on the charge, so don, border more than $5000.00. my friends have died in the 1st 5 months of this year trying to reach spain by see on the spanish island of tennessee reef traumatized. young people now learning how to swim off the surviving one of the deadliest crossings in the world. if the sim, getting fed reports a close to the spanish shore, young men from cindy garland molly, are taking the plunge for them, the ocean is held. the danger of grim desk, they made the perilous journey here crossing the atlantic in overcrowded boots. in some of this all, we would 215 people on board. we left from sent

a go. the journey took 6 days. we got to the canaries at night. we had to spend the night at sea in only around 5 or 6 in the morning. we got to the big thousands diet sea every year trying to reach spain. 95 percent of them walk crossing the atlantic from west and north west africa to the canary islands. spanish volunteer instructors are teaching those for me to trust the water again. one breast stroke out of time. a see i can begin to go on. there are people who come with terrible fear. you see them entering the water. they hold onto your hand as if clinging to life, like anybody who doesn't know how to swim. you have to add to that the baggage of experience with a crossing of 1012 or 15 days where they might have lost relatives and studies show people from high income countries, a considerably more likely to know how to swim,

leading to lifelong health benefits, reduced risk to drowning and more professional opportunities. i'm gonna do is for molly, a landlocked country were less than 40 percent of young people have learned how some have lost friends and family in the crossing roughly in poverty, a violent spike, home, incense, washington, most if i wouldn't do it again, it's very difficult, very very dangerous, it's a risk we took because we didn't have a choice. it's tough and found out by the way, i know is it is challenging the waves. again, thanks to initiative like this. these men are finally returning to the water, embracing it as a life giving force. if this i'm getting food, i'll just 0. still ahead on al jazeera. we don't have a major announcement today relative to uh, to a return date. and a voyage with no return dates 6 weeks on since the launch of bo installed lineup mattresses is astern, which will remain in space for now. i'm the thought of butler in paris where

security is high. the excitement is building ahead of the big games the

the, [000:00:00;00] the strong winds, large waves and monsoon rains, the impeding efforts to contain an oil slick off the west coast of the philippines . a fuel tank, a cap sized nimble in a bay on thursday morning when that time when gave me it slipped through the region,

killing at least 22 people bonnet below reports. from manila, a thousands of filipinos are picking up the pieces after torrential rains and floods. swept through most of the capital on wednesdays. they're grateful to have survived, but don't know how they're going to rebuild their lives. selling them was made up, let's say. it's more difficult to recover at this time compared to and who are flooded before. because the 2nd full of a home caved in, we'll need to get that repaired to respond. them says she doesn't know where to get the money for the repairs, but president, brandon and marcus junior promised government assistance. now the floods have subsided. we are beginning to see the extent of the damage type with jamie left in its wake. the entire measurement in the region is under a state of calamity and official move that speeds the release of emergency funds out to the president has also ordered authorities to speed up the delivery of food and other aid isolated rural villages. in the early hours of thursday,

a tank are carrying nearly one point. 5000000 leaders of industrial fuel cap sized off the west coast coast guard personnel rescued most of the crew members and later found the body of one that had been missing. but they were struggling to contain the oil spill because abrupt 630. so they'd be, uh, void, speed there. and uh right now we can let, uh, we can let the spots uh, were resources because of withdrawal wins and highways. before the spears drawn currents could spread the oil towards vanilla, nearby fishing communities, something the coast guard described as a big danger. barn to below al jazeera made a, a while fires in the canadian province of alberta and canada, or causing weiss with destruction. dozens of homes in the city of jasper. i have been destroyed. canadian prime minister just them today says more than 400 farm fire firefight is a due to arrive,

a to assist local rescue teams. 25000 people have been evacuated from affected areas. oh, panic recorded it's hottest 3 days on record. this week of prompting the you went to issue an urgent call for action. temperature is sold as high as 48 degrees and one moroccans, the detailing of these 21 people in a 24 hour period. christian salumi has moved in the scorching heat of rule tanisha 80 year old nea kerry, sets out on her grueling daily journey to fetch water a burden she carries quite literally on her back. and it's been met of a this whole area is dry. if one had water at home, everyone would be free. they could feel whenever they wanted to. but at this age i carry 2 containers and spend the entire afternoon here in the heat. the old and the young, as well as those who work outside among the most vulnerable to rise and global temperatures,

and the focus of the un secretary general's call to action onyx stream heat. if there is one thing that unites all of the varieties wells is that we are all increasingly feeling that it hurts is becoming hotter and more dangerous. for everyone, every with june was the 13th month in a row to set a new temperature record. putting 120000000 people in the united states under cheat advisory warnings leading to the death of 1300 muslims. pilgrims during hodge and closing schools in asia and africa, impacting more than 80000000 children of the un says global infrastructure needs investment to boost resilience and the reduction in fossil fuels to limit temperature rise. i must call out the fly, the forcing fully expansion. we have seen in some of the world's wells, he has gotten to this in signing such

a surge of new orleans guy's licence. is that assigning away our future under the paris climate accord? 2025 is the year that nations are supposed to commit to a plan to reduce their carbon emissions and limit global temperature rise to one and a half degrees celsius and with the summers record setting temperatures. the heat is on christine salumi. al jazeera, the united nations, the olympic games officially opened on friday and the french government, almost an unprecedented security operation to guard the event between $55.45 security personnel will be deployed. it includes 15000 differential military members, 250, which is offices police dogs and move in 1700. the foreign police from countries like spain, germany, south korea and cut off the unique opening ceremony held on a 6 kilometers a stretch of the civil war showcase of thousands of athletes. a significant anti

terrorism perm perimeter has been established along the sand, restricting access to central paris move in 320000 fans are expected to watch the ceremony from the river banks lodges. there was a dash, a butler has moved from paris, the central powers in the lockdown, and still slips tens of thousands of police officers on patrol. i suppose to propose the games on the same french sold, visiting, deployed the hated using ceremony. there will be held on the river for all of us and in the stadium for the 1st time and business history. nearly $7000.00, the athletes will travel by boat during the event and a vicious and daring project and a huge security challenge. i don't want, i know when i put a security that we have a multi environment security approach, which means considering all sorts of crap while i'm enough for the underwater strategy we have to provide. so in the bottom of this,

and we have also barriers on the river and positions on the line. we're coordinating closely with the french air force and welcome to the drain squads helicopters and flight. the jets will secure the skies, they'll be in the slides. they know for the city during the opening ceremony and providing additional backup, nearly 2000 police officers from other countries. the organizes the powers games wanted to do something different. so instead of posting the lympics has been used outside the city, they've made the city itself into the main venue with its famous monuments as backdrops. but that is why the security operation is so vast. french authorities suspend, he is planning defense and say they already know, don't get destroyed specifically of us. we are very well prepared and french people will be very proud of their police offices are still wanting a confident spot. vigilant multiple attacks against,

from the pulse decade side. but right. some was in ukraine and goals that have raised the stakes. israel's team arrived with extra security on the games work up for board, a dodge. it felt people, at least, of course, when you, a war like between russian and korean, like, i mean, does a, you have to increase citrate team is there is no 0 risk bought the homepage, that everything's in place for the olympics to run smoothly and safely. as excitement, bills ahead of what's promising to be an inspiring few weeks of sport in one of the world's most spectacular cities. natasha butler algebra, paris. hundreds of thousands of people are expected to line the same for fridays opening ceremony to watch athletes, parade, and boats. hopeful results of what we can expect from the roles because sporting event, paris has been transformed by the olympic games. the sporting events went into the

fabric of the city, beach volleyball of the, the only full tower scape putting the plus to whack on cold. and a bit further away. so thing in the he think it's a once in a lifetime chance for french athletes exactly a century of to the games with last held in paris to what i mean is also please, you know, we are elliptic tompkins and we play at home. so that puts a double target on our backs without probably giving up support. it would be an incredible moment. a little more. stealing picks is an event like no other 32 sports more than 10000 competitors from 206 national olympic committees. with the power olympics, the full, a straight top, the palestinians will compete under their own flag at paris 2024. while the refugee team has gotten from 10 of fleets in 2016 to 37, the previous games and types you, i was heavily restricted by cubic 19. so piracy is also a chance for new olympic sports to truly arrive 3 schools chosen for the use of pale climbing,

skateboarding and surfing. we'll have that 1st chance to be showcased in front of a full olympic crowd. while one brand new sport has made his way from the streets to the stadium breakdown says will compete in a pop up venue at the plus to a concord. although the sports is called breaking, rather than breakdown, spring break is what are the form and elements of hip hop? and so to be able to represent that on the elliptic platform for me, i think it could change the world's old problems. it presents to a polish holly jump who was suspended for doping on the eve of the games. while there's resentment of 11 chinese swim is being allowed to compete. despite failed typing tests, contaminated substances was cited. i one a 55 and it was no 5 and 6 enjoyment out from a so it's uh, i just do what i do as will walk a control the games take place, submit a huge security operation with friends on high alert funds will hope the games

begin and end with only spoilt and focus pull race out is era paris of a to nasa astronaut. so, so no closer to learning when they'll be able to return to us from the international space station. the technical problems including helium leaks. i'm going starline. i have problems with nasa to keep them in space. and i also says it's planning to figure out what went wrong with the spacecraft. the full. another one is arranged to bring the 2 ester notes home. it was scheduled to spend around 8 days in opening us on the i is this, but have not been there for more than costs a month and a half. last time we talked, it was about 2 weeks ago. so a lot has transpired. and those 2 weeks, and i thought we would sit down and talk a little bit about all the work that's happened across the country relative to what's going on. we don't have a major announcement today relative to, to a return date. we're making great progress, but we're just not quite ready to do that. all that's it from me for me to my left

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