an inspiring story about survival. thanks to music. fetch the challenge. play out. well, i was the only one i'm super lucky. music under the swastika starts november 19th on d. w. ah ah. this is dw news live from berlin. global climate talks begin in egypt. talk $27.00 must be the place and now must be the un secretary general. antonia gutierrez says, ambitious, incredible actions must be taken now on climate change. while leaders are blessed,

newton nations call on the largest wealthiest looters to finance change in cost. also, i had several 100 people wheaton and ships of it's an east coast allowed to this. i'm back mainly minus lose them. so the deal, but several 100 main stock. ah, i am eddie micra junior. welcome to the program. the past, the d, as i said, to be the whole test on record that's according to the new report from the well material, logical organization. it's not a strong warning for wildly. this are the cop 27 summit stress and the need for less talk and more action 2020 to another hot year. indeed, the last 8 years have been the warmest on record,

driven by records levels of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. that's a clear warning. according to the world, climate report and the effects are being felt everywhere. sea levels are rising fast, and the seas themselves are getting hotter. ice sheets in glaciers or melting and extreme weather is multiplying around the globe. the seas have risen worldwide by about 10 millimeters in the last 2 years alone. by the end of 2021. worldwide ocean temperatures were at a record high. and marine waves are becoming more common. ice melted from greenland to the alps at record levels. glaciers in some parts of europe lost 6 percent of their volume between 202120. 22 and polar sea eyes fell to its lowest level on record. but most people experienced climate change as extreme

weather. much of europe saw rivers dry up as heat waves persisted, and also caused widespread wild fires. meanwhile, pakistan experienced massive flooding. they killed over 1700 people and displaced millions years of drought in east africa have driven almost 20000000 people to extreme food insecurity. as hurricanes last, cuba and the u. s. state of florida just months ago. too hot to wet to dry. the climate report says this new normal will all may get worse unless government's act fast. in me, la studios dw climates or puerto agit, roger had about it. i mean, 1st tell us, what are your thoughts on the findings from the report? for none of this is surprising, the past 8 years looks at be the hottest of our lives. and what were bearing in

mind her that there will, may certainly be among the coldest of the rest of our lives. for scientists have shown this very clearly burning fossil fuels releases, gaffer, that like greenhouse around the earth trappings, unlike baking the planet. and all of this makes extreme weather was it makes you levels rise, and this is something scientific men for decades, oil companies as well. hm. and for decades, but the tried to suppress those findings. and now what scientists, the kind of screaming governments to do, if i could put in place policies to stop that, he planet heating up and talking about what to do based on the reports. what should that climate conference at gently tackle for the number one thing is reducing the greenhouse gas emission, greenhouse gas pollution, but if heating the planet. and that's one thing that well leaders move they have to do, and the rate which they need to do. it is astonishing. it's almost hard to wrap your head around how quickly we need to be carbon as economy. how quickly need we need

to build enough green clean energy sources like wind by the solar panels. so we stop burning coal, oil and gas power society. you measures and the very key people know what to do is just not be in that. it's not i thing for the 1st time compensation for climate related damages on the summits agenda. what does that mean and why is that important for rich countries disproportionate the heat, the planet by binding fossil fuels or countries like the us countries in the u, the u. k, these country, the historic responsibility come to like germany where we are right now. there's only 5 countries in the entire world who've been more responsibility having heat the planet made. this is extreme weather event worth. well, that mean event, the countries living today on the front line, the climate change, we're already seeing heat waves get hotter within coastal flood, the stronger and more likely to take away the life and livelihood. all of the people, i mean, they have

a lot of these countries are asking and demanding even reparations to help pay for the damages they want money to. not just to adapt to in a hot wow, they're not just to clean up their energy systems for the future, but really to pay for the damage. i've already been made worse by the mission from our countries. and what's difficult here than just that rich countries do not want to pay up. i mean, i would argue with, that's exactly what it seems like right? because promises made, they've been broken leaders on the walk in the talk. so here's the thing with all that's happening in the world. now talk about the war rushes. when you clean and everything else happening. do you feel that there's going to be a break to at this the climate talks? i think some people have spoken to the little fines that a break for on the car or on indicate of to really for that's going to happen. but what we do see with every one of these climate summits of incremental progress. so countries are under some pressure to come up with big pledges to say that they're

going to be carbon either economy foster to say that they're going to do things to help protect forest, to get money out of fossil fuel companies. and so the question really that has to be asked every time is the promise of enough to do what scientists have shown is necessary for work, lead us to on a dare promise, because they did promise in 2015 that they would try to limit level $1.00 to $1.00 degrees celsius and we're on track for nearly doubled up. ok. feet of you climate support? i did there on jan. thank you. are several rescue ships with hundreds of migrants on board are waiting for permission to dock in italy to ship seminar being allowed to dock in sicily when mostly miners and people need in medical help allowed to the some back. if liz knew right when government has hardened, it stands and migration says the 2 par last month, rights groups and some italian law me has criticized the selection process, calling it illegal and inhumane. after days of uncertainty and weeks at

sea, this german rescue ship reaches land at last, a relief for some of the 179 people on board. but not all. italy is only allowing miners or the 2nd vulnerable to disembark, and move rescue is say, is illegal. it's not only the one number for unaccompanied minus button or the people on board neither place of safety or by law. they have the right to disembark in a place of safety. italy's new right when government has toughened its policy toward rescue ships run by non governmental organizations, they insist that countries whose flags flying on the boats should be the ones to take them. this ship was granted permission to dock after germany and france did. they would receive some of the migrants on board italian or socrates have not responded to repeated calls from 3 other rescue ships off the coast of italy carrying hundreds more people peoples. they are wiping c 24 dimes in

our day. only. busy because we are on this board and it's too difficult for us to stay on this board any more. we are running out of food. we have food for the next 3 days, only. after these we might be requesting some emergency the leverage. i believe they are planned for monday itself. it died so we hope nothing happens as conditions deteriorate it. see these proteins does a calling on the italian government to open ports and ease suffering on the mediterranean mission lifeline operates the rescue. ship rise above its weight in italian waters with 90 people on board. i asked spokeswoman to have enforcement how they're doing, though as the right back is already since the 3 days with the $93.00 person on board um outside of the year. and it went through a big,

big storm with highway if the people are now really getting ceasing, they are suffering from new cal tamika. and also as our ship is in comparison to the other rescue ships in really small ship with only a length of 25 meter, you maybe can imagine that the next phase is really, really limited. and so we have 93 people on board. most of them are women and children, and yet it's a really critical situation at the moment. sounds very critical. i didn't get any help in any way while on board. so we have a doctor on board of course that can do some, some basic stuff that is possible. but at least we had one night before and made it back for one person that collapsed completely. and we can take care of of every injury. and so and just 20 minutes ago i got the message from board that we had

another metaphor to do because 2 other person that's on board because of the weather situation because this high level of trust also take a lot of stress. and yeah, yeah. now the request for the rise of bob ship to dock has so far not been unsaid about rescue vessel that you money to you. one was permitted to dock. what are you hearing from authorities? so we always get the same answer from the authorities, and this is that they are not responsible for the guests on our ship that wow, so do you have any idea about what will happen to the people waiting in limbo on your ship? what are the risks the longer this goes on? so the situation is getting more and more critical for the people. the situation is also getting more critical. i think from our to our now we have to. yeah,

we have to assume that all the people are going to suffer a lot more because as i said 3 days is already a long period of time. and we are waiting, and we are asking the authorities of it to lead to advisors, to put of safety immediately and then push mon coordinator and spoke to one for mission lifeline. thank you. thanks to you. authorities in sounds, any assay at least 19 of the 43 people on board on abilene died after plunging into the waters of lake victoria. though at, at hand bad, shortly before the plane was due to land with just the top of the plane still above the waters of lake victoria, rescue was rushed to save. they still on board. emergency workers and bystanders used ropes to try to pull the aircraft from the water.

while some passengers could be saved for many others, their efforts came too late. this small regional pain plunged into africa's largest lake as it was coming in to land up a cobra airport, situated right on the lake shore. i hm. and when the aircraft was about 100 meters mid air, it encountered problems and bad weather. it was raining and the plane plunged into the water. everything is now under control. let the people a little while officials try to pinpoint the exact cause of the crush, the high death toll has sent shock waves through the country. both green and russia have trade at $200.00 prisoners of war, but russian este rice on power plants have left many seated with little or no electricity. and a capitalist, apparently possible,

complete black out. a city plunged into darkness only a few lights on in keys. after missiles took out much of the electric grid, the mer urging residents who can leave to do so. and warning a total blackout may be on the way whether we are doing everything so that this doesn't happen. but let's be honest, our enemies are doing everything to keep the city without heat, electricity, and water. and in general, they want us all to die coupla. whereas electric you. while the capital struggles to keep the lights on fighting rages in multiple regions, this house in a town inside part of the russian controlled, done yet to region, was destroyed and shelling. luckily no one was killed. i'm wishing oh, the man was over there. he was lucky, he wasn't in the out building mac up or he said the beautiful dog got killed. meanwhile, russia claims that ukraine bombed a dam in russian controlled territory in the south,

near the city of his son. if the dam fails, catastrophic flooding would result something. russia claims ukraine is planning to do as part of its counter offensive to reclaim the area. one rare bright spot, a prisoner exchanged, that saw more than $100.00 men from both sides come home. these men and the don bass were fighting for the russian side, fell. now go to russia for rehabilitation. while those stuck in ukraine brace for a cold, hard winter in him. that's it for now. thanks a lot for your time. ah. her i'm skin that i will not hard and in the end, if a me you are not locked up to you anymore, we will send you back or you.