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america to avoid going outdoors, as smoke from huge wild 5 in canada spreads south code red at colosseum. that is issued for us the day and european countries to base house a house. people seeking a silence. some states could pay to avoid posting the shit of my friends, and it's amazing to resolve long stats of the menu chips mccain and welcome to the program. ukraine's president loving is lensky is demanding that international aid agencies do more to help us thousands of people affected by the breach of the cost. good them let's be, is currently visiting the effective region of the test on where officials say up to

600 square law, much as a bland remain on the me says. flag was the landscapes that to assess the relief efforts with evacuations and access to drinking water among the top priorities. ukraine and russia are choosing each of the of destroying them. let's go straight to the w correspondence. sonya found the ca, who is in the flooded region of a hassle on high best sonya, we know you credits president is in the region this morning. can you tell us more about his visits? well, i knew there was quite a plenty of activity here or earlier in the city of capstone where i am. and in fact, this incident sky visited this very point of this flooded street behind me. that you can see this is actually a major junction in the city, which is now completely under water and where people are being evacuated. no, you said to have met a rescue and volunteer teams. he's been posting with

a telegram, optical, thanking them for the efforts. and of course, he has accused inspection agencies of not really being here on the ground to help. and i have to see the relief operations that you see behind me. they are going on. they are going on in 7 neighborhoods of capstone and, and i have to say it's mainly that ukrainian army and emergency services that are on the ground. there are a few volunteers with come in from keep that a few individual pardoned for them to use. but we need not any big international agencies here on the ground. nobody but we will speaking audio to one of the, one of the groups that have come down from keith the what had been out of box with water. i didn't quite dramatic scenes because people are ready to rushing and be snapped it up in a matter of minutes. and i think people should have not begun to smoke off on drinking water, which is of course, one of the biggest concerns here with a couple of them supplied much of the drinking water to southern ukraine. another major concerns that you know that we've run out person savanski had spoked about hundreds of causes. people potentially, you know, going without access to treat and thinking what that we know that ukraine and rush

are accusing each other of a destroying with them rushes. suddenly a person is cooling, this, and environmental and humanitarian catastrophe. while zalinski is accusing, most go of abandoning people in areas affected on the it's controlled, we're going to take a closer look. uh sony. sony, i'll come back to you and just a moment. catastrophe along the front on the destruction of the co health cut dammit has left thousands without food and power. ukrainian golden is bringing age to people stranded in slot to fit these rescue efforts and limited to the korean and control region to meet pro river and southern ukraine divides, the russian and ukrainian controls territories. ukraine's president accuses russia of abandoning people in the areas it controls. the situation in the occupied part

of the car, san regents is absolutely catastrophic of on the occupier. some be abundant people in these terrible conditions without rescue, without water just left on the roofs of the houses and drug communities is that the ukrainian, um, you released this vintage to show it is trying to help seagle behind enemy lines using minute tree drones to deliver clean drinking water and rushing out to find areas so far, it's unclear who destroyed to them. ukraine claims it was russia's attempts to slow the counter offensive. roster is cooling into ukrainian act of sabotage. it isn't just people suffering in the ultimate so systems destruction close to the healthcare reservoir. thousands of dead fish have washed up on the show creation a graveyard of many species. environmental as say some of them may never

recover from the same type of approach makes no difference as these people take from 3 to 10 years or different issues. so the car will be able to the car, but probably suspicious will not be able to the car to, to the previous numbers for the color at all. unfortunately, the u. n. one is which levels will keep rising over the next stylus, as well as the human and environmental told of the disaster. sonya, can you tell us more about what you're hearing from people where you are and have fun as well? i a to be very honest for residents of the city. things are really tough. you know, this region right since the beginning of the full scale invasion last year by russia, this region has been under heavy attack the city of coast wanted. so has,

you know, it was under 9 months, a promotional commission last year. last november, you created troops, liberated the city. there was a moment of hope there, but ever since, you know, the city has been under lynch, this bombardment of, from russian troops who are embedded on, on the eastern bank of the, to the portable that's just behind me. that to be photo, but it's right behind me. i'm still in the city your show to get a constant means of opportunity. fire. people already kind of design that and tired, and now this sparked the floods. i think just the latest blow we spoke to some residents audio who were quite emotional. we spoke to one woman who had who said she had really headed out during the entire ocean occupation, but 9 months, but a non loss to home to the floods. so i think things are really difficult here for us. it sounds desperate. sonya, thank you so much. that's the w correspondence. sonya solomon tom the cholera purchasing from us on and it's taken even place and look at the current rescue operations in the funded

region with joined now by chris police, gave the ukraine crisis response director at world vision international welcome to the w. chris, thank you for your time. we just heard that from our corresponding about really the desperate situation that people are written. can you tell us about the rescue operations? are they still under way? absolutely. thanks like what do we do? the stuff in teens. in nikolai, in the cities around just near sure, saw. and what we've seen so far as exactly what your report is that it's a desperate situation. lot of people are being displaced, their homes have been damaged. we've seen that. approximately 17000 people are going to need to be temporary relocated, but essentially interesting the same back to they're not wanting to go far. these people are wanting to go for a short period of time and then they're wanting to go back to their homes. if at all possible, but it is a desperate situation right now in terms of guessing, humanitarian aid to the affected region, to people who are that. what do people need right now?

they need the basics. so right now we're looking that provision of food items. so it could be macaroni can fish real basic food, also water for the why can contamination this continues to go on. and also we're providing mattresses, vein. so the real life saving basic things that people need just that just to go on . i did want to ask you about the situation with land mines experts, a warning, a floating land mines dislodged i munition in the region. how big of a problem is this also in terms of its effects on evacuation efforts a yeah, it's a problem throughout the country. so we see landlines use, especially they've been displaced because of the flood right now. and it is slowing efforts down, so people have to be extra careful about landlines. and that's one of the reasons that robust work, where a child folks, organization and we integrate landline awareness into our programs for childrens, our education programs teach kids about the mines because it's

a problem across the country. and we're seeing it expects potentially saw already. right now it was funny. mm hm. you mentioned earlier that people really don't want to leave and if they want to come back as soon as they can, i mean looking ahead so many people are affected by this. where will they go to find help and shelter, and will they be able to come back home as soon as they want to? so many people are going to the surrounding city. so like we have a base and the car and many people are going to be glad to go to government shelters and working closely with the one osha, which is a coordination body for non governmental organizations, along with the government. so people can go to the centers, stay there, as long as they need to, and then if they're able to, they can go back to their house, clean things up. if that works out. all right, chris can escape from world vision international. thank you so much for your time today. thank you. okay, let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. and hundreds

of indigenous people have marched outside brazil's congress and supreme court to protest against the bill that threatens that. i'm federal territories. the bill imposes a cutoff date on federal land claims. in 1988 when presented, present constitution was adopted. a major fire has broken out an army base into don's capital as rivals factions baffled for control of an honest factory. witness to say the rapid support full of power miller trees attacked the area full being repelled by the army. the group has been engaged in a power struggle with saddam's army for weeks for the former us vice president mike pens was formerly launched. his bid to become the republican policies in albany and the 2024 presidential election joints and increasingly crowded sale of candidates looking to challenge full month president donald trump for the nomination. trump does hold a commanding lead in opinion polls. there are indications that the former us

president donald trump may soon phase criminal charges the the alleged mishandling of classified documents. according to us media, trump flores have been told that he has a target and a federal investigation around 100 documents, marked as classified where retrieve from his private residents in florida. last august. now residents across north america, i'll be judge to stay inside and with face mosques, smoke from huge qualifies in. canada continues to spread. officials in some areas have issued code red at quality warnings for the day. sports and cultural events have been canceled and flights of being delayed in upstate new york to kill lake is blanketed by the keys. smoke from hundreds of wild fires burning neighboring canada. a few 100 kilometers further south. the smoke has triggered

unprecedented air health alarms in new york city. affecting millions of the bud sounds i come through the mid griffin. difficult new yorkers are advised to wear face masks, went outside to filter out high levels of polluting particles found in near new york goose or smelled of something that has never impacted us on this scale. before we had dangerously high levels, a wildfire smoke from thousands of miles away, thousands of miles away. the elderly and people with health conditions have been told to stay in doors. like today, i'm not going to go to the park. i usually go to the park every morning. i'm gonna stay home and now i have to go because i have somebody that's there. but otherwise i stay home with over 400 fires still burning across canada. the pollution will

likely continue to impact bordering us states. as canadians experience their worst of early season fires, many see the trail of smoke as a sign of the climate crisis, which can include more frequent and even more extreme wild fires. to france now with several people, including young children, have been injured and a nice attack in the southeast of the country. the attack happened in a square in the alpine town of anti c. on thursday morning authority site was carried out by a loan individual. and that a suspect has now been arrested. police are saying the children involved well will about 3 years old. and that's several of the injured in a life threatening condition. the french prime minister, and he said that often is on her way to the scene. now your opinion interior administers amazing today in luxembourg to try to overcome the long standing differences over the migration policies. for years you members have

been adults over how asylum seekers should be distributed across the block. southern countries have demanded more support from the east and a northern naples. it's hoped the torques could now lead to a break. 3 years of debate and disagreements have left your ups migration and asylum policy o. c. more than a 1000 people have dr. undergoing missing trying to reach the continent this year. last and what many called the broken system. european union rules say people must claim asylum in the country where they 1st arrive. and that's left some governments demanding change. over time, we have seen an erosion of trust where, for instance, southern member states have felt that they have not been able to receive the support that they need. as right wing parties as populous parties have gained majorities and several member states. there has been a shift towards the right and therefore also more restrictive immigration policies,

southern coastal, you countries like italy, spain and greece received the most irregular arrivals in the block with boats often traveling from to an easier morocco and turkey. as a past attempt at forcing states further afield to take in some of those migrants failed due to opposition from hungry, poland, and many others. no brussels latest compromise pon with the low countries to opt out welcoming more migrants. if they contribute to the costs of hosting or deporting people elsewhere. also on the table, a proposal to create separate tracks for those seeking protection. and if it costs done, numbers, request submitted by people from places considered safer. such as albania or pocket stone would be directed through a different screening system at the border. so authorities can more easily send people back. critics say europe is trying to barricade itself from asylum seekers,

unsure responsibility. but the official behinds upon hoops, countries will finally come together if we agree on a common approach to manage migration in the you may, but restricted way together. we would all be with this because we will be able to manage migration together in an orderly way and, and that is and no man mistake can do it alone. brussels says bridging this political divide will help save lives. but some fear the reforms will fall short as people continue to risk their lives to reach these shores. let's get more from stephanie pope for what fund migration policy with oakside international and is following the negotiations from brussels. welcome, stephanie, and what's your take on the reforms the interior administers have on the table today as well. unfortunately, none of the proposals on the table today would do anything to improve the product efficiencies we've seen in the us side of the system as well as the human rights

violations we've seen of the past 2 years. instead, the proposals are a continuation of what he referred to as a product and system that be no talk a reform at the top in south country eventually move, which means the majority of responsibility would still lie with countries that you're exposed to. and there is no viable funded doris and mechanism on the table. so instead of re notations, which is you countries taking in a trash or the slide and see kids. when does a sudden the increase of arrival in the you? the proposal is now that you countries can cindy, by the way, out this responsibility by paying 20000 bureaus and instead of these much needed reforms, what we have on the table is the suggestion. the wide spread detention centers accurate support is possibly including the detention of families with children on the phone for people who have experience torture. for example, where refugees would be subjected to a sub standard, assign him procedures that effect to define access to his site. and in europe,

as well as cost attract people taishan. and it's worth noting that we have a blueprint for this failed model, which is kind of be happening on the greek items, whether you has been billions to funds, the prison like senses where people lack access to basic rights such as medical aid and legal aids. i know surrounded by a bach wyatt and surveillance technologies. stephanie, as even like stephanie, you've made very clear that you are not happy with, with what is on the table today. can you suggest for us a best there, a way to manage migrants and refugees arriving in europe? i appreciate it's complicated, but what are the priorities that you would suggest as well? what we need is figure up to find any make migration rules that fed and shared responsibility for welcoming refugees in europe. that was 1st the proper reform at the top in the test country at the entry level, meaning that it's not primarily countries as you're explore. does that provide

exciting? it also means an mandatory on the direction mechanism. prioritizing relocation. so that responsibility is fed and shed among european countries when there is an increase of arrivals in europe. and finally, it means that the user needs to create safe and regular pop waves to your for refugees seeking protection in order to end the human tragedy that we see it, you're not going seaboard is on a daily basis. but push back. stephanie pope from oaks from international. thank you so much for your time today. thank you. okay, here's some of the other news items that were following for you. the leda of bell ross, alexander lew cushion, co has pause and an activist who was arrested in 2021. sophia paco was pulled off of flights that was diverted to bella. rosa, along with her partner, just as a journalist, romani press say that he was pardoned last month. australia is federal,

attorney general has announced the country will introduce legislation to bind the use of swastikas and other nazi symbols not trace. so set, the legislation would particularly target the trade and sale of nazi memorabilia. should symbol why is 2nd largest volcano callaway has began erupt. thing after a 3 month break is one of the wells most active volcanoes. eruption is currently confined to the national park, where the volcano is located and is not deemed a threat to the public. so now it is weld ocean's day. today, a time to recognize how important was an marine life of to human life. for one, they produce around health as the oxygen that we break, the world's oceans cover more than 70 percent of the planet that home to up to 10000000 different marine spaces and provide most of the wells bio to diversity.

and not only do the ocean's help feed us, but they also regulate our climates, they capture more carbon than anything else on the planet, and also absorb around 90 percent of the heat generated by rising emissions. was climate change forms the oceans, sea levels arising and marine dot biodiversity is being lost and that includes many of the wells carl rates that's on a small island of columbia. the blue indigo foundation is trying to turn the tide is developing a unique way of growing small carl fragments under the sea to create new re all corresponding nicole ris, went to the island of sun on dress in the caribbean. new home under construction biologist, maria fit, and then the maya is drilling holes. but one of the most fascinating creatures in

the ocean carls for now they're still small, but they could grow into a new re few in the waters of sun under this island. it is a team effort involving locals, scientists, and dining schools the window. but i need to do this morning for us. it is really important to focus on the coral restoration and help the reeves we live on an island in the middle of the ocean. and our economy almost entirely depends on coral reeves fans and the impact that humans have on the ocean at the moment is too big into negative. we want our impact on our ecosystem to be positive. so we need that field because they're black though they know no way that policies do you understand policies things. carlos vital and helping to protect coast lines from erosion and boosting, find diversity. but they are in serious trouble worldwide in columbia alone, 60 percent of them are damaged or under threats. of particular concern is stony

carl tissue loss disease that started spreading last year. so i'm, i find that i both have to admit that includes like kills them in 2 or 3 months or in a matter of things to compile. so we are very worried because the disease is already here. the day most is policy. and what are we doing against people? we impact antibiotics? it's so much so, so in hydrate and i'll watch what do you need to bite in the us and use the help of governments or foundations to know a by whole way. and then they will yet know off on that ceilings and expensive and difficult underwater treatment is available, paid for by donations. but chad, he says that it is vital that the government now invests in the program as they do with color or restoration, part of colombia, some business plan to restore $200.00 hector's of reese. here in san andreas fisherman. i don't know how to send the biggest also has an interest in that

business plan to, to helps transplant carl's into the we've just offices, the small beach restaurant that he runs, that is part of for me. and that is what going to help us get some fresh, a protect the, the, the hoses, protect, or beach. also. 2 decades ago, he needed only 2 hours to get enough fish and one go. now with the risk degrading it can take up to a day. but the rodriguez has hope now because of the new carls. we put them there for the i like in 3 weeks when we went about there, there was growing, i was like surprised. i couldn't believe it when i heard about it 1st time. i couldn't believe it was unbelievable. it will take time for the small corals to grow into trouble reeves and with the pressure on the ecosystem. not all of them might make it the team on sunday, so aware of that. but every,

as it counts just safety ecosystem and the ocean on the doorstep. finally today, australian rescue will cause have managed to set free a humpback while the found itself trapped in shock. net of the gold coast. it was a delicate operation with the rescue was using special cussing equipment to free the 10 meta long while they also managed to fix the net to prevent other way of guessing got stuck. environmental groups have cool to shock nets to be removed during the migration season. when 40000 whales passed through the area this is a quick reminder about top story for you. ukrainian president. love them is a lensky is visiting areas devastated by flooding off to the destruction of the ha, kafka down that's e,

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