the, the, this is the, the use line from the, the in rush echols, an incident on the bridge linking russia with crimea, and active terrorism and verified footage from the russian source chose damage to the bridge of the reports of plus. and so the nice and to date, song of the structure posts are coming up approval, white squared,

the west asia and europe. authorities want people to stay out of the sun as the world itself because of climate change. and then epic find them at wimbledon springs. carlos as good as feeds. no back talk of age. it is the serbians when he gets paid. the i been presuming, woke up russian officials say a ukrainian attack has killed 2 civilians on a bridge connecting crimea and russia. moscow's antiterrorist committee said the strike on the catch bridge was carried down using water born drunkards. video shed by local media appears to show a section of roadway split, 10 sacking to one side. that was earlier reports of explosions heard in the area. the bridge is an important supply line for russian forces. it's 19 kilometers long

and provides the main link for road and rail traffic between russia and the crime in peninsula. it was damaged in a powerful blast last year. i us and to motivate, joined by our russia. analysts, konstantin, i got football quit. can you tell us about russia's reaction? well, the reaction is still in its 1st stages, but it's interesting that the uh, occupational photo because of the chrome may i have 1st labeled it an emergency without mentioning any kind of uh, explosion, the kind of ministry attack until the most cool sense i gave them the permission to do it. we do know that the 2 people were killed there at the men, the family men live there do talk a 14 year old was injured. uh and uh, i think that's what we see now on russian telegram channels. us basically

size of quite significant damage, although it's still if you have clear whether the whole section of the breach has collapsed. i mean, it has to be verified, but by now the rational services have admitted that it was a brand new an attack. and that it was probably carried out by uh, by drone. so that's what we know what to, but in terms of all of, you know, the, the reaction by, you know, state media, i'm bracket i can predict this, frankly speaking that's going to be a lot of the biology of granting, quote unquote terrorism. and of course, is good that good to be reports about these people that were killed and basically lots of good a lot of, if you wish it lots going to be a lot of emotions going to be squeezed out of the fact that this just, you know, regular people from a solid and brush or that's what killed like a constantine. we just we were just looking at a map of the bridge and what it connects exactly. how significant is it for put it is better significance 1st of all,

symbolically because it was seen as this final. if you wish to find a crown on the russian occupation of grammy uh the, the confirmation that gramma is good to go for a rush. this number box, number 2, you choose an important supply line in the number 3, it is probably a bit less important now that russia has basically created 11 bridge between the peninsula and the occupied territories of the don't boss and then further to russia . but it is definitely significant because it is the shortest way because it just be on used to be the safest way. doesn't go through the areas that were kept show, let's say, by the ukrainians or i'll continue to be shelves on the mainland. so it isn't a pleasant thing for poaching in the question is how quickly it need take must go to repair universe analysts konstantin. good, thank you very much for your analysis. thank you. the black sea grain

deal is in limbo with the deadlines, which stands just now is a way put and still hasn't confirmed. if you'll renew the agreement, it's frightening to walk away from it unless the waste lift some sanctions against most of it. the last ship carrying ukrainian grain on to the deal deposited sunday from the port of odessa, ukraine is one of the world's largest grain exporters, last summer, turkey and the un broke it a deal to continue shipments through kartel, alleviating a global for crisis. searching 3000000 tons of grain and other foods have been exported by ukraine since last july. that's despite a brutal role that's massively impacted foaming. a great deal has at least got things moving. but whenever it needs to be renewed, russia threatens to pull out an expert's loan that would have profound effects. if

the deal is not renewed, we would see significant impact on global food prices and on global food security for millions of people around the world. before the war broke out, ukraine supplied enough brain to feed around 400000000 people across the globe. many of them in developing countries. but while she's invasion meant exports oh but stopped the agreement to get to ukrainian foods moving again was pro cuz by taki m d u. when last july it guaranteed safe shipping boots by the black sea for hundreds of ships from ukraine off to the best. so they've been inspected and assemble, they travelled onwards, playing a crucial role in easing a global stage crisis. they make a big russian president, vladimir putin has used it to try to squeeze out concessions from the west as they

include demanding an end to brokerages on some russian exports. if the grain deal was to collapse, that would be a high price to pay in a world where hunger was yet again, on the rise, that's the situation the most want to avoid. at all costs. i us out, keith corresponded months. he is building a to tell us more about the great deal. it seems that folks are still going on. we do not know what has changed through this attack. that is, of course, only also a blow to a to rest is prestige. um, russia has said before in the pit, but basically they have said this every time that the grand deal was to be renewed, that they expect the wisdom countries to lift some of the sanctions on shipments. that means on, on, on, on, on, uh, carriers and insurances for ships and also on the banking system,

russia has been excluded. most mission banks have been excluded from the international payment system. swift and they want these sanctions lifted saying that their own grain and fertilize the exports were obstructed by these sanctions. green and fertilizer from russia is not sanction that's part of the grain deal. but they saying that effectively they can still cannot export them. so this is the main, dumont, it's not very likely that the west some countries will lift the sanctions on the banking system, for example, because they're kind of at the core of the can nom, extensions against the rest. so we have seen before the dresser has drag it's it's um yeah, the the, the uh n u d a v extension yeah. has directed seen has dragged the uh, the extension of this grain deal, but um, uh,

has agreed in the very last moment. i'm not sure that this will happen today again, how helpful would you say just to put this into context for our view is, has the deal being so thoughtful ukraine and the rest of the world you kind of being able to almost exports the same amounts of grain as before, the war throughout this past year when the deal was working and that's significant . ukraine is one of the biggest exposures of grain and the agriculture of products and these expos of idol for many countries, especially in the middle east and africa. and what we've seen in the beginning of the war when the ports were blocked and there was no deal yet. was that grain prices have been going up? and this has led to dramatic consequences in some of the countries. uh that's this is why the international community has been pushing for this grain deal. and this might be also one of the reasons why russia has agreed to it because some of the countries that we're talking about are allies of russia,

especially in the middle east dw, corresponding material spelling. and thank you very much for the analysis that the scorching temperatures have but 3 of the world's continents, asia, europe, and north america in the us, excessive heat boarding. so in place for around a 3rd of the population, china has taken steps to limit outside work during the sweltering conditions. and this week could bring the hardest temperatures ever recorded in europe. a master population controlled by fire and being scanning the items from the bus warrantable unless were deployed for all of us on the ground. hundreds of 5 by destroying the fact, the 2 dogs, the flames, the fire in thick smoke, forest, mast evacuations. cousins of glowing me through the week in june. pilgrims believed to spencer and keep for the claim. for francis. but you don't see that i'm

not, i know not pieces. we were able to bear the heat only to see the pipe and take part in the engine less. but otherwise it was unbearable. and we wouldn't have been able to wait long in this heat. this sweet spots is lee. i'd expected to see vicar tricky temperatures. as high as 48 degrees celsius, it's prompted to part of the issue that i know for 1650 my set them your basis for the next phase of their heat with and then the cycling dep good and in the us, a high pressure system known as a heat don't, has the contemporary just too dangerous levance in california that wiley come on me does happen pushing fairly fast, 50 degrees celsius and here in the state of arizona. temperature has exceeded 40 degrees celsius for 17 consecutive days. he feels like when he appreciate the oven and you open it up to 6. the food in that he coming from the oven is,

was the same as walking outside of your house. the space where you're walking in front of an issue to is speaking under the scorching sun in eastern investor in japan, the mercury is 30 to 40 degrees. the government has issued heat stroke alerts to tens of millions of people. climate scientists see the burning of school oil and natural gas is making a void hotter. and the immediate reduction of emissions is the only viable solution . meteorologist francois go on, told me more about how climate change is exacerbating the venue phenomena and causing these extreme temperatures. or i'm, i think, simon, she has a big role in this is even because of just the heat doors all the best time because i'm high pressure system out. come on phenomenon during the summer and use

originally. but yeah, just these trenton and the enhanced by the time it changed. so what used to happen before the well of the temperature, so the household are experiencing no so clearly excitement changes easily makes a big difference in the strength of these so heat waves. so the, the recall temperature activity is scientists say that he lives in europe are increasing in frequency and intensity at a faster rate and almost anywhere else on the planet. why is that? it's difficult to say it's maybe has something to do is the most very separation of the jet stream and the some specific sponsors of these dead streams. so these are higher for a, for us with b r o we use, uh, they've done to farming particular way over europe and these crude and uh, uh, heat domes and then the waves. but the subject is not totally clear,

i think so the radio or matter of the research though, so we have found there sure of that. and then in the meantime, how much of an immediate reduction in emissions would really help reverse this trend that you're talking about of more than 10 c whites as oh, that's not really my specially do that the resolution of edition, but obviously it has to be messy because what we already have heated is already a processing goes, try and get back from the each web on each. we continue to do so far, maybe the next 20 years. so websites already been done and you know, we don't have a massive infection. this coming 20 year, that's what we have to reduce the massively no we in fact the after of the spent the next years. so it's very important that we are must, you know, to, to prepare a better future for the next 304050 years and talking about preparation. so for today, for this week, what, what immediate and long term impact could these have ways actually have

of use, the phone are now going to be part of the, the, it must be v squared was probably near a wrinkle temperature of the think i'm do very home here, so i think those are the papers with the product then said from spain, the shadow i'm doing the logs and the yeah, the know to trying to to go to bed already again with the the so i'm buried by the heat in some places. so yeah, protect the answer, the phone now and for long term consequences. i'm just the pump is visitation to, you know, and you know, some prominent trains with di or something, something like that because that's not these particular ice wave which has a terrible consequences documentation. the fact that these are friends every year, and the so that's really what makes a difference on where the home's so the radiation, the profile environment. you had a problem with your ologist points while i go home and thank you very much for being on the w news as the us climate on the way john kerry has been holding

discussions with his chinese count upon him. badging, as both countries seek to provide cooperation on catholic climate change, tiny state media, se jim carrey and she jim was meant for 4 hours as they attempted to make progress . the head of the un climate summit in november talks between the 2 nations, the world's biggest pollute, is broke down last year and made friction over taiwan. as china continues to the global can comment, emissions. it's also experiencing rec, or breaking a dentist straight away. trying to like the rest of the world is heating up this summer temperatures in beijing have supposed $41.00 degrees celsius last year, drought hit parts of the country hard including in the south west region of trunk. ching, it was the was drought in 60 is this year it was severe

flooding that to, to areas around chung ching. so honey, causing major damaged infrastructure and to people's homes. according to un figures, china is one of the world's most exposed countries to the impact of climate change . that's things to its population size and the number of environmental disasters. and yet it's the world's biggest comp and image to because of the 3 years ago, president g, jim ping, the problem is china would be comp a neutral for, for 2016 me a distress whose commitment to renewable energy a year later he promised china would still building coal fired power plants that didn't happen. in fact, this year, new ones have been approved as blackouts across the country continue to grow. china

and the us have the world's largest economies. that also the 2 biggest produces of c o 2 x. but stress, the if climate change is to be slow down or even stopped, these 2 viable superpowers must work to get the before it's too late. corresponding probably encroachment has been following the adults between the west and china. yeah, kerry up again. his talks this morning local time, and in his 1st meeting he met cnn deposits. his chinese count upon they met at the bathing hotel here in the capital. and the meeting lasted for roughly 4 hours, which i think is a good sign. they're not too many. um, details about the talks available, but we know that john kerry has um promised that he wants to pressure badging in terms of reducing s c o 2 emissions and his talk talks will last until wednesday.

it's amazing that these 2 are, i think, talking to the 1st time, and now he's here considering the urgency of the issues that talking about how, how important is this for the global fight against climate change? the way it's extremely important. um, i mean the china into us and not only the biggest 2 economies of the vote, they also the 2 biggest pollutants in terms of c o. 2 emissions. so um it is important that they talk again and last year china is suspended. the climate talks with the us of to nancy pelosi, the us politician, visited taiwan. so we definitely have good news that they're talking. and that's the 2nd i mentioned to it's, i'm the u. s. and china, i mean of the tensions are really rising extremely. and john kerry is the foot high ranking us politician who visited aging only in the meta of a few weeks. so it goes to show that the 2 governments, they try to minutes there. um yeah, the differences in

a more constructive way. they try to prevent further escalation and they also try to open up and you will communications channels, which definitely is a good news. and much of china has experienced regular temperatures in reason, weeks, power, the media, they're covering the heat waves. and especially china is role as the biggest common to me during the world's in contributing to arrive at the moment as well. i mean, the coverage is really very selective, especially by state media. they only um, put the emphasis on the china is, you know, adding a lot of renewable energies every year. and of course, this is an amazing development, but they don't mentioned that china is also the biggest pollutant and has a higher reliance on coal and, and indeed is building a lot of new coal power plants. but i mean, just by looking at our everyday life, see, i mean for chinese, it is obvious that the extreme weather in summer having huge effects and now we're experiencing the most, we a heat wave in several decades. this is uh,

threatening the we to production the rise production, the end of the energy security. and of course also has a lot of impact on the um yeah, uh, economic growth. so it is very clear that this big screen, whether it's a threatening of the development of the country, even though um, i would say that the official coverage is not very critical about it. general is fabia in french, but in beijing. in other news from around the world in spain find, find is a bad thing to control the wild fire on the can every island of upon not. it's so ready for thousands of people from their homes and scorched nearly 5000 hector. as of last, the european union and tanisha have signed an agreement to trying to sell and documented migraines arriving in europe from africa. b. e u will give to an agent over a 100000000 euros to help with anti smuggling activities and border control. and

mother stu, tennis and spain's carlos eyes had as is the new wimbledon maiden's champion, the 20 year old beat, serbian superstar novak brokovich in an epic match. after losing a tricky fellow, said, as soon as came back, the crowd watching. and you start take on the legend of the game, some hailing the with the changing of the got well number one versus well number to the 20 year old face of the future versus the 36 year old record break of representing the old god. novak jokers which hadn't lost on base cooled since 2013 and the dominated the opening set, which finish $61.00 bots out could as wasn't going to take defeat, lying down and grew into the game. and the 2nd said, taking its sweet time break, talk of it had one is lost 13 of those, but never really lost this one. and so his twins year old driver was back in the

game. this time you took his new found confidence into the 3rd set, breaking his opponents of early on, and then crucially, once more and the 5th grade, which lots to over 20 minutes. having most of the 1st set, 61 outcomes, one. the 3rd bind that very school, as the experience began to show nerves and areas crept to the tables still haven't quite turned off correct most opening few games and the full set of good. i'll double faulted to lose a 63, setting up a sixpence. final set, the 2 players had mentioned the french open semi final last month with all cut out losing in full sense of to struggling with cramp. but he showed more stamina this time, along with a come this in swagger that the light, the 16 year age gap between these 2 competitors was signed of nerves from the young spaniards to naturally avoid losing said, breaking his rival as restoration took over for junk of age, you took it out on

a net post. as i could as successfully serve to the match, he may well have rung in a changing of the god in men's tennis after full straight titles for jump in which the young man, for the most yeah, claimed his 1st with him through the 2 grand slam wins. to his name, carlos as looks, all sense was sent to thrown at the top of men's tennis. mentis de anthony howard. is he for the w supposed to tell us more about it? usually this is a great occasion, the final, but it can be, it's had boring. sometimes it tends off for like a sports fan, but you get maybe 5 tons of you. when you play your sports card, decide that look, i'm not going to be the right company today. i'm not going to take the dog for a walk. i'm not gonna clean or cook, i'm just gonna look. and so we did and saw you play the cod. and yesterday we got

full value for money was something we got something very, very special. this was the future in color software as a 20 year old, 20 years old. up against not a big chunk of its 36 the brightest, the most successful level time. and very much the present with a connection to the past in tennis. so we will get to get this title examination. when i play to the french open, in a semi final, this with the mets had the same building, old tennis nodes like me ran into the land room to watch and outcries his body. let him down, his mind got too excited. he would say lighter. and the cramps followed and he just didn't get the jump done. he filed that 1st test on his, on his favorite surface. on 2 months later he comes to grosse, which is no back fight fibers surface. this is the ultimate test for this young class. and so, but it's not college you play a lot of, so i go to the play and that's very much the office coming to meet each other after the match. no, they really paid tribute to that. and that was very much the ton of what he had to say off to the match. this was

a test that the young spaniel passed with flying. tell us as uh, you know, as i drink comfortable for me. uh, as i said uh before. uh, of course it is great to when you know about the, even if i uh, well have lost. uh, you know, i would be really proud of most of you know, in the summer around, you know, making a story in this beautiful uh, towing. i mean, you know, playing i find out against, uh, let you know for sports, for me it's, it's incredible and i still don't have trouble with you on the on play. and maybe harcourt been on drugs for now. but it's a different story from this year. obviously, congrats amazing, a way to adapt to the surface. so interesting stuff. say, where does this leave the rival rate both a month, 2001 from a. it was a real mind that was more than a funnel is more than just the match. roger federal on the right in 2119 is old up

against pete sampras. that was the, you know, it's, it's really rare that we get these moments in the final, the quality, the match, the moment. but this was 2 generations passing each other possible at the 2023. call us al cortes later. the quote yesterday, as the new king of the jungle. i'm not saying he's going to be the next rajah. i'm not saying that now next finished. but every single time that you all commit to now correct is get on the court together. you stuff what you're doing and you play one of you splits cods to stop everything, the spots fly, and just watch that go ahead. do enjoy that as of the how it from dw sports. thanks for coming here. thanks man. next um on dw shift examines how artificial intelligence is transforming education. i've been for the

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