in social news seeking a self determined list of goals escaped from treasury and abuse, stops oldest fist on d. w. the, you're watching the news live of from berlin moore, health warnings as high temperatures scorch, southern europe. italy announced as the highest alert levels and many of its biggest cities and sends out volunteers in rome to help those struggling with the sheets. and ukraine describes a seconds night of russian missile stripes on odessa as hellish. the port city has

been under increased attack since most colquitt of greenville meant to prevent a global the hello. i'm clear. richardson, thank you very much for joining us. large parts of southern europe are sweltering in record. high temperatures, about 20 cities in italy have been put under red alert, and people are being warned that the heat could pose a serious risk to their health. from florence and bologna are among the areas most affected residents and torres has been asked to avoid direct sun during the afternoon. forecast suggests sicily put break europe to record for the hardest temperatures. reaching 49 degrees celsius. the island set the record at 48.8 degrees in 2021. let's get across to rome and speak to

a journalist to see my group. to see my room a broke it's record high yesterday. hitting 41.8 degrees celsius. how is italy handling this level of extreme heat as well as clearly having an effect on the medical services here? i mean, you're seeing an increasing number of people trying to get medical care of the emergency number. they saw a 15 percent increase in the number of calls meet the at the hospital a quarter of those coming in seeking medical care coming in to deal with t related issues such as the hydration or simply painting as a result of the extreme heat. because romans hear any talents in general, i used to the hot sweat the but what you're seeing here is back to back the waves. and that extended period of ha, have weather is not helping and well $23.00 out of 27 cities in italy, a current on currently on the rate of lead that just in just affect those most fragile. it also is across the population that this is potentially dangerous.

they're given those health risk. what kinds of measures have authorities put in place in order to protect those who are most vulnerable? well, what the health ministry has done is that they've put together a special mind one can coal in order to find out about the health services available. and they also know about health workers that are going to be visiting the elderly when it's required that people also and can be to just find them groceries because to prevent or discovery stand from going out. those at, during the horses out of the day of the emergency room house because now we have a seat co code where the dedicated medical stuff dealing with people coming in with a cheap related ailments. but it's not just the elderly also have the homeless as well, having to deal with the situation that in naples, for instance, they providing free showers for a lot of the homeless people so that they can just bring the body temperatures down . got seem a is, is seeing extreme record breaking weather like this influence in public debate in

italy on what to do about climate change as well. i think there's some frustration for a lot of people that these things are being discussed right now. while we're in the situation of this extreme, where the passing end instead being discussed when things are normal, that doesn't happen enough. and some have suggested that that needs to be done will often because it's not just these extreme heat waves that we're seeing. we've seen earlier this. yeah, extreme drought that led to very dangerous floods where people lost their lives. it's, well, it's all interconnected, unrelated, and parts of climate change. no study carried out by a climate change think tank here in italy said that the country italians, a majority of them, are fully aware of the climate crisis and climate change. they want action to be done, but there is a distrust of the politicians, the institutions as well as the media as to what actually can be done to deal with it. and they feel as if there is a lack of representation on this issue across the political spectrum. so

frustration with that we got the for the moment. the concern is about dealing with the current situation, the emergency situation of these extreme temperatures seamless. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed. that's what seemed like a dining room. really appreciate it. like stream temperatures aren't only had in europe, north america, asia and north africa are affected to. in some cases, the high temperatures are linked to something called heat stones. tom maxwell is in japan. they move in to status of the country has been issued heat striping that other countries across the world including the us, spain grease and it's lea, a suffering from the heat. the south west of the us is scorching because of a heat the heat during this close by a massive building up and getting trapped by high pressure in the atmosphere. the

high pressure then pushes the at down the on it to the surface, is squashed and gets even hotter. and the cycle continues or scientists are trying to find out how much heat we can handle. and the critical temperature has been observed in some animals. ready strangely haven't really being nailed down to human beings. researches unless degrees of people resting for an hour in the mid 20 degrees compact and humidity at $40.50 degrees centigrade. they looked at that 50 origin metabolic rates. spending an hour between $40.50 degrees centigrade and a human environment was enough for the majority of the studies participants to show a note where the increase in the metabolic rate domestic violence rate increased. and the high temperature is more than the scientist expected. such gains can be

counter intuitive just to the point when the body clearly wants to be defending himself against increases in temperature. it is generating more based on heat research as a working to find out whether the spike is dangerous. in the meantime, we can try to keep cool people underestimate the value of a firm. so a fan will uh, increase the rates of in fact receive heat loss by making the immediately around one's ability a little bit. draw a dressing in to cool to 8 ball safe. people go to balls getting a cold shower, not too cold into shooting for say, lucky enough to have access somehow to swimming pools since advice. the seasoning montenegro is already taken while a second's night of what ukraine calls

a hellish ariel of sold by russia on the city of odessa home to ukraine's primary green shipment port in the black sea. according to the cities military administration, this recent attack was quote, powerful and very massive. ukraine's at the ports of green and oil terminal have been damaged. moscow described a previous attack on odessa the day before as a mass for venge strike in response to keep the tack on the bridge connecting russia with crimea. error rates were also heard in other parts of ukraine, with a drone attack reported on the capitol, keith and so now by our corresponding knit connelly, reporting from keith make a hellish night in odessa, that critical port city on the black sea. how extensive is this damage? well, the authorities say this is the biggest rocket attack since the beginning of the war, and that's quite a distinction. it was using lots of different types of cruise missiles. and so as you create those iranian made drones and you don't see proof too much for the anti

drug antiques, me. so systems available that we've heard about 6 victim people who have a have various degrees of physical injuries. so fun. ok, which is reported, but sometimes the infrastructure in terms of getting ukraine's crucially vital grand crops out the world. significant damage. we've had to all of the $60000.00 tons of grain destroyed in the plays of to as of damage that would take up to a year to repair as a real sense. but also the end of the grain deal to few days ago. russia really making sure that your brain is in no position to send it through to the world. yeah, russia meanwhile, has also reported a fire at a military base on the occupied permian finance level. can you tell us about that? so this is in the eastern section of the crimea, and basically just beyond the 250 kilometer range of most of ukraine's long

distance weapons in terms of accessing sending those kind of green cells to expression targets of speculation. here in kiff today, that may be ukraine does have west and made weapons with a larger range than previous expected. those people being in that case and by the russian space. all sorts of that from anybody analysis. so sense that this is a huge fire that has basically engulfed lots of ministry supplies, lots of musicians that all that being kept ready for rushes, a so on the ground in the south of your brain. this is all part of a bigger attempt by ukraine to basically deprive russian forces in the south of the country. and what is the internet of those crews? she needed munitions, as the crane tries to push forward as being difficult and reason weeks. but now you can see many going towards that. so see if trying to attack the bridges as we saw him cry on the crow coach, cry me a bridge. attacking your son's dep. it was. and basically trying to force the russians to do what they did last year, which was to withdrawal once they face the prospect of being surrounded without any armies to protect themselves. next, thank you so much as always for your reporting. that's the type,

of course when it been calling in case let's take a look now at some other news from a around the world's ukraine's central european neighbors are calling for a ban on ukrainian grant in ports to be extended to the end of the year. and may be you allowed, bold, guerria, hungry, poland, romania and slovakia to block domestic sales of ukrainian grain to protect their local farmers. the band is set to end in mid september. the south africa says that russian president vladimir persian will not attend next month. the summit for the breaking countries to be held in japan as far as putting face as an arrest warrant by the international criminal court. and as a member of the icbc south africa would be obligated to arrest him if he showed up at the meeting in kenya of protesters have class with police in the capitol, nairobi the police fire tear gas to qual, protests over a finance bill that increase taxes and prices of fuel,

at least 15 people have been killed since protests against several days ago. for the winter of thailand's election can no longer become prime minister after parliament voted to deny him a 2nd chance to be confirmed for the posts. he don't venture ronada nomination was defeated last week after it failed when the backing of conservative senators, he has faced fierce resistance from a wireless military at odds with his party's anti establishment goals for a football greatly and a messy has finally hit the training pitch with his new club entered miami, a contract signed by the 36 year old, keep them in florida through 2025 mess. these debut is planned for friday when miami host mexico's crews as well in their leads. come opener. having the world cup winner on board showed again the sport a big boost in the us, a trails and popularity behind the other major men's professional weeks in north america. and, and australia, sailor, last etc,

has been rescued. after 3 months. tim shaddick and his dog bella had survived on rainwater and raw fish. the lucky pair were picked up by a tune, a fishing boat nearby, 2000 kilometers from land with a shot of setting foot on dry land for the 1st time since the ordeal began. tim shadow and his dog bella are now safe in mexico and i just say i'm alive and and i didn't really didn't think i'd like it. so thank you. thank you so much. she had exposed was damaged by a storm, only weeks into his journey from mexico to french, polynesia. it's knocked out the boat's electronics and soon the pair found themselves stranded in the pacific ocean and photographed as the rescue appeared at shadow, appear skinny and exhausted. but always accompanied by his canine companion bela of

the pair survive by drinking rain water and eating vol fish and to avoid sun. but they hit on the boat's canopy. i did enjoy being a cheap and you know i, i enjoy being out there. but when things get tough out the you know, you have to survive it and that was. and then when you get saves, you you feel like you want to live upon arrival in mexico, a journalist asked him whether he would soon be out at sea again. his answer was clear, probably not very sensible. indeed. before we go, let's get a reminder of our top story at this hour. more than 20 major is how in cities have been put under red alert. i made a record high temperatures,

authorities or warning the extreme heat compose a change or to the health of everyone, not just the vulnerable the thing is update. our more news headlines coming up at the top of the hour. in the meantime, staging for t w business with chris cobra. that's coming up next. and quite richardson and for lynn for me in the whole team. thank you so much for watching the people in trucks insured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. these trades.