we can be the generation, the ends that so good. malaria must die. so millions can live the business, dw, news life from the in the is what in the military carries out as strikes on central and southern bay route. lebanese officials say several people are audits often early morning attack brought down a residential building in the city center also coming off and added the day of talks at the united nations climate conference. and azerbaijan delegates struggle to agree on a deal with hundreds of billions of dollars to help developing nations adapt to climate change. and an australian traveler dies in a popular tourist town and louse after reportedly drinking contamination. alcohol. it's just the latest fatality in a string of cases of suspected. messing old boy sending

the monica jones good to have you with us. several is rarely strikes, have rocked central and southern bay route. lebanese civil defense officials say at least 11 people were killed in an overnight attack on the city center. the slats and the residential building is wells managed research. it was targeting has the militants. and it's really striking the heart of lebanon's capital. it's 4 am on the weekend and most of the people in this residential area are asleep. shortly after the explosion, 1st responders rush to the side. they find an aid floor house destroyed and neighboring buildings damaged. for the strike happened and then a 2nd stroke,

and we didn't understand what happened. there were just wrecked houses, people running and screaming on this man's loved ones are among many people who are wounded in the strike. they were taken to nearby hospitals. i did read it. this is the little one. let me my my son also got hurt. man, this is my daughter. she's in the american university hospital. this strike is israel's, for on central be root in a week. it's been mostly targeting 7 suburbs of the capital, his bowl, a stronghold in september. israel stepped up. it's offensive against the military group, killing several top officials including its leader pass on this role. a lebanon's health official say more than 3600 people were killed and more than a 1000000, displaced by the fighting dw bay,

with your chief more. how much tre today is monitoring the situation for us? and he's joining us now. mohammed, what more do you know about the situation and central, be rude. and so basically soon after the american especially enjoy almost helps the next big hotel this week is where i launched the new waves off as sites on the southern suburbs off the roof. but also in central day, which i am here in the bus, the neighborhood that doesn't have to be hit that line, right? cycling overnight, at least 11 people have been killed and more than 60 injured according to the use of and defense rescue was as you can see behind me are still working to retrieve buddies and victims from the under the rubble at least one residential building up in a completely destroyed time to to bubble, but separate them. other buildings and the surroundings are heavily damaged. this

has cooled, the displacement of more people overnight this, you know, a strike comes without a previous wondering by his way, then it seems to be another us as a nation for a. uh how's the law senior figuring out we've been hearing that names off the senior officials law senior officials in the meet the all. but there's no confirmation all who has been targeted here and about his face from the onto get out of cause this wasn't the, is he only strike overnight on in the morning they were more hitting all the pots. so they would, mohammed, what can you tell us about those? so yeah, this is, this is a boy if i people are really losing defense off the safety and it's around the area has more products in the southern suburbs of people, but also incent for the roots. people here in this neighborhood and the surrounding

neighborhoods will come up to extremely heavy eval budman to various loads that booms, warehouse all over nights and the hours of the morning then people woke up. do you know, check on themselves, check on the relative hoping that these sites it did not hurt or killed any of the relatives or friends this as opposed to the displacement here in this neighborhood and the surrounding of the house. and the last last model in the early hours of the morning and that, you know, many of them have been already a multi displaced multiple times as they come from the southern suburbs and towns in southern lebanon. busy it's, it's such a terrible time for the news and citizens of deals as well. right. the top of your bedroom and if you rotate mohammad train, say thank you so very much. un klein which talks in a box to us or by john has been extended to do to disagreements over billions of

dollars to help developing nations deal with climate change. wealthy countries had initially offered to provide $250000000000.00 annually per a draft proposal. but delegates from dozens of developing countries said they want at least a double dock. sega experts estimate to that poor countries need to more than a trillion dollars each year. to mitigate the impacts of global warming of the e. u. u. s. and wealthy countries have reportedly raised to the age offer to $300000000000.00 and a bit to break the deadlock. he is the german foreign minister and even a bad bulk speaking just a short while ago on the state of the negotiations. we on the mit stuff, or do you politic a power play by a few fossil fuel states they're playing board is the best of the purest and most vulnerable countries. we have so you opinion will not accept

a deal that's comes at the expense of those who suffer most from the effects of climate crises. so let's get more on the story from d. w correspondent to julia. so danny, who joins us now from bako and junior, we just heard the german foreign minister babbling. they're accusing a few fossil fuel nations blocking progress. do we know who she's talking about? well, we hear also from talking to other people here at the conference. people who are also involved in the negotiations that a, she is likely referring to a saudi arabia and other countries. she is also pointing in part to the presidency of the cop to us or by john and she is being critical of these countries position, specifically, specifically on the issue of mitigation mitigation is the push to try to reduce the consumption of fossil fuels and the production of greenhouse gases,

which are the main contributor to global warming and climate change. and what i know that a babel gets saying is that these countries seem to be pushing 4 of the agreements at cops this year to on mitigation, possibly be a back sliding or basically no progress compared to the agreements reached last year at the do the comp in do by where countries agreed to include wording on transitioning away from fossil fuels, on a tripling renewable energy by 2030. these are all things that she thinks are essential, but she says some countries referring, for example, the saudi arabia are really pushing back against. and in the meantime, the trying to reach a deal of to, to pay poor countries deal with the impact of climate change. developing nations

are actually seeking $1.00 trillion dollars to help them adapt to climate change. and there is no talk. we said earlier that rich nations including the west and the euclid race, the climate finance also does $300000000000.00. do you think that this awful could eventually then lead to a compromise, and that's a deal. what we're hearing from representatives of least developed countries of the island nations which are the worst affected by climate change. and are also some of the poorest countries in the world. they say 300000000000 would still be peanuts that it is a joke really, in terms of how much money the more developed countries are willing to put forward . and this is money that is meant to go to support the poor as countries in the world who have produced the least amount of greenhouse gases and bear the brunt of climate change. to help adapt to the consequences of climate change to help transform their economies to become more sustainable and climate neutral. and they

say that the money that is being put forward by developing nations as far from being able to tackle the big challenges ahead. right to to less ability. they're reporting from comp 29 in baku jr. thank you so much. let's take a look now. it's some of the, all the stories making headlines around the world. civil defense officials in gaza say at least 19 people have been killed in israel and the attacks overnight at least 6 were killed in a strike on attempt to come from near the southern city of con eunice. several casualties were also reported of the house was hates in gas and cities say to one neighborhood. israel has been targeting how much the militants lawmakers, indigo rog, while have approved a constitutional reform that has more power to presidents. daniel ortega, they voted unanimously to extend his term by here, take more control over the media on military. i don't know his wife to become co.

president ortega has ruled the central american country for 17 years. as the international monetary fund has approved the release of over $300000000.00 us dollars to sri lanka as part of a bailout package, the country's new left is government has agreed to continue the required austerity measures and tax reforms. the i'm f one to 3 long cars economy remains vulnerable and australian teenager has become the 6 foreign traveller to die of suspected method of poisoning in loss. the woman found the l in the popular tourist town of yvonne gang and was rushed to a hospital. a neighboring thailand had this, follows a string of fatalities all believe to be connected to booth like alcohol. authorities in laws have released few details so far, but say an investigation is ongoing. when are joined by

andrea stella, he's a professor of chemistry at university college in london. good time you with us. please tell us, 1st of all, how do you actually recognize that you've had a drink that contains methyl? no, does it taste differently? do it feel sick immediately? how do you know what the problem is now? is that it is quite serious. i mean, if you actually smell and all the smell is very similar to the ordinary o ethanol. and so there is, there is no kind of obvious way, you know, sometimes people imagine a poisonous things are somehow different, fundamentally in terms of the taste or look from uh, not a pleasant ones. and that's just not true. so especially of course, if you add a few drinks or even less likely to be able to detect it. and i don't say that chemistry stroke just by having a sniff to distinguish things. but if nothing,

a looks, smells, and even tastes like alcohol, why is it so lisa, as well, they know mark history is, is, is what it is. the interesting thing is that the but the shape of more of the shape of the mouth, all those very similar to that of all that is ordinary alcohol. and therefore, when is ingestion, he will actually fax and, and, and go through a similar metal ball or offers. and so on the one hand, methanol is known to be like ordinary alcohol, a bit of a nervous system depressant, it causes mildly radiation, an issue. the problem is that the bodies detoxify mechanism, which is in the liver, it works on the delivery as long as in the little world, but what they do is they turn it into something which is absolutely legal. so 1st of all, the line which is on but a ticket for my gas or for gas, it is

a really big problem because what it does is it knocks out one of the t as long as in the rooster process, which is used by every single cell on the bar and it resolves. yeah, you're, you're getting caught pretty systemic damage. all right, so you don't want to drink that. just very, very briefly, professor stella, is that an antidote. wow. if possible, if your, you know, if, if medical attention gets to you quickly, if possible to say people provided they are drawn too much to provide. and very quickly typically what is involved is the 1st step is actually giving people more. oh, really a whole essentially to swap the s on to make sure that there isn't enough time for the placements ok version. all okay, i think is i have a friend professor sell out

a fascinating topic. well, we have to leave it there, but thank you so very much for your time. i. i thank you very much. well, that's all from us for now. thanks for watching the thoughts we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d. w. like to come out when your marriage break up gender identity, how does on mental health impact i love lives. how do we approach money within our relationship? so it is one of the few sources and can listen to.