now, the central mediterranean route ends at lampedusa, an italian island that only has a capacity to accommodate 500 migrants according to the italian red cross but more than 5000 refugees arrived there in just one day. they are exhausted and worn out. many waited for months in north africa to cross the mediterranean to reach europe then came disillusionment. the camps on lampedusa are completely months in north africa to cross the mediterranean to reach overcrowded. the situation in the center is not too good because it's too cloudy to get food. you can fight if you don't fight, you don't have food even to because it's too cloudy to get food. you can fight take shower is a problem. even cloth problem because the population is too much. there are now more migrants than locals on lampedusa. many residents are angry, they fear that their island could become a permanent refugee hot. the european union has been for 20 years today. we are giving this signal. people here have suffered long enough. we are is being used by the maloni government to put pressure on the eu john camp. now, what

very different groups about the central mediterranean road ends up lump into us and italian island that only has a capacity to accommodate 500 microns according to they died in red cross, but more than 5 pals and refugees. and i have that and just one be as they are exhausted and worn out, many waited for months in north africa to cross the mediterranean to reach your at and then came dissolution that the camps on land produced are completely overcrowded. its mission into center is not too good because it's too crowded for to gets fluids. you can fight if you don't fight, you don't have food. even to dip show is a problem. even close problem because the population is too much. there are no more migrant spend locals on land producer. many residents are angry, they fear that their islands could become a permanent refugee hotspots. such as our message is that europe must wake up because the european union has been absent for 20 years. yeah, so today we're giving this signal land producer says enough of which doesn't know that the people here have suffered long enough to solve it. we're a p

now the fact remains are the central and mediterranean volt that is considered the most dangerous migrate trade. hold on yet the number of people taking that route has gone meaningful. we heard a few reasons what, why are people ready to fix that to address? what are the reasons for that? i, i think you've had a number of them the outlined already. i think it's also what i mean breaking down a little bit who is currently taking, taking that route. so in the last few years, a very large number of people, the significant reason for the spice is being an increase in june. izzy owns bangladesh, cheese and, and injections these old countries that are not producing large volumes of, of refugees. so it's one category. and these are overwhelmingly economic migrants in the last year. yeah. and responsible for that, the southern spies that we've seen in the last few months and weeks on producer is ginny and cook div. wow. now that is a different category and much higher category of, of migrants who do go on to, to acquire refugee status. so there are definitely very different groups moving for, for

what are we seeing is a record number of people crossing the central mediterranean. if this trend continues, it will be more people this year, then in the records year 2016 that we are seeing that the attempts to stop rescue boats and g o. rescue boats completely missed the point. these people are not arriving with the boats directly in italy, they don't need to be rescued. we've also seen that the migration agreement that was reached by it to me and the european commission president a few weeks ago has actually made things with us. more people have less tunisia since the agreement and human rights violations inclination. i have actually intensified which means that most up to our and africans has an interest to try to slieve of smugglers to europe. so currently use strategy is not working and it will be very good to finally have a realistic and serious debate on what mike is. but tell me more about german strategy. that's the way you've worked in a, in an advisory role. do you have any recently stopped accepting my funds, arriving and easily under, under that europe

meanwhile, storm daniel sits in the central mediterranean. rain to parts of greece, some torrential flooding, for instance, there. but here it is high pressure that's driving our weather. we've had a bit of low cloud just lingering around some of these east coasts, but that's tending to burn back towards the coast through the rest of the afternoon. so, temperatures between around the mid 20s to possibly the low 30s down towards the southeast, but well above average. a little bit cooler perhaps around the east coast of scotland where you keep the cloud through this evening and overnight, most of us dry and muggy, but you can see a bit more cloud and a few showers just moving into western areas. so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder for southwest england, wales, towards the isle of man by the end of the night. so its warm, it's muggy out there tonight, particularly in the south. temperatures not falling much lower than 20 degrees for a few spots. and we're looking at the mid—teens further north. thursday then against the mist and some fog

so the people that take the boat to cross the central mediterranean, take it for a reason many uh, many of them have to pay a lot of money to actually come to europe. why? because there is no safe and legal passage to europe. so i think there is a huge form of structure to racism when it comes to freedom of movement. and we see here the consequences of such a european global policy. so what's the head hair on the houses here? i'm john, hindered in north carolina where we're taking a look at children working in agriculture county to get suspicious scientific health check. and the problem knows, this isn't looking good. uninstalled germany's football team hope to build abroad to future 10 more later in the hey there, there's 2 areas in europe that are going to get dallas with rain. so let's go over those details right here. right now is always great to have the along. i want to start with a big picture across europe, but we're going to go region by region and where i think the rain will be the worst is eastern in spain. in fact, around valencia, extreme rain fall alerts in play, we could

spontaneous arrivals to italy and crossings of the central mediterranean sea have been increasing since but it's true that over the last 12 months the situation has worsened from this perspective, and also it has changed in terms of the composition of the flow. now we have more people from sub-saharan african countries trying to reach italy, and they are departing from tunisia. paradoxically, tunisian citizens are not the first represented in the flow towards italy anymore. and probably one of the main causes is the internal situatio in tunisia where policies introduced by the government discriminating sub-saharan migrants have been pushing many people out of the country towards italian chores. christian: europe has tried and failed for many years to find a collective response to this. i've sat in on so many summits in brussels where these things have been discussed. but right now it seems to me that there is no appetite in europe to help italy. politically what are the risks of that if italy is left to deal with his alone?-- this alone? luca: actually, it is kind of paradoxical we are

of emphasis smuggling measures very, please change them as a major, depart a flight on the central mediterranean route through which african migrants reach in countries particularly into the molds that it says consider the most so route for refugees entering into europe. nitty $66000.00 illegal crossings were reported by authorities in the 1st 6 months of this year. they were more than a 100000 last year. international relations research based usually says that relations between 2 and is it and you leave much to be desired as a deal will not result the migration classes a series here and do it. there is nothing to do with that. i. i see that the they gave me just make it, it does not work as the usually at easy and you can, it is possible to say, i see that the agreement does not to because the basis is up to just give me my i will stop as you get it, i see that the visual is more complicated than this. the agreements and you see yesterday i did this last 2 days and the number of the immigrants in that immediately it was a huge number and most of them are coming from actually yeah. i think that'

and the yellow, the more intense the rain is strong system though is spinning around this central mediterranean. i put this a date for now on friday, this becomes a story for the tiny island nation of malta northwest libya. we tow it doesn't take much rain there to see some funny. okay, back to the here and now a bit of a breather before the next round of rain comes in for portugal, the coast of portugal, some pretty intense downpours there on friday. be aware of that. meantime, for the northwest stall about the he lives is 30 degrees on the nose in london and haven't seen the temperature of that height and quite some time. also the heat through france and the low countries. and if i take you to central europe right now, it is fairly quiet, say for a bit of cloud cover for eastern, you're off to africa, we go. it's also a story about the heat. so the ne, kyra $42.00 degrees. we've got this batch of intense rain through molly as we dip toward the south and now temperature is running on the high side in vintage. and this breeze is going to pump up temperatures in bulawayo 32, the high for you on

central grease further of course has been flooding storm daniel now spinning around in the central mediterranean. so that could strike northwest libya with some rain temperatures in cairo. 42, that's about 10 po for you should be for this some of your central africa, it looks as it should. we've got some burst of rain around ethiopia and for southern africa, temperatures inventor are above average, your kind of be 30 degrees on thursday. that's for updates here, the enough see united nation is the power to transcend who i want to tell people not only himself to the needs, but i'm african. i'm the legend world that opens up on his remarkable gem from the child refugee to leading south to the basketball world. i felt that it was important that i give back. i felt that it was part of what i had for the generation school on the out the the welcome back to watching out a 0 on this, tanya tay here into our home. that's remind you about top stories. need is a gathering for the final day. the us, the on summit in the indonesian capital chicata us vice president, china is premier and russia's foreign min

strom daniel phillips in the central mediterranean and has brought in heavy rain across greece and potentialfloodingternoon. so, temperatures between around the mid 205 to possibly the low 305 down towards the southeast, but well above average. a little bit cooler perhaps around the east coast of scotland where you keep the cloud through this evening and overnight, most of us dry and muggy, but you can see a bit more cloud and a few showers just moving into western areas. so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder for southwest england, wales, towards the isle of man by the end of the night. so its warm, it's muggy out there tonight, particularly in the south. temperatures not falling much lower than 20 degrees for a few spots. and we're looking at the mid—teens further north. thursday, then, again mist and some fog patches here and there, particularly close to the east coast with that onshore breeze tending to burn away again through the day. another hot, dry day for many areas. but again, the threat of a few coastal showers and thunderstorms around these irish sea coasts. inland, though, again, i

central grease further of course has been flooding storm daniel now spinning around in the central mediterranean. so that could strike northwest libya with some rain temperatures in cairo. 42, it's about 10 po for you should be for this some of your central africa, it looks as it should. we've got some burst of rain around ethiopia and for southern africa, temperatures inventor are above average. you're kind of be 30 degrees on thursday. that's for updates here in depth analysis of the days headlines, a 1000000 euros to health tenancy address migration, is it going to tease the micro crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions. we need more investors and more people that make the decision to embrace humans for to frank assessments. this balance between the toe and zones via shoals is truly important for the volume missing destruction inside stored on al jazeera the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome back to watching out of here on, on this dante here. and, uh huh. that's remind you about top stories. mountains, military has released the post president. i'll even go from house arrest thing. he's now f

they work in the population, it is also a transit country across the central mediterranean route.ear in mind is migrants are typically living in very vulnerable situations in libya anyway. and in derna, we knew the migrant population was living in the part of the city that was most susceptible to flooding, in the low—lying areas. so we're talking about tens of thousands of people now homeless and probably badly in need of clean drinking water, food and basic supplies. and they have been through this incredibly traumatic experience, how is it possible to try and reach some of these people and how are they getting help? so i was part of an interagency mission with colleagues from the unhcr and other un agencies over the weekend. it was very difficult to access the places, to be honest. the road infrastructure has been damaged, the bridge infrastructure across derna has been damaged. having said that, the cities where we are seeing the displaced populations going to now are now actually living in cities more accessible. so our target now has to be two fold. it is to get help to the n

daniel, turning around in the central mediterranean, this is looking bad for north or in libya, particularly ben garza, you know, for the month of september, you average about 4 millimeters of rain. so with that in mind, you could see a couple months worth of rain. but this storm system highest level alerts issued for rain for northeast libya by the way. usual showers and storms through west africa, but we're gonna get dallas with rain around the coast of nigeria. same goes for a camera room and equitorial guinea. we see the winds pick up for the northern cape and the western cape providence in south africa that will drive the fire danger up and we've got an incoming weather maker, so that's going to knock down temperatures and sun spots. we've got a windshield to contend with. we'll see you in a bit of the everything to with an exclusive interview disability. very beautiful, but it's cruel. people can forget through the next day, slip pulling stupid stuff to put the on faith, the media, and the challenges at the top region, health news, so much get all of all the media, all the fading and e

friday, but the people there's a day for a remnants of the storm still turning around the central mediterranean looking to dump about half a month's worth of rain on volta even more for libya's capital. triple a, we could see a months worth of rain in the span of a few hours. certainly that could trigger some flooding. okay, back to friday we go, and rain returns for the coast of portugal. some pretty good pulses around lisbon. and now to the north, why it's promising we talk about the heat here. london, 30 look at parents 35. closing in on a record for the month of september. you don't do it friday, you'll get another ticket the can on saturday, temperature as well above average. and this part of the world central europe con, where the sun is out, that means the temperatures are actually closing in on 30 degrees. and for africa, we've got this batch of flooding rain here for sunny goal and the gambia could see birth about a 100 millimeters of rain. and for a southern africa, it is all about the heat. habit, roney, your temperatures will steadily increase over the next few days. up to 36 by sun

coordinator at sea, watched as an organization to conduct search and rescue operations in the central mediterranean and he says the migraines have victims of what he calls, structural racism. they true still try to allocate to people in the hot spots, but apparently the facility is not capable of, of take that amount of people. many people have not eaten for days despite or a very dangerous journey, etc. it's uh, obviously that the freedom of movement is connected with the privileges. so the people that take the boat to cross to send from the mediterranean, take it for a reason many uh, many of them have to pay a lot of money to actually come to europe. why? because there is no uh, safe and legal passage to europe. so i think there is a huge form of structure to racism when it comes to freedom of movement. and we see here the consequences of such a european global policy. the torque can border crossing between afghanistan and pakistan has reopened after being shot for 9 days. thousands of people and hundreds of trucks loaded with goods had been stranded. that was after fighting between african and

and daniel, it is turning around in the central mediterranean and over the course of the weekend for northern libya. we could see a few months worth of rain in the span of a few hours, so that is likely to trigger some flooding. now, the rains, the intense rains, have started to peter out across greece and turkey a. still a few showers popping up here and there, but nothing like we saw over the last so bit. let's talk about the heat rate and how in the northwest wind and what is the state for 5 of temperature is 30 degrees and above organ paris. at 34 you think that's hot. check out saturdays. forecast colors are on dark. the red, the higher the temperature pairs at $35.00, they're closing in on a record for the month of september, also hot through central europe. this suns out, many spots closing in on 30 degrees. and oh yeah, i wanted to tell you about some rain coming into the coast of ports you go, there are weather alerts in play for lisbon for just how intense this rain could be . also intense rain through center goal and again via today that will push away from west africa and

last, you know, the depth, the highest and central mediterranean since 2017, according to the united nations. these is a problem that is not only a problem of the countries that receive these influx, it's a problem of the b and continents. i mean, particularly will be in union. and there must be mechanisms of somebody that is a and better than shedding. that's a effective use we got. but despite the cold, the collective action solidarity seems to be framing with front tightening for the security and germany. suspending an e resettlement plan many a now on such and above the future car leg inside story. the. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess in room andrea, the petra's scientific director at the center for european policy in berlin by the above a former syrian refugee who took a dangerous journey on a smuggler's boat 10 years ago. that landed in italy and an officer of an upcoming book is also in rome. fernando nelly fellow, chief president of the institute of international affairs, he's also a former permanent representative of italy to the european union. a warm welco

meanwhile, storm daniel sits in the central mediterranean.tial flooding, for instance, there. but here it is high pressure that's driving our weather. we've had a bit of low cloud just lingering around some of these east coasts, but that's tending to burn back towards the coast through the rest of the afternoon. so, temperatures between around the mid 20s to possibly the low 30s down towards the southeast, but well above average. a little bit cooler perhaps around the east coast of scotland where you keep the cloud through this evening and overnight, most of us dry and muggy, but you can see a bit more cloud and a few showers just moving into western areas. so you might hear the odd rumble of thunder for southwest england, wales, towards the isle of man by the end of the night. so it's warm, it's muggy out there tonight, particularly in the south. temperatures not falling much lower than 20 degrees for a few spots. and we're looking at the mid—teens further north. thursday then against the mist and some fog patches here and there, particularl

a central mediterranean route from north africa to southern europe accounted for nearly half of those journeys. 65600 . i'm not fig. get is a 140 percent higher than a year ago. and social organization for migration estimates. 2100 people died, trying to reach your by c and the 1st 6 months of the yeah. phillips, vice and suspects went to see watch, that's an organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean. he says, a lack of information sharing is henry and rescue operations. the main problem is the data that unfortunately we don't get any information about the risk for the mission set. the. so for example, with the board age, you see on types of supply and draw. and so they act ups and finding all this best cases. we don't get these inflammation in depth, but we also are mine. and when the winds strong in the designs, our acronyms cannot lease from that. and the islands our ships of basically by their own and when the weather's too heavy and the winds in the way. so that's why we didn't also need to look push out that because otherwise it's going to be q

rescue operations as well as the smuggling measures this is an major departure point on this central mediterranean route through which african migrants reach e u countries, particularly italy, malta. it's considered the most active route for refugees entering into europe and nearly $66.00. and the legal crossings were reported by authorities in the 1st 6 months of this year. there were more than a $100000.00 at last year in total, a liability to international relations research, or that you're doing a, joining us from the trend is the and capital. thanks for your time today for cheer . what do you think behind to new z is decision to refuse? visa is to the european at delegation. thank it's q that the relation between easier i'm doing is not seeing the good that i. i think that the they gave me just beginning does not work as the usually at the museum and you look in this possibly one of the says, i seen that the news. yeah. and your opinion. i believe you can give that along with the vision. if, if i said, please continue, which would be not to him, the dentist and i, the thing is, you know, the

2013 lampedusa tragedy when 368 people drowned off the island and since then we've seen this central mediterraneanoming the most dangerous migration route in the world. we here trying to speak to migrants. authorities have tried to stop us but we've had a few good conversations and it's quite incredible, meeting people from way out in south asian countries like pakistan and bangladesh, all the way through to west african countries, people arriving here. and while in the eu overall the numbers of migrant arrivals are down from the peak of 2015 it has been something of a bottleneck because of changing roots and this tiny island is set to see record numbers this year. there's only a few thousand people there, how are they coping with this? ~ , ., ., this? well, yeah, given when, on the media reporting _ this? well, yeah, given when, on the media reporting we _ this? well, yeah, given when, on the media reporting we saw— this? well, yeah, given when, on the media reporting we saw before - this? well, yeah, given when, on the media reporting we saw before we i media reporting we saw before we arrived,

they work in the population, it is also a transit country across the central mediterranean route.ally living in very vulnerable situations in libya anyway. and in derna, we knew the migrant population was living in the part of the city that was most susceptible to flooding, in the low—lying areas. 50 was most susceptible to flooding, in the low-lying areas.— the low-lying areas. so we're talkin: the low-lying areas. so we're talking about _ the low-lying areas. so we're talking about tens _ the low-lying areas. so we're talking about tens of- the low-lying areas. so we're l talking about tens of thousands the low-lying areas. so we're - talking about tens of thousands of people now homeless and probably badly in need of clean drinking water, food and basic supplies. and they have been through this incredibly traumatic experience, how is it possible to try and reach some of these people and how are they getting help? 50 t of these people and how are they getting help?— getting help? so i was part of an interagency _ getting help? so i was part of an interagency mission _ getting he

numbers in spontaneous arrivals in italy and irregular crossings of the central mediterranean sea haveeen increasing since 2020. but it's true that over the last 12 months the situation has worsened from this perspective and also it has changed in terms of the composition of the flow. now we have more people from sub—saharan african countries trying to reach in...to reach italy and they are departing from tunisia. paradoxically, tunisian citizens are not the first group represented in the flow towards italy any more, as it has been between 2018 and 20... and last year actually. and probably one of the main causes, the internal situation in tunisia, where policies introduced by the government, the discriminating sub—saharan migrants presence or transiting through to the country have been pushing many, many, many people out of the country and towards the italian shores. europe has tried and failed for many years... excuse me. ..to find a collective response to this. i've sat in on so many summits in brussels when these things have been discussed, but right now it seems to me there is no

central grease further, of course has been flooding storm daniel now spinning around in the central mediterranean. so that could strike northwest libya with some rain temperatures in cairo. 42, that's about 10 po for you should be for this some of your central africa, it looks as it should. we've got some burst of rain around ethiopia and for southern africa, temperatures in vento are above average, you're kind of be 30 degrees on thursday. that's for updates here. what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch looming way in and then pulling back out again in depth analysis of today's headlines, 1000000 euros to help students here address migration. is it going to ease the micro crisis, will make it worse, informed opinions. we need more investors and more people that make the decisions and regiments for frank assessments. this balance between toe and sons leah show is particularly important for the volume missing destruction inside stored on al jazeera, with the backdrop of the war, a new crane india is hosting. this is g 20 s

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the central mediterranean route, which is from north africa to southern europe, accounts if in any hall, if those johnny $65600.00. and the figure is a 140 percent higher than a year ago. the international organization for migration estimates that over 2000 people died trying to reach your by see in the 1st 6 months of this year, it's big now to felix wise, he's the spokesperson for see watch, which is an organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean, he joins this via skype from the and then thank you for your time. first day i wanted to ask you, how does your organization, how to see wash per path for the potential slicing of a migrant boat out and see how does the process work. uh well, unfortunately, since 2018 the rest of the for the new system does, can you also the new one? the manager didn't lift the past. so therefore we need to find the stress cases by also and this is why we are crude. you have to come to the place of the base, the number was maybe going to fly day by day and find to disperse cases. and then of course, tried to call the mattress

daniel, turning around in the central mediterranean. this is looking bad for north or in libya, particularly ben garza, you know, for the month of september, you average about 4 millimeters of rain. so with that in mind, you could see a couple months worth of rain, but this storm system highest level alerts issued for rain for northeast libya by the way. usual showers and storms through west africa. but we're going to get dallas with rain around the coast of nigeria. same goes for camera room and equitorial guinea. we see the winds pick up for the northern cape in the western cape providence in south africa that will drive the fire danger up. and we've got an incoming weather maker, so that's going to knock down temperatures and some spots. we've got a windshield to contend with a c and a bit. and learn, learn. we are becoming inquire with louis university and discover how to frame and solve present future challenges. the 10s of thousands of children were born in to well lived on the they always still regime in iraq and syria. now many

the central mediterranean route from north africa to southern europe accounted for nearly half of those journeys, 65600. and that bigger is a 140 percent higher than a year ago. international organization for migration estimates that 2100 people died, trying to reach europe by sea in the 1st half of this year. a feeling spice is the spokesperson for see, watch, an organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the mediterranean. he says the lack of information sharing is hindering rescue operations made for him is the data. unfortunately, we don't just any information about the risk. what the mission set does. so for example, that the board age c on types of suppliers, federal and so they act ups and finding all this best cases. we don't get this information in depth, but we also find and when the winds strong enough was on our acronyms cannot lease from that tiny islands our ships up basically by their own and when the weather's too heavy and the winds in the way. so that's why we didn't also need to look push as it because otherwise it's going to be quite possible fast ris

coordinator at c, watching organization that conducts search and rescue operations in the central mediterranean he says that my grandson, victims of what he calls structural racism. they tribute still try to allocate to people in the hot spots, but apparently the facility is not capable of, of take that amount of people. many people have not eaten for days despite or a very dangerous journey, etc. it's uh, obviously that the freedom of movement is connected with the privileges. so the people that take the boat to across to central admitted to region take it for a reason many uh, many of them have to pay a lot of money to actually come to europe. why? because there is no safe and legal passage to europe. so i think there is a huge form of structure to racism when it comes to freedom of movement. and we see here to the consequences of such a european global policy or in prison. police have rested a baby jaguar that was set for an equal trade with them, or to say the animal was to be sold for just to have a $4000.00 us dollars. and we're the generic investigations are on the way to find those resp

still turning around the central mediterranean looking to dump about half a month's worth of rain on volta even more for libya's capital triple a. we could see a months worth of rain in the span of a few hours. certainly that could trigger some flooding. okay, back to friday we go, and rain returns for the coast of portugal. some pretty good pulses around lisbon. and now to the north, why it's promising we talk about the heat here. london. 30 look at parents 35. in closing, in on a record for the month of september, you don't do it friday, you'll get another ticket the can on saturday, temperature as well above average. and this part of the world central europe con, where the sun is out. that means the temperatures are actually closing in on 30 degrees. and for africa we've got this batch of flooding rain here for sunny goal and the gambia could see birth about a 100 millimeters of rain. and for a southern africa, it is all about the heat. habit, roney, you're temperatures will steadily increase over the next few days, up to 36 by sunday. that's a snapshot of your weather. to develop

and the yellow, the more intense the rain is. strong system though is spinning around this central mediterranean. i put this a date for now. on friday, this becomes a story for the tiny island nation of malta, northwest libya. we tow it doesn't take much rain there to see some funny. okay, back to the here and now a bit of a breather before the next round of rain comes in for portugal. the coast of portugal, some pretty intense downpours there on friday. be aware of that meantime, for the northwest stall about the he lives is 30 degrees on the nose in london and haven't seen a temperature of that high in quite some time. also the heat through france and the low countries. and if i take you to central europe right now, it is fairly quiet. save for a bit of cloud cover for eastern europe, off to africa, we go. it's also a story about the heat. so the ne, kyra $42.00 degrees. we've got this patch of intense rain through molly as we dip toward the south. now temperatures running on the high side in vintage. and this breeze is going to pump up temperatures in bulawayo 32. the high for you on thursday

find the hey there were still keeping tabs on store and daniel, it is turning around in the central mediterranean and over the course of the weekend for northern libya. we could see a few months worth of rain in the span of a few hours, so that is likely to trigger some flooding. now, the rains, the intense rains, have started to peter out across the greece and turkey a. still a few showers popping up here and there, but nothing like we saw over the last little bit. let's talk about the heat break and how in the northwest monday and what is the state for 5 of temperature is 30 degrees and above organ paris. at 34, you think that's hot? check out saturdays. forecast colors are on dark, the rad the higher the temperature pairs at $35.00. you're closing in on a record for the month of september. also hot through central europe. this suns out many spots closing in on 30 degrees and oh yeah, i wanted to tell you about some rain coming in to the coast of portugal. there are weather alerts in play for lisbon for just how intense this rain could be. also intense rain through center goal and again via tod