abbas mentioning ali had a scorching _ since 2014.i had a scorching of - since 2014. abbas mentioning ali had a scorching of westerni ali had a scorching of western canada at the us at the end of june said that was virtually impossible. without climate change. what if you're reading on how climate change is affecting things where you are? it is actually very similar. what we're seeing, you know. people refer to these changes we are seeing is, like, on steroids and now you can hit these new extremes or these heatwaves are becoming more likely likely so you can see the trend very clearly here in california and probably the most significant impacts we've seenin most significant impacts we've seen in the past few decades of the world fires which have also been covered extensively by the bbc. 85% of these have occurred in the top 20 wildfire just since 2000 so when we see these rising temperatures and more expensive droughts, wildfire seasons are starting earlier and trending well. i’m seasons are starting earlier and trending well.— and t

go ahead, but my mood abbas been ruling by decree effectively for the last 15 years is that the last time they were election there was supposed to be election left the bumps they were cold. busy off again, which is extreme sensitivity to protests because this is really the only outlet for position to the palestinian authority that people have printed. thank you very much, ron i, brenda smith, i live in rama in the heights of thousands of people in bosnia and herzegovina. have passed to honor the victims of the 199578 from africa as part of the memorial to mark the 26 anniversary of the genocide. the remains of 19 newly identified victims were buried. it was the worst mass matter in europe since the 2nd world war . fabian forces killed more than 8000 people, mostly muslim men and boys. $20000.00 civilians were also expelled from the area around stir beneath tide. duramax of each has been covering the barrier for us and his mom has more from the memorial insurance. 26 years later, 19 victims of the 7th, the genocide have found. there it is. the youngest, among them, was just 16 years o

they're demanding president mahmoud abbas to resign. the protest for spark when activists are by not died in custody last month and not was a vocal predictor of the palestinian authority. protesters are calling for justice . search efforts have been put on hold at the site of last week's partial building collapse and florida ration are underway to demolish the rest of the high rise. miami date mer assigned the emergency order to protect rescue, cruise demolition could happy happened rather as early as sunday. so far, the bodies of 24 people have been recovered. ruptured under water, gas pipeline hasn't flings boiling to the surface of the gulf of mexico. mexico state on the oil company says nobody was hurt in the incident and that the leak has been brought under control. it's unclear how much environmental damage was caused. thousands of march across brazil in protest, and what they say is present variables in arrows, miss handling of the cobra. 1900 pandemic. more than half a 1000000 brazilians have died so far from the disease. and th

>> i would say that hamas personally -- abbas personally, he is still angry. not about the abraham accords, but he sees his big nemesis. he doesn't want to take their money. we not asking him to take emi rate money. we are saying there would be a consortium of gulf states that would contribute to this economic --. i do think that what we need to stress in general is the abbas succession in this whole context. this is like they'd hundred pound elephant in the room, so to speak. -- this is like the 800 pound elephant in the room. it wants to maximize its political leverage for the post abbas period. that is the meta-story here. with the people in ramallah saying to me if they want and, we are not tried to block them. we are just saying there is a price to joining this club and that is you have to accept the agreements we have signed with israel. that means that a diplomatic concession. hamas'view is no. we want it all because we feel we want etc. that is the concept to a lot of this instability is the belief that we want to be best positioned with the public and

on saturday, hundreds of palestinian protested in ramallah, calling for abbas to step down. israeli newspaper "ynet" reported last week the palestinian authority is attempting to buy tear gas canisters, stun grenades, and other nonlethal munitions from israel. for more, we go to ramallah, where we are joined by mariam barghouti, palestinian writer. her recent op-ed for "the washington post" is headlined "opinion: who is the palestinian authority protecting? not us." ok, lay out who is the palestinian authority and who are they protecting. >> thank you for having me, amy. the palestinian authority is a regime that was created to the 1994 oslo accord. it was meant to serve as an interim government for civil administration of palestinian affairs. the palestinian authority now is acting like a police state without the state. and what is happening is a complete assault on palestinian rights, palestinian lives, palestinian voices. and the only thing that is being protected are the security forces. the regime complex. nermeen: you right in your piece that "the horse goes up these r

i expect the prime minister and mahmoud abbas. and if i may say another one so on the portion of the west bank and continuing legal settlement. visually and internationally. and then to be a series of international law but with the two state solution. and then with that two state solution. so first of all with more and more friends. >> before i asked the final question that may take a moment to think the organizers of today's event. the club membership director and the club executive director with the documentary filmmakers. and to discuss the new pbs documentary please join us and then to speak of the air force's mission in the ever-changing national security environment. now for the last question. you have spent what is something everyone should know? and then to be one-sided and to relay on anything with that general in support and then try to make yourself by the other party. that you can learn and it doesn't have any value first of all. and for example in speaking to the un staff and this leadership style and those from the h

they're joining forces the road abbas motor site. inside john is picked as they share their story this weekend. who would have known a motorcycle that saves lives and sonoma? i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. well after two years, he gilroy garlic festival is now back. this year's festival is drive through only modified due to the pandemic. the location has also changed from christmas hill park to the parking lot of the gilroy presbyterian church. now all the traditional staples of the garlic festival or here, but attendees must order online in advance. so having it right here with an open, almost open window like that. they can see that the guys will be reacting to them talking so that we were trying to capture some of that. the gilroy garlic festival was cut short two years ago when a gunman shot and killed three people and wounded 12. others. it wasn't canceled last year, of course due to the pandemic, this year's festival will continue through this weekend and next, and i'm happy to say that gilbert is gonna have some really

safety, vaccines or, or refusing them, all right, let me take that point to john kanga song in abas abba. so if the european union has some doubts, has some questions about the standards or the certification of the factory, that's manufacturing the indian variant of astrazeneca. is it fair enough that they should hold off for now on uh, from putting the covey shield vaccine on the approved list? i think we have been extremely surprised by that behavior. the cobit shit vaccine has been approved as part of the collection of vaccines from the callback, which is mckenna, in supported by w. h o v. separate their coalition for epidemic preparedness innovation. this vaccine has been paid for by the european tax p. s. money. we all know that w chose has given emergency authorization for these vaccines, so i remain completely lost as to why such behavior. we've always maintained that we should, the only way that we will defeat this plan, is to use signs to drive a policies at an auction and find north science behind the division. and i really call on the european union to reverse that decision al

there are thing calls for weeks now for palestinian president mahmoud abbas to quit after the death of an activist in p, a custody. those the headlines use continues here on al jazeera inside story. i'll see after that a bye for now. news. news . news. ah, the u. s gives russia an ultimatum. stop ransomware attack hackers extort millions of dollars by targeting businesses and infrastructure. so what's needed to stop the cyber criminal and contain the threat to global security? this is inside story. ah, ah, ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm mohammed, jim. jim ransomware attacks are becoming a global security threat. hackers break into computer systems lock up files and hold them for ransom. as the name suggests, many cyber criminal networks are believe to be in russia with most of their victims in the u. s. a recent attack on an american i t firm crippled, nearly $1500.00 businesses around the world. this prompted us president joe biden to demand action from the kremlin. he told latimer potent to stop the hackers. if not the us may retaliate by attacking ransomware servers. when

great abbas one. and yet for the would either the government because they can very career career and have been explaining born in some way risky. and the 1st was to support empire. and fortunately with this clever management by that make up 90, we are saying that we owe and to see and if you would mind to name on a move to said he is the new luxury. ok. it's very interesting. the government has the support scheme, but the government of maricia is, is also pushing for the production of vaccines on maricia soil. tell us more about this initiative. this has been measured by the mist apartments and i would like to place on record as more shit in a vibrant economy. we are, it's a diversified economy. and to date, actually with the time to make, we've been getting back. this is quite challenging. so i would say this isn't that would be able to, to invite investors to come to invest in this law. and this could be also beneficial all our region. great to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us,

humanitarian excess must be guaranteed to the whole territory. katherine saw is live for us from adis abba. so catherine, 1st of all, all the t p l f pre conditions for talks really does that mean? it's gonna be very hard for any kind of negotiated resolution to take place here. while this statement by the grand forces has, is very strongly wooded, and a lot of the pins are high about cautious me hope that these opens a window to a political dialogue. the whole thing that both sides, the federal government administration of i be prime minister, i'll be on that. and the t p last leadership are going to set aside their hotline positions and seats and, you know, agree to the sci fi so that at least humanitarian aid can get to those from media most. so what's the p p? leadership is demanding apart from the withdrawal of retrans troop and european forces. if you will be and fighters from the neighboring, i'm her region that you know, the t p life is also demanding that the government recognized the t p less leadership as a to lead lead you to make a left said a regional government of the right

the palestinian presidents mahmoud abbas is on a 3 day visit to turkey to meet president or tuan talks or focusing on ways to boost bilateral cooperation and ease the humanitarian situation across the occupied territories. reconciliation efforts between rival palestinian factions and plans to go through a delayed elections role. so high on that agenda. businesses across britain are being effected by an unprecedented shortage of truck drivers. haulage bosses have appealed to the prime minister to personally intervene or face empty supermarket shelves and a supply chain collapse. charlie angela reports the team at toes the seeds has spent the last 5 years. developing a 170 different varieties of leak producing seeds. it will be resistant to disease . they will eventually account the 15 percent of leak for g for delays distribution mean they might now miss their windows for getting into the ground. a shortage of truck drivers is impacting businesses up and down the country. it's going to cause enormous issues for us. our customers obviously need it in time to so and if they miss their sew

i mean, what di abbas my uncle business model? i mean i do the work, they take all the money. what are your solutions and dealing with some of this here? go ahead. go ahead, right? yes. so i think the solution that we've tried to see some a legal solution. we see you be enter a trust approach. and we just saw that the anti trust lawsuit from the d o. j got shut down by a judge in washington saying there wasn't enough evidence of that. facebook is a monopoly and which is bogus. but i think one solution would be, you know, section reforming section 230, i know it's been said a lot, but we need to understand about section 230. it's been interpreted incorrectly by the 9th circuit court, surprise, surprise. and so we need to have it re interpreted by the supreme court. they had a chance to in january, they chose not to. so it is kind of tough because if the supreme court's declining these important cases, then what, whether a solution to we have, we can, you know, as we can as a country and says, and sue the united states government itself under the 5th amendment for due process be

the far south of the way, pushing through south australia and we'll see what a squeeze on the ice abbas here. so simply re strong winds just rattling over towards victoria and pushing through as we go through the next day or so. so if you do catch a shower is going to be on the live site, horizontal rain for some, for a time. as this blustery system brush pushes through, could see some while the wet weather, which was great, dividing rains cooler than of late incipient 19 celsius, wetter than the lights in breast, but with some showers or long spells of rain, which are making their way towards new zealand. gonna turn very wet and windy as we go on through the next couple days. that rain really setting in here the nasty weather as we go on through saturday and i was seeing some nasty weather recently across the northeast of china. some heavy rain here just pushing out towards the yellow sea. there has been some flooding and there's more heavy rain in the full cost over the next couple of days. there's that whether, whether they're for friday still very much in places. we go one through s

abba dobby says it will not accept a plan to curb oil production beyond april 2022.lessed is given a higher baseline. meanwhile, the saudi say they cannot give into the demands. >> we have a deal. we will continue with it. as we bring more production. to complete an honor that agreement, we have to extend. >> we are only asking for a fair payment. we have lost one third capacity. many other countries have been given production, they continue to produce. juliet: chinese president xi jinping and french president emmanuel macron are expected to have a video call this week. macron is set to be keen on easing travel restrictions into china for eu citizens. supporters of the former south african president have gathered in his home, vowing to resist any arrest attempt following his conviction on contempt charges. it is not clear, after a court agreed to review the judgment. protesters in brazil have been calling for the removal of their president after the supreme court authorize an investigation into the purchase of coronavirus vaccine from india. it turned into a scandal

he can only say one word and that is abba, which is the hebrew word for dada. >> jimmy: that's a goodof the time he means me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how soon before that kid's saying the f-word? i mean, it can't be long, right? [ laughter ] >> well, as soon as possible. >> jimmy: are you learning to speak hebrew while you're over there? >> i learned a lot of words, but not enough to carry on a conversation or to string anything but a functionary sentence together. but i'm learning a lot with leo. because he watches these baby tv kind of things, and it's all in hebrew. so i'm learning with him things, you know. you know. cat is catul. horse is sus. the hebrew "sesame street" version of hebrew. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: you come up with the most creative stuff. because i remember these kind of books so well. >> at the right age. >> jimmy: from 25 years ago. i remember the smell of them. i really do. >> they were in the 7-eleven next to the comic book spinner rack, there was the paperback spinner rack. it had horror novels, crime novels, romance novels, and movie novelizations.

they're joining forces the road, abbas motor said. go sits inside john is picked as they share their story this weekend. who would have known a motorcycle that saves lives in sonoma? i'm azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. catholic charities of santa clara county, celebrating a milestone today, the organization says it has distributed more than 16 million meals since the start of the pandemic. officials for the social safety net provider says it pivoted from open food markets and in person eating to drive through distribution sites and home deliveries. the ceo says he is proud of the 16 million meals they have provided since last year, but there's still a lot of work ahead. the need is still here. the disaster is ongoing. it's still a state of emergency, and what we're seeing is that the numbers are going up again that more people are coming in for help each week. catholic charities of santa clara county is food distribution sites in san jose campbell and mount view and says it will expand as needed. her new attend. uber says it will st

they put us on this abbas in the middle of the night, pulled all the shades, when an armed escort taking us to a base in kuwait. they're playing that arabic music i member sitting on the bus going colleague,. >> were mi and. >> this is a whole lot less fun than it was a little while ago. anyway it got daylight at 4:30 in the morning. and by 8:00 a.m. in the morning, it's 120 degrees. it is crazy. >> host: hydration was a mission? >> guest: yes it was and you couldn't touch anything. it was so hot you would get a cheek weld from your weapon. it would burn your face. as to the point you got to laugh about it. this is ridiculous. it is so ridiculous it's funny what are you going to do you are there. >> would you have any exposure to any of the allies? >> is all kind of different countries with nato over there. did not interact with them much just saw them. they might be in the part of the base you might be on. or people will congreve this is a big staging area for everybody to push up into iraq. but for the most part, you were just trying to stay hydrated come get your stuff ready to go. he

the nigerian influencer ramon abbas — also known as hushpuppi — has pleaded guilty to money launderingh lifestyle on instagram to millions of followers. court documents filed in california said hushpuppi's crimes cost victims almost 2a million dollars in total. for twenty five years arthur the aardvark has entertained and educated generation after generation on the importance kindness, empathy and inclusion. it was always a wonderful kind of day when arthur was on television. but after twenty five years of teaching viewers that having fun isn't hard when you've got a library card, arthur is returning his books for one last time, as the longest—running kids animated series in history comes to an end. the news broke onjason szwimer�*s podcast finding d.w, he also played d.w in the series and i'm so glad to say he joins us now. it is bittersweet which to be talking to you for this. how do you feel about the announcement? sean. feel about the announcement? sean, it is an honour— feel about the announcement? sean, it is an honour and _ feel about the announcement? sean, it is an honour and

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