asad rehman, final words? asad: the poor are hanging by a thread.ountries have turned their back. it is up to us, ordinary people, to build a movement in the global north. called corporations to account. many people are facing a cost-of-living crisis. many already fear an existing crisis of structural inequality. all of this can be resolved. what we lack is the political will of our government and political leaders. we have to change that. amy: asad rehman, lead spokesperson for the climate justice coalition, and i also want to thank shah meer baloch, who joined us from islamabad, pakistan. coming up, we will speak to a former fbi agent. the justice department releasing a partially redacted version of the affidavit the fbi used to get a search warrant for former president donald trump's mar-a-lago estate. what does it say? stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the justice department has released a redacted version of the affidavit the fbi used to get a search warrant

broke out in connection with the departure from the politics of the shiite and the mother of mukhtada asad speculation on the topic of the chonkovsky forest whose remains are buried in burial places and who benefits because i am sure that the nazis and their accomplices to ascribe to the nkvd the picture of the day will be supplemented by my colleagues. who can claim to be called a civil society and what will be the conditions for registering a political party or public association in the future? almost a third more grain was harvested in the baranovichi region than last year, and in the vitebsk region they crossed the milestone, replenishment and young specialists came to their first jobs in personnel. evil beavers turned out to be stupid, like fugitive terrorists were raised in bobruisk, and then they simply forgot about them and sent them to the stage in peace today in the program. advanced technologies, armed with artificial intelligence specialists, helped belarusian oilmen to increase the production of black gold, including from hard-to-reach sources, and we will tell the development

hello, i'm asad ahmad.oung girl in a lake in windsor. the child got into difficulties at the liquid leisure water park during a friend's party. jamie moreland has the details. it was meant to be an enjoyable summer day out. warm weather and a trip to a water activity park. but this weekend, liquid leisure windsor was the scene of an incident, and the death of a young girl. at about four o'clock on saturday, thames valley police was called to reports of an 11—year—old girl in difficulties in the water. according to eyewitnesses, lifeguards and members of the public had tried to find the missing girl in the lake. emergency services arrived and searched the area. she was found more than an hour later and rushed to wexham park hospital, but couldn't be saved. the site is advertised as europe's largest aqua park, with floating obstacle courses, boat activities and a beach. its website said strict procedures and guidelines are in place to ensure safety is the top priority. the venue is closed this sunday and the

asad has been campaigning for a number of years specifically on pakistan's vulnerability. pakistan has been affected on this occasion. from your point of view, i take it that you think much of this is the consequence of actions from industrialised nations? 3 is consequence of actions from industrialised nations? sis not 'ust from industrialised nations? sis not just from my — industrialised nations? sis not just from myjudgment, - industrialised nations? sis not just from myjudgment, it - industrialised nations? sis not just from myjudgment, it is i industrialised nations? sis not - just from myjudgment, it is proven science, it is by the un climate change experts, it is by the un itself, and it is backed by many international organisations. pakistan is responsible for about 1% of global emissions. it is the sixth most vulnerable country in the world. these climate catastrophes have been happening more frequently, they are more extreme, and pakistan has seen this toxic interplay between the climate, hunger, and an economic system that has led the poor hanging by a thread.

good morning, i'm asad ahmad. area in as many weeks. smoke from one of the latest fires could be seen from the nearby a2 motorway and the m25 on saturday. firefighters say the charred ground is still extremely hot, and warn that toxins and fumes would be around for a few days. there were other grassfires, too, this weekend including on rammey marsh in enfield. a kfc restaurant in leytonstone has been shut down by food inspectors, after they discovered signs of a rat infestation. waltham forest council's safety team issued a hygiene emergency prohibition notice to the branch on high road. the fried chicken shop's operator, triple d ltd, will appear in court next week. events, gatherings and celebrations will be taking place across london today — to mark exactly 75 years of india's independence from british colonial rule. this is how the occasion is being marked in india. while here in london, the guildhall in the city of london will be lit orange, white, and green to mark the strong trade links between the uk and i

good morning, i'm asad ahmad.this time it's over two 16—year—old boys who were searched in police stations in east london. the independent office for police conduct is already looking into the case of a 15—year—old girl who was strip—searched by officers in a school. noone the metropolitan police says it welcomes advice given by the watchdog. research by a university and the london school of hygiene & tropical medicine suggests thatjunk food advertising restrictions on the london transport network may have prevented almost a hundred thousand cases of obesity. the policy — now in its third year — restricts adverts for foods high in calories and salt. the greatest impact is said to be on people from deprived areas in terms of preventing health conditions. it's exactly two weeks since we experienced the hottest day on record, with temperatures hitting a0 degrees celsius, causing fires across london and the home counties. for dozens of families who lost their homes, in places like wennington in east london, some peopl

asad rehman is the executive director of the anti—poverty and social justice organisation war on wante change. you could've it sounds like you could've seen or predicted this coming.— it sounds like you could've seen or predicted this coming. everyone has resented predicted this coming. everyone has presented this. _ predicted this coming. everyone has presented this, these _ predicted this coming. everyone has presented this, these floods - predicted this coming. everyone has presented this, these floods are - predicted this coming. everyone has presented this, these floods are a i presented this, these floods are a hundred times more likely because of the climate crisis. they are happening sooner each year, the more extreme and they last longer. and just turning on our television screens literally every single day and we can see that these climate catastrophes are happening in every corner of the world. what catastrophes are happening in every corner of the world.— corner of the world. what could pakistan or _ corner of the world. what could pakistan or possibly _ corner of the worl

good morning from bbc london, i'm asad ahmad.head to trafalgar square early this afternoon. 7,000 fans will be allowed in the square to enjoy the spectacle. they'll will be allowed in — for free — on a first come, first served basis from 11am. if you want to head into town for that, orjust be a part of the atmosphere, i'll give you the latest tube situation after this. a short walk from trafalgar square is the flagship store of greggs bakery. the reason it's in the news is that westminster council has refused it permission to start opening all night. the store in leicester square wanted to open 2a hours a day, selling food and non—alcoholic drinks, but the council accepted police concerns that it would increase anti—social behaviour in the area. now the tube board. now the weather with rich davis. hello, good morning. it is a fairly cloudy start for many of us today, with the chance of a few showers about. things will probably stay dry as we head through the next few days or so. despite this front moving in, i think we're going t