so nova scotia, in the east, as we can see now as well as alberta and british columbia in the west that you've experienced via wild fires this year. it's not even saw me yet. so how unusual these these yeah, thank you so much for having me. and that's a great question. i think one of the things to understand is that while far is that actually always been a part of the ecosystem that they are very natural and have existed for a long period of time. what is becoming more extreme is the interaction that it's having with unities and what the things that we value. so you're saying a wildfire are a typical part of canada, a box, but the effects on communities is becoming most of the it is this the face of these, these really most of the of fires. can they be connected to climate change in any way? yeah, that's a great question. it's really difficult for 10 points with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change, but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for several reasons. one of them is that it's making the wildfire sees and actually longer. as you

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buys already this year. kelsey cope's gap, it's is a fine research here from the university of british columbia. we asked her if the frequency of those places can be linked to climate change. it's really difficult to pinpoint with any one wildfire. it's exact relationship to climate change. but we do know that climate change is making wildfire impacts worse. for several reasons. one of them is that it's making the wildfire sees and actually longer. as you mentioned, it's pretty early in the season if we may. and while this might not be that unique in somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in parts of british columbia and in nova scotia, how wildfires this early of this magnitude, i guess, and this also means that the wildfire season is ending later. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to a longer fire seasons, we're also seeing more extremes fire behavior. and this extreme fire behavior is really challenging because it basically means that it's unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fighting these fires. and we're seeing without more extreme fire behavior. i'm about t

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and while this might not be that unique in somewhere like alberta, it certainly is in parts of british columbia and in nova scotia, how wildfires this early of this magnitude, i guess, and this also means that the wildfire season is ending later. so it goes into september or october. and so in addition to a longer fire seasons, we're also seeing more extremes fire behavior. and the 6th street in fire behavior is really challenging because it basically means that it's unsafe, put firefighters on the front lines fighting these fires. and we're seeing without more extreme fire behavior. i'm about to choose some of the metrics leaders from the us and the you have condemned uganda for introducing one of the world's hospice at the l g. b t. laws. us president joe biden cold the law shameful and his pride and sanctions, including a cuts and visa restrictions. the use foreign representative said you got there was undermining its international relations. the law sets punishments as severe as the death penalty for some homosexual acts. signed by the head of state condo has now passed one of the world's t

now as far as ease and neighboring british columbia warnings that weather conditions could fuel fire as binding that as well. car like reports for these 5 fighters in western canada, this is a daunting and potentially deadly situation. raging wild fires found by strong winds with moving a 100 burning across alberta, the province's top official has declared a state of emergency. this is not a step that we took lightly, but it's one that will allow the quickest and most effective response. visiting one of the worst effected areas, she says the situation is unprecedented and the and it was fall from move. well, it could last a long time. we weeks if, if not months of the fire officer was just telling me that they had similar because of the piece oil. they had a similar fire that took over a year to extinguish. after a week of record heat across the west, in canada, official se persistently dry weather is to blame for the fires, the temperature and the wind combined with the lack of precipitation this year, really created this mix. so that created the extreme virus that we entered a fire

and so that the, you know, an inverted neighboring british columbia, which is also had a problem with, while far as recent years. you know, the, it is actually a core part of the political debate. and in fact, or justifying a bunch of their climate measures on the grounds of, you know, look at the, the impact is having and it's not just people whose homes are affected, but also just the, the smoke from the wildfires is making the air and breathable. you know, bird, it's a tricky situation because the, the core of the economy, there is the oil and gas industry. it's the largest employer. um, canada is one of the largest oil exports in the world. and almost all of that oil comes from alberta, the oil industry, there is incredibly powerful and they, in particular, you know, the companies are, don't want to have this talk to this debate switch to that here. we know what's causing the underlying problem of this, which is burning fossil fuels. and so i think for a lot of politicians they would, they, in alberta, in particular they, they tend to tread very carefully because they're worried a

now, british columbia seemed 55 butting. hm. so records being thrown around, broken all over the place, but for all the wrong reasons, kind of thank you very much indeed. are ok still ahead and i'll just say that no evidence of collusion with josh on the us present council criticizes and that's the investigation. it's a donald trump 2016 presidential campaign tripled by sanctions and forced to use aging equipment. this is sugarcane. harvest in cuba to be is worst ever. and in sports, but tennis player who's about to become well, number one is on the wrong end of a big upset, the the low, the unsettled weather is dominating across southern pumps. if you're thanks to a deepening area of low pressure that brought heavy rain to croatia causing flooding, now we could see the seems like this over the next few days. as the heavy rain is set to continue. last pots of italy eventually working its way further north, across most central areas and sketching off for the east. but on tuesday, it's going to be, it's the, the best, the worst of

we go in british columbia, 55 active 15 is currently burning and i'll, but to is 87 with the state of emergencies. still in place that it looks as though this is really the new normal. there's an account or kind of thank you very much indeed you want us to head on. i'll just get a fire rips through a hostile housing markets and using this capital 10 people, a debt, plus the oxidation brought to you in the philippines and sizes of children who list out during the time that make a really nice against measles, of polio, added sports the tennis players, there's a bunch of become well, number one is the big upsets, the land of the free america has never been a real democracy. the black people never experience democracy may be excludes divisions and stuff. girls in america is electrostatic. aside for and against equal representation, and the democratic process is the country that's learning how to be a democracy, but it's not there yet. one person, one vote on al jazeera, the, this convening is taking place during a critical time for the global economy. we're going to hear from a slate of l

this province is worried about the resumption of fires, and it is also in the vicinity of british columbia, and out of the 73 reported fires, 22 of them have not been contained and evacuation orders have been issued. currently, more than 10,000 residents of alberta have prepared for the past few years, western canada has been continuously affected events related to extreme climate changes are occurring. the warming of the earth 's atmosphere has caused the severity and repetition of these events. the end of the agricultural section . please continue to participate in the meteorology instead of mrs. jafari and keep it in the name of god. i greet you , dear viewers of khabar network. have a good day. currently, parts of the west and north-west of the country are witnessing rain and thunder in the last 24 hours. the highest amount of rain was reported from piranshahr with 29 mm, followed by 26 mm of rain in mahabad. let me tell you about the temperature situation, the hottest part of our country in the last 24 hours parsian was in hormozgan province with a maximum temperature of 43 degrees an

deal with ranging wild, far as the blazes in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia answer scotch. one, thousands of canadian firefighters have already been called a while to northern italy, where at least 9 people have died, and many others are missing. in severe flooding sizes of people have fled to their homes and hundreds of firefighters are helping with rescue efforts. authorities are warning, there may be worse to come as extreme rains continue. while the w correspondence sonya found the car has travel to hard, hateful on you, and told us about the situation on the ground. i am standing here in central bologna and this is an area and commotion area which is very close to historic city center. there are 2 liberals here close by. i'm one of the most of the bags 2 days ago. and until yesterday afternoon, there was a torrent of, of muddy water that needs to be washed down all the way down the street, which has now been partially opened to traffic. and that's what the has destroyed several shops. you can probably see shops sealed up behind me that was sand bags like

its neighboring province is british columbia in the case of forest fires that are out of control, the local authorities suggest that strong winds will increase the intensity of the fires in the coming days . so far, 30,000 residents of western canada have left their homes because of the fires. canada was repeatedly affected by severe weather events and witnessed floods, scorching heat and fires that killed hundreds, and now we will review some short foreign news. palestinian students pitched tents on the ruins of their school after the destruction of their school yesterday by attacking the east of beit they had destroyed this elementary school, this school had about 60 students, and its destruction even faced a negative reaction from the allies of the zionist regime, including the european union, in the name of syria's return to the arab league. on his website, he also wrote that with this decision, it became clear that washington's allies in the region are seeking to establish stronger strategic relations with america's enemies, and it may be a victory for iran and russia, which had

old moose, a week old moose calf that has brought traffic to a standstill on this highway in british columbiaer couldn't or wouldn't follow his mom over the barrier. mom, where are you going? one guy got out of his car to help, but the mom was having none of it. eventually, mom and calf found their way to the off ramp. all right. apparently trying to train a week old calf to jump over a barrier for a moose, take steaka tiger mom in the form of a spunky little western kingbird. yeah, this is cute. the bird was caught on camera in scottsdale, arizona, chasing away a majestic bald eagle that was apparently perched a little bit too close to its nesting area. not afraid. mama's got to protect the babies, right? the audubon society says the western kingbird common in the western us is often seen harassed much larger birds that get way too close to the nest. by the way, guys, do you know what you call a songbird? that doesn't know the words to its song? tell us the answer. a humming bird. oh but above that was a good one. all right. next to another adorable baby animal. this time it is not stopping

iranian elite, i was accepted from the university college london and also from the university of british columbia, canada, but it is very good that a person can pay for the position he was there and all that hamid of this country can pay for this software by removing many dangers costs, human error, increasing managerial ability and increasing iron ore sales have also played a fundamental role in the development of knowledge-based employment. maryam begum, the executive director of the small scale mines revitalization and development project, said that with the implementation of the small scale mines revitalization plan, more than 17,000 jobs have been created in the mining and mineral industries sector, mr. abbas jarjani added that this plan has been implemented as a resistance economy plan since 2018 and has revived and developed around 1,300 mines. it has been produced from 50 million tons of minerals according to the authorities of chaharmahal and bakhtiari , 18 km of this national project will be completed by the end of june and the remaining 6 km will be completed by the end of this summer

here's what i see on thursday, some showers popping up across british columbia still that heat for the pacific northwest. but if i take this several days for us here we are on monday, dr. the blue, the more intense that rain is falling. most of the wildfires in alberta bringing to the north then to the west of edmonton. so this will help dallas many of those fires burning. meantime, the heat transfers to the northern plains and the eastern canadian prairies, and it cools down for the pacific northwest back to the here and now we've got disturbed weather outbreaks of rain through the midwest, toronto suns out, but the temperature only at 15 degrees. so let's go to where most of the action is right now. you have that wind coming off the atlantic, sparking storms, south carolina right across the gulf states, and for the us, south west monsoon season is kicking in early. so we start to see that what weather build for central america, the rain is filling in across cuba more so for the eastern side of the island and through his spaniel. and i got to show you this, this band of rain stretchin

the against the walls size and places like alberta as well as british columbia. so the south of this much kula from those western parts of the us showers across the rockies. and we go to cool wind blowing down the us west coast that's going to knock temperatures down in places like san francisco to below the seasonal average. now that's not the case with eastern parts of the us temperatures in places like new york city and washington dc on the lots of fun and dry conditions to be found here. ahead of what the weather creeping in across the western parts of canada. that's going to tumble temperatures in places like toronto and chicago over the next few days. now for the south east, we've got those thunderstorms continuing to rumble for places like georgia, the carolinas, as well as florida. some of those will edge down across the bahamas in the next few days with the weather to the east of this for eastern parts of the caribbean, his span yoga and some of those islands. and we'll see the rain pick up by wednesday, routing into central parts of cuba with some of th

record setting heat over western canada likely, including parts of british columbia. alberta has already had wildfires popping up, and this could exacerbate that. this feature that's close to us is going to try to pop up showers and thunderstorms over california, but the best chance of that will be over the sierra, maybe drifting down into the central valley. we're likely to stay dry across the area. just a big increase in temperatures inland. concord going from 81 tomorrow to 91 saturday. still close to 90 sunday, and then a slow retreat to closer to normal temperatures. even by the end of next week, we're talking temperatures very close to what's typical for this time of year. say good bye to the below average temperatures for a little while. with warmer readings, we're likely to see an increase in the pollen count, but it's not going to get out of control. backing down a little. medium high category saturday, and then mostly medium with mulberry, oak, and grass pollen the top three offenders. 57 in the city, 59 in see more 80s tomorrow after the fog burns off. we s

>> it's all over british columbia and alberta. just a tiny little piece. the bulk is the cities of the upper midwest. minneapolis, chicago, cleveland, pittsburgh. but this system came straight down from the north meaning it may have carried just a bit of smoke that's now settled closer to the ground level. weather-wise that means near normal high temperatures again tomorrow, and a bit of a continuing cool down for thursday and friday. couple days below average before we bounce back in time for the memorial day weekend. let's look outside from oakland. you can see the hazy effect on the horizon. temperatures in the 60s across the board for most of us. but down to 56 in san francisco and already 59 in santa rosa. the inland temperature, especially, were remarkably cooler today compared to where we were 24 hours ago. let's look at the current air quality map. we're seeing a lot of green and yellow dots indicating good to moderate at worst air quality. but we'll have to watch this in case the air quality deteriorates further indicating the suspicions about the

dozens of flyers are still out evuations have been ordered in parts of neighboring british columbia.t's kentucky derby in data and agonizing week at churchill downs. seven horses died in the days leading up to the derby, including two in races yesterday. it is more bad news for the embattled racing industry. animal rigs advocates are pressing to do away with it altogether. online sports betting is eating into racetrack revenues. california is one step closer to being the first state to pay reparations to the descendants of african-americans who were enslaved. a special task force voted to recommend that the state legislature improve the plan, which would include a formal apology for slavery area. it would also be open to eligible residents. still to come, how language translation technology is causing problems for afghan asylum refugee seekers. and the native hawaiian who blazed a trail in serving and swimming. -- surfing and swimming. >> from our studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour weeknights on pbs. >> as conservative lawmakers push anti-lgbtq legislation, some of it ai

we saw the hottest day in british columbia over the weekend. so far this year. those temperature is picking up as we go into choose date. still a rash of rain touching into the desert southwest on tuesday, but temperatures in places like dallas picking up and temperatures will be on the up across the north of mexico to places like monterey. you can see 34 degrees celsius there on monday, a much clearer picture further south heavy rain. however, it's a comfort, guatemala, as well as enduring and parts of costa rica for the caribbean. it's an improving picture, but lots of sunshine as well as some showers here on tuesday. havana scene 30 degrees celsius with sunshine. ah, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter when you call home, we'll give you the news and current affairs that matter to you. assassination is dissident destabilizing the democratic process. you will, you will lose it. it will be a loss for all that. a documentary explores how autocratic leaders undermine democracy to consolidate their power through

so they asked the question to the supreme court of british columbia, you know is the statute against polygeny legal and so there was a, you know several months long trial that i was the lead witness for the for the attorney general trying to explain why what the social benefits are of monogamy and the basic case that i make which is the same one. i talk about in chapter 9 of weird, is that if so in most societies 85% of human societies had poliginous marriage, they allowed elite in high status man to take additional wives in some form. but what this does is it creates a large pool of low status males that have no hope of getting into the mating or marriage market and those guys cause problems right? and so one of the things that monogamous marriage does insist, this is one of these implicit wisdom stories, right it i mean people don't like the economic terminology, but it essentially redistributes women so that so that guys can become a fathers and they get a stake in the future and and then they behave like good fathers rather than you know, roving bands of troublemakers who who nee

weather conditions will cause disaster, considering that the flame as the fire moves towards british columbia , some residents of the area have been ordered to avoid it evacuate slowly. a fire also happened in some parts of the northwest. the flames spread to the south and the residents there should be evacuated to safe places . i was talking to the chief of the fire department . most of the regions of this province have arrived. next week, we will check the weather conditions. mom's staff should set fires wherever fires are reported. the fires are very large . the central government is worried that it does not have the necessary resources. the range of fires in canada is very large . it is challenging to accept mi we need experienced and experienced firefighters and the necessary help is still not available. we have reached the end of this section . thank you very much for being with us. in the past, the hottest place in our country was lamard in fars province with a maximum temperature of 46 degrees and the coolest place in misr ab in east azarbaijan province with a minimum temperature of 7

the blazes in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia ends, the scotch, one, thousands of canadian firefighters of already being cold and well to northern italy. now where at least 9 people have died and many others are missing in severe flooding. thousands of people have fled their homes and hundreds of firefighters are helping with rescue efforts. authorities are warning. there may be worse to come. as extreme rains continue, or a dramatic rescue. as a pregnant woman is pulled from her home, the 2 days of differential rainfall has devastated parts of northern italy, causing flash flooding. the truck. both humans and animals are like that said, let me get the average. there's been $200.00 millimeters of rain falls in 36 hours, but in some areas say it hasn't even reached $500.00 millimeters that will coordinate 0 on it. that's half the average annual rainfall for this part of italy. months of drought had proceeded this reducing the capacity of the land to absorb water and worsening. the impact of the floods of the authorities have registered more than 200 li

as the conditions remained difficult in the north and the neighboring british columbia, where authorities one hot and dry conditions, a jew to return in the coming days and confer the fuel the flames. that's prompted more orders to evacuate people from their homes and the fee. if they could be move wild fires to come car leg out a 0, the this is 0. these are the top stories. and these really military has carried out to series of the strikes on the gaza strip. and these 10 people have been killed. truth and leaders in the could gauge the military wing of these limits you had withdrawal. so since being targeting sites belonging to the group, give me a side reports done from garza. these really are me, has called the operation that it's carrying against the gaza strip. now as the protective arrow where it has announced the assassination of 3 is like g had leaders or commanders in an official statement. they outputs brigades, the military wing of is allow me to had the said that said i eclipse moran's. it's martyrs. and great with jesse the leaders do you had a guy named colleen about tiny an

the blazes in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia. and so scott, you and tysons of canadian firefighters have already been called in love to italy where at least 11 people have been killed and many more are missing in flooding in the north of the country. or far as he's our warning, there may be worse to come as heavy rains by here, the region, the formular, one, media romani a ground pre has been cancelled. it's the worst floating in italy, in a 100 years. hoffer yes. rainfall, felling just a few days in the amelia ramana region in the north of the country. thousands of people have been evacuated as rescue work has bottled through the night. to save those traps by the floods, the locals raised to clear the mud laden streets before it drives doing what they come with. what little they have been. we've been cleaning all day. i can't take it anymore. residents in one town pick through the damage we need to fix everything. we need to do everything from the beginning. the books on the documents, all the clothes are all gosh, this the beca

these results are visible not only in politics, but also on the street, and, in my opinion, british columbiason approaches a policeman and asks him for heroin, he is obliged to provide. well, if there is no harm, this mode is not from humanism. this, of course, is only hard to drag heroin, and there the man you have heroism. yes, yes, come, yes, it's funny to us, and some even bandera people are not very good there. but i was very pleased with what the director of the foreign intelligence service said, because let's say this phrase comes from the lips of an ordinary person. well , here he is in osaka should take care of his own internal affairs. well, this is some rhetoric after all. we are used to this rhetoric, but from the lips of a person who holds this specific position. you know how you want to hope that it was not rhetoric, and setting the situation of tasks, because in order to deal with internal problems , these internal problems must be developed by someone. well, a simple example england at one time did not achieve soviet russia is one of the reasons that it did not finish off the

well, mike, sign of goodness from thomson rivers university in british columbia. he says there are ways to reduce the amount of human caused wildfires. the walls tires are common and spring after the snow leaves much canada snow covered in winter before things green up. you have a lot dead organic material from the previous item. so it's easy for fire is to start spread. having said that this year it's been very active. there are 3 things you need for wildfire to occur, and this applies to canada. the u. k. the amazon, wherever vegetation we call it fuel. how much do you have? what type of fuel is it and how drive is it 2nd, in the ignition people in lightning of the common cause is a fire. in canada, it's about $5050.00 human cars dominate, and the spring lightning dominates in the summer. 30 need hot, dry, windy weather. as i mentioned, half the fires in canada or human cause. those are preventables and actually the number has been going down. and there you burn associated with steam costs versus decreasing due to education, things like fire bands where you cann

we were the fruit basket for all of british columbia until they irrigated the okanagan. (sophie fouron) it has to be the most beautiful view of salt spring island. (marcel mercier) oh yes, salt spring island but also the gulf islands. this valley that we're looking at, burgoyne valley, is probably one of the largest valleys of all the gulf islands. and the orientation here is just perfect for grapes. this is actually one of the original farms so you can see why the pioneers, the original settlers, the original european settlers who came here, they also would look for the best land. - agriculture and farming were always very important here. it was key to survival in the island? - oh yes, it was the main way people lived, the people lived, they farmed the land and that's how they lived. (sophie fouron) marcel, how did farming evolve in the last century on salt spring? (marcel mercier) farming was very big. they had larger farms until about the mid 1950's. and then the larger farms became much more competitive. and their main market in vancouver was a very important market

bulk of that smoke drifting down from primarily alberta but there are some fires burning in british columbia, the westernmost canadian province. is going to stay mostly to the east of the rocky mountains toward the middle of next week, then that weather pattern is going to shift and we have to keep our eyes around here for some of that smoke to be drifting down towards the bay area as the storm system is unusually late in the year, going to send most of its energy toward the pacific northwest but it is going to be close enough to shift the wind and send some of that elevated smoke essentially to the bay area. this must be elevated to the atmosphere, we will see it, it is unlikely he would drift all the way down to ground level and significantly impact our air is ll to aneye on through the next several days. eventually the longer it is in place, the more gets diffuse, be prepared to see some hazy skies overhead by the middle and end of next week. in the short term, very few changes as we head through the weekend. big picture features in the atmosphere aren't going to change much for the next

the blazes in the province in the province of alberta have spread to neighboring british columbia, and saskatchewan. thousands of canadian firefighters have already been called in for back here in europe, at least 13 people have been killed. many more are missing and flooding in northern italy. authorities warning that there may be worse to come. the governor of the amelia romani, a region says that the floods have caused a 1000000000 euros worth of damage. it's left floating in italy, in a 100 years huffy as rainfall selling just a few days. gimme amelia ramana region in the north of the country. thousands of people have been evacuated as rescue work has bottled through the night to save those trunks by the floods. locals raised to clear the mud laden streets before it drives, doing what they come or with what little they have been. we've been cleaning all day. i can take it any more residents in one town pick through the damage we need to fix everything. we need to do everything from the beginning. the, the, the books on the documents, all the clothes are all gone. just because you h

previously inaccessible areas, but conditions remained difficult in the north and the neighboring british columbia . where authorities one hot and dry conditions, a jew to return in the coming days and confer the fuel the flames. that's prompted more orders to evacuate people from their homes and to see if they could be move wildfires to come. car leg, i'll just 0. that's it. for me, robots, and i'll be back in about half an hour. the i had no that won't, has flooded back into the 11th. now that the unsettled conditions have pushed further east, meaning temperatures have recovered across eastern areas of the mediterranean. things are a lot quieter and come here. the rain has engines west and pots overruns without pulling into eastern areas of a rock, but temperature is offset to rise, not just here, but for the south across the gulf states, they'll have coming in at 40 degrees celsius 2 by 41. so it is a story of clear skies and heat over the next few days. now that's not the case across the move of africa. we go to swelling system, putting its way east across libya, that'll knock temperatures dow

high pressure is deflecting rain up and around the canadian province of british columbia, some showers ago for alberta prophets, where we've got more than 100 wild fires. burning temperatures are coming up a bits in vegas at 31 degrees. but for this central high plains, we've got active weather here, severe thunderstorms hailstones as well. the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the, the without just a reminder about top stories now palestinian arms group assignment to you had as 5 hundreds of little kids towards israel. the tax come off to 2 days of is really strikes on the goal is a strict targeting killing at least $21.00 people including children pocket stones government says cold in the on the to help and find in protests against the rest of the former prime minister in wrong con, earlier con was formerly charged with the legally southern states get during his time in office the foreign ministers of tech here and syria have met for the 1st time and more than a decade. the meeting in moscow is positive efforts to normalize relations between anchor and damascus. i have some ri

u, because the temperatures continuing to push up in places like alberta, british columbia, as well as oregon. and washington we have got heat advisories and warnings out through til monday as temperatures continue to climb. that isn't gonna help the situation with wild fires if we look at calgary for next 3 days that i'm going to come down, however, so slight relief, but still well above the seasonal average. the 21 degrees celsius on wednesday. we are expecting some winter weather to break out across the desert, south west, but the west of those storms rushing down towards the deep south. much clear a further east of this on the east coast of the us temperatures in new york city. and washington dc continued to pick up over the next few days. but you can see the heavy rain continuing across parts of texas. we could see some flooding from those storms. no rush down across the eastern areas of mexico, the rain intensifying into guatemala on monday. and some more heavy rain to come for his spun yo la through to choose today. not sure whether update the the a but the, the, the, again, you

thanks to wild fires in alberta and snow mount, that's cool, some flooding in british columbia. now what? and when she weather has also crept into the west coast of the us dropping temperatures in places like seattle, as well as san francisco and los angeles, california. it will start to work its way across the northern chains, leaving behind much dry conditions in the south west, but also a critical while fi. a warning that remains the much west of eastern parts of the us. most of us storms rushing out for texas as we go into choose a and some rain moving into eastern coastal areas such as new york city and washington d. c. temperatures are down here. so this time of year. how much does, however, on the up across central america, we've got a heat wave touching into guatemala, i think old way down to panama, with temperatures continuing to rise for the likes of costa rica into choose day west of weather to be found to the east of this but it does start to dry up and his spun yoda, by the time we get to choose day, some of those thunderstorms. however, still in havana, the, the t

previously inaccessible areas, but conditions remain difficult in the north and the neighboring british columbia. where authorities one hot and dry conditions, a jew to return in the coming days and confer the fuel the flames. that's prompted more orders to evacuate people from their homes and the fear that could be move while fires to come. car leg out a 0. the, so this is how does there are, these are the top stories in some breaking news? first up, the is really minute transit notes. it's carried out a series of strikes on the goal is to strip. it says it's been targeting sites belonging to the group islamic jihad, the leader of the group has reportedly been killed. molden of 400 people have been killed and devastating floods and lance lights and democrats, or republicans, congress emergency crews continued to search for people in the west. it conferences south keeping preference, so it has more now from game with that situation in the south too. who is very desperate indeed, we have been speaking to a was with say that they have no equipment. they have no way to help people. we have been spe