this is a man made disaster. gillian wolf has this report. first fires then flood, hopes are dwindling in this town that missing loved ones will still be alive. those who survive the floods in both skirt on the black sea wait anxiously for news. with a population of fewer than 9000, most people will know someone affected by this tragedy. for alias, the devastation is difficult to comprehend. holloman, my aunt is missing her husband is missing her twin grandchildren. a missing the wife about building manager is missing along with their 2 children. his relative and local business owner to ron describes the moment flood waters rushed in. at the very moment they were paying tribute to his uncle at its funeral films in a better than little cover. much people was shouting and screaming and asking others to run away. we looked and saw the flood waters coming our way from the direction of the post office. we flayed up hill running past the bridge to bring ourselves to safety. the flood described is one of turkey's worst, was the 2nd natural disaster

for these farmers that isn't soon enough. gillian wolf, odyssey ra. the lithuanian president has accused by the rules of state sanction people trafficking to thomas. no say that. told the al jazeera, the undocumented migrants being allowed to cross the shed border so they can enter all the e countries. through lithuania, european union says it's a deliberate move in retaliation for sanctions. the banker reports 500 kilometers of razor wire line, the eastern edges of the e. u. this is lithuanian border with bell ruth. and these new defense is a response to the so called hybrid war ways, by men's against his e neighbor, a conflict where migrants from iraq, syria and other countries are being used as political weapons to lift you a new government says minsk, is deliberately flying in people from abroad to send illegally into the european union in retaliation for you. sanctions against president? look a shank of leadership this year. more than 4000 people have entered lithuania from ballerina a 1000 in july alone. those who promise people and ease at fest

and scientists warn the worst is yet to come. gillian wolf, al jazeera u. s. government scientists have confirmed that july was the world's hottest month ever recorded. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration found the combined land an ocean surface temperature last month was one degrees celsius above the 20th century average. the data show july was asia's hottest month on record for europe. it was the 2nd warmest, and it will stop seeing last week. you are climate science report. one temperatures are likely to rise by more than the key threshold of 1.5 degrees, making heat waves much more likely severe tundra bu sean is ceo of the international form environment. the state ability and technology says action isn't being taken quickly enough. the general thinking in the policy circle is that we have dying. unfortunately, that is not true. we don't have time. if you look at the recent debate in the united nation, united states, it is about reducing the gasoline. if you really want to face our fossil fuel, which is essentially go back to global warm

since katrina may not be enough to withstand this storm gillian wolf al jazeera. meanwhile, hurricane nora has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves its way up mexico, pacific coast. torrential rains and heavy winds of course, flooding fell trees and damaged power and roads. nor made land for as a category one hurricane on saturday. last week, hurricane grace killed 8 people off they had hit their crews. us return now to our top story off gowns who missed evacuation flights, something in cars by the west to try to leave by land borders authorities and neighboring focused on denying media reports of unprecedented numbers entering via spin bolduc and talk and borders. somebody divide has moved to come every day, thousands of up guns and purchased on east cross the border here. it's been boulder since the taliban stake over upon the sun. their numbers have increased significantly. among them are members of the has our ethnic group from central of understand. they told out there that some fans are trying to find the flight of like a son to other countries. while it is a seeking

but authorities here believe many of the flames were deliberately lift, gillian wolf, al jazeera. the italian health ministry is issued warning for 8 cities of the heat wave sweets, the country, temperatures of 40 degrees celsius in rome, and in the sicilian city of the cruz local meteorology, school service registered, 48.8 degrees on wednesday. could be a european record. while rain has brought so much needed relief to fire fighters on the greek island of f via fires of scorched the northern half of the island. most of them have now subsided. the countries prime minister is calling the destruction the greatest ecological catastrophe. greece is seen in decades as a new wave of floods and land slides that sweat through turkeys, northern black sea regionally. 17 people have died. one, hundreds of others have been forced to leave their homes. russell said our reports turkey is still bothering natural disasters. if so was on 54 weeks. now, the note is on the water a to they don't for has taken hold of the blacks, the region. amount of the floats and lance lice killed 6 people in the

the government has appealed for international health to tackle the blazes. gillian wolf has more on story. the as a jury, a continues to battle these raging wildfires and a lot of ration is underway on the ground. and from this guys we're watching the fire to try to prevent it from spreading through that, but it seems to be impossible and now reached al zone. emergency crews and villagers are doing everything they can with what little they have, using buckets of water, hoses and branches. the desperation is clear as people raise to save more homes from burning to the ground and prevent further loss of life. people have died. schools and houses of been down the villages of lift their homes, refuge in communal hold on. the hardest hit area is a mountainous region of ca beale, east of the syrian capital, as many as 18 provinces and total are effected guy. there is a lot of damage, some of lost their homes, not the thing. nature will not recover soon. given that the people here live off their olive groves, this is only the beginning of the disaster. the government has deployed the army, but d

experts say is down to humans and climate change and scientist worn the worst is yet to come. gillian wolf, al jazeera. we're taking you back to the afghan capital soul. these a live pictures coming in from cobble of the situation there. and what are very dramatic moments in the history of this city. we understand taliban fighters are at the outskirts of cobble taliban say they've told they fight is not to enter in anticipation in anticipation of a peaceful transition. and a deal being worked out top us diplomats tell our correspondent in afghanistan negotiations are going well with italy bond. what does that mean for the city, for the afghan government, for the future of the country, peter is back at the top of the hour with more details on that and all the other stories stay with us here are now just 0. the challenging the brazilian dictatorship with the democratically run football team. in this change the course of the nation, the center was a revolutionary football, known to locals, as the doctor football rebels concludes with the celebration of life and legacy of socrates and the cori

and scientists warn the worst is yet to come. gillian wolf, al jazeera zombies opposition to her cane de had she lay, ma has taken a lead in his 6 attempts to become the country's president and come to me. the ad go longer is trailing after voting. finished on friday with final results are expected until sunday at the earliest results from rural areas will take longer to arrive. lou is running for a 2nd time off the narrative beating had shalayna in 2016. the president's opponent has criticized his management of the economy, which was badly hit by the pandemic harm. latasha has more now from the soccer we hearing that it could be a while before the final results released probably a day or 2, but the ought to be. so if i indicate that opposition me that a de la is leading for now, but that could change in africa. normally when adults are being least election results, they usually start with the urban areas could just but just to clear just bit at the handle, they come into play. and the urban is where the opposition usually has a lot of support them in, in a few hours. or a day or so t

a message designed to reach everyone along the gaza strip. gillian wolf all to 0. ah, is, i'll just there, these you top stories, us and allied forces have 7 days to fly foreign and ask our citizens out of kabul if it's 6 to the august 31st deadline. but now us president joe biden is considering whether to keep troops the longer the taliban says they'll be consequences if that deadline is pushed back. john henry has the latest from washington, or hearing the final deadline for the us to leave afghanistan might not be so final, after all, that president biden will decide by the end of tuesday, whether to unilaterally extend that deadline. and he wants to do that in order to give the pentagon time to prepare for whatever happens then. and that could be significant challenge in his said that deadline is a red line and the u. s. cross is it only at its own peril. couples airport remains in a state of chaos that reportedly 14000 people waiting with at least 10000 more side hoping to get in. taliban fighters have reached the outskirts of pantry valley last and only regio

attracting a lot of attention, but it is in the scenic view above water that's drawing the people gillian wolf have more of the italian coast near naples. a roman history lesson awaits these tourists. with more than 70 percent of the world's surface covered by water, this trip can only be fully appreciated by those who venture below to divert you've been up, you know, of the imagine not a, it's difficult, especially for those coming for the 1st time to imagine within a few meters of water, you can find all the things you'd never be able to see anywhere else in the world with divers loved to see very special thing. but what we can see in the park of baya is something unique coded by. this seaside village was a popular getaway for the roman empire's elite, who flocked to the famous bath houses built opulent villas and held extravagant celebrations. but over time, volcanic eruptions brought all that to an end, and about a 1000 years later, one major one left the region submerged beyond the militia. in $1538.00 to a month in a rose, then the master days. obviously an environmental disaster, huge p

in fact, this is aster, gillian wolf reports. in haiti it appears death is never too far away. saturdays, devastating earthquake has pushed the demand for coffins. and if that weren't enough, haitians are now preparing for another potential disaster. tropical storm grace is said to make landfall. bringing with it the risk of flash floods, landslides, and further complicating efforts to find survivors. we are briefing for tropical storm grease that is coming. so we have to have a convention, so we can address the people that are out of fear, the out of the houses and sleep out on the streets. the magnitude 7.2 earthquake has added to the list of crises. haitians had been dealing with from gang violence that has affected every aspect of life for many to last month. assassination of president jovan elma, we and of course, the cooper 19 pandemic. here in columbia and all out effort is underway. as regional nations send desperately needed aid. the scale of damage becomes clear from above. but this is seen on the ground. stretch your beds, a mattresses sprawled among the rubble under

its way towards the united states, bringing winds with it of more than 220 kilometers per hour. gillian wolf has the fierce winds, better cuban coast as the streets of the capitol. havana light empty. hurricane ida hit the caribbean islands south west toppling trees and tearing roofs of homes where the throng winds has been weeping all over. it took a roof there. winds of nearly a 130 kilometers an hour force people to take cover. but many felt relief saying it could have been worse. the category one hurricane is now heading for the united states, but expected to make landfall as a category for. we do have a major storm heading our way. we are activating every single resource at our disposal. so that we are prepared to respond from mississippi to florida state are on high alert with the us national hurricane center warning of catastrophic danger. winds are expected to reach up to 225 kilometers an hour before ida makes landfall along the gulf coast late on sunday. life threatening storm searches are predicted to hit coastal communities. stories are urging people to seek higher ground. this w

the government has been struggling to contain the blazes of appeal for international assistance. gillian wolf reports as a jury continues to battle, these region wildfires and a lot of ration is underway on the ground and from the skies. we are watching the fire to try to prevent it from spreading further, but it seems to be impossible and now reached al zone. emergency crews and villagers are doing everything they can with what little they have to use in buckets of water, hoses and branches. the desperation is clear as people raise to save more homes from burning to the ground and prevent further loss of life. people have died, schools and houses down the villages of lift their homes, take refuge in communal hold. almost yesterday. the hardest hit area is a mountainous region of ca beale, east of the jury and capital as many as 18 provinces and total are affected. and if you go, there is a lot of damage. some of lost their homes, not the thing. nature will not recover soon, given that the people here live off their olive groves, this is only the beginning of the disaster. the government has

the country seeking extra water from its neighbors and his band exports of animal feed. gillian wolf has more scorching heat. his turn. these are fields into a mass grave site for one of catholic st. john's most revered livestock with a little grass left graze on the cost of hay and barley, has skyrocketed. farmers have had to resort to using cardboard as food for their horses. and even that is running out of the vendor. we have 2 or 3 years of drug the grass grow. well, although it was not as bad as this year, but there was only black grass as we call it. animals left standing our weekend by malnutrition, making them vulnerable to disease. this is 1st, we have her hanging on ropes because there's no grass outside, nothing for her to eat. that's why without the rope, she cannot stand on her feet. she falls. father. here in manga style, hoarse maiden, milgar staples, of the catholic diets, surrounded by the caspian sea. the region is becoming more susceptible to drought. with rising global temperatures, causing steel levels to drop. for the last 100 years to see has not reached its ol

the son, gillian wolf takes a look back at his political career. viewed as peacemaker and reform is by his orders. asher of ghani hope to rebuild afghanistan after years of war. as with many in his country, conflict and foreign invasion saw him spending most of the young adult years abroad . national in lebanon. he studied political science then anthropology in new york, where he became an economist at the world bank. he was in the united states during the september 11th attacks and 2001 which turned him to politics back several months later he returned to have gone a stone after the us led invasion and subsequent fall of the telephone, the as finance minister, he led an attempt to economic recovery, carrying out extensive reforms. my country is dominated by drug economy and a mafia. textbook economics does not work in my context, and i have a few recommendations from anybody as to how to put together a legal economy. the poverty of our knowledge must become the 1st bases of moving forward. gone. he gave up his us citizenship in 2009 to run for president in 2014. he was voted into offi

a cinema bus has rolled into town and it's come with a message of hope. gillian wolf has more than one by one. these children climb the stairs, garza's new cinema bus, eager to see what film awaits them inside. did kevin phillip, head off all was really nice with lots of adventures, and it's the 1st time of rush to moving a bus. the new initiative is supported by the european union and run by a local charities. it offers a range of films designed to promote peace, tolerance and non violence. both of cinema and cinema bus has an indoor and outdoor screens, interest screenings can accommodate 60 people, as well as the physically impaired. the outdoor screen can be adapted to different sizes and can accommodate up to 500 viewers. in the 1950s cinema flourished and gaza. people would delight in films from the arab asian and western world. but that all came to an abrupt end during the palestinian uprising in 1987 when movie theaters were set on fire. the film industry has never truly recovered since then. today, gaza is home to a little more than 2000000 people, but only those with permits

and scientists warn the worst is yet to come. gillian wolf, al jazeera, a so called make a fire has flared up in northern california. it's been known as the dixie fighter and is destroyed several towns near sacramento since mid july. now though, is threatening more communities and people are being urged to move to play for ground fights about 30 percent contained california on track. those who recorded twist epa science and more than 100 farts forest fires burning across the northeast in siberia. in what russia president called an unprecedented situation. the county region has experienced months of hot, dry weather, and record breaking temperatures. more than 30 homes were destroyed in the village of basketball on saturday. residence had already begun rebuilding their homes and fire fighters and algeria are still battling dozens of 5. at least 71 people have died in the city of t user. some of those who had to leave their homes are returning to find them destroyed. kathy lovers of the young has more thick smoke above these mountains. in north central, syria conceals much of the devastation

its full cost to be the strongest hurricane to hit the region since $1850.00 gillian wolf reports on the 16th out of bursary of hurricane katrina. and even more powerful storm has struck the louisiana coast. hurricane ida pummeling down on the city of new orleans . thousands of people across louisiana state have left in a mass exodus with many fearing history could repeat itself. we decide to take all yeah, because just like we heard, katrina will not be here for the disaster. so we are taking a chance, leaving business owners boarded up shop and vehicles jammed roads as officials warned people to evacuate immediately. the this airport scenes of kale with all flies in and out of new orleans cancelled. others chose to stay put with a goal. wait it out and see what happens. you know, hopefully today you know, we do, we did all right out, you know, pray to god, you know, we say safe thought we already sending a warning to those baffling down. you need to be prepared for here for damaging when power outages heavy rain tornadoes. what i am told is that this storm in no way will be weakeni

for these farmers that isn't soon enough. gillian wolf, al jazeera, cannot afford the weather as kara. hello there. the monsoon rains across india have caused rivers to overflow in the northern states. and we've seen scenes like this streets flooded. they are likely to remain like this as the rain is expected to continue to for, for east raj. a san a does ease but for east madhya pradesh we are expecting some of those heavier falls over the next few days. new delhi is expected to see fun the storms all the way through to choose day before things do dry up. and it's not just here that within the west or whether it's also in the north east, as well as in bangladesh, me and my and the poll we are expecting to see floods in those low lying areas for the west coast. it is still a wet picture, and she lank is expecting to see some shops of fonder storms to kick in and we could see some flooding here. but for the really wet weather we have to head to east asia. we've got to tropical storms, either on their way or nearby in japan. we've got a tropical storm mirror, ne, that skirting to the ea

and scientists warn the worst is yet to come. gillian wolf, al jazeera or less than a week after a panel of global experts called this moment of climate change. a code red warning for humanity has been more evidence of how the planet is changing us. government scientists have confirmed that july was the hottest single month ever recorded nearly one full degrees celsius above the 20th century. average national oceanic and atmospheric administration day to show that last month was asia hosted on record. and the 2nd warmest for europe. and it's like be, this won't be the last record breaking month with the you and the climate panel earlier in the week, predicting that the key threshold of keeping temperature rises below one and a half degrees celsius is set to be passed. chandra bershana is chief executive of the international forum for environment sustainability and technology and says policymakers and not realizing the urgency of taking climate action. the general kinking in the policy cervical is that we have done. unfortunately that is not true . we don't have time. if you look at the r

but authorities here believe many of the flames were deliberately lift. gillian wolf, al jazeera brain has brought some much needed relief to firefighters and recall in the area of scorched the northern half of the island. most of the places that have now subsided the countries prime minister called the destruction the greatest ecological catastrophe. greece had seen in decades 3 echoes. mr. tuck is blamed a climate crisis and says he's ready to make those changes. the u. s. was once leading the curve 19 vaccine race at one point and not creating the 2000000 people a day. but rates are plummeted since then, despite americans being offered incentives, including free bid donuts and even lottery tickets. when here's what numbers tell us a week ago, the u. s. reported that 70 percent of adults have had at least one day. so the vaccine missing president jo biden's target by a month more than half of american adults have had both doses. but this isn't evenly spread out across the country. in 5 southern states, arkansas or louisiana, wyoming, mississippi, and alabama. few of them 40 percent o

but authorities here believe many of the flames were deliberately lift, gillian wolf, al jazeera. joining us from the province of tis, it was who is my her ms. i he, he's a journalist who's been covering these, forrest 5, thanks for joining us. mahar we've seen in julian's report, those devastating sayings, but there really is a sense of community in fighting these 5 isn't there. yeah, absolutely. today i went through the center of teacher with where there is a sort of makes the distribution center set up where donations of drew mandatory. and it seemed in from all corners of the country, anything from bottles of water to baby diapers, to note to juice. and these were being loaded into trucks and this is different villages in the province of teaser was the hardest buddy wildfires. and what more can you tell us about how the public is reacting to the government or the lack of help from governmental authorities get there? there's a lot of desperation, a lot of anger and a lot of sadness. i'm not sure if you can see behind me, but there is a massive wildfires just down in this, in this littl