what does that mean for the feature of the great barrier reef? it can't even make recover during those times. it's a strong signal that climate change is accelerating the frequency of the stress offense for the great barrier reef. coral reefs around the world are threatened by climate change is the biggest threat for the future of chorus and, and they're happening more frequently and too often, which is going to have strong impacts on the recovery rates that we see in the system. and i understand that unesco had recommended that the reef should be placed on a lot of list of world heritage sites and that would have given it some degree of protection . the government, i believe, of scott morrison, love it against it. and therefore it didn't happen. do you think that this latest event, lens strength to the argument that the reef should be given greater protection? well, the great barrier reef is currently listed as a world heritage site and the unesco group is currently visiting the great barrier reef to assess the current situation and assess the st

what we are seeing is a really serious event unfolding on the great barrier reef. f an underwater heatwave, and we are hearing reports of severe bleaching over an extended area in the central part of the great barrier reef. angus crossed the water cools down over the next few days and weeks and we don't have an official mass bleaching event, but what we have heard now is really serious, and it is certainly going to extend for a long length of the reef marine park. ~ , ., park. we were 'ust looking at some pictures _ park. we were just looking at some pictures there, - park. we were just looking at some pictures there, and - park. we were just looking at i some pictures there, and what's some pictures there, and what's so striking for anybody that's ever been the great barrier reef is the enormous amount of different colours and the beauty of it, and then you look at the bleaching and it's just this sort of white colour, isn't it? that's what bleaching is, and that's because the water is too warm. just explain. water is too warm. just explain-— water is too warm. jus

what we're seeing is a really serious unfolding on the great barrier reef. vere bleaching over an extended area in the central part of the great barrier reef. now, fingers crossed the water cools down over the next few days and weeks and we don't have an official mass bleaching event, but what we've heard now is really serious and it's certainly going to extend for a long length of the reef marine park. we were just looking at some pictures there, and what's so striking for anybody that's ever been on the great barrier reef is the enormous amount of different colours and the beauty of it, and then you look at the bleaching and it'sjust this sort of white colour, isn't it? that's what bleaching is, and that's because the water is too warm. just explain. so, when you get these underwater heatwave conditions that we have now, the corals become incredibly stressed and that brilliant white colour that you see is them suffering that extraordinary heat stress. it's called biofluorescence, and corals can actually recover from that if those temperatures go down quickl

now. australia's great barrier reef extends for more than 2300 kilometers. but the vibrant colors of the world's most extensive coral reef system are fading. scientists with the country's marine park authority, say climate change is warming, the ocean, and the excess heat is bleaching the underwater ecosystem at an alarming rate. mammals, turtles, whales all depend on this beautiful spectacular ecosystem to survive and lived the way they have for thousands of years. and, and we're seeing stress in this ecosystem at a frequency of spatial scale that has never been seen before. 2021 mark the warmest year on record for the world's oceans. when see temperatures rise, the heat destroys the al gay corals feed on. in time they turn, white corals can was stand bleaching, but it makes it more difficult for them to survive. it's getting grim and it's getting to the point where we can't even simulate the combination of conditions that the revised experiencing in a control laboratory setting. right. ah, friday mark, this year's 1st protested the mobile youth for climate

the great barrier reef is the only living thing that could be seen from space. it stretches more than 2300 kilometers along the coast. off the state of queensland. the complex system of colon islands is home to an abundance of unique marine life, including 1500 species of fish is been a huge increase in the annual crap migration near the cuban city of martin suss every spring. red, yellow and black land crab stopped the migration from the forest to cross rolls and reached the sea to spawn the number of crabs, making the journey and being killed and busy roads is vastly up. and let recent years. scientists think the lack of traffic during the pandemic is made. crap numbers are much bigger this year. ah, this is are the 0. these are the top stories. russian shelling struck me international airport and ukraine. second biggest city. how have these pictures from surveillance cameras show the moment it was bombed khaki, airport and surrounding areas have been under heavy bombardment over night, was from hockey. he is al jazeera, as i said, big old throughout the night

worsening as our planets and oceans warm. catcher, lopez, hurry on. husband, mom, australia's great barrier reef extends for more than 2300 kilometers. but the vibrant colors of the world's most extensive coral reefs system are fading. scientists with the countries marine park authority, se climate change is warming, the ocean, and the excess heat is bleaching the underwater ecosystem at an alarming rate. mammals, turtles, whales all depend on this beautiful spectacular ecosystem to survive and live the way they have for thousands of years. and, and we're seeing stress in this eco system at a frequency at a special scale that has never been seen before. 2021 mark the warmest year on record for the world's oceans. when see temperatures rise, the heat destroys the al gay corals feed on. in time they turn, white corals can was stand bleaching, but it makes it more difficult for them to survive. it's getting grim and it's getting to the point where we can't even simulate the combination of conditions that the reverse experiencing in a control laboratory setting. right? ha, friday mark this years, he

scientists fear the great barrier reef is being damaged by climate change.nd welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the besieged ukrainian city of mariupol has rejected a russian ultimatum to surrender. moscow had given residents until 5am local time to give up. people in the port city have endured weeks of russian bombardment, with no power or running water. around 300,000 people are believed to be trapped there. in the past couple of hours, ukraine has said that eight humanitarian corridors have been agreed for people to leave beseiged towns and cities — but mariupol isn't among them. in the capital, kyiv, rescuers are working through the rubble of a shopping mall that was targeted overnight. at least eight people are known to have been killed. the 10—storey building was hit by a powerful blast that left a crater several metres wide. all of its south side has been destroyed, as well as a fitness centre in its car park. just to warn you, this report from jon donnison contains images you may find distressing. amid the ruins in mariupol, th

australia great barrier reef is suffering its sixth mass bleaching. depriving of a food source., coral can starve and die turning white. the government has been under pressure from environmentalists to to do to reduce carbon emissions and save the great barrier reef. >>> italy suffered a shocking defeat on thursday. the four time world cup winners will miss the second straight world cup after also failing to qualify in 2018. the winner will face portugal. the world cup kicks off in november. >>> thank you for watching. live coverage from lviv, ukraine continues after a short break. ♪ limu emu ♪ and doug. we gotta tell people that liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need, and we gotta do it fast. [limu emu squawks] woo! thirty-four miles per hour! new personal record, limu! [limu emu squawks] he'll be back. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ w're a different kind of dentistry. one who believes idoing anything it takes to make dentistry work r your life. so we offer a complete exam and x-rays free to new patients wi

one black box has already been located. authorities in australia say the great barrier reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the world's largest coral reef system has been under heat stress from warmer, sees. it is the 4th time. a major quarrel die off has happened since 2016 waive one sports item for you. now there's been a major shock and men's football european champions. italy will miss november's world cup after losing their playoff. semi final to north macedonia. an injury time goal from alexander chikavsky sealed the one no. when in palermo and left italy stunned, less than a year after their triumph at the euro's north. macedonia aren't due to the world cup in katara just yet. they still have to play christiano renados portugal in the playoff final let's get a reminder of our top headlines now. ukraine's navy says it has sunk, a large russian landing ship off the occupied port. city of that, against western intelligence reports. a ukrainian forces have also retaken ground near the capital. keith, as the war enters, it's the 2nd month and the european union has accused russia

since 2017 and authorities in australia say the great barrier reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the world's largest coral reef system has been under heat stress from woman sees. it's the 4th time a major carl die off has happened on the reef since 2016. now fridays for future campaigners are holding a series of protests across the world demanding action be taken to stop the climate crisis. one of the demonstrations is taking place here in the german hassle. been and, and we're seeing live pictures from the event right now. the student led movement is calling for an end to the use of fossil fuels. it's also demanding the end of the war in ukraine. which is being partially funded by european payments or russian gas, coal, and oil. now they say both climate change and russia's war can be controlled by rapidly switching to renewable energy. and i'm joined now by arina belie, she's from fridays for future ukraine, and she joins us now from brussels arena. thanks so much for speaking to d. w. you only left ukraine a week ago, a week and a half ago. now you're in brussels, where you'v

facilities are much larger than the last 2 years because of the dip in corona virus. australia's great barrier reef has been hit by widespread bleaching due to unusually warm water temperatures. the marine park authority says it's the worst bleaching damage in 2 years. conservation conservationists are calling for more ambitious action from the australian government on climate change . germany is parliament has voted to relax. most corona virus restrictions, starting this sunday marston testing rules will be dropped apart from on public transport and in facilities for vulnerable groups. the change comes despite over 19 cases, rising steeply again as when a 100 days since anglo michael stepped down as germany's chance, like a new coalition led by social democrat. all shots took office, didn't take long before they were facing, was probably the biggest european crisis since the 2nd world war that's led to a stunning reversal of many of their proposed policies. how it started this madana deutsche this modern germany of ours is strong. we do not have the slightest reason to fear the future things going

much larger than the last 2 years because of a day in the corona virus cases. australia is great. barrier reef spread a hit by widespread bleaching due to unusually warm water temperatures. of the marine park authority says it's the worst bleaching damage for 2 years. conservation is tre, calling for more ambitious action from your stadium government on climate change. nato has begun the massive military exercise in norway and the alliance as the drills are designed to train troops for combat in cold weather. conditions are on 30000 soldiers from 27 countries are involved. jack parker filed this report from cub right near the town of hama in norway, fire, and maneuver. $2500.00 french polish, spanish and portuguese soldiers. taking part in this nato exercise could brilliant jump. the soldiers told us, the invasion of ukraine has posted their determination to defend their country. this exercise we are, we actually, i can see that we are a solid group and it's we are what we are working. i like i one organization. and if we are together, we will, i find a way these drills have been in planning f

the militant group alger babb was claimed. responsibility authorities in australia say the great barrier reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the world's largest curl reef system has been under heat stress from warmer seeds. it's the 4th time a major coral die off has happened on the reef since 2016. now to a major shock in men's football, european champions, italy will miss november's world cup after losing that play off semi final to north macedonia. an injury time goal from alexander tri, coffee sealed the one nail when and palomo and left italy stunned. less than a year after their triumph, the years north macedonia on through to the world cut and can tell i yet though they still have to play christiana nowadays, portugal in tuesday's playoff final and march meadows joins me now from dw sports to tell us more about this extraordinary result, north macedonia, beach italy. did anyone see this coming? mark? no, not really. i mean this was a game, just a one off game in italy, so north macedonia wouldn't really give him much of a chance. i mean, italy, we're imperious at the euro's last

it's the country's 1st long range tests since 2017 authorities in australia say the great barrier reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the world's largest coral reef system has been under heat stress from warmer sees. it's the 4th time a major coral die off has happened on the reef since 2016 and former u. s. president. donald trump has filed a lawsuit against his former democratic rival, hillary clinton, and several other democrats alleging they falsely accused him of colluding with russia ahead of the 2016 election. trump is seeking a jury trial and at least $72000000.00 in damages to sports now and a major shock in men's football european champions. italy will miss november's world cup after losing their play off semi final to north macedonia. an injury time goal from alexander tri, called the field. the one know when in palermo and left italy stunned, less than a year after their triumph at the euro's north. macedonia aren't through to the world cup and guitar just yet. they still have to play christiana christiana, rinaldo in portugal, in tuesday's playoff final and mark mead

by more than many countries in europe, the great barrier reef was added to the world heritage list in 1981. now decades later side to say drastic changes needed for it to through for my catalogue to so beyond now to 0. so the more everything right here, al jazeera dot com, is why i need to go ah, quite look at the main stories now under russia's defense ministry says the 1st phase of what it calls its special operation in ukraine is complete. russia says it will now focus on taking control of this app, which is controlled areas of the dumbass region. it also said that it had lost more than $1300.00 soldiers. meanwhile, russian shelling struck the international airport in ukraine, 2nd biggest city of har. keith pitchers from airport surveillance cameras show the moment it was bombed. 4 people were also killed in a strike on a medical facility in the city. and other developments u. s. president joe biden has paid tribute to poland for housing more than $2100000.00 ukrainian refugees. the american need visited us troops in these countries. east had of a meeting with the polish president

more than the united states, by more than japan, by more than many countries in europe, the great barrier reef was added to the world heritage list in 1981. now, decades later find to say, drastic changes needed for it to survive. castillo, so the young l 0. ah, hello again. the headlines on al jazeera, russia, defense industries as the 1st phase of what it calls a special operation. and ukraine is now complete. and the separate says, controlled areas of the drum bass region. russia says that will now focus completely on taking control there and is not ruling out storming the seeds ukrainian cities. russia shelling has struck the international airport and ukraine, 2nd biggest city clark eve. these pictures from airport surveillance camera show the moment it was bombed, surrounding areas were also hit overnight on thursday. he was president joe biden is the closest he's ever been to the conflict. he's visiting eastern poland, where he's been meeting us troops station there. and later, he's also set to meet some ukranian refugees. almost 4000000 people have fled ukraine since the war began. more

since 2017 authorities in australia say the great barrier reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the world's largest coral re system has been under heat stress from warmer scenes. it is the 4th time a major coral die off has happened on the reef since 2016 and form a u. s. president. donald trump has filed a lawsuit against his former democratic rival, hillary clinton and several other democrats alleging they falsely accuse him of colluding with russia ahead of the 2016 election. trump is seeking a jury trial and at least $72000000.00 in damages. ok, as we said, we are covering that live story of u. s. president biden's trip to europe, and we have our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. with us and melinda, let's just remind people what we're talking about. this is a meeting that he has started with was left on the line today, discussing energy and gas shipments from the u. s. to the you to help you make up some of the gas that they want to avoid getting from russia. we're seeing here life pictures of the press conference that's about to start. that will be a statement

meanwhile, marine biologists warn australia's great barrier reef is experiencing another mass bleaching event after ocean temperatures in the area rose 7 degrees fahrenheit above normal. it's the fourth die-off of coral along the world's largest reef system since 2016. in yemen, at least eight people were killed following overnight air strikes by the saudi-led coalition this weekend. the attacks came just hours after houthi rebels announced a three-day truce and said they would agree to peace talks if saudi arabia stopped its strikes and blockade of yemen and removed foreign forces from the country. on friday, an houthi attack on an oil storage facility in saudi arabia triggered a massive fire in the port city of jeddah. this comes as the u.s.-backed war on yemen is entering its 8th year with residents facing a worsening humanitarian crisis, millions uprooted and on the brink of famine. this is a displaced man speaking from the cap near san'a. >> to begin with, we have no livelihood. we are lost. people are lost. it is as if we are buried underground, country that cannot bloom. my child

also, an australian government agency warned today that the great barrier reef is suffering its worstleaching damage in two years. warmer ocean temperatures have caused severe and widespread bleaching in the north and central parts of the world heritage site. volkswagen is recalling more than 246,000 suv's in the u.s. and canada over faulty wiring that is making the vehicles brake unexpectedly, sometimes in traffic. the recall impacts certain atlas and atlas cross sport suv's. still to come on the "newshour," they russian court extends american basketball star brittney griner's detention. also, a new exhibit honors the influential career of often-overlooked video artist ulysses jenkins. and health writer max lugavere gives his brief but spectacular take on preventative care. plus, much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs "newshour" in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: the economic sanctions leveled against russia by the u.s. and its allies are the harshest ever handed down, and their effects are being felt widely in russia. special corres

an australian government agency warned today that the great barrier reef is suffering its worst coral damage in two years. warmer ocean temperatures have caused severe and widespread bleaching in the north and central parts of the world heritage site. the reef provides essential food and shelter for marine life. volkswagen is recalling more than 246,000 s.u.v.s in the u.s. and canada over faulty wiring that makes the vehicles brake unexpectedly, sometimes in traffic. many drivers also reported warning lights and alarms going off, and the driver's side windows rolling down. the recall impacts certain atlas and atlas cross sport s.u.v.s. and, on wall street, stocks notched their biggest weekly gains since november 2020. the dow jones industrial average climbed 274 points to close at 34,755. the nasdaq rose 279 points. the s&p 500 added 51. still to come on the newshour: a russian court extends american basketball star britney griner's detention. a new exhibit honors the influential career of often- overlooked video artist ulysses jenkins. health writer max lugavere gives his brief but s

a mass bleaching is happening to the great barrier reef and marine park authority says it is the worst2 years. these bleaching events have happened 5 times before to the reef when the rise in ocean temperatures occurs. the first one was recorded back in 1998. this one was sparked by weeks of unusual heat. and you can see how the once colorful coral has turned completely white. yesterday, the reef authority said global action is needed as soon as possible to reduce the greenhouse gases in the air on monday, a united nations delegation is set to debate whether the reef should be put on the world. heritage in danger list. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> hey, we're out here at stanford for the first round of the ncaa women's tournament where stanford is rolling in their first-round matchup against montana state. as expected the cardinal are living it up here on their home court. yeah, this is a pretty exciting that of 76. 32 currently the score right now as stanford is keeping it distant, not even close. it was 20 nothing cardinal after a quarter. they are runn

a mass bleaching is happening to the great barrier reef and marine park authority says it's the worst the first one recorded back in 1998. this one, though, was sparked by weeks of unusual heat. and you can see the wants colorful coral is now turned completely white. the reef authority said global action is needed to soon as possible to reduce greenhouse gases in the air. on monday, united nations delegation is set to debate whether or not the reef should be put on the world heritage in danger list. so we'll keep and i on that let you know what they but yeah, usually those corals are nice and pink colors, that sort of thing. and and they're completely white they were talking about warming. i know we've got some warm-up on the way. but today, as you can see behind you of this is a live look at the richmond center fell bridge. it is rain in this morning. rain drops there, too. as proof of the pudding. and we rosa that starts park and you go with some roses and whiskers. ok song? i didn't i never paid attention to the words of >> he just eats i just explains a lot, ok, here's we've got t

scientists fear the great barrier reef is being damaged by climate change.