i. p. c. c. secretary, i will work intensively with our bureau and with the working group one bureau in an exhaustive consultation with our member governor much to find formats not to be consistent with divide. you can see of the i, b, c, c i p c. c should have not run and policy no outcome. and we succeeded. i am proud to say that we succeeded. we succeeded over choice. we worked scholarly and efficiently without a technical hitch. no, he had all the chemical which this is something you're like. what do you, what time was scheduled? the session was on. so 7 hours for someone we had delegate and join in from c plus 13 hours like in some war to be t c minus 7 hours in the north american west coast. oh well to see didn't clock out 186. i was on the virtual platform during this 2 week and they were walking another are both great of don't 6. 0, what day? i should not that he really got to you know what it said in closes a p c meeting. but i can tell you that many delegates in their closing statement

so that was the chair of the i p. c. c. nick, look i had for us to that conference being held in 3 months time and go on go. and how will the findings of this report be used in scotland? what is absolutely crucial because perhaps it will like to fall under the governments who have been slow to act so far back in paris, paris agreements in 2015. it was agreed by $195.00 nations within the the you and climate setup at that temperature should not rise beyond ideally one and a half degrees celsius. and certainly not anymore than 2 degrees celsius beyond pre industrial level. right now we're at $1.00 degrees celsius above pre industrial levels. and this is happening all the extreme weather events that we've been talking about. the government commitments so far would only take us to $2.00 degrees celsius, which is more than twice the violence so far. so these kind of events, you can see why they get why they're saying that just going to get worse and worse . ok, thank you so much. car reporting from southern turkey. well, extreme

because as previous iterations of the i p c. c have suggested we do need to cut our mission in half by 2030 in order to avoid what a long been called catastrophic warming. eileen nations of the world have called that level 2 degrees, genocide and african climate diplomats have said that it would be death for their continent. this is we need to cut our emissions roughly speaking in half over the next 9 years in order to avoid that. and how did they hercules and undertaking, which will require much more, not just of our government, not just of our corporations, but of all of us to really make real. and that is the state that we're at right now . thank you very much for joining us on the news. our tonight david wallace wyles. thank you. you with the news, our knife from london much more still ahead on the program recapturing and i feel strong holding mozambique latest on the battle to take control of that area. we speak to illegal migrants being left and one of the most dangerous fifties in mexico by us authorities. also i'm b. richa

i seen the new to not be in total may be more i'm the i. c c got my big money. i mean my mom mention 300 reading up on the form and for the money if you buy me longer than me, new berlin, k. i know. but what i mean suddenly la mintz and middle wing into de la says he never saw his cousin that the ice his camp and hadn't heard anything about where he was or what he was doing. press one, we are not gonna go that. no, no moving or sending me a series of good things, but i know you told me about means, but by now my my the good you're good over here, i'd be a big mission or if you think i need plenty and i will not finish a nice you know, i'm in the, in the mind so, but now i need to know if i need to so i can start and look for the library. i will show up let me let me see what he need be for i age 13 princess has already learned what the trailers father didn't sell her. he betrayed by joining isis means and so i knew my lesson. yes, i knew by now. i see it as a now some name pop up and then the thought on the number as i've been in a position up all up, i really di

the i p c. c. say that no one is safe and we do if we do not act, who will it is the most comprehensive report as i say in the states of the climate climate. so what did they find? first off, the world is about one degree warmer today than it was. busy in 1850, that's pre industrial times. so it's actually just a little bit over one degree warmer than it was then. and even that degree for me, cause this within a generation would like to see the arctic sea free for free of ice for the 1st time . the greenhouse gas emissions of the past and those were lights produced, the future, they will lead to irreversible changes, especially toward oceans. i, sheets, and sea levels irreversible changes. extreme weather events have become more common . that means western monsoons, long drought, strong dislike trades and extreme weather events like we've been seeing here. or let's say now from the chair of the i p. c. c, it's hosting lee. and he said the findings had been compiled in unprecedented circumstance. thi

i. p. c. c's report on water cycle changes and he says that urgent action is needed to prevent the situation from getting even worse. is a comprehensive assessment of the science of climate change and it paints a pretty bleak picture in terms of what's already happening as, as he's been showing with the wildfires, but also extreme events happening across the world heats in north america and southern europe and turkey. and, but also extreme rainfall and associated flooding like we've seen in iran in north korea recently, but also in europe and elsewhere. and it's only going to get worse unless we commit to strong rapid and sustain drug reductions in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. some aspects of the climate system are reversible. if we limit the warming, then we will be able to limit the extreme events. the reduction in arctic sea ice and things like that. some aspects are going to be irreversible, and these are the, the very slow parts of the climate system. so for example, it takes hu

and so moving forward because the i p c. c is saying that all right, this is, this is a new normal more and more of these going to happen. how do we look at how we manage these kind of areas where was so prevalent and now naturally in mind made way will get worse. it will, i mean, all the mitigation of towards, but we need to think about the patient of course, because we are living through in it. and i think this is most important thinking. this is the climate justice because as we all know, people who have almost no share of the period of time change our old also the ones who share the most. so this is what's happening here in one. i've got 2 people to leave the are there lodges depends on for 3 culture be keeping so they depends on the course echo system. so they just don't load. they didn't lose but only their homes also they are live. so when we are facing all last and damage happens here, we have to consider the preschools of crime, justice, and social justice. of course, of course, there's a great deal of hope, if not ex

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going to go revealing the stories hidden by a leads coming up in the show as be 54th session of the i p c. c needs for the latest report card for the environment. amidst catastrophic floods and fires, we ask one of the i p ccs lead authors if capitalism and climate protection compatible and as towns in the south west revolt against wealthy 2nd homeowners hollering up that communities, we investigate the global issue of new liberal class warfare through the microscope of the bath to winning bait, a film that explores gentrification in cornwall, all of them all coming up in today's going underground for the $54.00 session of the governmental panel on climate change continues. today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c's lead authors and the science director, the scottish climate change center of expertise professor pete smith. me, thanks so much for coming on through as the lead author in the past for the i p c. c. will what do you expect? 54th session, what do you expect for all these meetings running up to no

we do have 3 individuals currently in the hague, in front of the i, c, c. and there's a special hybrid court called the special criminal court, which has gotten up and running with international national judges and prosecutors . but i reiterate to date, central africans are exhausted. there's this humanitarian aspect that peter alluded to, which is absolutely in our opinion, should be put at the 4. but people are started in seeing these warlords continue to just get away with murder and no one is held accountable and they want justice. they've asked for justice that the central african people do want there to be re of accountability. ok with the delay a. is that something that the tally says what you're hearing when you're reporting in the country? people are exhausted and where did they see this? the solution to this, the end game to this, does it come back to this piece agreements or do they want to see some actual accountability for the the crimes that are be waged against them? yes. so i think that the situation is really complex, and most of the populat

i. p. c. c needs for the latest report card for the environment. amidst catastrophic floods and fires, we ask one of the i p ccs lead authors if capitalism and climate protection a compatible and as towns in the u. k. south west revolt against wealthy 2nd homeowners hollering out that communities we investigate the global issue of new liberal class warfare through the microscope of the bath to winning bait. a film that explores gentrification in cornwall goal is a more coming up in today's going underground refers to 50 for the session of the governmental panel on climate change continues. today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the i p c. c. lead also in the science director of the scottish.

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pete smith to be thanks so much for coming on through as a, as a lead author in the past for the i p c. c will. what do you expect with 50 votes? session, what do you expect for all these meeting? running up to november is a big conference. copper 26 is. yeah. so cop 26 in glasgow. that's right. so. so what i expect from this one, this is working group one, which is reporting working group. one of my pcc is the working group that looks at the physical science and the climate.

going to go revealing the stories hidden by leaps coming up in the show as b 54th session of the i p. c. c needs for the latest report card for the environment. amidst catastrophic floods and fires, we ask one of the i, p, c's, lead authors, if capitalism and climate protection compatible and as towns in the u. k. southwest revolt against wealthy 2nd homeowners hollering out that communities we investigate the global issue of new liberal class warfare through the microscope of the back to winning bait. a film that explores gentrification in cornwall told us more coming up in today's going underground for the $54.00 session of the governmental panel on climate change continues. today i'm, it's an environmentally catastrophic summer all around the world. joining me that from aberdeen is one of the ip ccs lead authors and the science director of the scottish climate change center of expertise professor pete smith. me, thanks so much for coming on to as the lead author in the past for the i p c. c. will what do you expect for the 54th session? what do you expect for all these meetings running

and our for the former presidential martin bashir is among those salt by the i. c. c. he rolled a country for 30 years until he was ousted in 2019. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera inside story is coming up next. thanks for watching. ah, ah ah, the vehicles on a citizen to join the fight against rebels in the region, all sides are being accused of war crimes. and the conflicts has figured a refugee crisis. so how far were the prime minister go to when the back this is inside? who's hello, welcome to the program. i'm hasn't see if the o p as nobel peace prize winning prime minister is raising the space in the battle for t grey. i b med is urging in his words or capable ethiopians to join the army and stop the regions rebels once and for all i be launched and offensive last year against the t guy. people's liberation front or t p. ls that the government troops have struggled to hold back the rebels despite help from neighboring eritrea. thousands of government supporters rallied earlier this week to denounce the left and reject foreign criticism of the confli

also saying that i cannot confirm whether that reporting meeting between the c i c a i c i a director and the tyler bond leader happened that was reported in the american media that the ca director came for a specific meeting with the new taliban leader. was also said that there was no list of people targeted for reprisals. we have forgotten everything in the past. that's what was said. of course, there has been a lot of focus on attention on, on people who are desperately afraid to leave and want to leave this country because they see themselves as being targeted. so one thing for the top of our leadership to say that there is no list of people who could be targeted for reprisals, but basically you tell that to the thousands of people killing up at the airport at the moment he said that the media had started working and that every day freedom of media improves. well, yet again, there's huge distrust amongst the local media here and many of the, the media workers that have worked in local media and those that have worked with international media in recent years, again, or at the airpo

but the i p. c. c also says that immediate rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could limit warming. it is indisputable that human causes.

committed in the for in the early 2, thousands for president of a she is among those sought by the i. c. c, he ruled the country for 30 years until he was ousted in 2019 sudanese officials have said in the past that they would hand bashir and all the wanted officials to the court, britons most senior police officer says detectives will be reviewing recent allegations made against britain's prince andrew, he's being sued in the u. s. by virginia du fray, who says he sexually assaulted her when she was 17. and the book is following developments forth from london. what cost of the day, the, my senior police officer in the country head of london metropolitan police service said that, given the civil case that had been brought against prince andrew, the united states of force with now review the evidence against prince andrew. it's important to clarify that this is not the same as an investigation and that there have been 2 reviews of the evidence in the past. and the conclusion is always being here in the united kingdom, not to take the case any further questions. i did also stress that nobody

the i p. c. c says changes to the climate are inevitable and irreversible. however, it also says that immediate rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could limit warming. it is indisputable that human is causing climate change and making extreme weather events more frequent and severe. second, it shows that climate changes affecting every region on our planet. and lastly, explain that strong, rapid sustain reductions in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gas emissions would be required to limit global warming work stream heat and dry winds are feeling several wildfires around the world, at least for huge fires are burning out of control in greece. seems on the island if ever you haven't go 5 more villages and more than 2000 people have been rescued since last week over in california, the so called dixie fire is now the 2nd largest in the state's history. it's one of 11 wildfires, devastating the space at least 8 people are missing. authorities say it will not be fully extinguished for 2 more weeks. are rapid offensive by the taliban i

committed and are for in the early 2, thousands for president bashir is among those thought by the i c. c. he rolled a country for 30 years and so he was out there in 2019 sudanese officials have previously said they would hand bashir and other wanted officials to the court. south african president 0 or i'm opposed to testifying for a 2nd. data corruption, inquiry involving his predecessor on wednesday, rob poster said he tried to combat the corruption, he saw as the country's deputy president during jacob's dumas time and power. these on the commission was set up to probe allegations of corruption during zoom. as 9 year tenure, the former leader has been refusing to testify and is currently serving a 15 month prison term as a result. countries around the asia pacific are battling surges of new, proven 1900 cases due to the delta variance. daily infection. numbers reach new heights and south korea this week. and more cities and australia and the philippines have gone into lockdown. scott hiler reports from bangkok, from south korea down to us trailer a surge of new cobra, 1900 cases, fuel

i know some of them to us in 2020, because of the pandemic. they had to perform remotely. but now they're back on an actual stage with atmosphere, teen spirit, and of real composition. yeah. c c c oh, i filled the games were in 580 to be see when singing and music contest run alongside athletic competitions and cherry at races of 1600 years until the 20th century. they were forgotten. now it's an international cultural project based in moscow issue in ego, my new language from an international conference, an advisor to the delphi says he met, recalled how it all began. she thought she thought she thought to be here. they 1st had to win regional content. the delta gains only take the very best of the best registration chicken and straight into writhing ah, the next day brings auditions until at last it's time for the finals the judge. they're all big names yet we are going generals good. we like it and she wasn't ready, which i was can wasn't ready to to you via me. i'm not to miss the last school was just going to flip over from human region at a cheap repaired her 1st dish. the pie by 12. she was making it to me on the slide, the more we would i think being an approved kitch

i c c see an article in a us paper, wondering whether or not they were even being advised by a pr firmve been reporting on other instances of the taliban acting much more menacing. let us have a look at the i. uk public verdict on afghanistan, britain's 20 year mission. waste of time and lives, most readers believe. 60% say the uk should give asylum to every afghan who every worked with the military.- worked with the military. looking back, it's clear _ worked with the military. looking back, it's clear that _ worked with the military. looking back, it's clear that the _ worked with the military. looking back, it's clear that the taliban i worked with the military. looking | back, it's clear that the taliban 20 back, its clear that the taliban 20 years ago was a hotbed of terrorism and the international community mobilise in defence of america and to protect america after the atrocities of 9/11. it's not as simple as saying we should never have done that, we should never have done anything about that. the reality is that the mission to eradicate terrorism or to eradicate extremism from

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the i p. c. c, says changes to the climate are inevitable and irreversible. however, it also says that immediate, rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions could limit war. we can undo the mistakes of the past. but this generation of political and business leaders, this generation of conscious citizens can make things right. this generation can make, this is simic changes that will stop the planet. warming help everyone adapt to the new conditions and create a world peace, prosperity and equity. climate change is here now, and we also hear now and if we don't act who will extreme heat and dry winds are feeling several wildfires around the world in california, the so called dixie fire is now the 2nd largest in the state's history. at least 8 people are now missing, is firefighters struggle to contain the widespread flames. authorities estimate they will not be fully extinguished. for 2 more weeks, thousands of people have been forced to abandon their homes. and at least for huge fires are burning out of control in greece. flames on the islan

i want to see if you have thoughts on this. a, b, or c. which one is not true? let's see. i am going to say -- i am between b and c. you are all saying c. i will go with c, -- that b is not true. you have to help us out. dr. patel: we are throwing hail marys now. i wish it was not true. c is true. thousands of times, according to the doctor himself. absolutely ridiculous. ivermectin, as we have seen throughout headlines, has not been fda approved or is even safe to be using as a covid prophylactic medicine. it is commonly used in livestock and horses and cows. for some reason, people out there who are opposed to preventative measures like masks and vaccines are ok with trying to get ivermectin. a, i flipped those numbers around. the pfizer vaccine was boosting antibody levels by approximately three times, and j&j by about nine. we can circle back to brewster's. and a florida judge did say governor desantis's ban on mask mandates wasn't not constitutional, which is a major victory for public health and the majority of educators in florida. it is causing some backlash from the governor and reintroducing talking about what will happen with

folks, i need you to jump in here to give me your thoughts with regard to a or c. a lot of you think c is the lie. i do know that a conspiracy theorist believes that people can be turned into chimpanzees. since the animal is not what i remember, i will say c is the lie. although -- >> i had not heard that one about chimpanzees. kristen: really? i'm sure there is a werewolf myth out there as well. but i will go with c. >> c is actually the light. you are correct. if i can take 45 seconds here. a city in eastern india is the biggest city, where my mom is from, in that city, there's a grassroots effort to go into some lower income areas and address vaccine hesitancy had on and it worked. b is so incredibly important. it strengthens what we already knew. there is no increased rate of miscarriage and pregnant women who get the covid-19 shot, which is important to address because pregnant women are at an increased risk. we have to faction in those myths. conspiracy theories is about people turning into zombies. and they were spreading this based on the movie "i am legend." which is a movie i

and farmers in this area, the i c r. c said it's done all it can to help the farmers here including replacing solar panels, especially in paltry farms. but for farmers like upper halima, it will take a lot more to repair and replace his family's life work and one day bring back their crucial social income. human seed al jazeera, gaza. ah . again the headlines and i'll just 0. speaking from the united arab emirates, have gone to stands for president us from johnny, has defended his decision for leave capital. he says he left to avoid violence and denies rumors that he fled to a suitcases full of cash. the way he says he's been taken in with his family on humanitarian grounds. there before the taliban fighters have opened fire on 2 testers in the eastern city of jet. all about 3 people are said to have been killed and several others wounded. rob mcbride has more from trouble this was a particularly ugly into the not i think it's being seen is really since the taliban just assume power a couple of days ago as the 1st major ac

the i p. c. c says changes the climate are inevitable and reversible. however, it also says immediate rapid and large scale reductions in greenhouse gas emissions code limit forming at least 4 huge 5 to burning out of control and grades flames. on the island of eva, having gulf 5 no villages, more than 2000 people have been rescued in last, when a rapid advantage by the taliban is overwhelming afghan forces beyond growth is now climbing control of the provincial capital. just 3 days, the most significant gang is in the northern city of the bell. russian president, alexander lucas channing co, has defended his leadership as the country marks a year since he was elected for a 6th $101.00 of the opposition called a rigged vote. luca shanker says he is government prepaid for the presidential election democratically and with complaint transparency. he also used his speech to deny any involvement in the recent death of a bell, a russian activist in the ukrainian capital. with that, we then carried out preparations to the elections and the elections themselves

the i c r. c said it's done all it can to help the farmers here, including replacing solar panels, especially in poultry farms. but for farmers like up a halima, it will take a lot more to repair and replace his families, life's work, and one day bring back their crucial social income. human seed al jazeera, gaza sled harold 0 in the most popular states, proposes a controversial to child policy which could make women even more wonderful and from some files to be done as we meet the italian palmer is trying to adapt to changing climate plus a long standing babe ruth record is broken in major league baseball, which i will have to detail this. ah hello, there it is. thursday august, the 19th tears or weather headlines and we've still got this disturbance stalled out over scandinavia. it is a low pressure system, so that travels in a counter clockwise rotation. it is feeding in white weather and also windy conditions as well. particularly for ne germany, northern poland, the baltic states, sweden and

and farmers in this area, the i, c, r. c, c's. it's done all it can to help the farmers here, including replacing solar panels, especially in paltry farms. but for farmers like up a halima, it will take a lot more to repair and replace his families, life's work, and one day bring back their crucial social income. human a seed al jazeera, gaza still ahead here and there goes full company on the brazilian olympic gold medalist inspiring. indigenous canoe is joe will begin with that story. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, joseph nick, thank you very much for time. grand slam champion, naomi a soc, is says that just waking up in the morning is a when for her the well number 2 has struggled with her mental health this year, but she seemed more positive to her later when since last year on wednesday, who came from a set down to be american teenager golf 466364. to reach the last 16 at the tournament. she built up the us open later this month. this victory comes after briefly left the pre foreman press conference and to follow in questions

the i c r. c said it's done all it can to help the farmers here including replacing solar panels, especially in paltry farms. but for farmers like halima, it will take a lot more to repair and replace his families, life's work and one day bring back their crucial social income. human, a seed al jazeera, gaza. wildfires are burning on multiple continents in one of the worst seasons ever recorded. huge parts of forest are being destroyed in europe. they're being driven by wave that's created ideal conditions experts, a climate change is largely to blame. so let's get an update on some of the countries effect and take a look in front of please. 2 people have died near the french riviera. more than a 1000 firefighters are battling the flames. thousands in the region have been evacuated over in spain, firefighters are still tried to control a major forest fire authorities or using drones to help them track down hotspots in avia and in catalonia, the blaze for several 100 people to leave their homes on

i mean, just finally, the big global story. historic story, obviously, climate change, and i v c. c, lead author on this program said they don't count emissions from military equipment just as they just, they don't care about the women's rights. really, according to you, do you think passes through the pentagon mind or the british military is mind about climate change when they launch all these walls and do all these things in all these countries? well, i'm pretty sure that the united states military is the biggest purveyor of greenhouse gases. right? don't they care? i think they contribute to the most the global warming then i think even so i'm pre dinner and i would be gladly they don't release the official figures and the special forces you guys have no one really knows. well, i remember elizabeth warren when she ran for president, she wanted to greens, you want to make the murder machine called the united states military. more environmentally friendly. i get and i don't know. i get the bombs explode and a c for trees. fly out. i don't know what happened, but again, they don't r

one of the things i had suggested was that the i, c or c, for example, as an organization, profit organization could mediate about how to provide safety, security to, to civilian types, interest, civilian installation, making sure that hospitals are not making sure the markets are not. but we are not talking about those things. unfortunately, the aim is how to escalate to provoke a site. and i think that is very dangerous. where kind of stuff. okay, very briefly mr. summer cuz i think the line is beginning to decrease because that happens with skype. a lot of the time would drive to peace be better served if the taliban got what they were demanding 10 days ago between the 2 week threshold and the one week threshold. if ash wrap gone, he became the former president some people think that that is a solution. other people think that a tolerable need to proclaim a cease fire, which one is more practical, which one could be negotiated, which, which one can lead to a better scenario? is what different match and politicians need to figure out. hopefully the next 3 days and door where they meet again.

the i, c, r. c, c's. it's done all it can to help the farmers here, including replacing solar panels, especially in poultry farms. but for farmers like up a halima, it will take a lot more to repair and replace his families, life's work, and one day bring back their crucial social income. human, a seed al jazeera, gaza over the past 50 years from 500 buildings and a brazilian seaside toe and i've been destroyed by the ocean. the atlantic ocean has been fully consuming, as a foreigner, just north of ridge, an arrow. there are fears more will for come to the sea water levels rise. believe the destruction was caused by climate change, as well as the diversion of the major nearby river, which weakened unnatural barrier. now the olympics may have finished still it 2 weeks ago, but his legacy lives on the hills. gold medal in canoeing as spart group of indigenous youngsters living in the amazon to go for gold themselves. favors stokes . as the story the out on the water training hard. these children from the in

the i p. c. c says changes to the climates are inevitable and irreversible reform help set the tone for an international climate conference in glasgow later this year. at least 4 huge fires burning out of control in greece, plains on the on and of having go. 5 more villages. 2000 people have been rescued last week. tyler bond says it's now captured 6 provincial capitals and get this done in the last 4 days. because you buy a bus in the province of summer, and the latest before the bonds must be diskin game is the northern city of condos and the pentagon is due to make it mandatory for all u. s. military personnel to get vaccinated by september 15th defense secretary lloyd austin's expected to seek the approval of president joe biden in the coming hours. all white house correspondent, kimberly how kids join us live now from washington dc with more on this. so kimberly, how did this decision come about and why now? well, what we know is that the u. s. president put in place a direction that the defen

so that's why the 2 year timeline needs to be taken in context because i p. c. c is telling us that we have so little time to deal with climate change. we have all these other pressures and so that's why i became interested. ok. so i think that one of our viewers on youtube is really something up summed up where we are in this conversation. said, is it ethical to do this to sacrifice the bottom of the ocean for achieving our greener world? so that's basically what we're talking about. we're trying to, we're describing doing something that is bad, potentially for the ocean to make life greener above the ocean. isn't that basically what we're, we're discussing moraine weighing the pros and cons of that. absolutely, and i think the point about climate change is quite critical. there's very little depreciation in terms of the ocean. as a climate regulator. it's well in terms of sequestering carbon and keeping carbon within the ocean system. there is still outstanding with such to be done to understand how the mining will impact the climate regulatory functions of the

me, thanks so much for coming on through as a lead author in the past for the i p c. c will. what do you expect for the 50 votes session? what do you expect for all these meetings running up to november's big conference call per $26.00 is. yeah. so cop 26 in glasgow. that's right. so. so what i expect from this one, this is working group one, which is reporting working group, one of my pcc is the working group that looks at the physical science and the climate ology. so that basically reporting what's happened with emissions was likely to happen with the climate in the future. and what a physical science basis with that is there gonna be 2 other meetings full of following up $26.00 which look at the impacts meditation. so that's what impacts the climate change will happen. now we had that and working group 3 as the group i maybe work for we look at mitigation. so what can we do in the way we change our lives? what to governments need to do to prevent climate change from happening and ever since cope 20 got one that when that was was in scope one c o 2 emissions of increased e

i c c not work on the military side so i won't have a clear answer, i can only raise the concerns oressed from top leaders and raise questions in my mind as to why they felt —— fair. mr biden expressed that there was a force of 300,000 with significant hardware and air force and those capabilities where there and those capabilities where there and the way that the pipe pursued or was pursued was that there were significant faking in some areas but most provincial capitals did not have a large battle, they simply knit negotiated and transferred over similar to what happened in kabul during the last week. so there is some issues that i think people are concerned about and some questions that need to be raised.— that need to be raised. which are white? do _ that need to be raised. which are white? do you — that need to be raised. which are white? do you think _ that need to be raised. which are white? do you think there - that need to be raised. which are white? do you think there are - white? do you think there are governors who were corrupt? do you think there are commanders who were