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june they were very good. july and august, the monsoon impacted production. we started the monsoon season with high hopes and a lot of optimism with the initial rains in june butinto disappointment after. there are specific crops affected. the areas that have been affected our gujarat and punjab, which are some of the key areas. those crops will see a reduction , because alack you're in has reduced the sowing areas. one more thing we watch as we have gone by what has happened in the past, this year because the monsoon was more erratic, the farmers have been trying to stay in step with that, planting at a later stage as monsoons have been delayed. it is something to watch. what we do know is that the optimism with which we started the season has probably reduced because of the lack of rain. rishaad: if you could answer briefly, the thing is, covid has also been a big thing in the rural parts of india as well. tragedy has unfolded there. that must have had an impact on and had other knock-on effects. siraj: covid did impact the rural areas significantly than in the past. but the larger impact time was between april and may and early june while the sowing period

monsoon rains in india have led to hundreds of deaths since june.th west england say that 5 people have been killed in a shooting incident in the city of plymouth. witnesses described hearing gunshots, with one saying she saw a man "randomly" start shooting at people in an area of the city. the suspect also died in the incident. i'm joined now by our reporter aruna iyengar. i know this is a developing story — but what more can you tell us about what's happened 7 devon and cornwall police have just confirmed that six people have died in this incident in a serious firearms incident. it was around ten past six an evening last night. they said that two females and two males were deceased at the scene, another male believed to be the offender was also deceased at the scene and all appeared to have shot and died by gunshot wounds. anotherfemale have shot and died by gunshot wounds. another female was treated at the scene for gunshot wounds and died a short time later in hospital. all of the next of kin have been located and informed by police officers and

the last measurable rain in san francisco was 1/100 of an inch, on june 14. >> it was wet enough to need windshield wipers in oakland this morning. a completely gray sky, oakland has not had measurable rain since may. even last night there was some moisture. i used my wipers and realized i need new wipers. i feel like we will take anything at this point. >> now you know. spencer joins us. is this rain or your pate>> it but we had enough to measure 1/100 of an inch. let me show you the systems that delivered that morning drizzle. a low pressure system to the north. within onshore flow, bringing cooler air, but also enough moisture to add up to heavy drizzle. is that low pressure moves eastward, slides inland, the shift in wind circulation will bring more smoke into the area as well. that is happening already as we look at the near surface smoke. the darker colors indicate thicker smoke pushing southward into the bay area, which will contribute to a decline in the air quality. despite the presence of that smoke, right now we have good air quality. that will change according to the forecast

monsoon rains in india have led to hundreds of deaths since june.ds in what health professionals there are calling an epidemic of the unvaccinated. but the sharp increase in hospitalisations and deaths is nearly all concentrated in southern states where vaccine take—up has been virtually half the national average. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel is in louisiana to find out why. the life tabernacle church in louisiana. congregation — thousands. influence in the state — considerable. a message — don't get vaccinated. what percentage would you think have been vaccinated? 0h, probably less than 1% at any given time. and you don't think you have a social responsibility to encourage them to go and get vaccinated? we do not. 0urjob is to preach the gospel ofjesus christ and preach faith. but won't vaccinations keep them alive? they will not, that has not been proven. and those we spoke to before the service began were of like mind. have you been vaccinated? no, sir, i have not. and will you get vaccinated? no, sir, iwon't. why? because i don't trust it

monsoon rains in india have led to hundreds of deaths since june.ir covid jabs because a nurse is suspected of having injected saline solution instead of vaccine in many cases. police are investigating whether the nurse gave saline jabs in more than the six cases she's admitted to. us border agents say they detained more than 212 thousand migrants trying to enter the country from mexico last month. it's the highest monthly figure in 20 years. almost half of those stopped at the border have been expelled from the united states under special regulations introduced to curb the spread of the coronavirus. britney spears' father has reportedly agreed to step down from his legal role of overseeing the popstar�*s finances. last month miss spears launched a bid to remove jamie spears as conservator claiming the agreement controlling her life and career was abusive. mr spears has been in control of his daughter's estate since 2008. i'm joined now from los angeles by entertainment journalist kj matthews. thank you for having me. this is a big moment. people ha

june. >>> fred's fury, ready to reorganize into a tropical storm and bring heavy rain to the gulf coast. grace not far behind. flash flooding in new mexico. cars swamped by monsoon storms and a new fire exploding in the west, threatening thousands of homes. >>> and price check. the items once hitting the stratosphere, now heading back down the earth. what to buy now and what to wait on as "gma" helps you stash some cash. >>> good morning. whit is off. we're happy to have trevor ault with us here this morning. >> great to be back. man, it's a busy morning. >> we didn't scare you off yesterday? >> no, despite dan's best efforts. i've got a full hour ahead of me. >>> we have a busy day ahead of us. there's a lot going on. haiti deals with a new disaster following that massive earthquake. >> we'll have much more from haiti in a moment. >>> we want to start with the fast-moving and for many, horrifying events in afghanistan. the taliban has now reached the capital city of kabul. american helicopters have been spotted taking off and landing near the u.s. embassy as the pentagon speeds troops n

on june 19 1750 mary smith was summoned from the wyndham county jail and a rain before the connecticut superior court. she pleaded not guilty and put herself on god and the country. king's attorney called nearly two dozen witnesses many of them mary's former brethren and sisters in the canterbury separate congregational church, but to the astonishment of many isaac backus later reported the court found mary not guilty of the murder of mehetto bill smith when her paramore appeared at the bar later that day the grand jury returned to bill of ignoramus and thus rejected john smith's murder indictment altogether. although him they had been free john and mary smith. nonetheless were forced to bear the costs of their trials as was customary and colonial america in cases where the accused were still considered suspicious following an acquittal those costs were staggering in excess of 377 pounds for mary and 240 for john. then in an extraordinary turn events, john and mary smith were married less than six months after the conclusion of their trials. mary was already pregnant at the time and re

they did not have to rain in their desires and what was interesting to me as i was doing research, i found in 1953 in junehen sylvia plath was at the barbizon in new york, that was the same month the kinsey reports on female sexuality came out and sylvia plath and her cohort which included the novelist diane johnson and also janet barr away, another writer all went in one afternoon and ve they were told in this report about the kinsey reports, we're all going to give you a copy of that. you mustn't each other and you have to write what you think about it and some of the women were very offended. it's all about the orgasm yet nobody explains it to us and others work when specific and very vulnerable in their analysis and plath who was always talking this in her diaries had the most expressionless response to the kinsey report and i think she's the most symbolic of the 1950s because of -- she hated the fact that she was giving in to social pressure and yet she couldn't help herself and it was tearing her apart and you could see that >> there was a definite disconnect between women's sexual desires and socie

june covering the talks for us here in cats are. what can we expect to see? come out of these talks, how much? well, the rain is expected, these will be 3 days of talks, the us special envoy for afghans. all my bills out has arrived. he got here about an hour and a half ago at the venue meetings have started. and so far we've been told that, aside from the us delegation, there are also envoys from the u. k. you in the you, china passed on. and it was beck, as we were told earlier, that russia had arrived as well. but it seems that that delegation has not yet made it to these talks, which are all happening so far behind closed doors is of course is a country hosted event. this is an attempt to try to formulate some saw some type of international response for the rapidly deteriorating situation in afghanistan. and of course, it really comes at a critical time. now. there was a statement issued by vassar office before he arrived here in doha. let me read you from part of that statement, which the vassar said in several plans. rounds of meetings over 3 days. representatives from countries in the region and beyon

rain here. but also forced to the ways the and some thunderstorms for jakarta, with the height of $33.00 degrees. that sure whether see soon sponsored pay cut on airways or june. well, lou, you put you in a kidney so not so much hutch this year or the yeah. my, i me a written and diverse culture explored through it's music and songs of the city and al jazeera. this a this is just a quick reminder of the top stories this arm. speaking from the united arab emirates, ghana stands former president, sharp, gone. he has defended his decision to leave campbell. he says he left to avoid violence and denies rumors that he flag with suitcases full of cash. the us defense secretary is conceded evacuations. some comp will happens, met their targets. lloyd austin says american troops don't have the capacity to extend beyond the campbell airport perimeter to help get more people to the chemist on the international monetary phones, withholding $460000000.00 from us ganawe's done. so i think a lack of clarity over government recognition for us is also frozen $9500000000.00 of afghan government assets, the entire reserve, its own, its central bank u. k prime minister boris jo

rain total on record. but it is now in terrifying scenes you might think are from the usa, but this is the czech republic. in junet caused us on the scales so unusual for a tornado in europe. thankfully, this tornado in canada injune is only reported to have caused minimal crop damage, but certainly an incredible sight from a distance. in let's not forget the southern hemisphere in the winter. an array of widespread snowfall brought them in southern brazil in july. many of them seen snow for the first time. now for some of your weather watch pictures from northern ireland's how weather on record. with the temperature reached 43.3 celsius onjuly the 21st. this heatwave sun northern ireland and of wales and england covered by a new met office extreme heat warning, designed to highlight the danger of prolonged heat can have on peoples health. still to come on weather world. no time for delay and no room for excuses. the urgent morning ahead of a key climate summit later this year.— later this year. there is not denial any _ later this year. there is not denial any more. _ later this year. there is not denial any mor

rain and land that is bone dry because of drought. it can't absorb as well. a homeowner lost her house to the fire in juneme about my home. >> six states in the west have flash flood watches. here is our meteorologist tyler malden. >> we have about a million people under a flood watch for today. you'll notice these flood watches extend from new mexico all the way to the northern rockies. the same areas where we have been dealing with fires. this raises the concern for flash flooding. it only takes about half an inch or less in just one hour to cause flash flooding. we have to watch it carefully today. during the heating of the day when temperatures get to the upper 90s, low 100s out west. that's when we'll start to see the showers and thunderstorms fire up. these are the monsoon showers and thunderstorms. so they'll pack a punch. elsewhere across the southeast, we're watching the possibility for showers and thunderstorms to fire up during the heating of the day today. those will also pack a punch and could possibly lead to some flooding. temperature wise we have cooler air coming down from the north acros

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