in karachi, their chance of plenty.heir bearings in a different wicketkeeper fell and bowling cut their bearings in a different wicketkeeperfell and bowling on his debut was luke wood. his first three wickets slowed pakistan down and they got less than 160. england's new member who spent three years out of the side is now back in form. yorkshire's harry brooke is in the cup squad and is going to change momentum. helping england steer away to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it isjust for to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1-0 fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1—0 in the series. he'll be back again on thursday. so a comfortable win for england in the end. let's hearfrom england's hero of the day following his return to the international fold. and spent a lot of time here and it's a place that means a lot to me. i've got some fantastic memories on and off the field being a part of this in such a long time, it's incredibly special feeling. the crowd, played in front of

coming to a close in karachi at — cricket. coming to a close in karachi at the _ cricket. a close in karachi at the moment, - cricket. coming to a close in - karachi at the moment, hundred 31 for three and the 16th over are chasing a 159 to win it and so, it is a fascinatingly poised event. we are seeing this as its wider significance and we can speak to thanks for being with us on sports day and an in the intervening years since that attack on the sri lankan team tour bus. and actually, england coming here really feels like cricket is back in pakistan doesn't feel that way to you?— feel that way to you? definitely. and it's actually _ feel that way to you? definitely. and it's actually a _ feel that way to you? definitely. and it's actually a solid - feel that way to you? definitely. and it's actually a solid one - feel that way to you? definitely. | and it's actually a solid one since the years, we've been waiting for the years, we've been waiting for the store and as i was saying, since the store and as i was saying, since the unfortunate incident happened, due to the h

. >> later that very morning, as air force transport reached karachi.h regiment provided the honor guard. the salute to vice president nixon in the absence of the prime minister who was away in london for the commonwealth conference. with the united states charge d'affaires if, the vice president and mrs. nixon met more than 50 members of the foreign diplomatic corps. ♪♪ >> catchy was another -- karachi was another place to greatly impress vice president nixon. the cameraman accompanying the vice president took these views of the city's booming. they are dramatic reminder of pakistan's energy and determination. ♪ ♪ >> at the presidential palace, mounted rangers in white tunics provided a colorful escort for the party from the united states. ♪♪ >> inside mr. nixon posed with the president and cabinet if ministers after conferring with them on matters of military and economic aid. while mrs. nixon chatted with a charming and gracious first lady. ♪ ♪ >> before leaving karachi, the u.s. vice president granted another press conference. on the question of kas

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joe wilson, bbc news, karachi. time for a look at the weather.ut let me take you to the other side of the atlantic first, to look at the scenes, this was the turks and caicos this afternoon, a first major harry kane of the atlantic season has hit home after leaving a trail of destruction in puerto rico and the dominican republic and bermuda is next in its sites, you can see the swell of cloud and the winds have developed around 130 mph and may take a swipe at bermuda before heading north. —— hurricane. it could still be a hurricane as it slams into eastern canada due to unusually warm waters. and rather than spinning towards us it could head towards the arctic with unusually warm air. on our shores we have been cooler about things getting milder tonight particularly in the north and west of scotland, strengthening south—westerly breeze. further south the coolest conditions tomorrow morning, 6 degrees across parts of rural southern england. some mist and fog patches and cloud across eastern england. this is a warm front, warm air toppling around i

joe wilson, bbc news, karachi. time for a look at the weather. matt taylor is here.. where is that? ., , ., is that? the other side of the atlantic, hurricane _ is that? the other side of the atlantic, hurricane fiona - is that? the other side of the - atlantic, hurricane fiona affecting the caribbean, the first major one of the season, devastating puerto rico and the dominican republic, now a category three storm with winds of 130 mph. it is set to move north and could get close to bermuda, having an effect there. noticeably, it could still be a hurricane when it reaches eastern canada later this week, before heading with unusually warm air towards the arctic. back home, things have been quieter but also cooler. these weather fronts approaching, south—westerly winds picking up, tonight, it will be much milder, temperatures of 11—14 c. coldness towards the south of england, six celsius, and could be mist and fog patches in the morning. this area of cloud is the one front, gradually introducing milder air further south through the day. a few showers dotted around acro

match and about four in karachi provided quite the opposite.ith heavy defeat and then remarkable victory before pakistan eventually dramatically triumphed by three runs. adam reports. having win the toss and put pakistan into backs, england saw a strong start for the hosts who reached 97 without loss before azam was caught. this and they would be comfortable facing a target of 230

england chasing that 167 to win in this final of the four matches of the seven n karachi.iterated the rule that charlie dena fell foul of yesterday in england's women's odi defeat to india when she was run out. the ncc have formalised the law and it will come in officially next month but have called for batons to remain in the crease until they have seen the ball leave the bowler�*s hand. the reaction has been widespread and pretty passionate on both sides, as it stuart broad noted. liam livingstone does indeed feel differently. he suggests a number of ways the role might be applied. whereas alex hayles is from a different view, currently playing against pakistan. the player in question, charlie dean, has been playing again at lord's but southern vipers lost the flint trophy to northern diamonds. the responded by pretending to run out. she did not do it though, did not go through with it. lauren winfield hill top scoring with 65 and a score of 215 for nine off their 50 overs. the southern vipers are falling two runs short in the test. a day after saint helens were crowned

with good reason, karachi gives itself this title.some of the people here weren't even born the last time england toured pakistan. after 17 years, this is their chance. yes, i am going to the stadium to watch all matches. we all so appreciate the england team coming to pakistan. it's a safe country. i like that. well, this is what it takes to make the series happen. it's how the teams are escorted just to training sessions. security fears had kept touring sides away. england are here for seven t20 matches in all, and will be captained initially by moeen ali, who grew up in birmingham with strong pakistani heritage. of course, it feels safe. with england not coming here for so long, it's just been really sad, and it's been i guess quite depressing for a lot of people, and i think the fact that we are here now and hopefully in the future we will come many times more, is a great time going forward. ——times more, is a great sign going forward. for me to be part of that is amazing. the teams have actually been sharing evening training sess

and though the noise fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1—0 though the noise fell in karachi, it isjust will go back again on thursday. joe lynskey, bbc news. so a comfortable win for england in the end. let's hearfrom england's hero of the day following his return to the international fold.... it has been incredible... to be part of an england tourfor it has been incredible... to be part of an england tour for the first time is an incredible special feeling. the crowd here, i've played in karachi, something different. one of the best at masouras in cricket. i heard luke would stood at mid—wicket, he could not believe the noise and the atmosphere, so for him on his debut to experience that is very special. on his debut to experience that is very special-— premier league clubs will discuss permanently scrapping fa cup replays at a meeting tomorrow. talks will also take place over major changes to the efl cup as part of the �*new deal for football�* talks. replays have long been an integral part of the fa cup, producing memorable moments such as ronnie radford's goal in hereford's famous

yet in karachi. 1—1 in the series a new start out his turn. now his team would show their depths. harry burke got his firstjust team would show their depths. harry burke got his first just this team would show their depths. harry burke got his firstjust this year it already looks at home. he swung and started his way to a c1, then docket batting with him went past 50 england made 221. so again, pakistan fazed a record chase. taking the cats just before it hit the pendants. fora cats just before it hit the pendants. for a team who got no one out yesterday but now england had a flow. pakistan last batters in karachi lost hope this time england had too many on the board. a dominant win in this series. kick off england's nations league match against italy is at 745 tonight. not long to go now. manager gareth southgate are hoping they can rediscover their form as they look to avoid relegation from the group. there without a win for them italy and the land tonight before germany come to wembley on monday for the final two matches before the world cu

in karachi, there's chance for plenty.t three england wickets slowed pakistan down and they got less than 160. england's new opener who spent three years out of the side, is now back in form. yorkshire's harry brooke is in the cup squad next month and is going to change momentum. helping england steer away to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1—0 in the series. they'll be back again on thursday. so a comfortable win for england in the end. let's hearfrom england's hero of the day following his return to the international fold. i've spent a lot of time here and it's a place that means a lot to me. i've got some fantastic memories on and off the field being a part of team like this in such a long time, it's incredibly special feeling. the crowd, played in front of full houses and it's something special. one of the best atmospheres in world cricket and i heard some of the guys saying that standing at the mid—wicket, you cannot believe the noise in the atmosphere and for him and his debut to e

even karachi is losing hope.england headed for a 2—1 lead in that seven match series. emma raducanu will play another grand slam in herfirst ever semi santa —— semi final. she won three matches in a row for the first time since her us open win last year. play was briefly interrupted by a climate change for faster who came up to court. —— protester. stefanos tsitsipas beat diego schwartzman to give team europe a 2-0 schwartzman to give team europe a 2—0 lead. the significance has grown massively since roger federer announced it would provide his final curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. the 20 time curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. toe 20 time is. e e. . curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. to bow time is. e e. . curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. to bow oute is — —— , curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. to bow out in is — —— , curtain. he will team up with rafa nadal. to bow out in tt’se — —— , hoping to bow out in style. it's been an absolute pleasure for me to been an absolute pl

pakistan lost batters and karachi lost hope.n the super league grand final. they have never beaten leeds at trafford. the final summit is now in sight. old trafford the ground final super league's peak. for both st helens and leeds, the view from the top is familiar. raining champions at st helens, even the walls these days tell a tale of success. the club now looking to add a record fourth title in a row. champions again for the third year in a row. there are few who are more important than captainjames robey. this would be 11th grand final of his extraordinary career. we could submit our place as only team _ we could submit our place as only team to _ we could submit our place as only team to win four in the row. we could be in the conversation as a potentially the best super league team ever. that's a huge credit to a lot of people and a lot of hard work. they are familiarfoes on a familiar stage. but for many fans, the prospect brings back some painful memories. these two have history. they've met four times before leeds hav

there is an intergovernmental agreement on the construction of a gas pipeline from karachi to northernakistan with a length of 1100 km, a special company was created in the russian federation that implements this project. pakistan needs energy resources . the country is actively developing. and we will continue to implement this project together, perhaps most of all . jinping, thanks to multifaceted ties between countries and trade last year increased by 35% and exceeded $140 billion in the first 7 months. the volume of trade has grown by another quarter this year. he can become record, and in the near future to reach the goal of 200 and more billion dollars. russia is also ramping up deliveries via the siberian power one gas pipeline. as deputy prime minister alexander novak said at the summit this year, the volume of supplies will amount to about 20 billion cubic meters of gas. agreements have been reached on the construction of a new one. shuta from vladivostok to northern china for 10 billion cubic meters and an agreement on the power of siberia 2 project is at the final stage, the

i saved my family from the flood that brought them from my village to karachi, thinking i would earn money and support my family. but i haven't been able to earn anything because trains aren't running planning bundari, i began the deadly flood submerged. a 3rd of pakistan. farmers in affected regions don't know how they will feed their livestock. but he loves you what you say. yeah, god got probably yet this grasses rotten because of the floods it has turned black . it can't be fed to the livestock. that means that the animals will starve and die as a result of what i got all my guy. yellow. around 700000 head of cattle drown during the floods alone, according to official estimates, the livelihood of many here wiped out. it's a catastrophe. many are trying to sell their surviving livestock at the market, but no one is buying because there's no feed or the little there is now too expensive. rewarded monga result of that is that here we have been destroyed by the floods on our animals, our dying corner monarch. no one is bind them on. it were helpless. i'm sorry. we appeal to the gover

somehow i saved my family from the flood and brought them from my village to karachi, thinking i would earn money and support my family. but i haven't been able to earn anything because trains aren't running and plain and bundle gay. i began cutting the deadly flood submerged a 3rd of pakistan. farmers in affected regions. don't know how they will feed their livestock. but he loved you. what you say. yeah god, god abo a year, this grass is rotten because of the floods i be. it has turned black. oh yeah, it can be fed to the livestock. yeah. that means that the animals will starve and die as a result were caught. i got all my guy younger around 700000 head of cattle drown during the floods alone, according to official estimates, the livelihood of many here wiped out. it's a catastrophe. many are trying to sell their surviving livestock at the market, but no one is buying because there's no feed. oh the little there is now too expensive. awarded modern gave you that better area. we have been destroyed by the floods. all animals are dying. corner monarch, no one is buying them. warner wer

match and about four in karachi provided quite the opposite. given a relatively modest start, 167 are needed to win, england flirted with heavy defeat and then remarkable victory before pakistan eventually dramatically triumphed by three runs. adam reports. having win the toss and put pakistan into backs, england saw a strong start for the hosts who reached 97 without loss before azam was caught. this and they would be comfortable facing a target of 230 herbert losing the early wickets suggested otherwise. the dismissal proved decisive, hitting 3a from just 16 balls. he was then caught out but forced to watch on as pakistan's harris ralph removed debbie tenant 0llie stone with his next ball and with a dramatic finish, topsy—turvy game of cricket ended and the series tied at 2—2. meanwhile, cricket's lawmakers have reiterated the rule that charlie dean fell foul of yesterday in england's women's 0di defeat to india when she was run out at the non—striker�*s end. the mcc have formalised the relevant law and it will come in officially next month b

pakistan reached an agreement to work out a project to build a gas pipeline from karachi to the north of the country with a length of 1,000 km. discussed all the possibility of supplying liquefied natural gas from russia to pakistan natural gas, and pipeline, we are increasing deliveries according to the power of siberia-1 this year, we are expecting an output of about 20 billion cubic meters of gas, concluded on the agreements reached on construction. e of the new route from vladivostok to the north. china is also 10 billion cubic meters of gas in the near future. uh, we expect that there will be, only a final agreement will be reached on axis or siberia 2, this volume is approximately 50 billion cubic meters of gas. even if the damaged liver does not bother, it is better to take care of it in time for two active component would be able to help relieve inflammation and restore liver cells phosphogliv taking care of cookies with a vengeance. the largest bank offers a guaranteed favorable rate on a loan, and no matter where you are, how many you are, ten percent per annum is waiting fo

t20 between pakistan and england, with a host talented opening partnership in again in the runs in karachipakistan have won. england are 2—1 up in the series ahead of this one. ten overs gone, 92 without loss, and this is the final match in karachi before they move on, seven matches in total in the series. meanwhile after england's charlie dean was controversially run out in the women's odi against india with a so—called mankad dismissal. the game's lawmakers have reminded us what the rules actually say. dean was out of her crease at the non—striker�*s end when bowler deepti sharma stopped in her delivery stride to break the bails. it was the wicket that won india the game. there's been a divided response to it. mankading is not strictly against the rules even if some argue it's against the spirit of the game. while the mcc have called for batters to remain in their crease until "they have seen the ball leave the bowler�*s hand". well, charlie dean is playing again today for the southern vipers in the rachael heyhoe—flint trophy final against the northern diamonds at lord's. she even respo

cnn's jomana karachi has more. >> reporter: a week like no other, protests ignited by the death of the snowballed into much more than that. women have been leading the cause for change and freedom, rising up for rights this generation has never had. but even those who have seen it all join in, this young woman waves her head scarf saying death to the supreme leader. the threat of punishment by jail or flogging hasn't stopped their remarkable acts of defidefiance. cnn can't verify this video or where it was filmed. the women in black refusing to come down or to wear her head scarf, the hijab. they try to grab her. she said she was standing up for the sake of anini. the government appears to be using all its got to silent the dissent. a female voice deployed for the first time on the streets. several people so far have been killed and many others injured. the president seemed to dismiss it. >> translator: visa vie what is occurring having demonstrations be it unionized organizations, labor organizations or towards any specific issue or incident of course. these are normal and fully expec

i didn't action so dramatic noise. tricky in karachi that's coming up with solar in a few months. ah hello there. the cool trend is set to continue for europe over the next few days. we've got another front pulling down the northwest enhanced by activity in the atlantic. that's going to bring some blustery winds and scatter chows to the likes of britain and islands and stronger winds in the north of scotland. temperatures in scotland in some areas deploy freezing at night and we are going to see temperatures come down across the board as that cooler. whether it works its way south, some heavy rain affecting northern areas of france on monday, across the low countries into germany and denmark. a bit of a wintry mix blowing into western areas of norway. and we are expecting some snow on the alps longest, both of rain across more central areas working their way further east. and some of those storms that have rumbled across central areas of it's if you pull across in the balkans, we could see some flooding as that. heavy rain works its way into places like albania, much of that rain,

i good news and in the sport action from a dramatic notice of cricket in karachi, it's coming up with santa in a few months. ah ah. ah. safe going home and then international anti corruption excellence award boat now for your hero, lou. ah, you're watching al jazeera, a reminder of our top story is the salad. at least 15 people, including 11 children, have been killed and several injured after. a gunman opened fire at a school in russia. the shooting took place in the central city of is hisco. banks and lebanon have started to partially reopen, after being close for nearly a week, due to security concerns. branches were shot following, a wife of holdups across the country by to positives, trying to exist the frozen savings. it's really appears on course for its 1st fall right, prime minister since world war 2. the right when coalition led by georgia, maloney is projected to take a majority of seats and parliament making her the most likely candidate to lead the country. i am now joined by valerie at foss yawn. she is an expert on italian state welfare and european policies, a politica

the 2 nations will contest $7020.00 matches in karachi and the whole starting on tuesday. even captain john butler has also confirmed his team will donate for people affected by the floods in the country. very excited to be a very much looking forward to that or it's great to be back as an engine cricket team after a long time. and as you've mentioned, any of our players of played in, in the past. so, and should you know, the positive experiences from being here and i hope that we can put on a great show for people who, who want to watch this tool. after you mentioned a long time since we've been there is an england team. we know pac sun a very strong side. we look forward to challenging ourselves against them and expect to see some great cricket in rugby, the new zealand, all blacks have retained. the blade of flow kept the trophy, which they contest annually against the strain. yet the key was also top, the rugby championship table to south africa and argentina, also in contention of the 10 1st off, easy the race into the 31 say need early in the 2nd the all the, all the

clarissa ward joins us live from a shelter for the displaced in karachi. right now. >> reporter: well, john, you heard the secretary general, he said the support that they have received so far for the u.n. is just a drop in the ocean of what is needed. we are here at one of these makeshift camps, they have sprung up all over this area to try to accommodate the millions of people who have been pushed from their homes. you can see it is a desperate situation here. this used to be a girls school, people are sleeping on the floor, there are flies everywhere. there are 50 families sharing a single bathroom, a lot of the people we've been talking to have been here for weeks, they're sick many of them. they are lucky to get food, but simply put, this is not a sustainable situation and this is also an incredibly expensive situation for the government of pakistan, the army chief telling the u.n. secretary general that they have spent roughly $30 billion, that number is only going to go up because, guess what, john, the people we are talking to here say that even wh

with good reason, karachi gives itself this title.and win? 50-50. all pakistan likes cricket so - how many will england win? 50-50. all pakistan likes cricket so much i all pakistan likes cricket so much we appreciate england coming, pakistan is a safe country. i like that. weight this is what it takes to make the series happen. how the teams are escorted just at a training sessions, security fears have kept touring sides away. england are here for 7t20 matches in all and will be captained initially by a man who grew up in birmingham witha strong by a man who grew up in birmingham with a strong pakistani heritage. hopefully we will put on a good show for the crowds. with england not coming here for so long, it has been really sad and it�*s been quite depressing for a lot of people. i think the fact we are here and in the future we will come many times more is a great sign for me to be part of that is amazing. i�*d make the teams have been sharing evening training sessions with the grounds are split in two. backs down on one side and e

thank you. guys all pakistan's creatures have pulled off a dramatic winning karachi to level their t 20 series against england to all england had victory inside. they needed just 5 runs off. the last 10 balls for 2 were kits in succession from pack stems. star bowl harris ralph and run out in the final o that saw the hosts over the line game. 5 of the 7 match series takes place in the fall on wednesday. and a chaotic finish to the miami dolphins game with division rivals. the buffalo bills with less than 2 minutes to go, thomas moore says punk was blocked by the backside of his i'm teammate blake ferguson. the ball went out of the end zone, giving the bills a safety and 2 points. but miami, held on fred 2119 when their 3rd straight victory and the dolphins on top of the a f c. okay, that is a sports looking for now let's get back to lauren in london. andy, thanks very much and that's it for me. lauren taylor, this news hour i'll be back to another for one of the news in just a couple minutes. thanks for watching. ah ah. and debating the issues of the day produce as always, then crimi

from seattle to karachi, theatres and cinemas were shut sole prohibited access to all public venues. manchester closed at school. while in many parts of africa, village leaders restricted gatherings even at funerals. after many months of negligence, there was a widespread increase in awareness across the continents. everything possible was done to restrict social interaction. though in france, restaurant terraces still remained open until 7 pm. spain closed its borders while a stranger blocked its harbours. in japan dropped explanatory leaflets by air. many universities remained closed, or courses were taught outdoors. the even delivery men were kept from their customer. ah, ah, although there was as yet no mention of quarantine, tom had become the norm. ah, ah, as the days passed, prevention based messages became orders. you must use a handkerchief when you sneeze. one leaflet, hammered out by the u. s. surgeon general red cops and sneezes, spread diseases as dangerous as isn't gas. shells the messages posted along public highways and, and public transport set. the tone and i masks

police in the pakistani city of karachi say unidentified gunmen have opened fire inside a dental clinicinese national and seriously injuring two others. they said the deceased had been identified as a chinese doctor who also had pakistani nationality. he had been running the clinic for a long time. no group has admitted responsibility for the shooting. us vice president kamala harris is on her way to the south korean capital seoul. once there, she's expecting to visit the demilitarised zone separating north and south korea. tensions are high on the korean peninsula at the moment, with pyongyang firing a missile in response to large—scale naval exercises jointly held this week by the us and south korea, which resumed for the first time in five years. duyeon kim is a senior fellow at the centre for a new american security in seoul and gave me her assessment of what the trip is all about. i think vice president harris�*s trip is intended to send a message to south and north korea. south korea to demonstrate and show its commitment security and defence and a message to north korea that the

a minute silent was held at karachi for the victims in pakistan and for queen elizabeth ii.touring there. the tourists claimed six wickets for victory and pakistan made 158—7 but england chasedit pakistan made 158—7 but england chased it down with four balls to spare. here is our sport correspondent. when the buses with a security convoy safely delivered the players inside the stadium i must admit there was a sense of really. it could begin again. england in pakistan and we could focus perhaps some cricket again. as a super league, the psl, has done a lot to restore the profile of pakistani cricket globally and it was a man who played in the psl to put his own path, alex hales, who starred on his return to the england team. his 53 helped england team. his 53 helped england chased down pakistan's relatively modest total of 158 and as england look for more options ahead of the g20 world cup, harry brooke, batted and luke would was the bowler and was encouraging and there we were talking about cricket issues. a surer sense of normality! several pakistani supporters on their way

syn province, eastern same province. seen the return of some rain high temperatures here as well . karachi, $38.00, that's above average, and also still some rain lingering across northern areas of pakistan spilling into afghanistan. so some showers seem likely in cobble with a 125 degrees. temperatures of lowered, bish kick tashkent and shabby. you're now in the high to mid twenties on monday after turkey we go slug of rain moving across the boss for as seen. those winds pick up his wall, for example, with the high 26 degrees in central africa, the tropics. here it's really west of nairobi, west of d saba, where we're really seeing the biggest bursts of rain on monday. now for south africa, huge swath of the country under extreme fire. danger, we do have some showers, dancing in to quasi luna towel and the free states. so that will help. but we certainly need much more rain in this the the welcome. a main event gets close that out. here it is here. every step of the way. i'm going to go with fans across the globe. things can expect some strong support. hearing with the spotlight on north

humidity over the next few days, but it can switch very quickly off the pakistan as seabreeze in karachi. that's also picking up the humidity there, few showers around the foothills of the himalayas. otherwise, a fairly con conditions, but where it's not. com, it's turkey as ne black seacoast. some stormy weather in the forecast here. sundry down port that includes 4 tribes on with the height $21.00 degrees after the tropics of africa, central africa. and i think it's really this western side of the democratic republic of congo. we're going to see our heaviest bursts of rain and a bad day. and zanzibar, coming in at 30 degrees, and we've got still disruptive, rain, disruptive snow for this eastern side of south africa, round with sue to, for example, over the higher ground. that's where we're seeing the snow. but this act of whether pushing into southern moves and big so what day for my food? so in terms of steps, years have come up in vin talk. we've got you in for 26 degrees on wednesday real later. ah, this was the moment the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is

she joins us from karachi, pakistan, and, but then the climate justice project director at the institute for policy studies in washington dc. and of course, remember you could always join us on youtube with your thoughts and questions. now, i want to start with the recovery efforts in the scale of this crisis, this disaster. what can you tell us is most needed at this given moment. so there's not a things right now if i wouldn't even say that we're actually re it, i think we're still waiting for the water to recede before people get actually start even thinking about going home right now. as mentioned, the health issues are really at the i maybe not even at the peak they getting to that big. so there's a lot of need for health interventions is a lot of need for medication. there's a lot of need for food interventions as well. people have lost a lot of, as is mentioned and people have lost a lot of their crops and whatever, limited resources they have a that gone down significantly more. so there's a need for shelters as the need for food. there's a need for health interventions, and ther

the t 20 series got underway a short time ago in karachi, england last toward pakistan in 2005. now international cricket was played in pakistan for 6 years after an attack on the shlang contained by gunman in 2009. england were due to plain pakistan last year, but hold out due to concerns about traveling in the area with my roots being from here and to lead england in such a big series and a historic series it's, it's huge and it's very proud moment for me and my family, i'm my mom and dad and everybody. so of course that my family is very happy and my friends, my community and everybody who i feel like i represent a very happy for me and but it's more up to new england in any game, anywhere in the world is, is a huge honor that brings us to the end of this show, we're back in the top. they are stay with us. ah, the lead your company on to the pitch is a special moment for any football or that do it as a palestinian woman is a remarkable achievement. footballing legend added canton ella introduces honey valia who broke through social and political barriers to inspire a generati

while this is one for the history books, karachi more than a meter of rain so far this year, just another indication of this monsoon season and still seen that rain leak into eastern and lower sin province on wednesday. and when we do get into this rain, it's been some pretty intense bursts of rain, so flash fighting, also a risk here after turkey, we go that energy around the ne black sea coast pushing into the caucuses. so some downpours to be expected around to blue sea with a high of $24.00 degrees through the tropics of africa. it's west of nairobi. west of a d. saddler bar. we've really got these big rounds of rain, of course, surround lake victoria on wednesday of for southern africa. it's focused on south africa, a huge swath of the country under extreme fire. danger here it's been dry. the temperatures shot up in cape town to 25 degrees. that's above average for this and the year. get out and enjoy official airline of the journey. ah, ah, with ah ah, hello, you're watching out a 0. i'm emily anglin. he's a reminder of our top stories this. our queen elizabeth, the 2nd coffin has

on wednesday to 85 percent or so high heat, high humidity through our southern pakistan as well. karachi, 39 degrees, but in some cases it's feeling about 50 and still getting bursts of rain for eastern and lower st province. and where we have seen this rain, there been some pretty good down ports down ports to be expected through the boss for us. and also for turkeys, northeast black sea coast. and after central africa, we go, we've got our usual round of showers and storms through the tropics here a trap that susan ah issue. airline of the journey. from imprison dissidents to inspiration from found independent states to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing. in the conclusion of a to thought, documentary seems a jesse a world expose the wise to power of the 1st leader over independence bosnia herzegovina is at bakovich from prison. there to president on a jesse eda. oh ah! the watching out is there a reminder of our top stories? moon is in scotland, have been paying their last respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd a coffin is lying at rest in edinburgh before traveling to

when this weather report right now in pakistan, and it is a dry day, a few clouds floating around karachi. you've got a height of $33.00 and that fair weather also continues further toward the north. so as mom about coming in at 32 degrees and we'll see if some of this weather from the northwest of india weeks into pocket stun. that's it soon. cas, airway official airline of the journey. a son. a father. aah! and mutual loves of the arts. the stage is set to moralize fading memories ah, in a magical race against time. i witness our time mission on a oh a you're watching l 0. his reminder of our headlines this our a u. s. judge has thrown out the baltimore man's murder conviction in a case highlighted by one of the most popular podcasts ever. nancy spent nearly 23 years in jail, convicted for the strangling murder of his ex girlfriend. the taliban says as released american engineer, mark frederick's, in exchange for a senior taliban member, held by the united states as your nurse, i had been in us custody for 17 years facing drug, georgia. ah, and the u. k. in the world had bid farewell to