of the supermarkets initially, then restaurants, which culminated in him actually wanting at the new river restaurant the most uh, sort of a lavish restaurant in russia where had stayed off and met and hosting big big events, so it's really in 20142016 when he diversified into the p. m. c. area. and the private military contractors. the wagner group, which had an elaborate and extensive reach into africa and other countries assisting their military's or militias fighting in the regional conflicts and invited in and funded by them. and this is where for goes you when he comes to international recognition. and certainly so in june of this year, when one of his very public spots with the russian ministry defense, the wagner group playing a central role in the military oper just and you find particular around that city of blackmore, which was the scene of a very brutal baffled between, as the wagner fighter supported by the russian military defense. and of course, the ukrainian military precaution, having very public spots with the ministry defense, calling out the defense smith to show you a

interregional passenger traffic , in fact no, let's 100 billion, we will allocate 100 billion to create a new riverransport , primarily the passenger fleet, and in this way. well, let's bring back the past, the head of the profile committee proposed to hold a meeting on the development of river transport. large parliamentary hearings or visiting meeting of the council of the state duma government hour with the participation of the head of the ministry of transport became the final spring session next parliamentary season regular meetings with ministers will continue dmitry oreshkin nikita karaskin parliamentary hour. on july 27 , actions of dead children in the donbass took place throughout the country; these crimes of the kiev regime will not remain unknown , deputies in the state duma said they initiated a second parliamentary investigation. the results of the commission's work will be presented to the world community. the topic will be continued by elena zheldina. he didn't break, and he didn't let me break, that's all. now ruslan is sorting through sports with passion, mastering everything new,

the new river flows into the pacific ocean. here while you in the just 15 minutes before the big one year procession is set to start the mass and sales that have just been raised must come down again to fit the boat. under the power lines, the boat trailer has been patched up. but lean is skeptical. what time is it? the $1149.00. after all, so both ways, 7 tons. i'm a little worried. it doesn't look stable enough. i don't want everything to break upon us again. mean and to help her. so the only one's a load on board. now let's go for our final ride. then anchors away and the boat is ready to start its journey. the trip takes about an hour with a constant stream of water spread under the keel. the axle is still holding the of all the evil spirits in the lease from the village for on board. they will burn with a boat. the exact path to the water is of course dictated by the gods. the opponent arriving at the shore daily. and his problem keen wants to go for a quick swim the, the other one that was a beautiful trip better than any

our report, i will call it, i will come by cobb reports from to i, billy town on the news river with food essential supply down with a co, bus least, and wants to make this into levity a furious for them. it's clear who is responsible for the dire situation, sang since impulse, but it to us and fronts. a close ally of the over the phone government the with very happy that the minute trees take you know, fast over the last few years we've suffered so much because of regional and secure a single. they had their no job. we've only lived on agriculture and outcasts. oh, wow. yeah. but then the terrorist took all the animals and killed on men and sons having the home. and the government has done absolutely nothing about it. you know, the, but i mean, i do in the me, at the local market. customers can still find staples, that price, but fewer and fewer people can afford to buy them. you know what we really want now that the military has taken control, is that they go to the shopkeepers and get them to lower prices. they need to have pity on us. i'm not going eco, was say they're going to d

the new river has created an impressive natural wonder here the, the gorgeous, famous for its waterfalls and temples. the river flows into the pacific ocean here while you and the just 15 minutes before the big one year procession is set to start the masts and sales that have just been raised must come down again to fit the boat. under the power lines, the boat trailer has been patched up. but the lien is skeptical. what time is it? the $1149.00. the after all. so both ways. 7 tons. with one. i'm a little worried. it doesn't look stable enough. i don't want everything to break upon us again. mean and to help her. so the only one's a load on board. now. let's go for our final ride. then anchors away, and the boat is ready to start at stern. the trip takes about an hour with a constant stream of water spread under the keel. the axle is still holding the all of the evil spirits and demons from the village for on board. they will burn with a vote. the exact best to the water is of course, dictated by the god, the opponent arriving at the shore daily. and his problem keen wants to go for a qu

so the main thing here will be to divert new rivers and get more fresh water for the canals to operate in the new normal and the, and the changing of the klein. okay, thank you so much for that. and that is hello sandra from the from the panama canal, i will still head on al jazeera visa takes action against spines, full chief luis ruby. alice is accused of kissing planned, shining hum. also without the consent and complaints of bullying and discrimination against online female game is being tackled the brought to you by visit capital to that are probably 2 more days of heat twice in the southern states, texas and louisiana. in particular, before this line of storms, which doesn't look particularly active, stops to move into just become more active and not so where the fault is. it takes you down to thirty's, where it should be. this is cooler weather and probably welcome weather or rather most after weather for the midway switch, showers, running out through the rockies and the cascades. it's to halt in seattle boats 30 degrees, but not breaking records. the which is the weather has m

noted the acceleration of the economic growth of belarus the minsk motor company will present new engines for river transport and italy's public debt reached a historic high in june. you watch economic news with you. i am olga kalairova. good morning. belarusians continue to accelerate economic growth , analysts of the eurasian development bank concluded . the gdp growth rate amounted to 2% in annual terms in january june , industry remains the main driver for this period. she grew by 6% in annual terms, the growth is also associated with high domestic consumer demand. here, both household consumption, primarily due to wage growth, and investment increased. their growth was provided by enterprises' own sources of budgetary funds in approximately equal shares, in addition , domestic trade and construction had a significant impact on the increase in gdp in january june. belarusians, yaroslavl region plan to approach the landmark figure of trade turnover of half a billion dollars by the end of the year we cooperate in different areas, but in the top, of course, the industry pays great attention to tra

do the laser is trying to place at is miles on the brand new river symposia and reports on this. on both shipments from ukraine have been arriving. this is the damage caused by rushing gold strikes on the cranium. port is mile on the new preferred toms of grain spilled from at least 2 to sward. silas, the latest attack on your queen screen infrastructure firefighters worked hard, but the damage will take time to repair it is while across the new from natal member romania has been the major root out of ukraine for grand shipments says the collapse of the of lexi quin deal last month, there are alternatives most the buy land, but they are costly and slow. great prices from verizon, by 15 percent in the last 2 weeks. as the crisis deepens, rush is actually the better position now than it was last year, because as we saw with the, the, the oil tankers going asia to asia, russia has found alternative ways to explore its green as he hit rail lines. for example, the main doors, so transport lines the open down to the rainy port defender of us. so it's fund alternatives for its green comm

that is male or new river became the main that trends that great russian pulled out oxy. green deal and you and where, cuz across numerous sectors have gone on strike. how's the government been moved? few subsidies, actual prices and other costs, assuming no thousands of soldiers and police officers in el salvador, cracking down on the bonnet, gangs. and the country is essentially region of cabanas. well then 7000 soldiers and a 1000 police are involved in the operation of salvatore has been under a state of emergency since march and last year, which is in the rest of a 72000 alleged gang members or a such a jose may go cruise as an expert on criminal violence and guns, he says there been many accusations of human rights foundations during the rest of those accused of being affiliated with gangs. well, the government is saying that they are linked to these operation because uh, over the weekend there was an attack on a couple of police posts uh from, from, again, that has to be independent. reconfirm, especially because in the country, the presidents all guys have the nam

then restaurants, which culminated in him actually wanting at the new river restaurant the most uh, sort of a lavish restaurant in russia where heads of state often met and hosting big big events. so it's really in 20142016 when he diversified into the p. m. c area and the private military contractors, the wagner group, which had a, an elaborate and extensive reach into africa and other countries assisting their military's or militias fighting in the regional conflicts and invited in and funded by them. and this is where for goes and when it comes to international recognition . and certainly so in june of this year when one of his very public spots with the russian ministry defense, the wagner group playing a central role in the military operate. just did you find a particular round in the city of blackwood, which was the scene of a very brutal, thoughtful between as the wagner fighters supported by the russian military defense . and of course, the ukrainian military, pre goshen having very public spots with the ministry defense calling out the defense, missed the show, you demanding a b

of the supermarkets initially, then restaurants, which culminated in him actually wanting at the new river restaurant the most uh, sort of a lavish restaurant in russia where had stayed off and met and hosting big big events, so it's really in 2014, 2016 when he diversified into the p. m. c. area and the private military contractors. the wagner group, which had an elaborate and extensive reach into africa and other countries assisting their militaries or militias fighting in the regional conflicts and invited in and funded by them. and this is where for gotomeeting comes to international recognition and certainly so in june of this year when one of his very public spots with the russian ministry defense, the wagner group playing a central role in the military oper just and you find particular around that city of blackmore, which was the scene of a very brutal, baffled between of the wagner fighters supported by the russian military defense. and of course, the ukrainian military precaution, having very public spots with the ministry defense, calling out the defense smith to show you a deman

the strikes hit green facilities in the city across the down new river from romania, which is a member of nato, falling to free from destroyed russian. drones also damaged a building and keywords. earlier this week, russia said it destroyed ukrainian drones targeting moscow. they also claimed to have taken out a naval drone attacking a russian warship and the black sea. as we're joined now by sam, been that he's a fellow at the center for a new american security in washington dc. welcome back to the w. good to see you. so how has modern drone technology made this war different from previous ones? well, a lot of these drones actually provide very important intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance capabilities. but they also provide a long range striking ability for either side that is a fraction of the cost of using more expensive missiles. the fact that a lot of these doors are flying in large numbers is also indicative of the desire by both sides of military's as well as the defense industries to manufacturers. many of these drones as possible. once again, these drones are actuall

exports facility near the border with romania operations now suspended that the is now 4th on the new river became the main transit points, the great off the russia pull down to the black sea. great and police in brazil have killed more than 40 people in rates across the 3 states as part of operation to combat drug gangs. but is all the headlines on use here and i'll just, they're off to counting the cost. in depth analysis of the days headlines, the care motivation for, for goes and was the preservation of wagner as its own and not being some students by the state. inside story on al jazeera of the hello and 0, then yea, this is counting the cost on alpha 0. your weekly look at the world of business and economics. this week, heat waves, the war and ukraine, and export bands on a central staples. the threats to global food supplies are piling up. will that lead to higher prices and more hunger. also this week, oil supplies are tightening, and prices are creeping higher or market starting to turn in opec's favor after a series of production costs. a lack of fuel, a lack of food, and a lack o

facility in the, the border with romania operations anal suspended, entity smell, or something to new river. it became the main transit points to grind up to russia . pull down like c trying to she is cooling. this is because last section, so a legal end to man. the west african regional block has sense of delegation to a boucher to discuss the use of military force sizing is as a last results or at least 20 people have died off to an overloaded boat capsized and you can to the i to by the side there was strong winds on like victoria the boat. quickly stanza taking on volta catherine slowly reports the boat was ferrying staged for people and cargo between islands in lake victoria . when 8 cups sized strong winds, we've top a storm, flipping the boat over fishermen and marine police rescued, 8 people and retrieved plenty bodies. 5 people are still missing, present them? yeah, yeah. we came to the lake at 5 in the morning. there were too many of us on the boat. there was also cargo. the weather was not good, very soon. water started seeping into the boat and people started screaming. everyone

and just this week, reports indicate rushing drones from ukrainian brain facilities at the new river port in his mouth. last month, brush also unilaterally withdrew from the black print c grain initiative and initiative that was helping brain get out to the world, especially the developing world. this is norma. this is not the behavior. okay, that was the us invested to the un linda thomas greenfield, speaking the at the un headquarters in new york. let's demo from our correspondent christian salumi. she's also the apps, the u. n. in new york and christian. what has been the united nations reactions sofa to the death of if any progression as well, neither the united nations secretary general nor the diplomats that i've spoke to here have had an official reaction to the death of per goes. and, and we've been speaking to many of the un officials and to the diplomats as well. and when you speak to the diplomats, they don't want to get ahead of their capitals on this evolving situation. and, but it's clear that everyone is paying close attention and watching for the repercussions, partic

tom llamas, nbc news, crystal river, florida >>> in other news this morning, a graduate student at the university of north carolina chapel hill is now in custody after monday's deadly shooting on campus. 34-year-old tyailei qile appear in court for the first time. police say the suspect and the victim did know each other but the motive is still unclear. the shooting sparked chaos on the campus, force ing an hours long lockdown. classes will resume tomorrow >>> medicare has named the namet ten prescription drugs it was the major component of the inflation reduction act and a move president biden praised as a victory for the american people alice barr has more. >> reporter: hope for lower prices on ten widely-use prescription drugs under the inflation reduction act. it's a center piece of the biden administration's efforts to drive down medication costs for seniors. >> i promise you, i'm going to have your back, and ill never stop fighting for you on this issue. >> reporter: those ten drugs account for more than $50 billion or 20% of total medicare part d spending over the past year >> t

the city of it was a risk was meant to be protected from new by rivers, by a dam. but it's failed, leaving streets flooded. the rescue cause of sprawling into action to retrieve residents from their homes and to take them to evacuation centers some already expecting little to come back to student minutes or what the level upside is for me to is. did you save something? no, nothing, nothing, even documented. dozens of other settlements in the region bordering china, have also been left cutoff handling. the weather is crazy. this year we've had rain for a month, and the clouds are coming again. now, the regions governor says road repair work is already underway in some locations where the flood waters have subsided. but hundreds of homes across the area still submerged, and without power. rushes fall east is just the latest place to feel the effects of type food can use. it also brought heavy rain. i'm studying across the boulder in northeast in china. that's often the long lived weather system 1st faceted southern japan earlier this week. before tearing up the korea

issued yellow meteorological in these simple demand areas we are staying on the banks of the new national rivers, there is a possibility of spot floods in the southeastern regions of our country. in other parts of our country, it will be calm for two days and the sky will be clear to a little cloudy. for the northern coast of the country, we have a clear to a little cloudy sky for today. we expect that from tomorrow in the northern parts of our country, there will be an increase in the number of rains in the north-eastern part of the country, and the rains for the north and north-eastern coasts of our country are predicted from tomorrow. to the possibility of drowning there is damage to light vessels, few marine activities will be carried out, the phenomenon of 120-day winds will continue to occur in the eastern part of the country , dust will reduce visibility and reduce air quality, in the north of sistan and baluchistan province, there is a possibility there is also a sand and dust storm for razavi khorasan, south khorasan, sistan and baluchistan. you can see that the wind is stronger. meteor

tom llamas, nbc news, crystal river, florida. >>> and our gabe gutierrez is further up the coast, where mandatory evacuations have been ordered. gabe, what's happening there? >> reporter: lester, good evening. the mayor here of cedar key says that this is the worst forecast that he's ever seen for this area many businesses here have already boarded up, and some businesses have actually emptied out their lobbies, because they expect this entire area to be under water. now, cedar key is a series of islands in the gulf of mexico, and officials here expect there to be a potential 10 to 15-foot storm surge. now, mandatory evacuation order is in effect here. the deadline to leave was 4:00 p.m. today. but the mayor says about 100 people have decided to stay and ride out the storm the national weather service and hurricane center say that this entire area could be cut off because of the rising water, so the major here, in a last-minute warning, is urging people to get out. lester >> all right, gabe, thank you. >>> we'll turn to the deadly shooting now that has rocked the university of north car

crystal river is now in the crosshairs. this is somewhat new territory for you guys, right? a major hurricane hasn't come through this area i've been told ever. >> correct. we haven't seen anything like in a very long time. >> reporter: idalia threatens to wash away parts of the florida coast with record-setting storm surge. that's a hurricane's deadliest threat. the initial rush of water comes suddenly. 3 feet is considered life-threatening. at 6 feet, waves cause significant damage, breaking through doors and windows. at 9 feet, the floods move farther inland. a 12 to 15-foot storm surge would be catastrophic for low-lying communities in florida. that roofline, that's about 15 feet right there. and look where the water already is at high tide, inches from the backyard. now a double threat from mother nature. a king tide expected wednesday. that's when the sun, moon, and earth align to produce tides 1 to 2 feet higher than normal. the few from the space station shows idalia's monstrous size. but its destructive power needs to be seen up close. look at these villages in west

the port of izmail sits on the new river, alo the border with romania. -- danube river, along the border part of a key route for the grain trade. after the attack, crews worked to dowels major fires. it's the latest such attack since russia ended a deal allowing grain traffic through the black sea. pope francis has arrived in portugal and rebuked the nation's roman catholic clergy after a damning report on sexual abuse of minors. the pope said the church must purify itself and listen to victims. he arrived earlier at the presidential palace in lisbon, to attend the first catholic world youth day since the pandemic. it's his first major trip since intestinal surgery in june. still to come on the newshour, judy woodruff explores the connection between the decline in local newspapers and the nation's political divides. and a look at the lasting influence of the late irish singer-songwriter sinead o'connor. ♪ >> this is the pbs, from weta studios in washington, and from the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: over the past few decades, more

it would be made in operations to suspend, as of a smile. port on the new river became the main transit points of grain after russia pulled out of the black sea green deal. former us president donald trump has been indicted for attempts to have a ton the results of the 2020 presidential election. it's transferred criminal indictment police here. he's been summons to a p before expense will charge on the state. of julian workers across humorous sectors have gone on strike up to the government, remove fuels, subsidies, federal prices, and all the costs of soaring. now telling us capitalists recorded as heavy as rain full in more than a century. just over the past few days. launch pulse of move in. china have been submerged and polluted water by ging of the surrounding province of have a hit by severe flooding. destroying rhodes and knocking out power streets turned into canals, forcing and budgets increased to use a rubber boats to rescue those stranded so to you're not sure what tony, i have never seen any rain like this in more than 40 years. we saw people online thing that the bridge a

and for the provisions are getting scarce in the landlocked country to the re is a city on the new shall river just 120 kilometers north of the capital in the army . as our next report shows, residents, there are feeling the effect of sanctions. 7 down with a cold us least and wants to write to us and to be the furious for them. it's clear who is responsible for the dire situation saying since impulse, but each of us and france a close ally of the over the phone government the we have very happy that the minute truth taken out. in fact, over the last few years, we've suffered so much because of regional and secure a single. they had their no job, we've only lived on agriculture, an outcast. so. but then the terrorist took all the animals and killed on men and sons having the home. and the government has done absolutely nothing about it. you know, the, but i mean, i do think the me at the local market. customers can still find staples, that price, but fewer and fewer people can afford to buy them. we know what we really want now that the military has taken control, is that they go to the shopke

he visited the sib mineral water transfer system and the godar river . the newsut the conversion of the godar river into a protected area will soon reach lake urmia. must be upgraded from the level good protection of all the resources of mishini is not only protection of flora and fauna, water and soil resources are protected, the head of the country's environment organization opened the fifth environmental protection post of lake urmia national park . the effect of the 5.3 magnitude earthquake in turkey, this earthquake occurred at a depth of 7 kilometers in the 16th district of our city in the government of turkey, and the minister of interior of turkey said that these people were injured as a result of fear and jumping from heights, ali roy qaya added the group. have been dispatched to the area and damage assessment has begun in the 7th earthquake the 6th of bahman 1401 is not in the south of turkey, more than 44 thousand people were killed, a palestinian youth was martyred by the zionist soldiers in the tulkarm camp, according to palestinian sources, mahmoud

erin mclaughlin, nbc news >>> and coming up, the alarming impact of global warming as a river that brings water to millions evaporates the stakes for all americans in our series, "climate challenge. >>> back now with the alarming news about a critical water lifeline for the western u.s. a new study finding the colorado river basin has lost trillions of gallons over the years as temperatures rise. miguel almaguer with more in our series, "climate challenge." >> reporter: as one of the nation's most precious resources continueues to dwindndle, toninight a new w study coconfirms whahat researchers long feared, over a period of 21 years, the vital colorado river basin has lost 10 trillion gallons of water due to warming temperatures the staggering amount is enough to fill lake mead, the nation's largest reservoir, which today is dangerously depleted how concerned are you by what you've seen? >> i would say that this is a wake-up call in terms of climate change's impact on water availability for the colorado basin. >> reporter: with human-caused climate change, greenhouse gases pushing tempera

evaporation in these countries, especially due to the construction of dams in turkey and the new tigris and euphrates rivers that iraq has not faced more than 3 billion cubic meters of water to supply its own water supply and agriculture. if we can create a modern water supply network in in this case, we can triple the area of ​​cultivated land in iraq, and it is in a severe dry period , so it must use advanced methods and tools that are different from traditional tools . to compensate part of the water shortages of this country, for this purpose the iraqi government to the idea of ​​using foreign investment and new technology to end the problem of water wastage has come up. a japanese organization has also come to help iraq by applying advanced technology in the field of irrigation of agricultural lands to reduce water wastage and the image of irrigation. the use of new equipment and technologies . to irrigate agricultural lands in iraq , it will lead to the reduction of wastage and optimization of water consumption in this country, and you iraqis will help . the ministry of agriculture says that the old m

a new study has found that the colorado river basin, a lifeline for millions, has lost trillions of gallons as temperatures rise. here's here's miguel almaguerer >> reporteter: as one. nag nation's most precious resources continues to dwindle, a new study confirms what researchers feared the vital colorado river basin has lost 10 trill gaion gallonsf water. it is enough to fill lake imme mead, which today is dangerously depleted >> i would say this is a wakeup call, in terms of climate change's impact on water availability from the colorado basin. >> reporter: with human-caused climate change, greenhouse gases pushing temperatures up, the colorado river has seen an 10% decrease in flow, compounding an existing emergency, a lack of water for the west do you think this crisis is only going to worsen? >> i think in the long term, yes. >> reporter: sflanaking through seven states, it provides water to 40 million people the evaporating water supply coululd mean inflated coarsts f farmers, passed along to people across the country >> we don't have the ability to extract more water out of system w

rivers. what direction it takes on the wye will impact communities throughout the country. hywel griffith, bbc newst bramley—moore dock. merseyside police are in the early stages of investigating his death. the health and safety executive said it had officials "on—site", who were making inquiries. a case has captured the attention of people in australia. 0njuly the 29, five people sat down for a tiny meal in a tiny australian town, within a week, three were dead, afore fighting for his life and a fifth under investigation for allegedly poisoning her guests with wild mushrooms. 48—year—old erin patterson who cooked the lunch has sent a five page statement to the police that has not been publicly released, but was reported by the australian broadcasting population and several broadcasters. in it, she said she had no idea what happened and she loved her family and wouldn't hurt them. more from sydney. a family meal that turned into a mysterious tragedy. injuly the 29th, erin patterson cooked beef wellington for her former in—laws don and gail patterson, heather's sister heather wilkinson and her husba

a new bridge across the river was tested for strength.on gunpowder installed dozens of sensors. they read any fluctuations in the structure and launched a dump truck with a weight of 25 tons . it connects several communities at once. points with the district center. they promise to open the main traffic on the bridge before the end of september after all the tests. we wish all colleagues a good broadcast of the inhabitants of moscow and the moscow region . see you in a few seconds. the prosecutor 's office is checking the circumstances of a serious fire in krasnogorsk, the source of ignition was located on the top floor from where the flames spread to the roof, covering about 1000 square meters, an apartment in two entrances was damaged. so now they need a serious overhaul maxim oparin with details. fire alarms on the remote control the duty officer arrived at 10:30 am the chase was spreading very quickly by the time firefighters arrived he was already raging on the roof. it spread strongly upwards on the balcony, they closed the door so

james river right there now mcclellan, you know went up the york river and then followed the richmond new york river railroad for various reasons. this little peripheral campaign that grants planning the smaller army is going to go along the james river. and we'll be able to strike either for richmond. or for the smaller town of petersburg so what about petersburg well? in order for the confederates to ed lee's army. andeople of richmond they need supplies. supplies, come on. four railroads the confederates would have to keep at least two of those railroads. at least two in order to keep richmond fed to keep lee's army fed to maintain their position in virginia. okay, so they've got to keep two out of the four. three out of the four come together at petersburg. so if the union that union forced that subsidiary arm is smaller army. i'm going to tell you about little more in a minute were to go to petersburg and take petersburg now and the commander has an option go for richmond go for petersburg. if the confederates cover richmond leave petersburg uncovered and that smaller union army take

is a water shortage. in iraq, especially because of turkey's dam constructions and the new tigris and euphrates riversich iraq has not faced much, and agriculture itself is 3 billion cubic meters. if we can create a modern water supply network , then we can triple the area of ​​cultivated land in iraq . there is a period of severe drought, so it should use advanced methods and tools that are different from traditional tools . solving the problem of water wastage in iraq, which involved the iraqi people and statesmen, can compensate for part of the water shortages in this country. for this purpose, the iraqi government thinking of using foreign investment and new technology for the end to address the problem of water wastage, a japanese organization has also come forward to help iraq by using advanced technology in the field of irrigation of agricultural lands to reduce water wastage and the image of irrigation. the optimization of water consumption in this country will lead and the iraqis will help. the ministry of agriculture says that the old methods of irrigation are one of the most important reaso

the employees that can bunch of dom is on large multi purpose style under construction on the new shall river just northwest of the capital. yeah, i mean, it's worth the $808000000.00 and it began in 2019. it's set to have a capacity of a 150 megawatts send to provide education to boost food production. in the jap, well, joining us live from new york city is good to go. can't use the optic editor at some of for it's an online use platform to have you with us on audra 0. how important is the is down to china is relations with nature in a funny kind of way. this is a really big project that the chinese will care about. this down is way more important to you as a country, as you, but your point of elk uh, towards the future of its electricity supply and the socket culture. and so many other projects that so electricity all is necessary for both of the chinese. this is the chinese construction company, but has to stop the work, but the actual funders all consults, result, you move international financially as an, it's less of an investment by the chinese. the chinese, you'll be more concerned abo

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a new study finding the colorado river basin has lost trillions of gallons over the years as temperaturesguer with more in our series, "climate challenge." >> reporter: as one of the nation's most precious resourceses contininues to dwiwindle, tonight a new study confirms what researchers long feared, over a period of 21 years, the vital colorado river basin has lost 10 trillion gallons of water due to warming temperatures. the staggering amount is enough to fill lake mead, the nation's largest reservoir which today is dangerously depleted. how concerned are you by what you've seen? >> i would say that this is a wake-up call in terms of climate change's impact on water availability for the colorado basin. >> reporter: with human-caused climate change, greenhouse gases pushing temperatures up, the colorarado river h has seseen a 10% d decrease in flow, compounding an existing emergency, a lack of water for the west. >> do you think this crisis is only going to worsen? >> i think in the long term, yes. >> reporter: snaking through seven western states, the overtaxed river provides drinking

is pursuing a lawsuit against texas & governor abbott over the river barriers & its environmental impact. he spoke to the dallas morning newsw what it will take to get our rivers back. that is a destroyed island. you don't make a comeback if you just remove everything that is there. we have to let the river heal, let our community heal. we need to remove all of these impediments out of the river. that is a federally protected river. none of that should be in there. amy: this is mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador speaking last week condemning texas governor greg abbott's immigration policy. >> their nationalities are being investigated. the people found in the rio grande river. action will be taken. we are already demanding the removal of these buoys which deny our sovereignty and human rights. the texas governor, greg abbott, should not act like that. it is inhumane. you don't treat any person like that. no person should be treated like that. that is not something good people do. amy: what is happening on this front, marisa limon garza? any effort to remove the razor wire? the federal government says they are tak