threat extreme dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, whereas severe drought is at the northern city of monterey. $5000000.00 people are running out of water and relying on tankers. authority say the situation there is desperate. the ones to general until you good terrace, is in ukraine, southern port city of odessa to review the shipments of grain. several ships, including a un chanted aid vessel bags with yo p, i've left ukraine's ports since the un and turkey broke a deal. we've been explosions in the somali capital market issue with witnesses saying that there were at least 3 blast at an intersection in the city center. a short time later attack a stormed hotel in the same area. at least 9 people have been injured. the arm group, i'll ship barbers, claimed responsibility for the attacks when i moved to afghanistan a year after the taliban takeover of the country, women have been struggling for their rights, outside the education and health sectors. there aren't any jobs available and women are relatively able to move around in cities. but in rural areas are strict rules and cultu

as the northern city of monterey. $5000000.00 residents are running out of water and relying on water tankers. areas, reservoirs, lakes and dams have dropped to critical levels. the lanyard, mckinsey rainfall has been below the annual average since 2015. march saw no rain for all for the 1st time since records began. so it's a very serious situation that you've been in the put allow while you're on the bus . if you are fighting over the water, the trucks arrive and people don't respect the line, is chaos in our neighborhood. it's sad or what can we do? we need a miracle, or correspondent lannie or apollo, joins us now from mexico city. how wide spread are water shortages in the country and how people coping miriam, the drought conditions and extreme, he conditions here in mexico. the word being used to describe them is historic. in some parts of the country, specifically the north eastern parts of the country, states like she was like noble on these are some of the dry conditions. this part of the country is seen in the last 30 years. in specifically, in the case of the city of monter

in mid july fire reached athens in northern city, limits dozens of homes with gutted experts feared that large parts of the city home to 4000000 people could be uninhabitable in a few decades. studies already showed that heat waves are responsible for a rise in more towel among the elderly. in particular, the chief heat officer is seeking advice from the red cross, red cross representatives from australia explain, they have their own emergency plan. when temperatures reach up to 50 degrees, we are preparing people to be able to help her people before they get really sick. so that we can tell them what to do and if they start having symptoms, somebody's there that can answer a phone or can be next to them to help them. so they don't end up in the hospital. but not all athenians see it as a life threatening problem and i found amok. a few of these here think i'm going to vomit. i just stick my feet in cold water. oh, are you on it? all the unit happens is more and more unbearable in summer. we don't have any rivers and the surrounding area has usually already been scorched. near valley is

stories making headlines. thousands of anti racism . demonstrators have commemorated riots in the northern city of roster and 990. 2 crowds cheered neo nazis as they attacked a center housing asylum seekers and a hostile for vietnamese workers. campaigners criticize the authorities response at the time as 2 week serbia and kosovo has settled a dispute over the movement of citizens across their borders. id holders from both sides will be able to travel freely between the 2, west balkan states. european union foreign policy chief. you're set burrell announced the deal in a tweet. the netherlands is moving hundreds of asylum seekers from a makeshift camp. inspectors have condemned the site near the german border as a health hazard. the agency doctors without borders says conditions are so inhumane that they violate you law. at least 12 people were killed as rival groups exchanged gunfire in the libyan capital, tripoli. tensions between 2 organizations vying for control of libya have been rising for months. there are fears they could escalate into an all out nationwide conflict. the party that has

at the depot in the northern city of my towns, us over 80 people were injured. some serious birds former us president donald trump has given a speech at this year's edition of c pac. now this is one of the country's top gatherings of political conservatives. looking to fire out voters ahead of the mid term elections this autumn, trump repeated the lie that he won the 2020 election. he also lashed out at joe biden and other democrats, and teased a possible run for the presidency in 2024. but i ran twice, i won twice and did much better the 2nd time that i did the 1st getting millions and millions of more votes than in 2016. and likewise, getting more votes than any sitting president in the history of our country by far and now we may have to do it again. we may have dw correspondence. zoom is almost gander, was at c pack in dallas. she told us a little bit earlier. how much grip and influence donald trump still has on the republican party. i can see that if you want to see pack, you see some of the stands behind me. you'll get the impression that donald trump is

at the depot in the northern city of my tons, us over 80, people were injured. some serious burns, so i u. s. president joe biden has tested negative for cove at 19 biden's doctor says he'll continue to isolated the white house until he gets a 2nd negative test. biden's last cove at 19 infection was a rebound case that came just days after he recovered from his initial balance. ukraine's president flood him is the lensky is calling for sanctions against russia, nuclear industry, after shilling of europe, europe's biggest atomic power station. at least 3 strikes, heat power lines at the sapir easier plant, forcing one of the reactors to close russia and ukraine. blame each other for the shilling. russian forces seize control of the station in march. just a week after the invasion, although ukrainian workers still run t w's correspondence, mathias building, it is in keith. he sent us this update on the nuclear plot. so this atomic, this nuclear power plant as i had been, has been under russian control since march, but ukrainian workers are still operating it, russ

helicopters and fire crews are struggling to bring the blinds under control of the depot in the northern city of mountains, us over 80 people were injured. some with serious boons. u. s. president joe biden has tested negative for cove at 19 biden's doctor says he'll continue to isolate at the white house until he gets a 7 2nd. negative test is covered at 19 infection. was a rebound case that came just days after he recovered from his initial balance. we have now was saying in the us former president donald trump has given a speech at this year's edition of c pack, which is one of the country's top political gatherings of conservatives. looking to fire up, voters ahead of mid term elections is autumn. trump repeated the lie that he won the 2020 election. he also lashed out joy by then and other democrats, and teased a possible run for the presidency in 2024. but i ran twice, i won twice and did much better the 2nd time that i did the 1st getting millions and millions of 4 votes than in 2016. and likewise, getting more votes than any sitting president in the history of our country by far and n

this is a sunroof and city a in northern city. i was there in 2015, happy days. it's british military like make slaves and quote. and then this is just so people know, it's like a military to my name is 8 and then i'm from great britain. and i spoke to ukraine approximately 4 years ago. in the beginning, it was just me this arrived and then more foreigners started to arrive like to join the military. i would say roughly about 10 most of my contract. i've been in the training marines. and just upon 7 months ago, i joined the motor battery units. and since for the past 3 months, 3 or 4 months, we've been in public all i've been assist in preparing the mines fire. when with, when we got called to do a mission, it was approximately 49 days after being the station medical our commander told us we had free options because food had run out. i mean, mission had run out. he said you can choose to go with the technics to try and break out of the encirclement. or the 2nd option was that you could try walk in out of medical like, sneaking out. and then the 3rd option was to

we need a miracle correspondent, money. rapid james's now from mexico city minute scene of the drought in northern mexico is causing the taps to run dry in the city of monterey. that is the heart of all of us. tell us more about how people are accessing water. it's a dire situation for many, many people marion. the efforts underway in northern mexico to provide water. our base basically consists of providing water tanks and water shipments to areas of the country, especially in the northern part of mexico that are most severely being affected by the drought conditions. but experts overwhelmingly have told us that that is just simply not a sustainable solution. what's needed is rain, the word that we continue to hear consistently from experts when referring to these persistent drought conditions is historic. now, in the case of monterey, the state of rebel, they own in northern mexico. there have been some rains in recent days that have provided some relief to the drought conditions there, but it simply has not been enough when we visited monterey just a few weeks ago to report on the ongoing droug

wadi through the suburbs in the northern 60 ash northern cities, families trying to reach their homes have not been able to get to our house. look at the roads, says this woman. how can we get there? no one is helping us. he has just returned to his home for the first time. will you be able to buy all these things again and rebuild this house? no, he says. i'm just asking god to help us get enough food for now. we have nothing left. we couldn't save anything, just our children's lives. look at all this. livelihoods have been lost and billions of pounds of damage done to the country's infrastructure. we joined a rescue boat transporting engineers repairing an electricity line to thousands. floods happen during the monsoon here every year, but not like this. pakistan is responsible for a tiny proportion of global emissions, but it is people here who are paying the price for climate change. at a press briefing, the prime minister denied allegations his government had initially been slow to act, appealing for more international help. >> we will certainly learn from our experience, but i t

city by you. all right, paula reports from monterey. the extreme drought conditions in northern mexico. this reservoir, in the outskirts of monterey, is almost entirely dry. and many here worry the same will happen to the local economy over another week of this, things would only worsen boats are now stranded a top the dry lake bed at lubbock a dan, it's been months since the region has seen any significant rainfall. experts have identified several factors that are contributing to the ongoing water crisis here in northern mexico. the most significant of which is a weather phenomenon known as linear, which climate scientists say has been exacerbated by climate change leading to one of the worst droughts in the last 30 years. scientists see linea has disrupted regular weather patterns in northern mexico. this means that rains that were supposed to begin in may still haven't arrived. and there is no telling when they will environmental activists see that despite the drought bottling companies like coca cola, heineken and others have continued large scale water extraction, making the situat

wading through the suburbs of the northern city of nowshera, families trying to reach their homes.ouse. just look at the road," says this woman. "how can we get there? no—one is helping us." this man, a chef, hasjust returned to his home stand for the first time. "no," he says, "i'mjust asking god to help us get enough food for now. "we've got nothing left. "we couldn't save anything, just our children's lives. "look at all of this." livelihoods have been lost and billions of pounds of damage done to the country's infrastructure. wejoin a rescue boat transporting engineers, repairing an electricity line serving 200,000 people. floods happen during the monsoon here every year, but not like this. pakistan is responsible only for a tiny proportion of global emissions, but its people here who are paying the price for climate change. at a press briefing, the prime minister denied allegations his government had initially been slow to act, appealing for more international help. we will certainly learn from our experience, but i think the global community should stand by us today. it's a y

>> wading through the suburbs of a northern city, families trying to reach their homes.aven't been able to get to our house. just look at the roads," says this woman. "how can we get there? no one is helping us." a chef has just returned to his home for the first time. >> no, i'm just asking god to get enough food for now. we've got nothing left. we can face everything, just our children's lives. look at all this. >> floods happen during the monsoon here every year, but not like this. >> next we turn to punto province -- punjab province. >> house by the government for families displaced. >> when the floods came, i lost my dog and them. now i miss him so much. >> her one-year-old has fallen sick. >> when we were fleeing water into our homes, there was water everywhere. all the animals drowned in the flood. we werleft with nothing. nearby, we went there with their children, and then we came here. >> lack of clean water is causing ailments in children, and women are coming to doctors with signs of depression. >> actually we are trying our best to provide them medical and cl

i'm nowjoined by gabby logan who is chair of leeds 2023 — an effort to showcase the northern city's culturet you year as well? leads in short has _ vision that you year as well? leads in short has it _ vision that you year as well? leads in short has it all, _ vision that you year as well? leads in short has it all, i feel. _ vision that you year as well? leads in short has it all, i feel. it's - vision that you year as well? leads in short has it all, i feel. it's at - in short has it all, i feel. it's at the venue available, it's got the marino it is fantastic and it's also 28 already hosted sports year for the protean transport connections and links post to airport and manchester. leeds is probably the most diverse in the country and has a rich heritage of welcoming people from around the world. it has one of the biggest communities of ukrainian people outside of london. i think that really is one and the ukrainian community in west york shire are thrilled that leeds is on the shortlist was that they really want to work in collaboration with the bbc and leeds city council to make sure th

in mid july fire reached athens in northern city limits. dozens of homes would gutted. experts fear that large parts of the city, home to 4000000 people could be uninhabitable in a few days. studies already showed that heat waves are responsible for a rise in mortality among the elderly. in particular, the chief heat officer is seeking advice from the red cross, red cross representatives from australia explain, they have their own emergency plan. when temperatures reach up to 50 degrees, we are preparing people to be able to help eh, people before they get really sick. so that we can tell them what to do and if they start having symptoms, somebody is there that can answer a phone or can be next to them to help them. so they don't end up in the hospital. but not all athenians see it as a life threatening problem and i found amok if i feel dizzy or think i'm going to vomit. i just stick my feet in cold water. oh, are you on at all? but you know, now things is more and more unbearable in summer. we don't have any rivers and the surrounding area has usually already been scorched. mirror real

wading through the suburbs of the northern city of nowshera, families trying to reach their homes.at the road," says this woman. "how can we get there? no—one is helping us." this man, a chef, hasjust returned to his home for the first time. will you be able to buy these things again, rebuild this house? "no," he says, "i'm just asking god to help us get enough food for now. "we've got nothing left. "we couldn't save anything, just our children's lives. "look at all of this." livelihoods have been lost and billions of pounds of damage done to the country's infrastructure. wejoin a rescue boat transporting engineers, repairing an electricity line serving 200,000 people. floods happen during the monsoon here every year, but not like this. pakistan is responsible only for a tiny proportion of global emissions, but its people here who are paying the price for climate change. at a press briefing, the prime minister denied allegations his government had initially been slow to act, appealing for more international help. we will certainly learn from our experience, but i think the global c

while extreme dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, where a severe drought has hit the northern city of monterey, it's $5000000.00 people are running out of water and relying on water tank as the areas, reservoirs, lakes and dams have dropped to critical levels. 40 say the situation there is desperate. they went out to jail antonio, the terraces in ukraine, southern port city of odessa to review the shipments of grain. cargo is being exported under deal, broken by turkey in the un last month. it allows for the resumption of ukraine's grain exports from 3 ports. several ships including a un chanted a vassal bounce if he appear, have left since then also been reporting on explosions that have taken place in the somali capital market tissue. witnesses say that there were 3 blocks at an intersection in the city center, and then a short time later attack a stormed a hotel in the same area, no word yet on any casualties. and apple uses with the iphone 6 as all later models are being asked to update their phone software as soon as possible because of security flaws. attack giant says hacker

(man speaking afghan language) ♪ ♪ faizabad was one of the last northern cities to fall to the talibanthis video. taliban fighters have tied a man to a tree and are beating him with rifle butts. (men shouting) i found someone who was there who told me the victim had witnessed a taliban commander abducting a girl for marriage. we're hearing so many stories of talibs forcefully taking girls and men as brides. and it's not just the foot soldiers doing this. so far, we've heard of cases involving a police chief, some top commanders, and even an official working in the governor's office. >> man (in dar): >> navai: a wealthy businessman met with us secretly. he said a few weeks earlier, his 19-year-old cousin had been forced to marry a powerful taliban commander 40 years older than her. >> man: >> navai: the taliban commander, he said, had arrived at e girl's home with some of his men and demanded her father's consent. >> man: (talking softly in background) >> navai: those who have witnessed such forced marriages and abductions say they follow a pattern. >> man (in dari): >> navai: this man

the sirens heard and the northern city of metropolis mixer and obedient populations are divided by a river. the nature lead peacekeeping force in the region is seen in the city and says it's ready to intervene in the pin situation. the recent turmoil in the contested region began to plans were known to ban serbian car. just ration from august the 1st and to make so entering the region require permits all the plans have now been postponed until september, flooding mid cassini, the onion soup politician and diplomat, gives us his take on the origins of the dispute, and how it can be solved peacefully it's based in authority's lab by, by, by the, by, i want to the guy who is attempting to do misuse the moment when russia and serbia is not lies the most popular in the west. so he probably expected that he's unilateral actions will be let go and won't be prevented. the west is very, very successful in ukraine. so, and other france would be another risk for them. and a prime minister of so called the independent clause. so there is no loan for ease, extreme is approaches and is not always c

when stream that dry weather is also causing problems in mexico, a severe drought has hit the northern city of monterey. it's $5000000.00 restaurants are running out of water and relying on water tankers. areas, reservoirs, lakes and dams have dropped to critical levels. authorities say the situation is desperate with you and the secretary journal. i'm trying to get parish isn't ukraine's southern port city of desa to review the shipments of grain is part of a deal broken by turkey on the u. n. last month. it allows the resumption of ukraine's grain exports from its 3 ports, several ships including a un shot at a vessel bound for if you have left since then these up alicia, how sounds has been a major talking point for weeks now. it was seized by russian forces in march, but is operated by ukrainian staff. moscow has rejected international calls to demilitarize, heaves state nuclear power company thinks russia is planning to disconnect the pound from ukraine's grid un secretary journal called on russia to refrain from diverting power. what is true is that if you did really to rise as we pro

will not be allowed in the capital until fuzz day. elsewhere curfew has been announced in the northern city of har. keith, to raise a bow, is in keywords as the authorities are on high alert, his independence day approaches. ukraine is getting ready to celebrate 31 years of independence from a soviet rule. and it also marks the 6 months since the nation on this country began precedent vodo the meters to landscape draft the nation where he said that people should be getting ready for russia, carrying out something very cool. he literally said that this week, russia could try to do something particularly ugly and particularly vicious. and that's why that cube has announced that they will spend any type of mass gatherings, among other things, the military administrator of this capital have that security forces here need to be ready to prevent any type of incident like mix hello hot or bombs, among other things and this is happening on the latest incidents and how will russia security services accusing ukraine of being behind the killing of daddy geena. she's the daughter of a cloth adviser to

emergency has been declared following explosions at a military munition stockpile near the peninsula. northern city of john coy russia's defense ministry says it was an act of sabotage. a fire at the facility sparked a massive explosion on tuesday morning injuring at least 2 people. another $3000.00 people had to be evacuated from nearby areas. the regional governor says civilian infrastructure was damaged, including residential buildings, a power plant and a railway. regina done this research according to the russian defense ministry. the cause of the incident in the junko district was sabotaged for i am continuing to work at the scene where there was a fire and detonation of ammunition this morning. usually with a more than 3000 people, were evacuated from the settlements of moscow and his office coin. as soon as the detonation is over to leave a house to house search will begin to evaluate the damage of every one affected will receive assistance. you will put us on a shifter. we woke up at 6 am after hearing an explosion. then the blasts came more frequently in the bathroom as trunk, blast waif

emergency has been declared following explosions and a military mission stockpile near the peninsula. northern city of jan boy, russia's defense ministry, says it was an act of sabotage. a fire at the facility sparked a massive explosion on tuesday morning. and during at least 2 people, authority, se, civilian infrastructure was damaged, including residential buildings, a power plant and a railway. around $3000.00 people had to be evacuated from nearby areas we heard from some of them. but as long as jason, we woke up at 6 am after here in an explosion, then the blast came more frequently in the bathroom as trunk blast wave covered as we lay down in the bathroom with a child. plaster fell down. everyone ran to the basement. you know, a yard would cheats a flying everywhere, some kind of detonators from shafts or something like that were lying around. they were such powerful explosions that he was really scared. and with children, the very scared a shell flew into the neighbor's yard and into the house. it did a dead need and it just lay there. another explosion completely demolished the wall near t

the simon so heard in the northern city of metro. it's where it's mix tube and obedient. populations are divided by the nature lead peacekeeping force and the region is seen in the sea and said it is ready to intervene. in the 10th situation, the recent turmoil in the contested region began after plans were announced to ban serbian coverage restoration from august the 1st and to make 3rd entering the region require permits. all the plans have now been postponed until september flooded me at cuz she, i mean, a 3rd politician and diplomat gives us his take on the origins of the dispute and how it can be solved peacefully. it's based in authority's lead by, by, by the, by i want to the guy who is attempting to do misuse the moment when russia and serbia is not or lies the most popular in the west. so he probably expected that he's unilateral actions will be let go and be prevented. the west is being very, very successful in ukraine. so, and either france will be another risk for them. and a prime minister of so called the independent cl

the urban north so it meant to things that large lack denominations formed in the city in the northern citiese other thing that house of representatives is lived in 19 oh one and gives a beautiful speech and then the next black man elected from 1929 because black people move from mississippi and alabama to chicago and concentrated on the south side but the right to vote because of the 15th amendment and they had the numbers. so they had been disenfranchised from each of the former confederate states to give you an example how effective that was through state constitutions amounted to poll taxes and the retest that my colleague could ever pass and i will tell you how dramatic it was and in 1890 and 1,898,130,000 but 19 oh four after the ratification of the new louisiana state constitution 1342 black men registered to vote. so the north was the site of the black church and black political power by congressman john lewis another ordained minister was beaten because they were marching for voting rights that was the heart of black power the movie is based on the novel by thomas dixon and he says t

are risk. extreme white dry weather is also causing palms in mexico or severe drought hit the northern city of monterey. $5000000.00 people are running out of water and relying on water tank as far as you have a situation that is desperate. money rapport has more from mexico city, the drought conditions and extreme. he conditions here in mexico. the word being used to describe them is historic in some parts of the country, specifically the north eastern parts of the country, states like she was like noble no, and these are some of the dries conditions. this part of the country is seen in the last 30 years, in specifically in the case of the city of monterey, the capital city of neville, they own it's a city of 5000000 people. it's one of the most important industrial cities in the country. this is where the crisis is, perhaps most acute there have been reigns in that part of the country in recent days in recent weeks. but it simply has not been enough. the rainy season that was supposed to start there in may, it just simply never came us after jail onto the terrace, isn't ukraine sullen por

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let me remind you a few days ago, a 23-year-old student was detained in norilsk, who came to the northern cityhe alleged rapist confessed after asked to go to the smoking room to talk alone with a lawyer, but the conversations did not turned out to be unguarded, the suspect jumped out of the sixth floor and crashed to death, report by maxim shevchenko near the building of the investigative committee in norilsk, the body of a man is restless on the pavement, he died as a result of a fall from the window of the sixth floor, a young man was brought here for interrogation. and these shots were taken earlier, shortly before his death, a man tells investigators about his terrible deeds, outdoor surveillance cameras. they filmed a guy knocking a passerby to the ground and strangling him. and when she stops resisting, she drags her into the entrance at the same time morning two similar attacks in both cases the aggressor was frightened by passers-by, but one of the victims of concussion was taken to the hospital. in social networks, the man was nicknamed the strangler, while people were looking for ,

in northern areas by 1960 nearly half of african-americans lived in northern and western urban areas and cities as we've discussed in class really across the term the migration of black americans in the south to cities in the north and west from world war one roughly up through the 1950s transformed america's racial landscape. while many left the south seeking freedom and and freedom from the terror and repression of jim crow, they faced widespread discrimination resulting in overcrowded segregated neighborhoods with substandard housing inferior schools and limited job opportunities. for many there was a feeling of no way out now in this slide as you recall, you know when we're doing the early 60s, we read an article by gertrude samuels a freelance report who visited five cities in 1963 in the spring of 1963 and described as the title of her piece said a report on the forms. the -- revolution is taking against discrimination economic and social in the north and that this was even more crucial in the south at this stage and the two images one shows. a parent and children protesting outside the s