a scorcher across northern europe again, and england, the heart of that heat. record temperatures in places like london and heathrow, 104.3 degrees, and coningsby could be setting the all-time u.k. high temperature record at 104.5 degrees. but it wasn't just these handful of places that we see here-- more than 20 locations across the u.k. set all-time records for the country. then, all these red dots on this map, daily records across northern europe, plentiful. the good news is, tomorrow, a lot cooler in london at just 81 degrees, but still hot across the mediterranean, 100 degrees- plus in madrid. the heat state-side remains, and expands through the week, essentially from the plains right into the northeast. a place like washington, d.c., the coldest temperature in the next seven days, norah? 90 degrees, likely to hit 100. >> o'donnell: we're feeling it. mike bettes, thank you. back here in washington, a inocu major development in the january 6th investigation in the hunt for those missing secret service text messages. the agency says it likely won't be able t

a scorcher across northern europe again. london 10 h .3 degrees, and the alltime u.k. high temperature 104.5 degrees. not just these handful of places we see here. more than 20 locations across the u.k. set all-time records for the country, then all these red dots on the map, daily records across northern europe plentiful. tomorrow, cooler in loonden at just 81 degrees, but still hot across the mediterranean,grees-. the heat expands from the plains into the northeast, a place like washington, d.c., the coldest temperatures in the next seven days, norah, -9d 0 degrees, likely to hit 100. >> o'donnell: we're feeling it, mike mikes, thank you. more on the heatwave in europe, britain shattered its record for highest temperature ever registered with 34 locations across the country breaking previous highs. cbs's ramy inocencio is in london. >> reporter: london is burning, rare wildfires broke out in the british capitol. drivers took in an unprecedented scene as flames consumed homes. >> we ran out as we were because there was no time for anything. >> the fields were on fire

but this time around large areas of central and even northern europe are also bearing the brunt of the conflagration.

it was northern europe and scandinavia on.l, literally there , one and a half times faster, huge natural resources are hidden in the arctic. today, a quarter of russian oil and 80% of gas are produced beyond the arctic circle, but the russian economy has survived thanks to the ability to work in the arctic ice. this is an expiration activity related to the provision of oil and gas production in practically conditions. but the northern seas are free of ice only 4.

the system in northern europe i think possibly could change that because we are um we're launching a project around international competitiveness and part of that is obviously getting better good paying steady jobs here so we'll have to yeah take a look at that and maybe incorporate that into our plan . >> the other thing i want to touch on which was i think some people will find surprising because as you you obviously um a conservative but in your book you talk about the size of homes having walkable communities which for many means you know there's you're looking at environmental impacts but that also that has a lot to do with our institutions and our families and how and and how we get to know one another. you want to talk a little bit more about that. >> yeah i mean so i used to live on capitol hill and i remember there's a local politician it was like we want a walkable dc and i said what does that have how is that a priority that you're walkable. then my wife and i started having kids and uh we have a ton of kids we have six children and more and more the sort of demand the act

finland and sweden's location in northern europe advanced decades of fighting alongside the u.s. and nato will strengthen the security. they have well trained armed forces, sophisticated modern weapon systems and have committed to allocating 2% of their gross domestic product to defense spending. both militaries are highly interoperable with nato forces, having participated in numerous nato-led operations from afghanistan, iraq, bosnia and hertz gogh vina -- hertz hertz and kosovo. they had a $12 billion. and i urge my colleagues to support members of nato to ratify sweden and finland's protocol to accession. it urges members of nato to meet their 2% defense spending pledge. president trump successfully pushed our nato allies to spend more on defense. putin's invasion has been another motivation to convince our allies to increase their defense spending and make concrete plans to reach the 2% requirement. a strong united nato is in the united states' interest with sweden and finland as members, the balance of power will be tipped against putin. i ask members to support it and i re

liquefied fuel recently renewed work lng plant hummer festa lg supplies the baltic countries and northern europee it seemed to pay for russian supplies in rubles finland sweden denmark and the baltic countries may receive less than 3 billion cubic meters. a year or two and the peak of production will come in the country . permission was received to intensify production, and offshore fields, but all this is done only in order to maintain production volumes at current levels next year and in a year, but there is no question that some then additional gas may appear on the european market today or until the end of this year is out of the question. against this backdrop, gas prices in europe rushed up, futures added two and a half percent and traded above $ 1,800 per 1,000 cubic meters. this is nine times higher than the average for the current time of the year, although the march record of almost $4,000 is still far away. asian buyers wanted europe to buy back more expensive natural gas, especially in the spot market amid reduced supplies from russia as approaching autumn, strange things will need t

, for northern and usually hot years for northern europe. and then 2021 was more in southern europe. and now in 2022 we're seeing again the northern areas being very affected and the southern areas being very affected. so, and it's, it's, it's been, am, if i can say a hotspot into a international globally. and we, we know that climate change effect different parts of the globe in different ways. and it seems that europe, the mediterranean, but also northern europe, has been at continuously been experiencing extraordinary temperatures at the last few years. a hot spots indeed. so in what measures sir, has athens taken there not to be more prepared for in creasing heater in the years to come? i'll let you el alleged, you know, immediately meant, but again, i'll, i'll start to that. so in, so athens has been, what we've been doing and the women thinking about responding to heat has been hauled. we are thinking about awareness raising as a 1st category. then preparedness actions. and then finally redesign redesigning the city for he's, which is

belarus where we are used to having plus 23 + 25 in winter in houses and in none of the houses of northern europef the old so-called europe and the same great britain in winter i never especially at night the temperature is higher than 18°, and this is a normal practice even without the appropriate actions of the russian federation, will the russian federation be able to simply completely stop the supply of gas to the european continent for a month or two or three, theoretically yes, but then we will have to uh this gas that uh was supplied to the european continent the union is just to smoke, that is, to burn money by throwing away heaters, the surrounding natural environment, i don’t think that gazprom is such idiots who will allow to simply burn money, which is not enough, which is critically lacking for further development gas infrastructure and support for gas extraction projects of the russian federation, we don't have much time left for volodymyr omelchenko to direct a few other questions, mr. volodymyr, from finland and sweden. as a step towards joining nato, they have surely understood t

all the red dots, daily records across northern europe, plentiful.w cooler in london, 81 degrees, but still hot across the mediterranean, 100 degrees plus in madrid. heat stateside remains and expands from the plains to the northeast. washington, d.c., coldest temperature next seven days is 90 degrees, likely to hit 100. >> we're feeling it. mike bettes, thank you. >>> more now on the heat wave in europe, britain shattered record for highest temperature ever registered with 34 locations breaking previous highs. cbs's ramy inocencio is in london. >> reporter: london is burning. rare wildfires broke out across the british capital as it broiled in hottest day in history. drivers took in unprecedented scene of flames consuming homes. >> just ran out as we were, no time for anything. >> fields on fire opposite. like back of the garden, on fire. >> reporter: this kind and scale of fire has just shocked residents. but record-breaking heat, 104 degrees, along with tinderbox condition, has made all of this possible. outside buckingham palace in the city cente

although much of northern europe has got some cloud over it, that high pressure means a lot of its been squashed out. the temperature starting to rise again. we've got 23 in london, 24 in antwerp, but it's nothing extraordinary. the outbreaks of light israel has gotten the whales, says forecast the baltic states and finland to the south of all this, it's still hot. now we've not seen much in the way and saw that some will develop, i think today in the northeast to spain, warnings of the of the potential for those. but it's still hot for most studying on caliber, high thirty's, in northern italy and still through the baltic states with these thunderstorms developing in northern italy and in southern france could become really quite nasty tomorrow, flashed a potential. now there is a drought admittedly enormously, but a drought followed by big thunderstorm, always bes, flooding and settings. been the story in some parts of africa, the ssl in particular as because these massive areas of clad the latest wanting nigeria, nisha moving slowly westwards. it will be quite substantial and quite a

the heat wave is spreading to northern europe to in the u. k. the government held an emergency meeting is forecasters predict, record temperatures on monday and tuesday. the dean. bob reports from london in pallets of southern europe like here in spain, forest fires and nothing new but could conditions experienced in the south soon be the norm elsewhere. here in britain, the government's been holding emergency meetings and for the 1st time a red warning has been issued for the heat rather than floods. winds. people are being warned as a 50 percent chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius more than one degree above the old time record. a studies found heat waves across europe have increased $3.00 to $4.00 times faster than in the rest of the northern mid latitudes, including north america. and much of that is driven by changes to atmospheric circulation, known as the jet stream. whether or not that's directly due to human activity, scientists say our continued use of fossil fuels means we're already seeing what was previously predicted for 2050.

so on up in finland in northern europe, pass here on the top of that produces one kilogram of protein powder every day. hey, patsy. how do you do this? we haven't mike rope that basically swims around in a body of liquid water in a firm and i need the for a mentor. we introduce levels of hydrogen and carbon dioxide. and this is what the microscope needs to grow and multi life at the mind group itself. is our product crazy? let's check it out. okay, if i understand correctly, but he uses microsoft with an appetite for hydrogen and c o 2 just add some newton, like nitrogen, and phosphorus, po, or the whole process with energy. and the micro will grow and grow and grow and you are a protein powder, counties. but passion. how does it taste? it is neutral in paste. therefore, the taste can be made per application, whether it's sweet or savor or hurt. but with why should i, if this health passive, about one 3rd of the climate impact is due to what we eat, therefore we need to get rid of actually from the increasing use of animal based product. okay, so let's wrap it up. it is possible to tu

and the inclusion of gentlemen in sweden will do a lot of strength and security in northern europe. so all of those things are very positive. it is again coming to this question. ukraine, an ongoing war in europe where tens of thousands of people have been killed and millions of been displaced. this is where we need all of us, whether it's individual allies or nato, or frankly, the european union or others. we need to step out for support for ukraine so that ukraine can win this work quickly. let's talk about winning just walk quickly. you can the presidency. lensky has been asking for long range artillery pieces for months. he's also asked for $5000000000.00 per month to keep the war going against russia. is finally going to get this. he's getting some of what he's asking for, but not all of it. the u. s. high rams missile launcher systems have arrived in ukraine and are beginning to be integrated into the forces. and that is already helped the ukrainians take out some rush and initial depos, for instance, that movie to a poll airport. so that is important. they're also going to be

so on up in finland in northern europe, pass here on the top of that produces one kilogram of protein powder every day. hey passing. how do you do this? we haven't mike rope that basically swims around in a body of liquid wat are in a ferment. i need the for a mentor. we introduce levels of hydrogen. i'm carbon dioxide, and this is what the micro needs to grow and multi life at the microbe itself is our product crazy. let's check it out. okay, if i understand correctly, but he uses microbes with an appetite for hydrogen and c o 2 just add some newtons, like nitrogen, and phosphorus, po, or the whole process with energy. and the micro will grow and grow and grow a protein product coming out. but passion, how does it taste? it is neutral in paste. therefore, the taste can be made per application, whether it's weak or saver or but with why should i, if the self passive, about one 3rd off the climate impact is due to what we eat. therefore, we need to get rid of actually from the increased use based product. ok, so let's wrap it up. it is possible to turn carbon dioxide into protein powde

so on up in finland in northern europe, pass it on. the fact of that produce is one kilogram of protein powder every day. hey, patsy. how do you do this? we haven't mike rope, but basically swims around in a body of liquid water in a ferment. i need the for a mentor, we introduced more bubbles of hydrogen and carbon dioxide. and this is what the micro needs to grow and multiply at the micro itself is our product crazy. let's check it out. okay, if i understand correctly, but he uses micro with an appetite for hydrogen and c o 2 just add some new terms like nitrogen and phosphorus, po, or the whole process with energy. and the micro will grow and grow and grow. a protein powder coming out. but passion, how does it taste? it is neutral in taste. so therefore, the taste can be made per application, whether it's weak or savor or but with why should i, if the self passive, about one 3rd of the climate impact is due to what we eat. therefore, we need to get rid of actually from the increased use animal based products. ok, so let's wrap it up

in dry southern parts of the continent, but this time around large areas of central and even northern europe are also bearing the brunt of the conflagration. but meanwhile, farmers in spain, southern region, van der lucio also bringing their hands in despair. they to need a lot of water if they're going to prevent crops like strawberries, vegetables and salads from going to ruin on their giant plantations. but digging wells to give themselves access to ground water is illegal and also has a negative knock on effects on wetlands like that. tony ana, nature reserve life is about to get harder for this spin bill. herin environmentalists, philippe went hill sauce, and one la matawan are concerned about the existence of hundreds of thousands of such water birds in the wetlands of dawn. yana in the south of spain, because water levels are falling. but a lovely bessie that live up on a lot. it's a catastrophe full by a diversity in it. yeah. by the way. and this is a protected zone he'll get out without. don yana has been as good as drive for 2 years now. it usually it's a wetland area with no wate

and stephen, once these heat waves have blown away, once it gets slightly back to normal across northern europeth america, will we forget about this, or will we move on to worrying about more day-to-day things? guest: i think it is important to keep talking about these issues. these things keep coming up, and we keep hearing that they are linked to climate change and we need to do more. it is about implementations. we know what we need to do. and it's about putting -- increasing our amount of renewals, it's about increasing our resilience by investing in -- it might be planting trees, that might be roads that are suitable for heating. it might be insulating buildings. things like that we need to do more. bernard: gentlemen, ok, thank you very much. we are unfortunately out of time, but thanks to our guests stephen cornelius, to nigel arnell, and to stephan doerr. and thank you, too, for watching. you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website aljazeera.com. and for more debate go to our , facebook page, that's facebook.com/ajinsidestory. you can also join the conversation on twit

we are similarly in regions like like germany or northern europe, we can have jobs experiencing routes as for example, right now even all the way up to the u. k. but we don't exactly see an overall what's a shortage over to you. but in terms of the regions that go really, the trial thing will be particularly concentrated in the sub tropical areas of the globe. so this comprises the mediterranean, but also for example, central america or southern center in africa. and the access to water is essential with countries that have shared water resources often clashing over that issue. do you see a growing risk of conflict over water, access and eat? i mean, the water water isn't it isn't area of active contact the lady today and even can be used as an, as a breton and complex to be seen best, for example, and my rac using access to water as a veteran in that horrible and sort of campaign in the region and yesterday, i mean, it is the question of future water availability and access is, is a big source of potential conflict from the literature. what we, yes, evidences that routes i. one of the

to deal with people who can left behind ah, after a week of wildfires in the south, parts of northern europe are told to brace for record high temperatures. it's a question about life and death and not just on the global south puddle so far. citizen u. k. ah, i'm carry johnson. this is al jazeera coming to live from. also, a plane that carrying arms from serbia crushes in greece, killing 8, and sparking an investigation, protested back on the streets, was to dawn to demand, to return to civilian rule. and why promises of safety made people can now return to this afghan tourist top. ah, a summer heat weigh the sweeping parts of europe, sparking wild paws, contributing to hundreds of heat related deaths in southern spain. at least 3000 people had to flee their homes. as a wall fire burned out of control in a mountain range. several large fires burning in french pine forests, including this one in bordeaux. the hot gosti conditions are making it harder for cruise to contain it. a number of villages and holiday homes have been evacuated on the greek island of crete. more than 105 fought is tryin

refining capacity. russia will supply 2 and a half 1000000 barrels a day of refined diesel to northern europe. that's all going to go away and they can't just send that to asia, that much oil, some of it they can, but there's going to be a big change. but in the meantime, who knows if there's going to be a recession? probably, and there's other problems. so short term, it's a little if it's very volatile, but longer term there's going to be growth in the industry. there has to be. well, let's talk a little bit more about the impact of the ukraine will, i believe, bob, you need specific russian products or for to actually run some specific types of refinery isn't. as you alluded to that you obviously need specific types of crew to then efficiently produce certain things. diesel for example. now we've mentioned venezuela, the sanctions on iran as well. and given that we've seen some bottlenecks around opec cross production. do you think that russian sanctions have really contributed to the crunch that we're seeing? oh, i think i think it probably has. i mean, i don't disagree with the, with tho

no, in northern europe, especially the u. k. a talking about the weather is a fact of life. it's will miss that kind of national art form, isn't it? but, but homes there, for instance, on notes designed to with strand, it would stand such extreme heat, not the same applies to schools and hospitals. a railway stations retrofitting entire countries is going to be extremely expensive. i couldn't agree with you more, and you're absolutely right. we're used to thinking of whether as being predominantly cool, wet brought the draw. and so all of our buildings on lifestyles, all of our infrastructure, not just buildings, things like railways are not really designed to cope with a kind of temperature where like you can see on monday and tuesday of this week. and so, yes indeed, it will cost an awful lot to adapt to it. but what's really important about that need is if we got stop burning fossil fuels, this probably will go on getting worse. so we can't say, well, let's say that instead of dealing with the problem, we have to both at that and deal with the problem. at a point made rec

all the sun comes out again and in northern europe. it's warmish, but it's pretty typical. occasionally, wet, some of the real heat is still down in spain and portugal and coming back up into france and it still exists in turkey. that's been pushed out of the way in a good part of the balkan countries. this is a picture for monday where that rain is pushed a bit further east was. you'll notice and we've got a rather disappointing looking picture in germany. blue is that which means cloud with light is red not much more. however, let's pick up vilnius in night at 90 degrees on mondays in the rain back up to 25 by wednesday after 23. so you're back up to normal. outside of europe in particular, i'm thinking france in paris we go well above normal up to about 36. not a record, but another developing though slightly less hot. heat wave in the hell buffalo sour if you like. we have seen rain reach that far. it's about the right season to do it, but the, the child that are going through chad in particular are pretty heavy ah, lullabies of de

stephen are a, once these he waves have blown away once it gets slightly back to normal across northern europe and north america. will we forget about that? we forget about this, or will we move on to worrying about more day to day things? i think it's important to keep talking about these issues. it's, it's these things are they keep coming up and we keep hearing that they are linked to climate change. we need to do more for it's now it's, it's about implementation. so we know what we need to do, and it's about putting it, increasing our amount of renewal. it's about increasing our resilience by investing in by b, planting trees. it might be roads that are suitable for hating my b in. should i go and things like that we need to do more gentlemen. ok, thank you very much. we all unfortunately out of time, but thanks to i guess steven cornelius to nigel arno and to steph and do and thank you. so for watching, you can see the problem again. any time visiting our website, al jazeera dot com for more debate, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can a

how it was a lot of cloud in northern europe has a limit to what you heard. i'm sure the heat wave in europe and given that this is the cold truck going that direction, you think what it must have got colder. all things being relative. it's the summer . but yes, temperatures are not as high nor will baby for the british isles. and for scandinavia and the northern parts of some other countries like germany, poland, for example, they're not extraordinarily low. and we still talk about 26 in london about 20 in osler. but as a comparison was, was happening further south. and on that junction, you tend to get some hit fairly heavy downpours in, for example, poland or even north ukraine. but the real heat still sits for the south anywhere from the hungarian, playing back through italy towards spain and portugal portico in particular, suffering at the moon, but to the hottest places the southwest of spain. this hot weather of course, is prompting fires in portia gordon spain in france and across the dry gree collins as well. that's not going to change very much, whe

people from a scorching heat wave disputing the blazes, france well, the heat weigh responding to northern europe to in the u. k. health authorities are urging people to take precautions as forecasts to say the weather could hit record temperatures on monday and tuesday, letting barbara for britain it's a step into the unknown weather experts to putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happened and it's prompted a red health warning for much of england on monday and tuesday, with the national health service warning of delayed operations and increased demand on ambulances. the government says it is taking the threat seriously. where there is a public guidance is out there. i mean, the common sense style ritual us on cream. make sure you're closely re hydrating the out of some of the peak times. temperatures hitting 40 degrees of interest out the sun that me day when. when, when, when that's happening, despite seems like this expert say, the extreme heat over the coming days could be deadly even for healthy people. this isn't like her a lovely hot day where w