men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward that's one of the few places pregnant women in northern italy can go. after 10 hours of waiting the moment has finally arrived so boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st snapshot of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. but we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow and then we'll bring our baby to our hut. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing assad's bombs now their strategy here in the country's last rebel held enclave they have a vague hope for some security. there practically no jobs there's not enough food water or medicine. and his loved ones have already lived in the camp for 2 years 4 people in a simple room with tarps there is no protection from the heat his daughters suffers from bronchitis but no one can help here they prefer to go back home to hama but that's simply impossible. we can't go b

the 2 are behind a nonprofit n.g.o.s that offers tax advice to companies in northern italy. situation italy changes in the coming years i think more and more young people will go abroad to look for work and a more secure future. some critics blame italy's economic performance on e.u. regulations in favor blocks technocrats stay out of the country's finances. our economy is being penalized by the fact that all the new taxes that are introduced are justified by the fact that the e.u. is asking us to do so. well then maybe this isn't so great for us is it. under e.q. rules countries aren't supposed to have a debt to g.d.p. ratio of more than 60 percent in italy it's 132 percent. i think. the real fear here is. across europe really. the economic situation. deteriorate with massive consequences for italy but then of course for the rest of the eurozone. if it usually fails to address the e.u.'s demand to rein in debt it could thank the penalty of up to 3500000000 euros. the owners of this stonemason repairs nurse are among those who've been lamenting the e.u. used to months to cut

we will see temperatures into the low 40s in parts of northern italy, not far behind that in germany.ectation that we can see a doubling of the frequency of heatwaves in the year to 2050. such extreme conditions could become a little bit more common. iam i am looking at the temperatures we re i am looking at the temperatures were miami tomorrow, jane. the good news as it is a little bit cooler thanit news as it is a little bit cooler than it is today. tomorrow it is 33 degrees. it is all about the humidity, christian. i know this from bitter experience and stop there is a dry heat and there is a wet heat. florida has a wet heat which means when you sweat you never drive. italy has a dry heat, which is good, because it feels cooler. spare a thought for ted. ted is in the north of england and he has just at the stove on. there is no heat wave in the north of england. wrap up wave in the north of england. wrap up warm, ted.jane wave in the north of england. wrap up warm, ted. jane will send you a postcard from miami. this is beyond 100 days. still to come... a new law to protect people w

has a lot to do in his small town of 10000 inhabitants between reggio emilia and months away in northern italy. but he hopes that would sarah can act as a bulwark against nastiness and be a model for the whole country. the mayor has a plan for punishing offenders. for example a compulsory trip to the city's theatre he thinks culture can serve as a weapon against the potential collapse of society. forgotten or in money at us but it doesn't change anything of people vent their frustration angrily and when asked to leave their frustration remains their problem stays and the whole community suffers the loss which. andrea costa also recommends literature the municipal library houses all the italian classics and much more all those who violate his ordinance will have to read certain books he chooses costa was inspired by chestnuts of a teeny a screenwriter born in lootera who worked with the directors viscounty and toni only and felony and had an impact on italian cinema for more than 3 decades. i want to get this is an it's of a team the i wanted to create a library of italians that every italian s

out of this area as well down towards the south though it is going to be rainy across parts of northern italy and that will continue as we go towards saturday the threat to the northeast though will make its way towards north western russia moscow a high temperature few of $31.00 degrees down towards the south though it is going to be a hot day in athens a nice day though for the time to them of 33 degrees well here across the northern part of africa we are seeing some showers light as is across parts of algiers as well as into tunisia but look at tunis $38.00 degrees as your high temperature there that is the highest temperature we have across northern parts of africa over towards been gazi though it is not looking too bad we do have a northerly wind coming into play there that will continue we do expect those temperatures to stay into the high twenty's with the terms of their of 29. the weather is sponsored by cattle and weighs more than 10 years after the global financial crisis you've taken home more than $480000000.00 your company is now bankrupt our economy is in the state of crisis i h

in northern italy the victims are thought to be a couple who lived on the upper floor of the 2 story building one other person is missing. sudanese protesters have staged an overnight rally in khartoum as they press demands for the military to hand over power to a civilian government marchers called for justice for victims of a crackdown earlier this month the army is offering unconditional talks at the protest leaders want soldiers to return to their barracks 1st. russians have been confronting president vladimir putin but their fears over falling incomes and the country's creaking health care system more than one and a half 1000000 people submitted queries for an annual question and answer session with the russell russian president broadcast on national television putin acknowledged that there were concerns over incomes but he said that the country had put the worst economic problems behind it since the recession of 24 to. let's get more on that with emily share when who is joining us from moscow and who has followed the t.v. show for us so emily this round of televised questions i

and at least 3 people are feared dead after a building collapsed in the city in northern italy the victims are thought to be a couple who lived on the upper floor of the 2 story building one other person this passed. sudanese protesters had staged an overnight rally in the capital khartoum as they pressed demands for the military to hand over power to a civilian government demonstrators called for justice for victims of a crackdown earlier this month the army is offering unconditional talks but protest leaders want soldiers to return to their barracks 1st. chinese president xi jinping is in north korea on his 1st visit to the country he was greeted at the airport by large crowds waving flowers and chanting slogans talks with the host kim jong un are set to center on nuclear weapons program after a february summit between kim and us president donald trump fails in vietnam. this is the 1st visit by a chinese president to north korea and 14 years and as you can see here we're joined by journalist fabienne crutch man who has the view from seoul safavian tell us she's been paying more reception

. >> just before the obamas visited the clooneys' villa in northern italy, he realized the pool was onlywas freezing. people were telling him to hurry up but got the job done in time. >> the locals were reportedly upset that the clooneys hired all the gardeners in town to get the yard ready, celebrities. they're just like us. >> when a former president and former first lady come to town. >>> next to the passenger who woke up all alone on a parked plane. she's now talking about her terrifying ordeal. >> tiffani o'brien says she woke up on the air canada flight hours after the plane landed. it was dark and cold. her phone dead but she was able to get into the cockpit. >> so scared that i'm going to touch something that's wrong but i knew i had to do something and i found the flashlight, and i was just so happy. it was like the best moment ever. >> the flashlight helped her find a door. she then had to jump 40 feet down to the tarmac. >> air canada is investigating how she was left on that plane but she is getting all the free peanuts she can eat. >> you think anyone left the keys in? >>> c

men are not allowed to enter the pediatric ward it's one of the few places pregnant women in northern italy can go. after tense hours awaiting the moment has finally arrived so boss wife has given birth to a boy mahmoud. the proud father can hardly believe his luck he sends the 1st steps out of the newborn to all his friends and relatives. we came here to northern syria say my wife could safely deliver her child i'll stay here until tomorrow and then we'll bring our baby to our hut favor. but a bleak existence with no prospects awaits the family there the camp in italy offers refuge to 800000 people they come from across syria fleeing assad's bombs now their strategy here and the country's last rebel held enclave they have a vague hope for some security. there are practically no jobs there's not enough food water or medicine. have lived in the camp for 2 years for people in a simple room with tarps there's no protection from the heat his daughters suffers from bronchitis but no one can help here they prefer to go back home to hama but that's simply impossible. not to move but we can't go ba

rome is forecast to hit at least 36 degrees, while parts of northern italy are expected to top a0. further north of the german capital berlin is expected to reach 37 degrees. even the zoo has emergency fountains in place. it is caused by the jet stream which has got stuck, we are getting hot air from north africa so it is the combination of hotair africa so it is the combination of hot airfrom africa so it is the combination of hot air from africa and light winds which are set to sea temperatures surge. in france teenagers had their national exams pushed back this week after the government said the heat was impossible. too bad commuters on the paris metro cannot plead the same. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. within the last half an hour australia have defeated england at lord's in the cricket world cup, badly damaging england's hopes of progressing to the semifinals. joe wilson sent this report. the world cup may be hosted here but one nation has dominated. how many times have australia won the world cup? six. five. five, i think it is. five. how many times have england won the

see the worst of the storms as we go into the evening hours it's going to be across parts of northern italy parts of croatia as well as into serbia now where you see these red spots that is where we could be see destructive winds large hail and also those tornadoes and we do think it's going to be in the heating of the day and as we go into the evening hours so this is your forecast map here on saturday plenty of rain across much of this area so if you don't see the severe weather you will see the very sharp downpours that are going to be associate with that vienna is going to be about $28.00 degrees today but over here towards the west take a look at the temperatures as we go from saturday and into sunday we are about to see an extreme heat wave situation starting to build here across much of western europe paris at 29 degrees and over here toward zurich at about 26 degrees for you . the weather. stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different perspectives on the sun just a longstanding international is finally separate the space for the facts. and misinformati

looking at record—breaking june temperatures in parts of france in particular but very hot into northern italy we tap back into that heat as high pressure draws it back up to our shores on friday and saturday. those temperatures will be rising again. highs of 31 degrees perhaps across the south—east of england. but it is fairly short lived because it will turn cooler and fresher, less humid for us all as we head through sunday. thank you. goodbye from me and on good afternoon, it's 1.30pm and here's your latest sports news. a century from captain aaron finch helped australia take the early initiative in their crucial world cup match against england at lord's. all the pre—match discussion was about the reception steve smith and david warner would receive from the crowd at the home of cricket as he continues his return from a ban for ball tampering. joe wilson is at lord's for us. how is their arrival greeted? the clouds above lard is all they have been a bit murky and mixed and i think you could say the same thing for the reception that they both got from the lord's crowd. yesterday eoin morgan

london paris for wednesday to the teens still 290 that suggest sundry weather in switzerland and northern italy and madrid stand by a good 10 degrees and about 23 degrees as cool change in western europe still showery in the war bits here but rather less so i think on thursday but of a change though through power in western russia more significant rain is still there on the warm side as it is in germany all this happening over a lot of prompted by the sunshine over north africa the temperatures still hovering on the high side in tunisia 36 in tunis and 35 in kara but in red backed with the on shore breeze again a loss of about 10 degrees in the last couple of days wednesdays at 21 and thursday is about the same. a natural resource that's gone untapped for more than 2 decades palestinians found of course years before israel has rockets on al-jazeera world tells the untold story of gaza's unexploited gas fields gaza lobby and is only made us of the because they're going to so it's a lot of money and how this valuable resource could have transformed palestinian lives. because the gas deal on al-ja

at least 3 people are feared dead after a building collapse in the city of good cea in northern italy the victims are thought to be a couple who lived in the upper floor of the 2 story building one other person is missing. and chinese state media say that the former head of interpol man hong way as he pleaded guilty to accepting nearly 2000000 euros in bribes will be sentenced later the chief of the international criminal police organization is an issue last year while visiting china from his home in france one man's wife says that the charges are politically motivated. to showbiz whales have a arrived by plane in iceland where they are set to live out the rest of their days in the marine wildlife sanctuary the 2 baluga whales previously entertained visitors at an aquarium in china a pair of 12 years old and are expected to live to age 40 and 50. all the united nations says that a record number of people worldwide have been forcibly displaced this year by war persecution or violence the figure now totals 71000000 that's 2000000 more than last year it includes asylum seekers refugees a

people killed and at least 300000 displaced citizens while the reports from a makeshift camp in northern italy the dervish family has little to celebrate. they have been displaced 4 times in the past 5 years and have ended up at this makeshift camp in northern to escape the regime's airstrikes. they 1st left their home north of hama when a strikes killed alice brothers and nephews his young grandchildren were born in different refugee camps it hasn't been easy for one camp to another their son and daughter are disabled. tries to keep the family together. so what them we don't mind sleeping under these trees as long as the revolution succeeds now we are happy with the idea of aid but inside now we have no toilets no bathrooms here it's god veiling us people here have limited food it is difficult to keep supplies fresh and clean only one a dog and is ation has provided food during ramadan but not enough to feed all here . in the south of the staple meat hospitals bakeries farmlands this push is living conditions even in the north prices are much higher now as the local administration with anothe

particular here across the central area we're talking about switzerland austria as well as into northern italy also here towards the east as well as ukraine you could be seeing the potential of the storms as well the northwestern russia into moscow we could be seeing some very active weather with some winds as well as very heavy rain tempers there at about $31.00 degrees out here towards the west though it is going to be on the rise as well we're talking about those temperatures for paris at $25.00 degrees here on saturday by the time. we get to sunday winds are going to be shifting from the east and that means temp is going to be rising anywhere between $3.00 to $4.00 degrees across much of the area plenty of sun across the region and down towards madrid well it's going to be a hot day as well with a temperature of $34.00 degrees there well here across the northern coast of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain in any area but we are going to be seen as very hot temperatures as well on the coast and for tunis it is going to be a day of $33.00 degrees tripoli at $31.00 and over towards th

london paris for wednesday to the teens to 290 that suggest sundry weather in switzerland and northern italy and madrid stand by a good 10 degrees and about 23 degrees as cool change in western europe still showery in the war bits here but rather less so i think ounces a bit of a change though through power in western russia more significant rain is still there on the warm side as it is in germany all this happening over a lot of prompted by the sunshine over north africa the temperatures still hovering on the high side in tunisia 36 in tunis and 35 in courage but in russia back to the on shore breeze again a loss of about 10 degrees in the last couple of days wednesdays at 21 and thursday is about the same. a $150000000.00 trees disappear every year into the clothing that we all wear from uk cycling to save the forests the famous yellow dress fade from blue jeans. to conserving the world's dwindling wetlands. aids global bird migration watch reacher 6 right where we are the basic discovered a treasure trove it is one of the most special low clouds and the place that for ice ecosystems inlan

see said the sun where it blazes brings temperatures well up so throughout france particularly northern italy and spain we're into the middle to high thirty's even the low forty's the next day or so whereas we take quite a few degrees off for germany for poland for example and up to 10 degrees has been knocked off during the heat waves gone from here and the leading edges that cooler and will produce thunderstorms again in austria and hungry in northern rumania for example those sweet cyrus woods through the northeast and turkey leaving in an wintry scene from moscow westwards record of circulation at the same time the heat is still there in southern france and in spain again low forty's could be the highest temperature record during the summer for 2 places doesn't extend to north africa once again around the coast in north afterward to the low thirty's as best inland is hotter of course but we are talking about is a hard as it is as no big surprise aswell maybe the biggest surprise that 47 region 48. new immigration laws and projects funded by european governments have seen a rapid decline i

international olympic committee made the announcement today that choices were between milan and northern italy of san francisco kids are spending this week learning about water safety. they are participate income a four-day camp organized by the boys and girls club. it swim lessons and taught by stanford children's health. it's sometimes hard to get the kids out of the pool. >> a lot of kids want to stay in as long as possible which is good. it means lessons are working. we're trying to provide the bridge between not knowing how to swim and having access to this facility. >> organizers say the camp is important because drowning is the second leading cause of death for children under 14. >> great for them. >> all right. being over budget and behind schedule are just a few of the ways in which california's high-speed rail project has not matched what voters approved. >>> coming up, another wrinkle in what some like to call the rail way line to nowhere. >> the bay area man is stunned to see a pg&e crew in the backyard cutting down trees. i'm michael finney ahead on 7 on >>> what's the difference

the 2026 olympic games are going to be held in northern italy.mes will be shared between milan snd the resort of cortina. italy hosted the winter games in turin and they were s to co-host but the bid fell apart during a fight among the city's mayors. and by the way, the only othe contender for 2026 was a dual sod from stockholm and a swedish ski re. >>> well, metro is thinking about going places it has never gone before. >> transportation reporter adam tuss shows us the possibilities it is explrg anduow can get involved in the future of metro. >> if you like today, folks, you'll le tomorrow, hot, humid, and some places it's stormy, too.r we'e keeping a close eye on storm team 4 radar. doug is tracking what's in store for your evening and the fourth of july is now officially on our of july is now officially on our ten-day f why switch to fios now? you get the best internet on the 100% fiber-optic network urand now the best value ftv pae with the fios tv test drive. ui love tv. once my kids go toae bed, tv is my way to unwind. you'll get over 425 c

we're talking about switzerland, austria as well as into northern italy.east belarus ukraine.s the you could be seeing the potential of thunderstorms, as well. and northwestern russia into moscow, we could be seeing some very active weather with some winds as well as very heavy rain. about 31res there at degrees. out here towards the west, though it is going to be on the rise, as well. about thoseg temperatures, paris at 25 degrees on saturday. to sunday, we get winds are going to be shifting from the east and that means temperatures are going to b between three to four degrees across much of the area. plenty of sun across the region down towards madrid. it's going to be a hot day as well with a temperature of 34 there. here across the northern coast of africa not much in terms of area, butrain in any we are going to be seeing very hot temperatures as well along the coast and it is going to be of 33 degrees. tripoli at 31 and over towards benghazi, sun at 29. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> back. a look at the headlines this hour. the u.s. president says he strikesff retal

they have been displaced 4 times in the past 5 years and have ended up at this makeshift camp in northern italyto escape the regime's airstrikes they 1st left their homes north of hama when a strikes killed alice brothers and nephews his young grandchildren were born in different refugee camps it hasn't been easy for one camp to another their son and daughter are disabled. tries to keep the family together. so with them we don't mind sleeping under these trees as long as the revolution succeeds now we are happy with the idea of aid but inside now we have no toilets no bathrooms here it's god veiling us. people here have limited food it is difficult to keep supplies fresh and clean only want a dog and ization has provided food during ramadan but not enough to feed all here because. the russian is drugs in the south with the staple in the hospitals bakeries farmlands this persons living conditions even in the north prices are much higher now as the local administration with another basic needs in case of an attack by the regime in the liberated north. $1500.00 people have arrived at the scamp sin

particular here across the central area we're talking about switzerland austria as well as into northern italy also here towards east as well as ukraine you could be seeing the potential of the storms as well that northwestern russia into moscow we could be seeing some very active weather with some winds as well as very heavy rain tempers there at about $31.00 degrees out here towards the west though it is going to be on the rise as well we're talking about those temperatures for paris at 25 degrees here on saturday by the time we get to sunday winds are going to be shifting from the east and that means temp is going to be rising anywhere between $3.00 to $4.00 degrees across much of the area plenty of sun across the region and down towards madrid well it's going to be a hot day as well with a temperature of 34 degrees there well here across the northern coast of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain in any area but we are going to be seen as very hot temperatures as well on the coast and for tunis it is going to be a day of $33.00 degrees tripoli at $31.00 and over towards the guys the s

rome is forecast to hit at least 36 degrees, while parts of northern italy are expected to top 40.xpected to reach 37 degrees. even the zoo has emergency fountains in place. it is all caused by the jet stream which has got stuck. we are getting hot air from north africa so it is the combination of hot air from africa and light winds which are set to see temperatures surge. in france teenagers had their national exams pushed back this week, after the government said the heat was impossible. too bad commuters on the paris metro cannot plead the same. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story.. the race to be the uk's next prime minister has turned personal with jeremy hunt saying it should be someone who is trustworthy — otherwise the uk risks a general election and no brexit. we have the first part of the white house's long—awaited plan for peace in the middle east. the president's advisor and son—in—law jared kushner presented it at a summit in bahrain. at its heart is money — and the commitment to invest 50—billion dollars

london paris for wednesday to the teens to 290 that suggest sundry weather in switzerland and northern italy and madrid stand by a good 10 degrees and about 23 degrees as cool change in western europe still showery in the war bits here but rather less so i think on thursday but of a change though through power in western russia more significant rain is still there on the warm side as it is in germany all this happening over a lot of prompted by the sunshine over north africa the temperatures still hovering on the high side in tunisia 36 in tunis and 35 in kara but in red backed with the on shore breeze again a loss of about 10 degrees in the last couple of days wednesdays at 21 and thursday is about the same. a horrific crime that shocked the world 51 people killed at mosques in christchurch new zealand why want to investigate the full force could have done more to prevent this massacre on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. 5 to read so that i could read every minute of a creator of twitter returns to activism with a new mission i sell him with my job right build software for. but can't di

particular here across the central area we're talking about switzerland austria as well as into northern italy also here towards east as well as ukraine you could be seeing the potential of the new storms as well that northwestern russia into moscow we could be seeing some very active weather with some winds as well as very heavy rain tempers there at about $31.00 degrees out here towards the west though it is going to be on the rise as well we're talking about those temperatures for paris at 25 degrees here on saturday by the time we get to sunday winds are going to be shifting from the east and that means temp is going to be rising anywhere between $3.00 to $4.00 degrees across much of the area plenty of sun across the region and down towards madrid well it's going to be a hot day as well with a temperature of 34 degrees there well here across the northern coast of africa not much in terms of clouds or rain in any area but we are going to be seen as very hot temperatures as well on the coast and for tunis it is going to be a day of $33.00 degrees tripoli at $31.00 and over towards the ghazi

fleeing homes getting out of the rules and seeking essentially safer places to stay in the northern parts of italy because of the turkish border we've seen more than 21 health facilities as reported by the u.n. has been been into rickly or directly targeted as part of this offensive we've seen them high number of schools attacked and of course also very high number of civilians affected by this so it's it's a very dramatic situation and as the situation continues to escalate it's about to be probably the biggest to jerry catastrophe we've seen in syria so far now are you anticipating more people to make their way from the lead and head towards turkey it's difficult to see i mean for now the border areas on the syrians articles of turkey is extremely crowded already they have for years been sort of the most save areas and so there is already if not hundreds thousands millions that are residing in makeshift camps. unfinished buildings and trying to seek basic assistance and protection there. whether they will cross the border or not is uncertain but you can ask yourself where would people go with wh

see said the sun what it blazes brings temperatures well up so throughout france particularly northern italy and spain we're into the middle to high thirty's even the low forty's the next day or so where as we take quite a few degrees off for germany for poland for example and up to 10 degrees has been knocked off during thursday's the heat wave going from here on the leading edge of that cooler and will produce thunderstorms again you know street in hungary in northern rumania for example the cyrus woods through the northeast and turkey leaving in russia on wintry scene from moscow westwards that's really quite a circulation at the same time the heat is still there in southern france and in spain again low forty's could be the highest temperature records even during the summer for 2 places doesn't extend to north africa once again around the coast in north afterward to the low thirty's as best inland is hotter of course but we are talking about is a hard as it is that's no big surprise aswell not be the biggest surprise that $47.00 region $48.00. in the year 1271 and i don't tell you set ou

rome is forecast to hit at least 36 degrees, while parts of northern italy are expected to top 40.further north of the german capital berlin is expected to reach 37 degrees. even the zoo has emergency fountains in place. it is all caused by the jet stream which has got stuck. we are getting hot air from north africa so it is the combination of hot air from africa and light winds which are set to see temperatures surge. in france teenagers had their national exams pushed back this week, after the government said the heat was impossible. too bad commuters on the paris metro cannot plead the same. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. not quite as hot as that here at home. we will have all the details. high—pressure building in from the north of the country tonight and into wednesday. which means that things will settle down and we will lose this rain it will begin to fizzle away leaving a legacy of cloud. one or two spots of drizzle around tonight through central areas by clearer, slightly cooler weather moving into the north and single figure values here for the south. fairly muggy to s

that is record—breaking for northern italy. sunshine, this is a from the sahara, a big depth of their mass moving up towards europe which is why we see these record—breaking temperatures across the alpine regions. the nights are hot as well. nice also broke the record forjune, no lower than 26 degrees there, so unbearable with high humidity. there is no relief from the daytime heat and also the night—time heat could get worse as temperatures rise. going back to the alpine situation, verbier, temperatures will be in the upper teens celsius but we are going for 31 celsius potentially in the next couple of days, this will break all—time records. are we talking areas where normally there would still be snow and ice? there could be glazier‘s in some pockets although most of it melts, but there is concern that they could melt all they could thaw or retreat with temperatures like this. thankfully, it doesn't last too long because temperatures drop next week so that will bring some relief but you are absolutely right, that is the issue