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power have shut down temperatures in the region of sort above 40 degrees celsius. meanwhile, the northwest china, at least 16 people died or the flash floods that treated landslide homes are damaged and several roads are blocked. did you buy base to ellen, emerald, suspending flights to nigeria from next month? because it's been unable to repatriate millions of dollars of revenue. the company has $85000000.00 stuck in nigeria, but it says efforts to start dialogue with authorities to transfer the funds have been unsuccessful. international air transport association says the problem has also affected other carriers who have an estimated $450000000.00 trapped in the country. leaders of serbian kosovo have failed to reach a compromise in a dispute of a vehicle license plates. they've agreed to hold further, you mediated talks in the coming days. ethics serves and in cost of our opposing new rules to swap their serbian issued plates for the call. once it's one of several outstanding issues, the 2 sides have to resolve to move forward with you membership, it's in iraq talks and the ending a months lo

have shut down. temperatures in the region have thought about 40 degrees celsius. meanwhile, in northwest china at least 16 people have died of flash floods triggered landslide homes are damaged in several roads. blocks rescue operations are under way dozens of people are still missing. so don is also struggling with floods which have killed at least $100.00 people. dozens of villages have been destroyed. the government says the floods of cause more damage than the state can handle on their . several morgan has more furniture here. some items there and had the alley is trying to collect what he can from his home. it was damaged and left submerged by heavy rains and torrential floods in a manner again, inter dance. ge 0 state law market. lashara, blah. you hi la. yeah. hi. we now don't have any food or water. the floods came in the middle of the not well, i was working on a night shift to be able to provide food for my family. similar damage and destruction can be seen in houses around the village. more than 700 homes were destroyed in over 50 villages in edmond again, the district has been decl

at least 16 people northwest china have died after flash floods trigger. landslide homes are damaged and several roads are blocked. rescue operations are underway and dozens of people are still missing. meanwhile, chinese officials of warning a severe drought in the south could last well into september. local governments are scrambling to irrigate crops ahead of the autumn harvest. rationing of electricity is making it difficult to pump water. and some industries that rely on hydropower has shut down temperatures in the region of sword above 40 degrees celsius. agency. se malnutrition in the horn of africa is increasing at an alarming rate and pointing to consecutive failed rainy seasons. the conditions that need more than 20000000 people could face food shortages by september the head of the world health organization says if monitoring situation. if your peers, he dre is the worst in the world to address. uh huh. okay, francis says 6000000 people are in need of aid to address who's from to grade these, the crisis is going unnoticed. in terms of humanitarian crisis. i can tell you th

shut down. temperatures in the region have soared above 40 degrees celsius will. meanwhile, in northwest china, at least 16 people have died after flash floods triggered landslide homes, damaged and several roads are blocked. at least 41 people have been killed and dozens injured in forest fires and ne and l. g area. most of the deaths were an el tough near the border with tennessee and firefighters, and helicopters a trying to contain nearly 45 and 14 districts. more than 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. and in portugal, emergency crews are trying to control several wildfires, including one in a national park that's been burning for nearly 2 weeks. hot weather and strong winds have been hampering if it's to contain the blaze. well, in other news, talks aimed at ending a rags, political deadlock are in jeopardy a day after lead is agreed to work on a roadmap out of the crisis. the allies of influential iraqi, she isolated mac tada l sada, refusing to take part in the dialogue led by the key take it prime minister will stuff a l occurred the immediate 10 months after a general

. >> reporter: but sudden downpours of rain in northwest china, wednesday, didn't help. ing and mudslides killed 17 people, according to china's state broadcaster. dozens are still missing. and the difficult weather patterns haven't been limited to the northern hemisphere this week. in new zealand, hundreds of homes evacuated over fears of landslides. nelson's tasman region declaring a state of emergency after four days of torrential rain. >> it was massive landslide. so, we check outside and then we saw they are rolling straight through our property. >> in south america too, the grasslands on raging fire iran the river delta in central argentina. lives lost, livelihoods destroyed and more damage on the horizon after a week of extreme weather across the planet. melissa bell, cnn. >>> one of iraq's most mystical and lush regions is being battered by the effects of climate change. the mesopotamian marshes, home of the biblical, garden of eden, once a wetland area, and declared a world heritage site in 2016, but years of drought have reduced it to dried up streams and puddle

in northwest china, sudden and heavy rainfall led to flash flooding in mudslides.tate media says, at least 60 people are dead, dozens are missing. rescue efforts are ongoing. >>> the national football league in the nfl players association have agreed to suspend cleveland browns quarterback deshawn watson for 11 games without pay. the embattled qb is also facing a $5 million fine after being accused of sexual misconduct by more than two dozen women. according to the agreement, watson will also undergo a professional evaluation by behavioral experts. this is shortly after the agreement was announced, with watson. >> i'm moving on with my career, my life. i will continue to stand, it innocence. just because things like this happened, it doesn't mean a person is guilty for anything because of settlements. i feel like a person has the opportunity to stand on his innocence, and prove that. if you can put that on the legal side, we can continue to push forward, as an individual and as an person. >> under the agreement, watson will be eligible to play in week 13 against hi

. >> reporter: but sudden downpours of rain in northwest china on wednesday didn't help. people, according to china's state broadcaster. dozens are still missing. and the difficult weather patterns haven't been limited to the northern hemisphere this week. in new zealand, hundreds of homes evacuated over fears of landslides. declaring a state of emergency after four days of torrential rain. >> it just collapsed. so we check outside. and then we saw the dirt rolling straight to our property. >> reporter: in south america, too, the grasslands on raging fire along the delta in central argentina. lives lost, livelihoods destroyed and more damage on the horizon after a week of extreme weather across the planet. melissa bell, cnn. ♪ >>> and we'll be right back. stay with us. ♪ ♪ ♪ voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ some days, it felt like asthma was holding me back.k. but asthma has taken enough. so i go triple... th trelegy. with 3 medicinesin 1 in. it's thenly once-daily treatment for adults that takes triple actionaga. trelegy helps make breathing easier,.. improves lung functi

who meanwhile, in northwest china at least 16 people have died after flash floods triggered landslide homes are damaged and civil roads are blocked. in pakistan, weeks of floods and landslides have killed more than 650 people in the southwest. the government has st help, but many say the response has been too slow. cateel of his hoodie on has more most of these people have lost everything. floods have swept to the village of tanza and south west pakistan destroying their homes and livelihoods, roads that were clear just weeks ago have turned to lakes, leaving thousands stranded it. oh, we've had more rain this year. he's had a severe impact on many areas along the river, belk. it was the water is level off in some parts are about it already destroyed homes, crops, and infrastructure. the aftermath is overwhelming. more than a 1000000 people have been affected by flash floods, and landslides, and hundreds have died across 4 provinces. w. climate change official say is fueling unpredictable weather patterns. entire communities across baluchistan province are homeless. when you look at t

but these 16 people in the northwest china have died after flash floods triggered landslide homes are damaged and that several rows are blocked. rescue operations are underway and dozens of people are still missing. while chinese officials are wanting a severe drought in the south could last well into september. local governments are scrambling to irrigate crops ahead of the autumn harvest. what rationing of electricity is making water pumping difficult, and some industries that rely on hydro power have shut down temperatures in the region of sword above 40 degrees celsius. now the u. s. and taiwan have announced plans to hold formal trade talks to move photos to higher level visits to type pay by members of the us. congress meetings angered beijing, which claims taiwan is its own. china says it firmly opposes the trade talks and accuses washington, the violating. it's one china policy. patrick fog has more from beijing will consider the timing of this development coming rights after what beijing really viewed and being highly voc, revisit by us politicians decide one, you might argue

but i think thinned china remains the countries and biggest trading partner. and the country is continuously looking east and northwest phase infrastructure development. now to some news from around the world, china's oldest wooden arch bridge caught fire and collapsed over the weekend despite a 10 hour effort to extinguish the flames. the cause of the blades is still under investigation. the bridge over 900 years old was considered a national relic. meanwhile, in india, 11 people were injured after a bus carrying 39 passengers careened off the road and fell into a deep forge in the countries north authority say 8 of those hurt have been hospitalized with one in critical condition. and in kashmir, clashes erupt in the indian administered city of free nog are over processions, marking the muslim holy month of hon. room. dozens of people were arrested as police sought to disperse, those attempting to participate. the government ban will harm processions in 1989. those were the hours most critical, new stories from around the globe for more news coverage. check out r t dot com and find us on rumble and odyssey also don't

china detention of up to a 1000000. we good and other most minorities in camps in the northwest and shin jang region. former detainees have told us about torture and rape. and there have been extensive investigations into allegations that detainees are made to stand for hours on end in jail, seeing patriotic songs of the chinese communist party and face beatings. now, an exhibition here in berlin that ends today is trying to bring all of these to life for visitors because last line saw you, we are proud it wrong. we pledge our loyalty. everybody's gone is an exhibition that makes visitors experience what incarceration is like in a chinese prism in shin? jang, there's video testimonies from we good. it's describing that experiences. and there's also actors who make visitors think patriotic songs, for instance, understand just one of the forms of coercion inmates have to go through that again . and joining me down in the studio as the director of 3rd exhibition, look at this midget about this. welcome. what are you hoping to achieve with this exhibition? what you're hoping to achieve with us exhibition or like the immersive

you see people predominantly americans coming from the pacific northwest where they're engaging in fur and hide trade, traveling to china, and as they stop along that trade route they'd often stop in hawaii. a place where they can get food, resupply their ship. it's a hard journey. it's a rest along the way. by the time we're into the early 1800's, hawaii is a stop in trade networks. hawaii was also an island rich which was valuable in the chinese trade at the time. fur traders bringing fur and hide and travel the rest of the way to china. also, by the time we're in the late 1800's, a super lucrative industry was the whaling industry. it's a big stop in whaling at the time. by the time we're in the 1820's, this is when you see the arrival of u.s. missionaries. so u.s. missionaries are spreading across both america, north america, and other parts of the world at the time and missionaries are coming to do this work. right. they're bringing civilized areas. they intended to stay. they do this work long term. and other settlers, mostly americans, and they're arriving because they know in is super productive agriculture land

where elsewhere in china, at least 16 people have died off to flash floods, triggered land slide in the northwest homes are damaged in several roads. a blocked risky work is trying to find dozens of people who are still missing in china has been coping with extreme, with between record high temperatures and multiple flesh floods. at least 58 people have been killed and dozens injured and forest fires north east. and algeria, most of the deaths were an el, tough, near the border with tennessee and firefighters. and helicopters are trying to contain nearly 40 fires, and 14 districts, more than 350 people have been forced to leave their homes. and in portugal, emergency crews are trying to control several wild foss, including one and a national park that's been burning for nearly 2 weeks. hot weather and strong winds have been hampering if it's to contain the flames. scientists are willing to drought and europe could be the worst and 500 years bawled fast and southern parts of the continent and devastating large areas within barba reports. ah, my fight is retreating briefly in southeast, in spain. t

northwest of japan's main island where we do have landslide warnings. it goes south throughout wednesday. a tropical cyclone has formed in the south china sea.t will chuck copious amounts of rain to china and hong kong. the winds pick up and will extend to the northeast of vietnam, including hanoi on wednesday, with a high of 32 degrees. down under, a system. pale, lower temperatures. it is winding up. the bite taking aim at adelaide wednesday into thursday. new zealand, both islands, chilly air. showers for the north land including auckland. see you soon. ♪ >> the important thing if you were walking around in beirut was not to be in the line of fire. >> we heard gunshots. i was the first to flee the hotel. >> the battle lasted three days and three nights and there were no prisoners. >> it was such a bloody battle. >> and icon conflict at the heart of the civil war. war hotels, on "al jazeera." ♪ jonah: welcome back. a reminder of the top stories. israeli forces killed a senior commander of a brigade, a palestinian armed group resisting israeli occupation. thousands of mourners filled the streets where he was killed. votes counted in kenya's

china. >> you can put a tidal range power plant anywhere, but it wouldn't be economical to put it somewhere where there's minimal tidal range. top regions are the bay of fundy in canada. the northwestn shelf, the northwest european shelf and the patagonian shelf. but they're not all suitable. so, for example, there may not be much grid connectivity or that populations may be quite low. >> so apart from geography, the infrastructure to support tidal range plants just doesn't exist everywhere. and people have opposed the massive structures because they can be horrific for the local environment, disturbing migratory fish, the composition of the soil, and even taking space away from local communities. but things are changing for tidal range power. a project commissioned in october 2021 in wales takes the idea out of the 1960s and applies it to today, when environmental damage is much less acceptable. the design doesn't block off an entire bay, but only uses a part of a lagoon, so the local ecology is protected. and it's expected to generate even more power than the french plant. the proposal also includes space for aquaculture and sports, so the area can remain a shared resource. 98% o

crops in central and northern china, and hydropower reservoirs are critically low in the southwest. back in this country, the latest heat wave has arrived in the northwesting temperatures well over 100 degrees. california's power grid operator urged cuts in usage today to prevent blackouts. three national pharmacy chains have been ordered to pay more than $650 million for their role in the opioid epidemic. a federal judge in cleveland ruled today that cvs, walmart, and walgreens owe that amount to 2 ohio counties. at least 2 of the companies plan to appeal. and on wall street, big tech stocks retreated, and led the broader market lower. the dow jones industrial average lost 171 points to close at 33,980. the nasdaq fell 164 points, more than 1%. the s&p 500 slipped 31. still to come on the newshour, tensions linger as the loser of kenya's presidential election challenges the results one of the united states' largest hospital centers holds an art collection valued in the millions. plus much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. judy:

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