pacifically when it comes to heat waves like this what does that mean for what's expected red cross and red crescent where the red cross and red crescent have volunteers that are working with communities that are working with the most vulnerable people affected by climate change and in particular heat waves and what we're seeing is that often the most vulnerable people were are afflicted algerie pregnant women children people with preexisting medical conditions we have to make sure that in times like heat waves but with which looking at them and making sure they're ok this is exactly what national reprocessed rechristened societies do on the ground tom how would you say if you had to critique how governments in the west right now are dealing with this how how would you grade them. so i mean certainly policy is not really an area that i research actively but we can we can observe some very positive things have been done by western governments in the last few years since the last time europe at least was hit by really big heat waves that was 2003 and that really opened lot of people's eyes with 70000

pacifically when it comes to heat waves like this what does that mean for what's expected red cross and red crescent where the red cross and red crescent have volunteers that are working with communities that are working with the most vulnerable people affected by current change and in particular heat waves and what we're seeing is that often the most vulnerable people were are affected the elderly pregnant women and children and people with preexisting medical conditions we have to make sure that in times like heat waves but with which looking at them and making sure they're ok this is exactly what national red cross and red crescent societies do on the ground tom how would you say if you had to critique how governments in the west right now are dealing with this how how would you grade them. so i mean certainly policy is not really an area that i research actively but we can we can observe some very positive things have been done by western governments in the last few years since the last time europe at least was hit by really big heat waves that was 2003 and that really opened lot of people's eye

them buy food and very basic stuff that is not provided here at this camp when i spoke to the red crescent they said that there's a lack of funding but also the government at the moment is in political turmoil and the economy and unemployment is high and for that reason they said that they haven't actually adopted the draft asylum law that was signed in 2014 so many people here are coming from libya and are still stuck here indian by leaders of the theo korean community in israel have agreed to end the recent violent protests against police brutality the instructions we gather in response to the killing of an 18 year old d. theo an israeli he was shot by off duty police officer on sunday the officer said he was trying to break up a fight the witnesses said he started the altercation been days of protests and violence with police across israel the officer has been arrested or the parents of the victim solomon taker say they want peaceful protests to continue along with them i want the demonstrations to keep going but not violently until they charge the policeman who shot him a little violen

why did here at this camp when i spoke to the red crescent they said that there's a lack of funding but also the government at the moment and is in political turmoil and the economy and unemployment is high and for that reason they said that they haven't actually adopted the draft asylum law that was signed in 2014 so many people here are coming from libya and are still stuck here in them by and sorrow spoke to another survivor from the capsized boat and here's how he described that are you then you might not there then you might but we want to go to italy people started jumping into the water we tried to call for help using the phones we had but we couldn't reach anyone but after 3 hours we did not see any boats passing by and water started rushing into the boat then the boat split into 2 and people started jumping into the water we held on to the wooden debris from the boat the waves pushed a few of us towards the libyan engineers in khost there were about 80 of us 4 women and one of them was pregnant another was with her child all of the women were lost at sea we could not see the li

pacifically when it comes to heat waves like this what does that mean for what's expected red cross and red crescent where the red cross and red crescent have volunteers that are working with communities that are working with the most vulnerable people affected by crew change and in particular heat waves and what we're seeing is that often the most vulnerable people were are. doing criminal women and children and people with preexisting medical conditions we have to make sure that in times like heat waves but we're checking on them and making sure that barricade this is exactly what national reprocessed rechristened societies do on the ground tom how would you say if you had to critique how governments in the west right now are dealing with this how how would you grade them. so i mean certainly policy is not really an area that i research actively but we can we can observe some very positive things have been done by western governments in the last few years since the last time europe at least was hit by really big heat waves that was 2003 and that really opened lot of people's eyes would have 70000

well actually out the red crescent camp is one of many in zones these and 4 individuals for males 3 from mali one from the ivory coast turned up here they were handed over by the authorities to the red crescent on wednesday night they said they were on a boat that capsized just off the coast it was heading from the west of libya to europe now 86 people were on that boat 4 turned up since last night and while we've been here one of those people died he was from the ivory coast 2 of them are in hospital and one is here in the camp at the moment from mine and we spoke to him earlier here obviously is quite shaken and the situation here is that there are a few migrants they say they've been increasing in numbers especially after have started tax on tripoli back in april i also spoke to someone earlier who's from morocco he was on one of the boats that was in may that capsized as well off the coast of tunisia and at that time most of those that were on board 60 plus had died as well so it's quite a few deaths that have been recent and it's the summer coming up which means there are going to w

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe found migrants are perished at sea search operations continue after up to $150.00 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard.

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe found migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to $150.00 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. i saw thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

april's assault on the libyan capital tripoli by forces loyal to warlords honey for half the are the red crescent says the number of those arriving has increased. and there are shelters are full what we're concerned will be an influx of migrants and refugees the recent fighting in libya is forcing more of them to cross into tunisia which has an open border policy europe doesn't. the number of people trying to reach europe from libya increases during this time of the year 2 it's a beautiful day hit ins are busy some plenty it's a busy and families are enjoying the weather and the beach as well but somewhere out there in the mediterranean hundreds of migrants have died and have gone missing just this year alone all in the attempts to build a better future they say in europe earlier this month doctors without borders criticized in easier for its lack of an asylum system making it unsafe for migrants and refugees a draft law to process asylum seekers was put together in 2014 that it is yet to be adopted on thursday prime minister yousuf shah had called for a meeting to discuss the migrant issue fishe

them buy food and very basic stuff that is not provided here at this camp when i spoke to the red crescent they said that there's a lack of funding but also the government at the moment is in political turmoil and the economy and unemployment is high and for that reason they said that they haven't.

this is where many of the migrants especially african migrants and up now we were talking to the red crescent that runs this place and they were telling us that 4 individuals were handed over by the 2000000 authorities on wednesday night that was less than 24 hours ago one of them is in hospital and we found out in the last few hours that one of them just passed away while we've been here and he was from the ivory coast but also one of the others is of man just laying there behind me and we spoke to him earlier he seemed visibly shaken and he's still getting over they want to vote of 86 people that were going from libya all the way to europe and only 4 turned up yesterday now there's only 3 remaining the rest died at sea and are missing and this is a story that we hear quite often one of the person we've been speaking to is mohamed he's from morocco and i'm just going to find out from him what his story is how much it is they will certainly. believe. or. machine of the bottle to be know. all of that. mohamed tells me that he was one of $75.00 people on a boat that capsized and that happened i

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe a 1000 migrants who perished sea search operations continue after up to 150 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to 150 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city hong kong.

is where many of the migrants especially african migrants and up and i we were talking to the red crescent that runs this place and they were telling us that 4 individuals were handed over by the 2000000 authorities on wednesday night that was less than 24 hours ago one of them is in hospital and we found out in the last few hours that one of them just passed away while we've been here and he was from the ivory coast but also one of the others is one man just laying there behind me and we spoke to him earlier he seemed visibly shaken and he's still getting over it they want to vote of 86 people that were going from libya all the way to europe and only 4 turned up yesterday now there's only 3 remaining the rest died at sea and are missing and this is a story that we hear quite often one of the person we've been.

coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to 150 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. i.

when i spoke to the red crescent they said there is a lack of funding and the government is in politicalurmoil. is economy and unemployment high. they said they have not adopted the draft asylum law that was signed in 2014. many people are coming from libya and are still stuck here in limbo. yementhi rebels in carried out drone attacks in saudi arabia or the rebel group claims all flights have been halted or the saudi coalition spokesperson said their forces intercepted and shot down multiple drones at the airport. live from london. more ahead, torture and sexual violence. venezuela's government accused of a brutal crackdown on its opponents. and, how climate change is helping the u.k. grow its wine industry with a record number of vines being planted across england and wales. >> hello again and welcome back. we are here across the southwestern part of australia. we are watching a frontal boundary pushing through curves. we could see clouds, rain and wind. once the system pushes through friday, you will see a change of air mass. temperatures dropping, air -- daytime high only reaches 14

b s coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe found migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to 150 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city hong kong.

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to 150 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

near the tunisian town of the disease at least $82.00 people are feared missing to lizzie and red crescent save for people survive to one person later died in hospital leaders of the theory being community in israel have agreed to end the recent violent protests against police brutality demonstrations began in response to the killing of an 18 year old ethiopian israeli he was shot by an off duty police officer on sunday. talks are the resume between sudan's opposition and the ruling military juncture on transferring power to civilian governments the military has agreed to demands from the opposition to release prisoners and restore the internet because she ations collapsed last month after security forces raided the city in protest killing at least 100 people one un rights chief. said on wednesday she was again distressed by reports hospitals were being attacked during the raids so dan's opposition leader made their bass player the outline the conditions for talks of how any negotiation has to start from the points that we cannot agree on and it is one main point the transitional council i

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe found migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to $150.00 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.

local red cross accommodates the people here as best they can aided by donations from the turkish red crescent the government in sarajevo however seems to be ignoring the growing problem. there are often drinking water shortages and since there are only 2 shower and toilet facilities disease spreads quickly especially scabies very very. bad there is no electricity do lunch or dinner everything there's no. living like. the 1st aid tent lacks sufficient supplies and there isn't enough medicine volunteers such as german journalist dirk planet and austrian dr karen char a fair provide healthcare since the beginning of the refugee crisis in 2015 they've been helping in refugee camps throughout the balkans but even dr schauer affair has never seen a camp quite like this one. he come on off and on how can you put people in a garbage dump it's so disrespectful there's no other way of putting it it's and. then this this but planet says he thinks he knows why the behalf city government chose to form a landfill site for a refugee camp. site belongs to the city when i asked why does it have to be a garbag

i'm joined from geneva by emanuele capobianco from the international federation of red cross and red crescent societies. thank you for your time. what difference does this declaration make? thank you, mike. this declaration makes an important difference because it highlights the severity of the outlook and determines increased attention and increased financing in response to this serious outbreak that's been underfunded until now. where do you see this outbreak going now, and what do you need most urgently? well, the outbreak has killed more than 1600 people. it has crossed the border into uganda last month and arrived in goma last weekend. we need to contain it, and that's why more resources are needed to do what has been effective until now, but also to expand a little bit the effort. we need to move beyond an ebola only focused response and start addressing other health needs and humanitarian needs that are a priority for a elation in dire humanitarian need. we need to invest in building resilience in the system so the virus can be detected and responded to more quickly and properly, and t

this is where many of the migrants especially african migrants and up now we were talking to the red crescent that runs this place and they were telling us that 4 individuals were handed over by the 2000000 authorities on wednesday night that was less than 24 hours ago one of them is in hospital and we found out in the last few hours that one of them just passed away while we've been here and he was from the ivory coast but also one of the others is of man just laying there behind me and we spoke to him earlier he seemed visibly shaken and he's still getting over they want to vote of 86 people that were going from libya all the way to europe and only 4 turned up yesterday now there's only 3 remaining the rest died at sea and are missing and this is a story that we hear quite often one of the person we've been speaking to is mohamed he's from morocco and i'm just going to find out from him what his story is how much it is they will certainly. believe. or. machine of the bottle almost to the you know. all of the. mohamed tells me that he was one of $75.00 people on a boat that capsized and that

at least2 bodies have been recovered according to the red crescent and an estimated 115 others who were atteting to reach europe are still missing and presumed dead.io the united n says the accident is "the worst mediterranean tragedy of thisye ." more than 1,000 people were rescued from a train trapped in monsoon flood waters near mbai, india last night. authorities say high water stranded the train. members of india's air force, vy, and national disaster response fce used helicopters, boats, and diving teams to rescue the trapped passengers. there were no juries reported, but monsoon flooding in south asia has killed more than 600 people in recent weeks for the latest developments on the protests in hong kong, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: as we reported earlier, protesters were again out on the streets of hong kong today. amid the familiar scenes of tear gas, batons and covered faces, there's a new focus on the waye authorities ing technology to identify and track protesters. for more, "new york times" reporter paul mozur joins us now via skype from shanghai. spaul, it look

the red crescent organisation in libya says its rescue workers have recovered the bodies of 62 migrantsk en route to europe. more than 100 people are feared to have drowned after an overloaded boat sank on thursday off the coast near the port city of khoms it's the worst sinking so far this year in the mediterranean. the chairman of the us joint chiefs of staff has expressed optimism about efforts to bring the long—running conflict in afghanistan to an end. generaljoseph dunford says the us envoy is in talks with the taliban in doha. but the taliban have refused to negotiate directly with the afghan government and have continued to launch attacks. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas says he is now beginning steps to end all agreements with israel. his announcement followed israel's demolition of a dozen palestinian residential buildings earlier this week. the world's biggest economy is slowing down, growing less than previously thought last year. new figures show the us growth for 2018 missed president trump's target of 3%. they also show that growth has slowed this year, with poor

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facilities are something all americans can be proud of across the atlantic and the china sea and red crescent says the number of people who died in last weekend's migrant ship disaster has risen to 80 only 3 of the 86 passengers on board are known to have survived after the boat capsized off the coast of china zia they were taken to a migrant center for treatment the aid agency says the death toll could rise further and police in paris have removed hundreds of undocumented migrants they're protesting inside the city's pantheon was an am the demonstrators who have identified themselves as the black vests barricaded themselves inside the building for a number of hours they said videos on facebook demanding their residency papers be normalised and a meeting with prime minister eduardo fill up their house about le has more from the french capital where hundreds of asylum seekers or keep the policy on central paris just after lunch time a local time here in paris is an historic building in the heart of the french capital that is where famous french women and men are buried it's a symbol of a diffe

them buy food and very basic stuff that is not provided here at this camp when i spoke to the red crescent they said that there's a lack of funding but also the government at the moment is in political turmoil and the economy and unemployment is high and for that reason they said that they haven't actually adopted the draft asylum law that was signed in 2014 so many people here are coming from libya and are still stuck here in dubai you see rebels in yemen say they've carried out drone attacks on jews than an airport in saudi arabia the rebel group claims all flights have been halted saudi coalition spokesperson said their forces intercepted and shot down multiple drugs at just an airport. it was al jazeera live from london last i had betrayed detentions torture and sexual violence that is why his government is accused of a brutal crackdown on its opponents i will tell you how climate change is helping the u.k. grow its wine industry with a record number of vines being planted across england and wales. hello again to welcome back we're here cross the south western part of australia we are

the tree is in red crescent says the number of people who died in last weekend's migrant ship disaster has risen to 72 only 4 of the 86 passengers on board are known to have survived the boat capsized off the coast of chile they were taken to a migrant center is our sister treatments the agency says the final death toll could rise further making it one of the worst michael disasters to date an italian court has acquitted on the eritrean man of being a notorious human traffickers saying he was a victim of mistaken identity but how do you test the marion barry was this extradited to italy 3 years ago and accused of being the kingpin nicknamed the general outlook ations be dismissed although he was convicted of the lesser charge of aiding illegal immigration helping his cousin reach libya as he's already served 3 years judges ordered his release from prison the kercher verbeek sais that my client is not the general and this is that the think that we always sustain 3 c. units for the 1st time although they are restored michel i. got germany social democrats the junior partner in chancellor

well it's a silly shot sets ports to migrants the red crescent has recovered the bodies of sixty two people who had been bound for europe. you a and has desescribed i it s ththe worst mediterranean tragedies say fall this year such operations continued on friday off to some one hundred anand fifty people were thoughto have drowned. after that bates capsized of libya. a grisly sight on the shores of all forms of tripoli. the same place three boats filled with migrants had set off from. one hundred and fifty people are presumed dead after the vessels capsize not far from the coast. another one hundred and forty people were rescued and brought back here to outcomes. herring experience for the survivors. cool and hassle i started swimming f for almost seven hou. and then we were rescued by fishermen because of the holiday we'v've been here for two days d no one has come to take us. there's been a dead body with a safe for the past two days. a site we were fighting the death in the sea. wellllow with fifighting dancing on the grounds inside of him than what's in the how. to with anything

although there is a shortage of a staff and medical equipment medic middle seat leads a team of red crescent workers some of them work on the front lines while the others is standing here ready for casualties he's calling on the warring factions to go into the safety of his staff. we've confirmed to the rival factions several times that we are providing humanitarian services to everyone equally we have no political affiliations the battle for control of tripoli has killed more than 700 people 41 of them were civilians including several medical workers the world health organization has warned against targeting health workers and facilities it says it's a violation of international humanitarian law the medical workers here say in some cases health that its forces have deliberately fired towards their ambulances and as the fighting goes on they'll continue to put their lives at risk to save others . tripoli iraq's prime minister has ordered the country's powerful paramilitary groups to be integrated into the armed forces are the law of the land he wants fighters to comply by the end of the mont

city and my brother is not in any of the survivors list we can't trace him he is not even in the red crescent lest we lost all contact with him since may 7th. libya has in recent years been a major departure point for a bond with the she migrants trying to get to europe. and wants the boat sink we notice swarms of fish were taking him by seeing us all over it's hard to think what maybe we threw those who didn't survive here look at my hand i got barely person by a swarm of. mohammad dahlan hoped moving overseas would change his life but the huge risk it took came to nothing to enrich our 3 al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh. a quick reminder the top stories here al-jazeera police in gibraltar have arrested the captain and chief officer of an iranian tanker that was seized by british marines last week they're accused of breaching e.u. sanctions on syria the arrests come amid claims that iran tried to impede a british oil tanker late on wednesday leading to an intervention by a british warship iran though denies any such confrontation took place british foreign minister says the u.k. doesn't want to i

my brother is not in any of the survivors list we can't trace him he is not even in the red crescent list we lost all contact with him since may 7th libya has in recent years been a major departure point for a band with a she migrants trying to get to europe. and wants the boat sink we notice swarms of fish were taking him by seeing us all over it's hard to think what many we threw those who didn't survive here look at my hand i got barely person by a swarm of fish mohammed dahlan hoped moving overseas would change his life but the huge risk it took came to nothing. dhaka bangladesh now u.s. house of representatives oversight committee hearing is looking into the deteriorating conditions in detention centers at the southern border with mexico and guatemala mother has told us politicians her infant daughter died after receiving poor medical care while in the custody of american border patrol officials john hendren with a report from washington let me add a tearful mothers visible pain captured members of congress make it better. or out a piece of my heart like they pour out myself. ya

the tunisian red crescent says the number of people who died in last weekend's migrant ship disaster has risen to 80 only 3 of the 86 passengers on board are known to have survived after the boat capsized off the coast of tunisia they were taken to a migrant center in desires it's for treatment the agency says the death toll could rise further. police in paris have removed hundreds of undocumented migrants protesting inside the city's pantheon mausoleum the demonstrators who have identified themselves as the black vests barricaded themselves inside the building for a number of hours they shared videos on facebook demanding their residency papers be normalise and a meeting with the french prime minister into a field that has more from paris. well hundreds of asylum seekers oaky by the policy on central paris just after lunch time a local time here in paris is an historic building in the heart of the french capital that is where famous french women and men are buried it's a symbol of the french republic not symbolism has not been lost on those who have chosen this venue for their prote

in those eastern that's because we're not too far from the border with libya now we arrive the red crescentwhich runs this in particular shelter told us that just last night last wednesday night 4 people turned out they were handed over by that is in authorities they were on a boat that was coming over from libya trying to make it to europe and it sank it had 85 people 4 people turned up they had survived but in the time literally in the last 1520 minutes that we've been prepping for this life we just found out that one of them has passed away he was from ivory coast the other 3 are mark from mali and the other person that was just here he was set sent off in an ambulance as well with hypothermia so it just gives you an idea of the situation of people turning up there trying to get to europe sometimes it's easier for them to try and get through from libya from africa but sometimes they end up here and i've just spoken to another person that's been here for 3 weeks he is nor can he said he was on another boat a few weeks ago that about 65 people that had passed away and they had also drowned

the turners in red crescent says the number of people who died in last weekend's migrant ship disaster has risen to 80 only 3 of the 86th passengers on board and known to have survived after the boat capsized off the coast of tunis here they were taken to a migrant center and for treatment it's estimated that $682.00 migrants have died in the mediterranean so far this year. now today is beach as a fast disappearing because of rising sea levels and erosion the economy relies heavily on the coastline where a number of us called world heritage sites are also under threat so our hierarchs reports. yes seen bran has been fishing for 40 years or longer to new zealand coastal town of harbor in many and while the traditional method of catching fish hasn't changed for generations the climate has you seen so the effects of global warming are evident in these waters. there's no 80 percent less fish than before we now live day to day we catch a pitiful one to 2 kilos of fish then head home with nothing else to do we have no other source of income. 2 thirds of to newsies population lives along its

the tunisian red crescent says the number of people who died in last weekend's migrant ship disaster has risen to 80 only 4 of the 86 passengers on board know to have survived when the boat capsized off the coast of tunisia they were taken to a migrant center in tsar's is for treatment the aid agency says the final death toll could rise even making it one of the worst like disasters to date meanwhile an italian court is acquitted in eritrea man of being a notorious human traffic as saying he was a victim of mistaken identity madani test from our ambassador i was extradited to italy 3 years ago and accused of being a kingpin named the general that allegation is now being dismissed although he was convicted of the lesser charge of aiding illegal immigration by helping his cousin reach libya and he's already served 3 years so what judges ordered his release from prison the group verbeek states that my client is not the general and this is the the think that we always use thing 3 the 1st time although they are restored my glory. to god. well police in paris over moved hundreds of undocum

libya's coast guard and red crescent have recovered dozens of bodies of europe found migrants who perished at sea search operations continue after up to $150.00 people went missing when their boats capsized in the mediterranean scores of others were rescued by the libyan coast guard. thousands of protesters gathered at hong kong airport to call for democracy and educate tourists about mass demonstrations in the city.