he's moving home to the saddam city of torture to live with his mother for the 1st time in 18 years. independent of one of the pings factors that are also considered before. so i think that not being compromised is something very very good for both of us and it seems he's not alone but being cut him has been working as a mover for 5 years never before has he had so many daughter jobs in the last month he has moved over 30 apartments like an ant and into storage units. thought is good for her that we've moved many. people are. moving. here storage costs far less than with what they thought for many it has been a difficult but necessity moved many young professionals from small towns to vent apartments in cities like new delhi to access more opportunities but big cuts and job losses caused by the pandemic are quickly making the cost of living in cities on affordable and these relocations can have rippling consequences to pick up the goods flatmates moved out in march the 4th india's knockdown. it has been emotionally draining to be all alone in this empty apartment she says we had a re

saddam was a bit to raise its. massive quantities of grain spilled across beirut's harbor another crisis looming for the city as food supplies become more scarce rescue teams have had a hard time looking for survivors buildings are smashed together finding spaces where people may still be trapped is a race against time. really you go our experience is that people can still be found alive up to 80 hours after an explosion or an earthquake so we still have hope. 16 workers have been detained others are under house arrest as public anger grows. protests broke out overnight following months of demonstrations against corruption and cronyism many see the explosions as the result of official incompetence the ammonium nitrate was stored improperly for more than 6 years it appears to have

global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation law how do we make cities green her how can we protect habitat saddam we can make a difference in the movie mindedness the environmental series in total 3000 on t.w. and on mine they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them the. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . left wounds that have yet to heal what should be done with the stolen art from africa. the stolen soul starts september 7th on the d w. move. above . oh. this is g.w. news a live from berlin a storm had that could trigger and survivable surges hits the u.s. state of the louisiana hurricane laurel almost doubles and strength as it approaches the gulf coast half a 1000000 people have been ordered to evacuate. also coming up police armored vehicles moved in to deal with the unrest.

compulsory and in close places while in france they're monitoring it work saddam say is covering the face is essential in busy parts of the city and many u.s. states are also returning to practice world health organization spokesperson margaret harris those masks can help control the outbreak so we say if you cannot socially distance especially if you're in a crowded place with paul ventilation so that's where you don't have the fresh air in dispersing the droplets in the aerosols we say that a face covering is a means of preventing the source of the droplets certs you from going into the air and potentially infecting other people again i'm sure that there's those who are really vulnerable are being given the right advice or be given the right information and should and should know how to protect themselves and what they can do if they're not confident that it's safe for them to go out they should be able to be given their own best risk manager or manager should be empowered to be that nobody should oblige people to do something that they don't feel is safe. a covert pandemic is pushing the planet on the brink of a new environ

city after 9/11. onould go on and on and against the patriot missile that shot down saddam hussein's good missiles over -- scud missiles. initiative,defense against the trident missile, against, against, against. tos is in the man who wants be the commander-in-chief of the u.s. armed forces. [crowd booing] with what? spitballs? cheering and applause] 20 years can tell you much more about a man then 20 weeks of campaign rhetoric. wantign tells who you people to think you are. how you vote tells people who you really are deep inside. applause]and senator kerry has made it clear that he will use military force only if approved by the united nations. booing] would let paris decide when the u.s. needs defending. kerry who says he doesn't like outsourcing, wants to outsource our national security. that's the most dangerous outsourcing of all. this politician once to be leader of the free world, free for how long? years, on every one of the great issues of freedom and security, john kerry has been more wrong, more week, in moreore weak come wobbly than any national figure. [cheering and applause] blamedr prot

saddam haunts us to this day. john simpson, bbc news. now, finding a local rise in coronavirus infections early is crucial in fighting the spread of covid—19. in the spanish citys are going into the sewer network to try to find out where outbreaks are likely to occur next. we try to detect the virus sars—cov—2, which is the code of the disease of covid—19, in residual water. the virus has spread by humans since the first day of infection. so we are able to detect the virus up to seven days before showing first symptoms. we have divided the city into several sections. control points they're called. and it can be a municipality, neighbourhood, a building or even an industry. and for each of those points, we look at the water prematurely and we take into a lab work where it will be analysed. in a lab we have we have a litre coming in. we end up with the volume of about three ml. from here, what we're going to do is extract the nucleic acids, the genetic material of the virus. if it starts to increase then we have to go to the authorities and say ok, let's have a look at that because maybe we have to check that population of that section section of valencia. track

city thank you very much john handwringing cannot show us constant. you know watching al jazeera live from london while still telling about us is accused. of leveraging saddam status as a sponsor of terror to try to get it to normalize ties with israel. and record breaking wildfires devastate homes in northern california more than 200000 people remain under evacuation orders. hello this is not the 1st storm of the summer but this is probably the boast well the most intense the most damage is going goes across in the british isles then the low countries denmark and southern sweden and this is cheering wednesday now it's to say looks more like a winter storm as temperatures below that was in the twenty's on this is just a wet and windy weather that's completely different on its way across northern europe more or less repeating the pattern if you're 3rd assess even the northern france is still relatively warm but the next one want to get up but if you're in the south in the mediterranean it's reliable sunshine are gone all the thunderstorms that were around in turkey in greece and also the balkans is just warm sunshine book reston 34 degrees in romania and muc

i'm saddam spend known as a great place for emissions for recycling for decades it's still a long way from achieving a circular economy. the plan is to make that happen by 2050 an ambitious goal 1st city to time and to be a pioneer. and now we leave technology behind us and head out to the mexican countryside. to meet a family living much like the generations before them. hello my name is a daily. i spend most of my time here in the kitchen. it's where i like to be. this is my mother in law and this is my sister in law. i like it when they come visit. me my eldest daughter is 16 her name is maria guadalupe young. my other daughter in leasing is 15. that's miguel you know and that's jose luis i have 5 children that's my nephew. this is the cradle war i make tortillas. and i enjoy working in the kitchen and do everything by hand here. in when. when my family are out all day i get up at 3 in the morning to make them tortillas for lunch. and they had a look at that they have a making of the about that then i make some more that we eat hot for supper i make tortillas twice a day. here they are. for. thank you for coming to see us meredith that means all the whole idea. and now it's time fo