translation: we will put the sea of marmara _ translation: we will put the sea of marmara under - seae will save not only the present but hopefully also the present but hopefully also the future of marmara. fit, the present but hopefully also the future of marmara. a huge cleanup operation _ the future of marmara. a huge cleanup operation is _ the future of marmara. a huge cleanup operation is planned i cleanup operation is planned with all hands on deck. residents are being encouraged to get involved alongside businesses and government agencies. not a good look, is it? two of the biggest names in tennis are now both out of the french open. roger federer abandoned his pursuit of a record 2ist grand slam title after voicing doubts over his match fitness. meanwhile serena williams�*s hopes of lifting her 24th title and tying australian margaret court's record were dashed after losing to 21—year—old kazakh elena rybakina in the fourth round. ben rothenberg is a contributing writer to the new york times on tennis and a senior editor at racquet magazine. very much forjoining us. there is so

it's forbidden to fish sea cucumber with dive materials to preserve the species. but there are many foreign investors that came here that pay the young malagasy people to fish sea cucumber with a bottle of gas, etc. the chinese came here and, as usual, they tried to offer infrastructures like roads, and as a counterpart, they want to be authorized to exploit natural resources. there is a very huge upsurge of these practices now, and it's a big threat to the natural resources, to their sustainability, and the environment in general. [man speaking native language] day: we believe that fish stocks are declining for multiple reasons, one of them being access to international markets. a lot of people in europe, a lot of people in asia enjoy to eat seafood which exists here. the population is growing in madagascar. there's lots of migration pressure as well. people from the inland come to the ocean because they want access to resources on the coast here. people know that their fisheries are in trouble but they have no other option but to fish. there is no enough governa

all of the sea snails here are dead. the sea snails die, the fish die, they can't breathe.ater have contributed to the problem. this vision was filmed by a team at bbc turkish. reporter neyran elden dived into the sea of marmara this week and this is what she saw. the situation there under the water was very heartbreaking. under the water, we see that all the bottom of the sea was completely covered with the sea snot. it was like a white curtain at the sea. we saw all of the marine livings were covered with it and they were dying. turkey's president has blamed the outbreak on untreated water from cities and has vowed quick action. translation: hopefully we will save our seas. i my fear is that if this expands to the black sea, the trouble will be enormous. we need to take this step without delay. his government has sent a team of 300 people to identify potential sources of pollution and turkey's environment minister has unveiled a disaster management plan. translation: we will put the sea of marmara under| protection. we will take all of the necessary steps in three years a

the baltic sea is only about 20 meters deep at this point.the post-war years, a lot of munitions were swept under the proverbial rug here. several months earlier, mussels were placed at various locations. some closer to known munitions sites, some further away. >> we've found the box, this is where the mussels are. the older ones are attached to the cord, the younger ones on the box. let's pull them up. >> blue mussels filter nutrients out of the seawater by passing it through their bodies. that makes them ideally suited to help detect leaked toxins. the tests found evidence of compounds typical of explosives in the mussels and in the water samples. >> the explosives found are still at trace levels. so for now, we don't have to worry about consuming sh from the baltic or mussels from the bay of lÜbeck. >> but the problem is growing worse. on their expedition into the baltic sea, the researchers with jens greinert spared no effort. the hazardous waste from the war has not only had a major impact on the environment, it has also come at a consid

it's on the water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of the stumble. the so called sees not in sine speak. marine use village is produced by some of the slime, has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a man made disaster. his man i could do most of the seas not is very difficult to grab, hold off this stuff so slimy. it slipped through your hands and back into the water . it's really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the environmental crisis. carpets of mucus, along the coast line, clogging ports and beaches, as well as affecting the sea of mom moran and the metropolis of a stumble. this line have overtaken over parts of the adjoining a g and, and black seas. it's a threat to the local fishing industry. and swimming is now impossible in many places in china, and i had heard of the seas not, but now i can see how bad it really is. i tried swimming with there is less of it, but my skin still felt 18 question. so just make sure that off the phone again, we usually come surfing here every week. but n

south china sea.how would ou until the south china sea. how would you describe — until the south china sea. how would you describe relations _ until the south china sea. how would you describe relations between - you describe relations between russia and the uk tonight? it’s you describe relations between russia and the uk tonight? it's not aood. it's russia and the uk tonight? it's not good- it's been _ russia and the uk tonight? it's not good. it's been difficult _ russia and the uk tonight? it's not good. it's been difficult ever - russia and the uk tonight? it's not good. it's been difficult ever since | good. it's been difficult ever since and the russians chose to take on crimea, eastern ukraine as well. i think there will be even more concerned as the west is starting to regroup. nato has a sense of purpose again. notjust going to the black sea, but to patrol international waters to enforce the freedom of navigation. but they have been denied because of russia and the south china sea. i denied

there was sea's nothen i was a child -- sea snot when i was a child but never as good as this. the turkish government has recently started to tackle the problem. the environmental minister launched a massive cleanup operation. dredges are pumping -- dredger are -- dredgers are pumping out the slime. many experts say it is already too late. what we see on the service is very worrying. but it is just the tip of the iceberg. the real problem is under the water. this is where the slime is spreading and it is getting worse every week. marine biologists say the scourge of sea snot is not just a turkish problem but a stark warning to the wld that imate change is pushing our g planet's life support systems to the brink. >> is really airstrikes have hit the gaza strip after militants in the palestinian territory sent balloons over to israel. this was the first escalation of violence since israel and gaza's hamas rulers launched a cease-fire in may. >> airstrikes in gaza less than a month after a cease-fire in the latest round of conflict here. tension was in the air in jerusalem leading

and the sea. ~ ., ., ., and the sea. we have to leave it there! thanks _ and the sea. to leave it there! thanks for being with j it there! thanks for being with us. hello again. tuesday was another very warm day across england and wales. temperatures peaked at 27 degrees celsius. that's just two down from the hottest day of the year, which was at the start of the week on monday. and as i say, england and wales enjoyed a lot of sunshine. scotland and northern ireland, a different story. we had rain, and that band of rain continues to push its way eastwards over the next few hours whilst weakening, so the rain will become lighter and patchier. across the board, temperatures staying up into double figures as we head into the first part of wednesday morning. now, this front is a cold front, and it's an important one. very weak, it will bring just a few patches of rain across north—west england and north—west wales. sunny spells for scotland and northern ireland, a few isolated showers. dry picture for east wales and most of england with lots of sunshine. but it's this fron

all of the sea snails here are dead. the sea snails die, the fish die, they can't breathe.med by a team at bbc turkish. reporter neyran elden dived into the sea of marmara this week and this is what she saw. the situation there under the water was very heartbreaking. under the water, we see that all the bottom of the sea was completely covered with the sea snot. it was like a white curtain at the sea. we saw all of the marine livings were covered with it and they were dying. turkey's president has blamed the outbreak on untreated water from cities and has vowed quick action. translation: hopefully we will save our seas. i my fear is that if this expands to the black sea, the trouble will be enormous. we need to take this step without delay. his government has sent a team of 300 people to identify potential sources of pollution and turkey's environment minister has unveiled a disaster management plan. translation: we will put the sea of marmara under| protection. we will take all of the necessary steps in three years and we will save not only the present but hopefully also t

the corals below which filter and clean the sea using the sunlight from entering the sea. this makes food synthesis impossible. organisms cannot produce oxygen. what does that make too much poly josh kuhn meanwhile can no longer go about his work. it will all be, give us your name will sink below the surface when they do collect all kinds of grain, but certainly no fish, as well as one of the after 40 years as a fisherman, ali has swapped nets for fishing lines even so he's out of luck today. well, we'll get you another i recently headed out to see if you could go fishing with my grandchildren. couldn't catch a single thing for them to get to do this. with all this sludge swimming is out of the question to the gooey substance. can harbor bacteria and viruses harmful to humans? some experts warn that a cholera outbreak is looming. many beaches along the sea of mara have therefore been shut. bali joshua might also have to close his business for ever. you look at this wound issue with nature ever create something like this with ice are doing that is the fuel or that is all on

in the black sea and the gnc. the so called seas not is caused by poor waste management. aided by rising water temperatures attributed to global warming, the turkish government recently launched an action plan to clean up the slimy substance. but many se the efforts came to lace all correspondence, brave the waters of the sea of mamma, to send us this report. webs of seek yellowish slime. they are covering corals wrapping themselves around crabs and c urchins suffocating marine life. but this isn't a horror movie. it's under water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of the stumble. the so called sees not in science speak, marine usage is produced by some alligator. the slime has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a manmade disaster cuz i could, you know, the seas not very difficult to grab, hold off this stuff a so sly need. it slipped through your hands and back into the water of a new ball. it's really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the enviro

sea. it can drift on for kilometers and doesn't only stick to the surface. it's a result of sewage from istanbul, households and industry, compounded by the climate emergency. turkish authorities are trying to pump the go out of the water with specially fitted ships, but it's unclear if these desperate attempts will be effective as the sledge can be found up to 30 meters under water. turkey also plans to modernize a string of water treatment plants along the coast and has hastily launched a $22.00 point clean up action plans. well, that's what on those terms. i believe you will conduct the most of the clean up in turkey ever. we're just able to, i'm calling on all citizens to help them with him is their dog to do. but marine biologists like math. google aren't impressed the waters ecosystem has been out of balance for years. he says that it's the see of murmur as connected to the black sea and to the mediterranean sea to narrow channels for quality. this is frankly an inland sea clue syste

the un estimates a 3rd of all sea food might be over fished. we emptying the oceans at an alarming rate, and not only that, the way we fish and dangers other marine animals and entire ecosystem. sea food sustainability is a very touchy subject. where everybody i spoke to said, you know how complicated c food is. but i found out there is some seaford, you can eat with a relatively good conscience if you follow some rules of them. the 1st question need to ask yourself if your why fi food is, is this species endangered or not for some super clear cut. so if you could avoid booth in tonight, so she restaurants and other places we do. and the 2nd is another species most commonly. and she, which is not, there are many different species within that category. many different types of feel . but for them, for the vast majority of them, they're in pad straits. what i, what you do not need. that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database c food watch for over 10 years, greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder the endangered. this i

n. estimates a 3rd of all sea food might be fished. we emptying the oceans at an alarming rate, and not only that, the way we fish and dangers other marine animals and entire ecosystem seaford sustainability is a very touchy subject. where everybody i spoke to said, you know how complicated seafood is. but i found out there is been seaford, you can eat with a relatively good conscience if you follow some rules of them. the 1st question need to ask yourself if your why fi food is, is this species endangered for some super clear cut? so if you can avoid booth into an answer she, restaurants and other places we do. and the 2nd is another species most commonly didn't show which is not. there are many different species within that category and different types of feel, but for them, for the vast majority of them, they're in pad straits. when you do not need that, ryan bigelow who has been working for the database seafood watch for over 10 years . greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder, the endangered. this is quite a blanket

the corals below which filter and clean the sea using the sunlight from entering the sea. this makes photosynthesis impossible. any organism cannot produce oxygen. should almost be poly josh kuhn meanwhile can no longer go about his work or will all be killer sure name will sink below the surface when they do collect all kinds of grain, but certainly no fish. well, it was after 40 years as a fisherman. all, he has swapped nets for fishing lines even so he's out of luck today. while we get, you know, the recently headed out to see go fishing with my grandchildren. i couldn't catch a single thing for them. i get the good with all this sludge swimming is out of the question to the gooey substance. can harbor bacteria and viruses harmful to humans. some experts warn that a cholera outbreak is looming. many beaches along the sea of monro have therefore been shut. bali joshua might also have to close his business for ever. you look at this wound issue with nature ever create something with ice are doing that is the fuel a bit of that is all on think of 11. the once the sea of ma

but it's also in the black sea and the a g n. c. the so called a c not is caused by rising temperature is due to climate change and poor waste management. the turkish government recently launched an action plan to clean up the slimy substance. many se the efforts came to leaves, our correspondent has braved the waters of the sea of mamma. and thus this report. webs of seek yellowish slime, a covering corals wrapping themselves around crabs and see urchins suffocating marine life. but this isn't a horror movie. it's under water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of the symbol, the so called cease not in science speak. marine use village is produced by some l . g. the slime has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a man made disaster. i could, you know, from the seas not very difficult to grab, hold off. this stuff is so slimy, it slipped through your hands and back into the water. parts of it really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the environmental crisis. carpets of

russia firing warning shots near a british ship in the north sea. -- in the black sea.om: up through istanbul, crimea to the north, bulgaria to the left, and the sprawl of what i will call eurasia to the right. guess what? the ships are bumping into each other over there. jonathan: one more thing to monitor. many people think as we work our way through summer, this summer gets choppy or, and maybe it won't be until september that we resolve some of the issues on the economic side. tom: to take it over from international relations, what we saw in geneva with president biden and mr. bruton come over to the black sea, you are right. it is a total mystery of gdp. every single discussion to a gdp analysis. 250 dollars of earnings on s&p 500, that goes back to a boom economy analysis. jonathan: to what degree do you think growth will decelerate from 2021 to 2022? lisa: a lot of it has to do with savings. how quickly will they spend this? you started by talking about the russia situation. the geopolitical tension. there's a question of how vulnerable our markets right now to a

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black seas. this makes it a prime spot for pollutants to gather an untreated waste water from the megacity of it's done. who ends up in the once pristine fee, a burden for the ecosystem. and for people like alley justin, the fisherman is fighting for his livelihood as the seas not continues to grow. a layer of organic goose floats on the water in the port if you could up an island near esther bowl. local fishermen all the josh is shocked at the sight. it's a catastrophe. he says. i was supposed to survive in that way. they swim into it. they'll die in minutes. fresh fish from the sea of mamma used to be a staple in danville eateries. but for years the regional fish stock has been declining, parallel pollution is on the rise. never before however, has the see of mom or a seen this level of pollution. vast areas are blanketed by cease not as the slimy substance has been dubbed. we've encountered similar kinds of good seasons, the early 2 thousands of what we just went off our net and continue with

one of the best known is the sea food watch program. it's scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. my recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session? if you're trying to catch, you're trying to catch a tune up. how many of those 2 are lost? so you catch in sharks? things you don't want are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place to get those species that there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear and marine environments often cause the most damaged. number one is bottom trolling with huge units, the height of buildings and the length of football field scott, where the ocean floor causing vast amounts of bycatch catching and killing other non target fish and endangered animals. this often happens when fishing for bottom dwelling fish like a flounder. it also sees it. this is

this is_ ownership of the south china sea. this is a _ ownership of the south china sea. half the size — this is a vast body of water, half the size of— this is a vast body of water, half the size of the continental united states _ the size of the continental united states. china claims that essentially in its entirety. were the west — essentially in its entirety. were the west to acquiesce to this preposterous claim, over time it would _ preposterous claim, over time it would undermine the entire system of sovereign. _ would undermine the entire system of sovereign, orderly ownership of appropriate amounts under the law of the sea _ appropriate amounts under the law of the sea treaty. with the china bullying — the sea treaty. with the china bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, — bullying many of the neighbours, vietnam, the philippines, india in the himalayas. china is pushing the international system and third and finally— international system and third and finally china is aligning itself with— finally china is aligning itself with russia, another significant auth

seas. this makes it a prime spot for pollutants to gather an untreated waste water from the megacity of it's done. we'll end up in the once. pristine fee a burden for the ecosystem. and for people like allie josh quin, the fisherman is fighting for his livelihood as the seas not continues to grow a layer of organic goose floats on the water in the port. if you could up an island nearest on both local fishermen, ali joshua and is shocked at the sight. it's a catastrophe. he says i was supposed to survive in that they threw him into that they'll die in minutes. fresh fish from the sea of mamma used to be a staple estoppel eateries. but for years the regional fish dock has been declining . parallel pollution is on the rise. never before however, has the sea of mom or a seen this level of pollution. vast areas are blanketed by cease not as the slimy substance has been dumped. keeping we've encountered similar pains of glue to season the early 2 thousands of what we would just rinse, of our net

starting with the sea of maro, my fear is it spreads to the black sea, them blow them up. we must act without delay for the increase and sea water temperature due to climate change, also place an important role. play. officials have been ordered to inspect wastewater facilities to find sources of pollution. the substance extends deep below the surface, suffocating sea life for fishermen to fill the fowling their boats and killing their catch. then about that it is, of course, that affects our work. look at the muscles and the seas nails, it kills everything. you know what it does to shellfish them. when they open up, it prevents them from closing again because it gets in the way all the see snails here, a dead, the fish die, they can't breathe. it is like cloth like hair and it goes to meet his d. it's not the 1st time the sludge has appeared, but this year's outbreak is unprecedented. turkish opposition, politicians want tougher penalties on pollution and climate change mitigation measures. biologists say humans must see flushing their waste into to see if they want to st

s. defend that destroy up the black sea. totally contradictory caused by the british side, hardly unusual. that these 2 sides have differing entirely different versions of what happened. the pretty side, saying no shots were fired with tv crews on board that vessel. perhaps not, coincidentally, some might suggest they filmed what happened. no shots were fired, the ship was clearly buzzed by a number of russian fighters in the air. the pretty sides say they were russian naval exercises happening not too far away, but no shots were fired. it was at that point that the ambassador was called in. she's been dressed down, as i said, the russians offering this furious rebuke that any future actions will be met with resolute response. and of course, at the heart of all of this is crimea, is the west's refusal to accept russia's claim to crime may have gone next. it from ukraine into the has been 14 illegally. and that is a point. russia will never concede and they're making, i think the point here that they will press that with forc

the corals below which filter and clean the sea using the sunlight from entering the sea. this makes food to synthesis impossible. organisms cannot produce oxygen. almost poly josh kuhn meanwhile can no longer go about his work. it will all be, give us your name will sink below the surface when they do collect all kinds of grain, but certainly no fish, as well as one of the after 40 years as a fisherman, ali has swapped nets for fishing lines even so he's out of luck today. well, little bit of that, i recently headed out to see if you could go fishing with my grandchildren. i couldn't catch a single thing for them. i get the did with all this sludge swimming is out of the question to the gooey substance. can harbor bacteria and viruses harmful to humans? some experts warn that a cholera outbreak is looming. many beaches along the sea of mara have therefore been shut. bali josh good might also have to close his business forever. if you look at this wound issue with nature ever treat something like this without doing that is the. but if she'll a bit of that is all i'm think

specifically, internal seas and territorial seas and seas that belong to a country, exclusive economic areas, and the free open seas. internal seas, those are the seas that are within the territory of the country that you have territorial waters, 12 sea miles. and then you have other categories in the territorial seas. military ships can go. as far as the internal seas, there is a particular issue and we are not opposing anybody there. in internal seas, just so you know, i believe there are five total, five gulfs or bays maybe they are called. there are almost 1,000 nautical miles. this is a sovereign right to either let ships go through there or not, but we are not abusing that rule. we are providing it to anybody who wants. there were around 1,000 applications last year i think. some are under russian flags. and our regulatory plans would be polar for the conduct which has for ships. if all of us together, all countries, including members of the arctic council, if all of us are interested in tackling these issues, there are some areas we can continue to work. i don't see any problems

we had the afternoon sea breeze. right now we have a pretty good marine layer established along the coast, along the bay area, and intruding into the east bay. if we extend the view, throughout california from the now north to the south, this is taking the edge off the heat to the north of us. we have those advisories to pass from lake county into mendocino county until 9:00 tonight. that means temperatures over 100 degrees. maybe 105, 1or10. mid and upper from san mateo to hayward. 54, santa rosa. san rafael. starting with plenty of clouds. partly cloudy moon time. it a cooler day today. instead of the hot to mid-upper 90s inland, low 90s. afternoon sea breeze is stronger and allowing for the clouds to move back into the bay tonight. we are looking at a seasonal pattern as we start the workweek. details, coming up. >>> for pride and while there is no parade in san francisco this year, there are plenty of ways to celebrate. you can see in the distance, city hall was lit up last night for pride. abc7 news luz pena was

it's on the water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of east stumble, the so called seas not in science speak. marine usage is produced by some of the slime, has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a man made disaster i could, you know, from the seas not very difficult to grab, hold off this stuff so slimy, it slipped through your hands and back into the water. parts of it really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the environmental crisis. carpets is mucus, along the coastline, clocking ports and beaches, as well as affecting the fee of mom, laura and the metropolis of a stumble. this line has also taken over parts of the adjoining a g in and black seas. it's a threat to the local fishing industry and swimming is now impossible in many places in town at the and i had heard of the seas not, but now i can see how bad it really is. i tried swimming with there is less of it, but my skin still failed. itching cushion that goes on just so if you have mitchell shows that we usually come surfing here every week. but now we are

adjacent seas. exclusive economic zone and the freedom of the sea. there are other seas within the sovereignty of the country. in terms of adjacent seas, the country and a should give the right of passage. do we object? no, we do not. the internal seas is something different. we are not obliged to provide anyone anything. the territory of the internal sea -- [indiscernible] the length of this is a thousand nautical miles. it is a sovereign right we enjoy. we are not abusing this right. last year alone, we had thousands of requests. i think we only rejected 10 requests. the majority of them are the ships that fled the russian flag . the regulating agencies deemed them unfit to comply with the polar code. the polar code itself defines, spells out the requirements for ships that are crossing the seas. take this altogether. the stakeholder states, members of the nordic towns. we can do much good together. there are plenty of things for concerns but i think there is no issue that cannot be solved if we engage in an earnest effort. >> good afternoon, mr. p

it is nice to see the sea eagles, as well.on. it is, but it is very important to protect our key wildlife species. what does it say about the loch, birds like this coming back? with the return of ospreys to loch lomond, with the return of white—tailed eagles, we start to see a better balance of the wildlife. but not everyone is happy to see the birds return. in some locations, sea eagles have attacked lambs. and while this hasn't happened here, farmers are concerned and warn they will be counting their livestock. they want something that is easy. a newborn lamb, young lamb, is an easy kill. it is very worrying, because it can decimate a sheep flock. it is more than a century since sea eagles have been seen nesting this close to glasgow. their reappearance means a new balance is needed between all those who use these waters. but conservationists hope that, with a little help, they will stay, breed and flourish. with me simonjones from the loch lomond and trossachs national park. and roxanne from elite full career. and roxanne f

sea. it can drift on for kilometers and doesn't only stick to the surface. it's a result of sewage from istanbul, households in industry compounded by the climate emergency. turkish authorities are trying to pump the go out of the water with specially fitted ships, but it's unclear of these desperate attempts will be effective as the sledge can be found up to 30 meters under water. turkey also plans to modernize a string of water treatment plants along the coast and has hastily launched a $22.00 point clean up action plans on those terms. i believe you will conduct jane in the most of the clean up in turkey ever. we just, i'm calling on all citizens to help them with him. is there a way to do that? but marine biologists like math, good call, aren't impressed. the waters ecosystem has been out of balance for years. he says it's the see of mom or as can to the black sea and the mediterranean sea farmer, too narrow channels for a couple of his privately, an inland sea clues system. and for th

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we heard basically late yesterday that the keel of the ship had hit the sea bed. this was particularly a mid effort to try and to the ship away into deep se. so obviously that had to be halted. and the especially steam of dye was trying essentially to assess the situation after doing a self assessment. but despite them doing a dive, the very poor visibility has not brought in much information about the state of that wreckage. obviously, there was some indication that the sun, that one part of the keel had actually got stuck in the mud, probably up to about 3 meters. but all of this information has to be verified when that beta conditions, as you can see around me. it's absolutely bucket. think the salvage the wreckage of the ship we're talking about is about 800 kilometers of the beach of the sea. behind me, you'll have to take my word for it because obviously visibility is not really great . but that's the situation as far goes into the wall and have finally brought a blaze. it an oil refinery under control. officials say the fire of the tongue guy and refinery w

for sea debate. it's not up to politicians or foreign forces to save his country from descending into further chaos. but the 1000000 people, he says he's ready to serve and defend molly. i see me go. it has swapped his military uniform for a suit to be sworn in as the new president of molly into tried to gain some credence and legitimacy, not only for the international community, but for themself. a portion of the public relation, critical of the military is june to grabbing the power from the civilian. he'll be nominating though, to appease the criticism, a new prime minister he's given. he said that he is hoping that the m 5 whom and that lead demonstrations against warmer president kate last august we'll choose an suggest someone from their movement to become the next prime minister. and one name is being floated, sho, get my guy. and he's a controversial figure because he believes that the algiers, it create agreement is obsolete and it needs to be changed in order to adapt to the current volume

if i repeat from the black sea, we are both, far as the way from the printer to the sea, which has become the channel of europe. also has a large effect on the pharmacy. the ceo of martin enclosed what they're buzzing with limited size connected with black sea mediterranean. we are the turkish straight back. part of the reason that was the creation and renew will flow. we need to give time for the for the system to create itself. okay, so that's the only way of getting rid of it. you just have to wait for nature, the hill itself of wait for it to go away for it. that's how how do you get rid of it? considering the fact that such a high population dance around 3 worth reaching the see the extra. so ration the framers that jump contain, orient that point. volition sources have a significant share in the big relation, the solution must have become, hey, we are the see bit by grant asian. but there are the composition a way to accelerate due to the existing organic log lading the patient and formation the sea floor. a short term solution is a very difficult i will say is impossible. solution

and this is good for the see grasses and other associated organisms that live on the sea sea floor and even the water column above it. over the last 4 years, looking for a sprint officer that these has taken on the role of protecting the peak you cumber . because if it's important, ecological volt already is willing to seek your compass to x, greater alkaline in nature, and so it neutralizes the increasing acidity on the sea surface. and as it neutralizes the coral reefs underneath, are saved from the trail glittering. when the coral reef is a health vision for all the crabs and other creatures tribe around it. so only the cucumber tribes will there be fish in the sea for our future generation to support them or the other one to try to seek you. commerce began when demand for them started story, mostly in china, dry te cucumber, known especially men, is a popular delicacy and also considered an aphrodisiac. as a result, pushing and india has increased 13 fold over the last 5 years. and if you will get lots of young people involved in the right one in big some lives very misleading youn

and the sea of mama. the stumble canal will open up a new, lucrative trade route. will be about 45 kilometers long. but environmentalists warn of a devastating impact on wildlife banker culture center concealed reports from a stumble connecting the black sea to the mediterranean or through the mar marsey. the boss for straight is unique. it is beauty and provides a vital trade for but as the global traffic grows, so to has the size of the vessels and number of all tankers wanting to use the straight and poses risk to the inch and city of his stumble. so 10 years ago turkey's president project a pat, john revealed an alternative global shipping lane and he called it canal, a stumble. it was designed to stem those risks while at the same time generating a significant revenue for the country. he called it his crazy project, which had been based on was on up since 2005 and the re traffic has risen 72 percent in the boss for us. there is already active public transportation tank has pose accidents and the narr

in the black sea. and in the g and c, it's known as sea snots. and it's caused by poor waste management and rising water temperatures from global warming. the turkish government recently launched an action plan to clean up the slide, the substance, many se the efforts come too late were correspond it, brave these slimy waters to send us this report. webs of flick yellowish slime. they are covering corals wrapping themselves around crabs and see urchins suffocating marine life. but this isn't a horror movie. it's under water footage from the sea of mara, off the coast of east stumble. the so called seas not in sine speak. marine use village is produced by some of the slime, has been spreading for weeks, thriving on warm temperatures and pollution. it's a man made disaster cuz i could, you know, from the seas not very difficult to grab hold of this stuff so slimy, it slipped through your hands and back into the water. it's really revolting. an aerial view illustrates the extent of the environmental crisi

of mama and the black sea environmentalist say it's a risky venture. ah. searing heat is the name of the game for western areas of north america. look at some of these temperatures, kamloops, 41. the average is 26 and we're going to keep this heat going. so it is particularly dangerous in these areas. we're not many folks have air conditioning. so portland, 43 degrees and we know across the western us there about 13000000 people under heat alerts. i want to talk about the wet weather, the severe weather where we could see it flare up is toward the great lakes the midwest rate down toward the southern plains. the risk of flash flooding is certainly here. and we have seen it in states like missouri, except we're going to central america. and along the pacific coast of mexico were tracking enrique, it's going to throw buckets of rain acapulco manzanillo. and in fact, we'll look for rainfall amounts to be about a 130 millimeters. another area where we have seen a lot of rain is toward the amazon basin. so this is just outside of mon, now's we know, the ama