this is sierra leone. sierra leone?bia. - after the food is served, i chat with alessandro and his friends: selam, cofounder of zona 8 solidale, kamara and rahim from sierra leone and mohammed from gambia. that was intense! that was wild! that was just... the kitchen, everybody, the volunteers... who are a lot of the italian volunteers? those people are mostly from zone 8, who are organizing

i'm in to walk along this stretch without getting wet but the rising sea level has split one of sierra leone. st turtle islands, in to more than half of the island, has disappeared. the archipelago was once a bustling fishing community. now 500 people have been forced to leave in the past few years because their homes were washed away by floods. warm one of them is suleiman cover. he is already built 2 houses on the island. now even the 2nd one is threatened by rising water. most of his belongings, he says, have already been carried out to sea. i mean the via grapple, this is where i grew up and i have lived all my life here. what told me it's where i built my house and miss 1st, the water washed away the last trees. so and then off my it took me in him. now he lives on shore bro island. but even there, his afraid of flooding. the threat of rising sea levels is very real. a few years ago waves broke through the flood war in order to restore the damage seashore the municipality, and the government found international partners to finance this large scale project . and this time they want to do

we met africa, was heat officer in sierra leone. my role is to walk wheat, m c, to leaders, and local leaders, both at the local and see to level, to build and drag response plan to heat for free town. and to ensure that people who are most vulnerable have the opportunity to adapt do heaton rise in temperatures. temperatures of 40 degrees celsius are not unusual in freetown for years now, cyril yearns capital has been getting hotter. it's eugena tar both job to find solutions. she is free towns, chief heat officer, one of just for world wide, and the 1st in africa. women traders at the markets exposed to the sun all day and suffer badly. so that everyone who lives in the poor quarters the most vulnerable people, people live in, in an informal settlement, people who and below a dollar a day and cannot afford the resources to buy coolant systems such as a seas and find the population of the town is more than double over the past 5 years and that migration grew up in migration is been driven by climate change in climate effect. eugenia

produce that reflect the sun and doesn't heat up like a greenhouse. 2 thirds of the people in sierra leone depend on farming for their livelihood, with women making up to 70 percent of the agriculture will work for. another goal is to provide public spaces that are clean, safe, and cool. this used to be one out of town, many legal downsides, and what have done as a tv to watch for the community members to clean this area and plan. she said it's one of several garbage sites, not being converted into a public garden. the bushes and trees good, beautiful. and have a cooling effect that all may dump inside off before. what now you can see now we are very nice. we didn't see my god in night view. just like a box. that was very nice. you've got, you know, we've got a lot you can draw us regina carbo certainly has her work cut down for her. but the mel free sounds as a job is vital. yeah. yeah. one of the most important things about keith is that nobody talks about it at the moment, it's a silent killer. there's just under the radar. the idea is to ensure that there's a focus, a very deliberate f

but the rising sea level has split one of sierra leone, st turtle islands in to more than half of the island has disappeared. the archipelago was once a bustling fishing community. now 500 people have been forced to leave in the past few years because their homes were washed away by floods. which one of them is still m. uncover. he is already built 2 houses on the island. now even the 2nd one is threatened by rising water. most of his belongings he says, have already been carried out to sea. i mean livia grapple. this is where i grew up and i have lived all my life here. what's i mean? it's where i built my house and miss 1st, the water washed away the last trees. so and then off my took my house with it, hold us, i will, i will said to, i built another house more. i thought the water will soon take that one too. oh, missing now i have left the island and settled on a larger one. so that's nearer to the mainland silliman cab. i can't afford to re settle the whole family on the mainland immediately. his wife still lives on the young guy, and his children are with relatives. starting a

his adopted dad met them at an orphanage in sierra leone.d and forced out onto the street, they and the four kids met and decided quickly and unanimously that abraham and joe should join their family in america. >> for me to have a family to love me and care about me and they said wait, i have a perfect and beautiful family. >> happy birthday, abraham and that is a beautiful family. the final little goes to getting a lot more than you bargained for with a good deed. a man named robert brantley pulled over the other day when he saw kittens wandering along the road in rural pioneer louisiana. >> look, they are on the side of the road. they're going to get killed for sure. all know, oh, my gosh. i can't take you all. oh, my gosh. >> perhaps the most adorable ambush ever, he took them all, all 13 of them. they are now living with his family including the two little kids and a rescue dog named cody pig who has become something of a mother to the kittens. he and his wife found 11 of the kittens adoptive homes and they are keeping of the to includi

but sometimes that prompt some pretty big showers, a huge match. rain seems possible in sierra leone and round the corner woods nigeria. i've been moving a long way, dollars as well robin to sell, which hopefully is good rain. ah, american people have finally spoken american advice. when america is off, balance will become more dangerous. the world is looking at us with a mixture of sadness, with the election behind us. will the republican party don't cross your weekly take on us politics and society? that's the bottom line. revealing eco friendly solutions to come back. threats to our planet on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back with al jazeera life from london to look at homemade stories now. and ukraine's bits during the european union is had a major boost. but the european commission recommending the it and moldova be granted candidate status. all 27 member states will lead to approve the move at a summit. next week. the democratic republic of congo is closed its border with romando after a congolese soldier was killed. rwanda said he was shot dead off to opening fire on police o

we've got our storms across the gulf of guinea, particularly bad for sierra leone and liberia, as we saw toward the south, plenty of sun here, but a few showers for that east coast of madagascar. looking to see some of those showers creep into and 10 and a revo on thursday that shot that soon. ah frank assessments, it sounds like you don't expect anything to change. the problem in lebanon is actually true. lebanon needs and use of contract in order for it to solve this problem, informed opinions, international communities on the goals security that creates a government, has knowledge to be seen in depth analysis of the days global headlines. this is going to be very hard for people to explain to the public that instead of pushing back, no, it's actually got 2 members. inside story on al jazeera lou . ah, again, you're watching al jazeera, his reminder of our top stories. this, our somali present hassan shake, muhammad is being inaugurated. as a ceremony in mogadishu, mohammed made history last month by becoming the 1st president to be elected twice after weeks of fierce fighting russ

we've got our storms, the gulf of guinea, particularly bad for sierra leone and liberia. as we saw i toward the south, plenty of sun here, but a few showers for that east coast of madagascar. we're going to see some of those showers creep into and tan an arrival on thursday that shot the see you soon. ah, it abandoned as a child by his own sa cristella. whoa, no, nothing of early life in the republic of congo. after 40 years living in switzerland, cristella follows a fascinating paper trail that leads from his adopted home to the country of his back and the most unexpected re union witness. it were on al jazeera blue. ah, welcome back. a quick remind deny of our current top stories here on al jazeera, a u. s. house committee has heard emotional testimony from the survivor of the you've all the school shootings and parents of gun violence victims calling for reform. the committee is examining a ban on assault weapons and tougher background checks. ukraine says russia is demanding unreasonable conditions to allow the safe passage an export of millions of tons of its grade.

but there are still showers to rain that out if you're a bit further south, particularly in sierra leone, and then ran the coin to was gonna i saw air with visual airline of the journey. how do states control information in china? there's no can go if you tried to search the war tenement, we find it is trying to make the whole country forget how did the narrative improve public opinion. they had live died and that allowed the children to continue to die to how a citizen jeb, let them rephrase the story. i'm here to duck you man. the war crimes committed by what did, and he is resumed. the listening post dissects the media on al jazeera. ah, ah ah. hello again. the top stories on al jazeera, the sour, the regional head of lou. hans says ukrainian forces have recaptured about 20 percent of last territory in the eastern city of c of 0. done yet, russian troops now control half of the strategic city after weeks of fighting. hundreds of afghan refugees have held protests in islamabad, demanding the right to work in pakistan. they also want to be recognized as asylum seekers. most of the profe

but sometimes that prompts some pretty big showers and a huge amount of rain seems possible in sierra leone and round the corner was nigeria. and the movie a long way north as well right up into cell, which hopefully is good rain ah informed opinions. there was a need for avi, our lead federal government take action to really facilitate aid, right. in depth analysis of the dates, global headlines inside story on al jazeera ah al jazeera with oh oh ah, welcome back. a recap of our tom stories on al jazeera this hour. at least 2 people have been killed in afghanistan capital after an explosion of a c temple. dozens were trapped in the complex in capital wake on fire and grenades were used. place in brazil say human remains found in the amazon rain forest, and those of missing british jim this tom phillips have yet to identify are the remains sought to belong to indigenous expert kronos herrera. and his radius writes have struck several locations in garza, the army says it targeted what he calls military sites. the strikes come after israel says it shot donna project. time fired from the gaza

he shout, sierra leone. seeing some very wet weather, the showers pushing up into rugged parted guinea and also into us. and he gall. and we have got to fish out into south south africa just around the southern cape, the western cape. and what to weather coming through here. disappointing though, across that eastern side of africa to the east of the rift valley. not too many showers here in the coming days. ah. the sea never so the like. night after night. and ship to invest in consistency. m and she investments. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what lucy, al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you, al jazeera. ah, ah, welcome back. a good reminder, the top stories here, this, our ukraine's, as russia has destroyed the last bridge out of the eastern city of sabera, don. yes. moscow about separatist se ukrainian troops and are trapped, and us warned them to surrender or die. top advisors to donald trump say they're told hi

he shout, sierra leone. sing some very well the showers pushing up into a good part of guinea and also into worse. and he gall and we have got a few showers into our south south africa just around the southern cape, the western cape, somewhere to weather coming through here. disappointing though. across that eastern side of africa to the east of the riff valley. not too many showers here in the coming days, cats are airway official outline of the journey. we know what's happening in our region. we know happen. get to places that others and on. i don't hear guy by the police on purpose. i did 0 had the time in it programming. go live on the, i'm go live, to work. another boy that may not be me. 3 is happening. if i said i'm going on with the way that you tell the story is what can make a difference. ah ah, welcome back to pick them out about top stories here on al jazeera, ukraine's, as russia has destroyed the laws bridge out of the eastern city of sara don. yet moscow, back separatist se ukrainian troops and are tramped and has warned them to surrender, will die. top advisors to donal

national prosecutions and some recent examples of these hybrid tribunals include the special core for sierra leone. anti-special tribunal for lebanon. many have already advocated for the creation of a hybrid tribunal for syria. it could be created lieu threw an agreement signed by the united nations general astem -- united states general assembly or -- united nations general assembly or a security council resolution. both options are unlikely in the context of syria at the present, these options are important accountability avenues and should remain part of any future accountability discussions regarding syria. fourth, prosecutions at the international criminal court. the i.c.c. is the only permanent international criminal court and it is located at the hague in the netterlands and has jurisdiction over genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, as well as aggression. in the context of syria, the i.c.c.'s a limit option, syria is not a member state of the i.c.c., and this court has jurisdiction only in situations where the alleged perpetrator is a citizen of a member state or if the alleged cr

. >> two examples of cities in which i've lived, los angeles and sierra leone. in l.a.at and drought. in freetown, the biggest problem is flooding. give us concrete examples of what these people would do. >> well, in freetown, the focus is on sanitation and on cooling people and particularly women in the markets and in los angeles, los angeles has done a vulnerability study to understand the vulnerabilities and map where the most vulnerable communities are and prioritize their activities which there are many as you said cooling places and cooler surfaces, green roofs, change policies as to when workers are working, all kind of interventions and actions we can take. you're right, they're different in different places. that's why local governments are best to have a chief heat officer because climate adaptation and addressing heat needs to be local and so it will be different in different places, of course communities and chos can learn from each other and share their best practice and i want to talk about cities specifically, i was stuck by these statistics, just to use

you know, this is much more reminiscent of the kind of cases i study, sierra leone in africa, liberia, those kind of places, not one of the richest countries in the world and the oldest democracies in the world. >> the article you wrote in foreign affairs, which was fascinating, it was headlined why constitutional crises and political violence could soon be the norm. and you write about potential endemic protracted, raging instability. how much did the years of trump with the misinformation, the divisive rhetoric play into what you write about, or were those risks there any way? >> well, that's an interesting question. i think to a certain extent, these issues have been bubbling up for a while. i think if it were simply a question of trump, i would be more optimistic, because trump is 70 something years old. eventually he is going to die. but really, the problem has been for a long time the republican party itself i believe. not always. but basically, since the early 2000s, the republican party has increasingly come to believe that it cannot win free and fair elections. so you've had

africa, but sometimes that prompts some pretty big showers and a huge match. rain seems possible in sierra leone and round the corner towards nigeria, and the movie a long way doors as well rotted into cell, which hopefully is good rain. ah ah, the shake. hm. odd award for translation and international understanding is accepting nominations for the year 2022 from february 15th until august, 15th this year. for more information go to w, w. w dot h t a dot q a slash e n. oh, taken without hesitation, fulton died. flora power, good lines, our world loans loop babies were dying. i did it not in your bed. it's neglected babies to deck people empower, investigates, exposes, and questions for the use and abuse of power around the globe on al jazeera. ah ah ah, welcome back with the news ally from london. i'll main stories now. ukraine's bid to join the european union is had a major boost with the european commission recommending that it on moldova be granted candidate status. all 27 members, stacy to approve the move at a summit next week. democratic republic of congo is closed its order with ra, wande

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rain there into liberia as we go through the next day or so. twisting a little further westward. sierra leone also seen some of those showers along with garner. i joined up with the showers that we have across cameroon, gabon, the easing across northern part of the democratic republic of congo. lovely weather, therefore wonder party stays dry. over the coming days. one or 2 showers into kenya now quite as many as we'd like to see on the 2 showers also making the way into mozambie. not so well. can we be this wet weather which will sweep across? so the western cape, south africa, seen some wet weather as we go on through friday, saturday, and moving farther eastwards for sunday. ah, discover a world of difference, determination. i am talking about with me, but we are moving freedom with chance. so it is among the 16 people with corruption and compassion al jazeera world, a selection of the best films from across our network of channels. great to see. welcome to the content economic forum powered by bloomberg. some people say that they said the globalization going on, but i prefer to think of e

rain there into liberia as we go through the next day or so. drifting a little further westward. sierra leone also seen some of those showers along with garner. i joined up with the showers that we have across cameroon, gabon, the easing across northern part of the democratic republic of congo. lovely weather therefore, under party stays dry over the coming days. one or 2 showers into kenya now quite as many as we'd like to see on a 2 showers also making the way into work. mozambie not so welcome away. this wet weather which will sweep across the western cape, south africa, see some wet weather as we go on through friday, saturday, and moving farther eastward for sunday. well, still had here on al jazeera, we speak into civil refugees. her amongst the 13000000 people, forced to leave her homes during war and a street name change with a political message in the us capital. the little glove. the water now started to start forward for the enemy, start looking to inspire the arab fighters of tomorrow. all those details coming straight after the break. ah, it's the you case. biggest hospital with

i combined elements of international prosecution and a recent example of the tribunals include sierra leonecial tribunal for lebanon. many have already advocated for the creation of a tribunal for syria to be created to an agreement from the united nations general assembly or through a security council resolution. those options are unlikely in the context but they are important accountability avenues and should remain part of any future accountability discussions regarding syria. prosecutions of the acc. the only permanent international criminal court located at t the hague and has jurisdictionnd crimes against humanity and war crimes and aggression. the icc is a limited option syria is not a member and this court has jurisdiction only where the alleged perpetrator is a citizen of a member state or if the alleged crime takes place in the territory of a member state. they can only launch prosecutions against those who have crimes of syria. a case can be referred to the security council resolution any subsequent is in light of the russian and chinese veto. it is a global accountability option

we have the support staff on the ground to do this, and i would say in sierra leone, i worked with one of the organizations implementing a tremendous sex -- success story. we approach more than 7000 health care workers because health care workers getting vaccinated is a critical first step to change the narrative on vaccination in many countries. 2% declined vaccination. 90% or double vaccinated an 8% got a single dose. the second dichotomy is a need to focus on both response and prevention. it's tempting to focus on putting the fire out, but we have to make our world more resistant to future outbreaks. this is why it is essential to have at least $5 million previously requested and i strongly support fy 23 budget proposal of 80.2 billion dollars over five years to allow targeted interventions and investment in public health and preparedness domestically and around the world, including to support both cdc and usaid for global protection. the third dichotomy is protecting the u.s. versus recognizing it is in our self-interest to suppress covid and other threats around the world. the pla

i will say that in sierra leone, my organization worked with other organizations implementing the tremendous success of our bipartisan programs. we approach more than 7000 health care workers, health care workers getting vaccinated was a critical first step to change the narrative on vaccinations in many countries. 2% decline vaccination. 90% were double vaccinated, that 8% got a single vote. the second economy is the need to focus on both response and prevention. it is tempting to focus on putting the fire out, but we have to make the world more resistant to future outbreaks. this is why it is essential to have at least a five billion dollar previously requested for the global health appropriation supplemental. i also strongly support the fy 23 budget proposal of 83 billion dollars over five years to allow the same targeted -- health and public preparedness domestically and around the world, including to support both cdc and usaid for global protection. the third dichotomy is protecting the u.s. versus recognizing it is in our self interest to support programs to fight covid and other threa

they are living in sierra leone.t share or sell our customers dna ever. >> i feel like i need to go learned cree. i need to look at travel to ghana. i feel so special and overwhelmed by knowing this information. that is so amazing. thank you for giving me this piece of myself. >> happy june teeth. knowledge is power. now you have knowledge yourself. >> i really appreciate that. you are right, and knowing where you come from is a key component to knowing who you are. thank you. happy juneteenth to my brothers and sisters out there in ghana. i appreciate doctor page for joining us this morning. i need a commercial break. i want to hug her and get teary eyed. before i do that, a programming note for tonight, to catch the encore presentation of four seasons total documentary which is now with rudy giuliani's infamous press conference at a four seasons landscaping. this is as the 2020 presidential election was being called for joe biden. this is going to air tonight at 10 pm eastern on msnbc. it is streaming now on peacoc

sierra singapore. the european commission president. so she expects to finalize the assessment of ukraine's of quest to join the you by the end of next week. and it's lavonne de leon made the comments and key when she met with the ukranian, president rodman savanski. it's her 2nd visit to the capital since russia invaded ukraine in february. the pass is known. it is a merit based path forward. it is a path where i must say, i highly appreciate the enormous efforts and the determination of ukraine in this process. the people of ukraine have proven incredible strength and motivation and stamina. so i am deeply convinced that we will, together, you will overcome this horrible, atrocious warm we will, and you will rebuild this beautiful country and modernize your claim. now the average price of petrol in the u. s. is it more than $5.00 a gallon the highest since 2008? prices are well above that average and some other states with fuel in california having $6.43 a gallon. americans are facing the countries highest inflation rate in 40 years. the hundreds of oil industry workers demanding full time jobs blocked the highway between iraq's capital baghdad and the city of f

they're into, we're nigeria gotta sing some lively showers, sierra leone, seeing some very wet weather, the showers pushing up into a good part of guinea, and also into worse. and he gall, and we have got a few showers into our south south africa just around the southern cape, the western cape, somewhat to weather coming through here. disappointing though, across that eastern side of africa to the east of the riff valley. not too many showers here in the coming days. ah ah ah, ah ha ah, oh, oh, oh, oh, good day. oh, i for al jazeera correspondence bring you the latest developments on the war in ukraine. we had to take cover cases of happening on a daily basis. the medics is a he is incredibly lucky. those coming out fast across the lines of no man's land where one of the few to gain access to this embattled town. they take us to their basement, where we find others sheltering from the shelling police about 2 weeks now. the price of 3 days journey devastated buildings are now a grim reminder that the russians were here. gay. com and make sure you're not hyping the situation. be part of