jazeera firefighters in turkey, are battling ablaze that's threatening a residential area on the south west coast. the fire spread to a hotel that's also used as a tourism training center. no one was hurt. the authorities say strong winds and high temperatures of finding flames. closer to homes in the seaside town of camella, near maurice scientist say human induced climate change is making heat waves more likely and more severe or still to come this half hour. torrential, rain and flash flooding kill 16 people in the state of kentucky. min miles military as accused of bombing civilians in its fight with groups. supposing last 2 years, ah, a notable winter front just come through western australia winds were up, tempt to drop rapidly. hopefully some useful rain comes out of it for the rest of the state. and percy's cold breeze continued to soft about 16 degrees. the rain is a good shot, lie on its way to adelaide and eventually western victoria. i think during sunday, much of it slipped south towards tasmania, but there's no cold in there to give a bit of snow for the tory now. just see that show

jazeera firefighters in turkey, are battling a blaze that's threatening a residential area on the south west coast. the fire spread to a hotel that's also used as a tourism training center. no one was hurt. the authorities say strong winds and high temperatures of finding flames, closer to homes in the seaside town of a millennia mom or his scientists say human induced climate change. he's making heap waves more likely and more severe. now the mediterranean sea is experiencing a 17 day heat way with higher than usual surface temperatures. reported since may. the temperature is more than 5 degrees above average between the coasts of italy and france. according to copernicus, marine services. the surface temperature reach 27 degrees in july and some pockets close to 30 degrees. the temperatures are similar to the 27 to 37 degrees thought to have occurred in the late cretaceous period. when dinosaurs rode the earth 19 point. 7 degrees was the average surface temperature in the mediterranean from 2003 to 2019 foot. and under barrow is a marine biologist. he says many species of mediterranean sea life

now firefighters in turkey are battling a blaze threatening a residential area on the south west coast. the fire spread to a hotel that's also used as a tourism training center. no one was hurt. you authority say strong winds and high temperatures of fanning flames, closer to homes in the seaside town of camella, near maurice scientists say human induced climate change is making heat waves, more likely and more severe. the mediterranean sea is experiencing a 70 day heat wave with higher than usual surface temperatures reported since may. the temperature is more than 5 degrees above average between the coasts of italy and france, according to compare the copernicus marine services. the surface temperature reached 27 degrees in july and some pockets are close to 30 degrees. the temperatures are similar to the 27 to 37 degrees thought to have occurred in the late cretaceous period when dinosaurs wrote the earth well 19 point. 7 degrees was the average surface temperature in the mediterranean from 2003, up to 2019 ferdinand boy arrow is a marine biologist. he says many species of mediterra

one is going to drop south off the west coast and that will help to kick in the onshore wind, deepen the marine layer and the heat dome will retreat farther up to the east returning us to a normal weather pattern sunday and morning. mount diablo, not bad. 83 degrees conquered. 60 degrees for downtown san francisco, 63 oakland, temperatures inland running in the 70s. exactly 70 in san jose. the fog will spreadout, but futurecast shows us where it's going to be. it doesn't show how deep it's going to be. this will be a shallow layer of fog on saturday, which means the sun's going to burn through quickly. should see unobstructed visibility 9:00, 10:00 in the morning. temperatures tonight dropping down to the mid-to-upper 50s to around 60 degrees, which is normal for this time of year. normal high temperatures right along the coast reaching the low 60s there. around the bay temperatures will be two or three degrees above normal. up upper 70s/low 80s. five to seven degrees above average farther inland. 87 for san jose, 89 in campbell and 93 for morgan hill. more widespread 90s inland in t

south of this, it's raw. the cool along that west coast. some rain picking up across the desert, south west. welcome rain here, but for the very south. well, there is a pause in the wet weather temperatures here still pretty high. we've got high temperatures as well for northern areas of mexico where it remains rather dry. but along that west coast, you can see the rain pick up thanks to the remnants of bonnie as it works its way further out to sea. now we've seen some flooding in the dominican republic. it's going to be cuba that sees the harsh a rain come wednesday and by thursday is a me more heavy force to come to the likes of costa rica and panama, panama city thing. the temperature at $28.00 degrees celsius. ah, when the news breaks, people having to make whole braking decisions on whether to leave behind their homes and loved ones, when people need to be heard. and the story told is in the home we hope to return one day with exclusive interviews and in depth reports, al jazeera has teens on the ground. president biden need to contain fuel prices with way to bring you more award winnin

but for the south of this, it's while the cool along that west coast, from rain picking up across the desert, south west. welcome rain here, but for the very south. well, there is a pause in the wet weather temperatures here still pretty high. we've got high temperatures as well for northern areas of mexico where it remains rather dry. but along that west coast you can see the rain pick up thanks to the remnants of bonnie as it works its way further out to sea. now we've seen some flooding in the dominican republic. it's going to be cuba that sees the harsh a rain come wednesday and by thursday is more heavy for us to come for the likes of costa rica and panama, panama city thing. the temperature at $28.00 degrees celsius. ah, a ah, wherever you go in the world, warmer line goes to make it for you. exception. got all right, ways going places to go. ah ah, welcome back you watching al jazeera melinda top stories is our british prime minister's leadership has plunged into clark crisis off to, to see the members of his cabinet. quit the ministers of health and finance. both said that las

but for the south of this, it's rather cool along that west coast. some rain picking up across the desert, south west. welcome rain here, but for the very south. well, there is a pause in the wet weather temperatures here still pretty high. we've got high temperatures as well for northern areas of mexico where it remains rather dry. but along that west coast, you can see the rain pick up thanks to the remnants of bonnie as it works its way further out to sea. now we've seen some flooding in the dominican republic. it's going to be cuba that sees the harsh a rain come wednesday, and by thursday, more heavy falls to come to the likes of costa rica and panama, panama city thing. the temperature at $28.00 degrees celsius. ah, oh oh oh, where ever you go in the world? one airline goes to make it feel exceptional. katara always going places to go. lou. ah, hello that you're watching al jazeera. that's remind you about top stories here. this hour to senior british ministers have resigned. health psychiatry, the job id and finance minister wishes do not say t

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west facing coasts of wales and south—west and that's where the best of the warmth will be once again. 23—24 degrees not out of the question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather — very pleasant for both players and spectators. but it does mean where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures perhaps widely into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging onto the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west facing coasts once again.

south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south west few showers in the north west of scotland. quite a windy day — those are the average wind speeds, the gusts will be stronger than that. but that wind coming from quite a warm direction, still high levels of humidity — 23 for aberdeen, 27 for london. bit of a change, though, through tuesday night into wednesday as this cold front sinks its way southeastwards. behind that, we change the wind direction, we get into northwesterly winds, and that will start to introduce cooler conditions — fresher conditions, too, across the uk by day and by night. it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. football history is made as england beat germany 2—1 in the women's european championship final. it's a first major football title for any england national side for nearly sixty years. england fans are jubilant. this is a moment in history. it's hopefully a massive c

south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south westy day — those are the average wind speeds, the gusts will be stronger than that. but that wind coming from quite a warm direction, still high levels of humidity — 23 for aberdeen, 27 for london. bit of a change, though, through tuesday night into wednesday as this cold front sinks its way southeastwards. behind that, we change the wind direction, we get into northwesterly winds, and that will start to introduce cooler conditions — fresher conditions, too, across the uk by day and by night. it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines. england's women footballers make history — beating germany two — one in the european championship final at wembley. it's a first major football title for any english national side, for nearly sixty years. england fans are jubilant. this is a moment in history. it's hopefully a massive change for girls growing up a women i

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west facing coasts of wales and south—weste warmth will be once again. 23—2a degrees not out of the question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather — very pleasant for both players and spectators. but it does mean where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures perhaps widely into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging onto the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west facing coasts once again. england and wales seeing the be

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west facing coasts of wales and south—westast, and that's where the best of the warmth will be once again. 23—24 degrees not out of the question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather — very pleasant for both players and spectators. but it does mean where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures perhaps widely into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging onto the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west facing coasts once ag

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west—facing coasts of wales and south—westertainly further east, and that's where the best of the warmth will be, once again. 23—24 degrees not out of the question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather, very pleasant for both players and for spectators. but it does mean, where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales, and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures, perhaps widely, into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging on to the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west—facing coasts of wales and south—west the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather, very pleasant for both players and for spectators. but it does mean, where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales, and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures, perhaps widely, into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging on to the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west—facing coasts, once again. england and wales seeing the best of the sunshine and, again, the best of the warmth, so we

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west—facing coasts of wales and south—westgain. 23—24 degrees not out of the question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather, very pleasant for both players and for spectators. but it does mean, where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales, and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures, perhaps widely, into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging on to the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west—facing coasts, once again. england and wales seeing the best of the sunshine and, again, the best of the warmth, so we can't

the cloud thick enough for some misty, damp conditions across west facing coasts of wales and south—weste question in the south—east corner. that bodes well for wimbledon. i suspect it's going to be another day of fine, dry, sunny weather — very pleasant for both players and spectators. but it does mean where we've got the best of the sunshine, we're still looking at pretty high, if not very high pollen across the majority of england and wales and even into southern scotland as well. let's look further ahead. not that much in the way of change, in actual fact. this weather front will bring more significant rain on tuesday into wednesday, but it will also allow for some more warmth and more humidity to develop, particularly in the far south—east corner. so, we start to see those temperatures perhaps widely into the mid—20s, maybe eventually getting a little bit higher. there'll be some nuisance rain just clinging onto the far north—west of scotland, more cloud along those west facing coasts once again. england and wales seeing the best of the sunshine and, again, the best of the warmth, s

south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south westnd. quite a windy day — those are the average wind speeds, the gusts will be stronger than that. but that wind coming from quite a warm direction, still high levels of humidity — 23 for aberdeen, 27 for london. bit of a change, though, through tuesday night into wednesday as this cold front sinks its way southeastwards. behind that, we change the wind direction, we get into northwesterly winds, and that will start to introduce cooler conditions — fresher conditions, too, across the uk by day and by night. it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore. i'm karishma vaswani. the headlines: england's women footballers make history, beating germany 2—1 in the european championship final at wembley. cheering. it's a first major football title for any english national side for nearly 60 years. england fans are jubilant. this is a great moment in history and hopefully will be a change for women i

west coast is looking rather calm and quiet. just some blustery wind blowing around the california coast. little bit west of the desert, south west. not enough rain, however it is going to get wet for us a gulf coast as we move to central america. it's still a very wet story for western areas of mexico on to that storm system that's working its way further out to sea. but look at this one, nicaragua, another wave of wet weather pulling its way in bringing heavy rain for the likes of costa rica and panama and heavy rain for cuba on friday. ah, in the 19 fifties and sixties african countries gained independence from the colonizers and increased efforts to reclaim that cultural heritage. 6000 body. this story, yes, it's very hard. this new series reveals how europeans countries refused to request and even exhibited human remains in their museums, restitution africa stoughton episode to return on al jazeera. ah ah, we'll come back a bit of mine at the top stories here. this, our british prime minister bars johnson's fighting to stay in office as he faces a growing rebellion within his ruling party of a series of scandals. more t

in the south—east corner, a bright afternoon. fresher in the exposed west coastand outbreaks of rain to come, pushing in across wales in the south—west, eventually moving into the midlands in the early hours of sunday morning. it�*s going to stay on the muggy side, temperatures in the mid—to high teens across england and wales but that weather front will gradually sink its way south and east. it might bring a little bit of welcome rain across the south—east corner. don�*t get too excited, not everyone will see that. they�*re amount of cloud across england and wales, temperatures ranging from 14—26 c. that bodes well for the euros final which will be taking place at wembley. if we do feel a little bit of rain it will ease away and it will be predominantly dry. as we move out of sunday into monday, more weather fronts pushing move out of sunday into monday, more weatherfronts pushing in from move out of sunday into monday, more weather fronts pushing in from the atlantic but, once again, it doesn�*t mean we will see much use rain in the area is desperately starting

south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south west from quite a warm direction, still high levels of humidity — 23 for aberdeen, 27 for london. bit of a change, though, through tuesday night into wednesday as this cold front sinks its way southeastwards. behind that, we change the wind direction, we get into northwesterly winds, and that will start to introduce cooler conditions — fresher conditions, too, across the uk by day and by night. it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. south africa is in a long—term flirtation with political and economic chaos. mass unemployment, power cuts and rising crime are stoking discontent and instability.

scattering of showers, just across sea southwestern corner of the us across the desert, south west, but over towards the west coast, it's dry on the call. so i for san francisco, just 20 degrees celsius, but at least it will be dry. that dry weather comes down into northern parts of mexico. how are we going to style? that'll stay off shore. we'll bring some wet weather into the far south of mexico over the next. there's nothing too much to speak up and it goes scattering a showers across the caribbean. ah, a ah, wherever you go in the world, one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. ah ah ah, they're watching out a reminder that told stories this hour. wildfires have been raging across western europe, burning thousands of heck days of forests and forcing people from their homes. a scorching heat wave is fueling the places in france and spain and temperatures are expected to reach record highs in britain. this week. ukraine's president of a lot of landscape has sacks to have his most senior lauren force when figures ivan back and all was head of ukraine's intelligence agency

scattering of showers, just across sea southwestern corner of the us across the desert, south west, but over towards the west coast, it's dry on the call. so i for san francisco, just 20 degrees celsius, but at least it will be dry. that dry weather comes down into northern parts of mexico. how are we going to style? that'll stay off shore. we'll bring some wet weather into the far south of mexico over the next. there's nothing too much to speak up and a good scattering, a showers across the caribbean. ah, that too often of con, astonish, portrayed through the prism of war. but there were many of gustavo, thanks to the brave individuals who risk their lives, to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives spanning for decades, reveals the forgotten truths of the country's modern history. the forbidden real pot for the era of darkness on a j 0. ah ah, we'll come back and pick them out about top stories here at this hour, while fives had been raging across southwestern europe, burning thousands of pictures of forest. i'm forcing people from their homes. a scorching heat wave is fueling the blazes in f

south, where we really do need some. by the afternoon, signs of something a little brighter, although western coasts of wales, the south westthat. but that wind coming from quite a warm direction, still high levels of humidity — 23 for aberdeen, 27 for london. bit of a change, though, through tuesday night into wednesday as this cold front sinks its way southeastwards. behind that, we change the wind direction, we get into northwesterly winds, and that will start to introduce cooler conditions — fresher conditions, too, across the uk by day and by night. it will turn mostly dry aside from just a few showers. 17 in belfast by friday, 2a in london. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel shabi an author and journalist and kate maltby a columnist from the i newspaper. tomorrow's front pages, starting with, all the front pages feature the victorious england lionesses — the times says they've brought football home. the express also claims the game is "home" and says the women's team have ended 56 years of hurt for england. and the metro also picks up on the same lin

we have record heat from coast-to-coast, drought in the south and the west, pervasive wildfires has this clear. does all of this mean climate change is happening faster than expected? >> thank you. good to be with you. it's unfortunate we are always talking about these sorts of damaging extreme weather events. there are some impacts of climate change that are playing out faster and with a greater magnitude than we predicted just a decade ago or so. that's true with the collapsef the ice sheets and sea level rise and true with many of these extreme summer weather events we are seeing. one of the ingredients of course , you make the planetarmer, you will see more extreme heat. you dry out the continents in the summer and you get worse drought. you combine the heat and drought and you get the sorts of wildfires we've seen out west in california and throughout the restaurant united states in recent years -- western united states in recent years. there is something not well captured, that is the behavior of the jet stream that causes high-pressure that gets stuck in place. when you have these

south coast. as you can see from bournemouth earlier on, it's feeling quite muggy out there. but further north and west cumbria just a few hours ago and if we take a look at the satellite and the radar combined, you can see how extensive the cloud is and how fragmented, but a bit of a nuisance. that rain is pushing its way steadily eastwards, never really getting into the south east corner and a brighter afternoon in scotland. but here noticably fresher, particularly on those exposed west coast. we're looking at 1a to 20 degrees, highest values in the sunshine peaking at 25 celsuis. that's 77 fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's more cloud and outbreaks of rain to come pushing in across wales, the southwest eventually moving its way through the midlands through the early hours of sunday morning. it's going to stay on the muggy side, temperatures into the mid to high teens for many across england and wales. but that weather front will gradually sink its way steadily south and east. it might bring a little bit of welcome rain across the south east corner. don't get too exc

south west. but i would towards the west coast, it's dry on the cool. so i for san francisco, just 20 degrees celsius, but at least it will be dry. that dry weather comes down into northern parts of mexico. hurricane a style that'll stay off shore. we'll bring some winter weather into the far south of mexico over the next as a nothing too much to speak up. and it good scattering a showers across the caribbean. ah, the new voice is heating up the airway. lot of chinese listeners with, kimberly here, but i really think in their own country shifting power of a case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative. australians went to the pole with those images front of mine is a war, very much came forth out in the media as well as on the battlefield. the listening post dissect the media on al jazeera. when the news breaks, people having to my whole breaking decisions on whether to leave behind their homes and loved ones. when people need to be heard

upper 20s in england and wales, in south—east england, cool around the coast with sea breezes. some low cloud across north—westaround the irish sea coast. the night starting to get warmer as well. monday will see some cloud increasing into scotland and northern ireland, still some very warm sunny spells around. the sun might be hazy in wales and england on monday, but still plenty of it, and it will feel even hotter. tuesday in south—east england, it will be hotter still. this is bbc news, i'm gareth barlow. our top stories... sri lanka's president gotabaya rajapaksa will step down, after protesters stormed the palace and set fire to the prime minister's house. we report from the scene in colombo. these protesters want a new beginning for sri lanka, a new political culture so that they will not face a similar economic crisis in this country. as japan grieves for the former prime minister shinzo abe, voting begins in elections for the upper house of parliament. ifeel very, very, very, very sad. and the sense of loss is just so great that i do not know how to overcome. the uk chancellor nadim zahawi has added hi

it's going to come from the south and west for most, especially along the coast. that's just going to push all that smoke and ash. well to our east. we could see gusts right along the san francisco peninsula in downtown san francisco at around 30 miles per hour or less. but overall, we're going to see most in the teens with gusts only in that 20 mile per hour range. so let's take a look at your seven-day forecast because tomorrow is going to be the hottest day back in the mid 90's for warmest inland valleys. and then we're going to notice an increase in that cloud cover and that's going to be monsoonal moisture in the form of clouds arriving by tuesday. bring us a slight chance of pop-up thunderstorms with lightning, mainly for those of you in the north bay on wednesday. so certainly going to keep an eye on that from the kron 4 weather center and even late into the week friday into saturday, we're going to notice those mid upper level clouds because of that monsoonal moisture from the south streaming into the bay area. but looking calmer and drier, no threat of th

when that is, of course, the south west monsoon, making his way across south asia at brisk wind, still brushing up that said east coast of africa, samaria we'd like to see more showers. i'm afraid not too many showers in the forecast here at present. not too many showers there to across kenya, the ongoing grout drought said he set to continue. ethiopia, we'll see some showers a chart. so one or 2 showers to into coastal fringes of tans and air maybe into central areas of mozambie. you could catch a shower to the in zimbabwe bit from march to southern africa. it is dry, not too much wet weather in the forecast may see a little bit of wet weather to sweeping across. cape towns we go through sunday, which had him dryer behind. ah, the new voice is heating up the airway. lot of can you listen? actually can really hear what i really think in their own country shifting power, they case, the rise of citizen journalism has changed everything. how do you happen? it happened on social media and the undeniable impact of the mainstream narrative. australians went to the poland with those images front of mine is a war is very much

south as we head through next week. some monsoonal moisture heading up the west coast.ver that happens we have to be concerned about dry thunderstorms. while we'll see moisture for mid and high level clouds tuesday, wednesday and thursday, there's not going to be any trigger nearby to get any of those dry thunderstorms going. it's something we'll keep an eye on, not something we're concerned about. looking outside from treasure island towards downtown and the bay bridge, the fog kind of got stirred around enough to dissipate for a little while but it's still cool by the water. 61 in the city, 69 in oakland. low to mid-80s in san jose and santa rosa, very close to normal this time of year. livermore and concord, temperatures in the low 90s once again. we expected an onshore breeze to deliver cooler air in inland parts of the bay area. it did disperse the fog but didn't deliver on the cooler temperatures. if you're heading to off the grid, this is their fog appreciation day or fog appreciation evening on off the grid. jessica birch will be out there talking everything mar

south coast. as you can see from bournemouth earlier on, it's feeling quite muggy out there. but further north and westtoday. this was cumbria just a few hours ago and if we take a look at the satellite and the radar combined, you can see how extensive the cloud is and how fragmented, but a bit of a nuisance. that rain is pushing its way steadily eastwards, never really getting into the south east corner and a brighter afternoon in scotland. but here noticably fresher, particularly on those exposed west coast. we're looking at 1a to 20 degrees, highest values in the sunshine peaking at 25 celsuis. that's 77 fahrenheit. now, as we go through the evening and overnight, there's more cloud and outbreaks of rain to come pushing in across wales, the southwest eventually moving its way through the midlands through the early hours of sunday morning. it's going to stay on the muggy side, temperatures into the mid to high teens for many across england and wales. but that weather front will gradually sink its way steadily south and east. it might bring a little bit of welcome rain across the south east corner. do

lively up towards the tennessee valley, more big downpours across a deep south as we go on through sunday. further west on the west coast generally drive it even here. you could catch some wet weather, plenty of wet weather into the caribbean, at present, particularly across southern parts of the caribbean. big mass of cloud here that is there, potential tropical cycling that's making its way towards nicaragua, costa rica, big and heavy showers coming through here, we are likely to see some localized flooding dangerous conditions. certainly something to watch, app or landslides, also a possibility that wet weather will make its way up towards el salvador towards guatemala, some parts of mexico elsewhere is sunshine and showers. ah oh i oh, where ever you go in the world? one airline goes to make it for you. exceptional katara always going places to go. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories. this protests have stormed, libby as parliament in the eastern city to brook. the angry about worsening living conditions and political deadlock demonstrations in several other cities. russian missile strikes

the warning comes as a large part of new south wales coast were lashed with. torrential rain for on sunday the west african block eco was, has lifted economic sanctions against molly, imposed in response to a series of military cruise. leaders from the block had been holding tools to discuss the crews and molly guinea and became a faster palestinian the to say us officials have handed back the bullets that killed out of the john this tree. and i will actually, after examining it earlier, the israeli military had said that it would test the bullet with us oversight. but it's still not clear if that's what happened. palestinian leaders say the bullet was given to the u. s. should be and was killed by israeli soldiers and may reporting on rates and the occupied west bank. well, those are the headlines. they'll be more news after talk to algebra, stay with us. on counting the cost g 7 leaders latest plans to squeeze rushes economy over the war and ukraine. we take a closer look at some of the financial pledges. they've made us what's next for us to re lanka. as it's economic crisis deepens and the pump

let's leave east asia and go to south asia where the heavy rain is not so much on the west coast, but it's gone further north. these are flooding showers in the monsoon, and the same is true in pakistan where we've seen significant flooding recently and will again, official and line of the john paragon vehicles harvesting every pick. you take every quick humane pulling everything to all the waves, a good time to watch the watch. we believe that on the deep sleep with we are create a new phone interview. ah, the me. watching all just reminder about top toys this our ceremony has taken place and if stumble, to open a center that will facilitate rain exports from ukraine, follows an agreement between russia and ukraine. that was broken by turkey. and the you in ah, i believe he's alive. pictures coming in from baghdad, from the main lobby of parliament where protest had entered parliament building and protesting against the nomination of mohammed. she also donny with the position of the prime minister, they asked the portion of shia cleric and politician our father, as he said, some of t

more big downpours across the deep south as we go on through sunday. further west while the west coast can re drive it even here. you could catch some wet weather, plenty of wet weather into the caribbean. at present, particularly across southern parts of the caribbean. big mass of cloud here that says there, potential tropical cycling, that's making its way towards nicaragua, costa rica, big and heavy showers coming through here, we are likely to see some localized flooding dangerous conditions. certainly something to watch, app or landslides, also a possibility that wet weather will make its way up towards el salvador, towards guatemala, some parts of mexico elsewhere is sunshine and showers. ah, the india is that in a heat way, these igniting blazes across the country, destroying people's help homes, unlikely one on one east investigate india on fire. on al jazeera frank assessments. it sounds like you don't expect anything to change the problem in lebanon. it's actually structural lebanon needs and use social contract for it to solve this problem. in depth analysis of the days glob

europe now, and start with france, where fire crews in the south west of the country are battling to control wildfires spreading along the atlantic coastousands of people have been forced to leave their homes near bordeaux. 0ur correspondent lucy williamson was at the scene and sent this report from one of the affected areas. in teste—de—buch, we drove towards the fire, following fire crews as they disappeared into the smoke. all around us, the forest still smouldered, waiting for a chance to reignite. you can really taste and smell the smoke in the air here. fire crews have been battling these fires for a week now, and while they're contained in parts, they're still not under control despite the drop in temperatures. you can see some of them still working over here. the key concern now is preventing any fresh fires from taking hold. they talk about an apocalypse here. last week, it was paradise. these campsites carry evidence of both. holiday memories spat out by the flames. the guests evacuated last week. translation: it�*s heartbreaking for the locals, for the tourists who come here, it's upsetting. and of course, us firemen feel th

it was a tennessee valley, more big downpours across the deep south as we go on through sunday. further west on the west coast generally drive it even here. you could catch some wet weather, plenty of wet weather into the caribbean, at present, particularly across southern parts of the caribbean. big mass of cloud here that is a potential tropical cycle that's making its way towards nicaragua, costa rica, big and heavy showers. coming through here, we are likely to see some, a localized flooding dangerous conditions. certainly something to watch out for landslides. also a possibility that wet weather will make its way up towards el salvador towards guatemala. some parts of mexico elsewhere is sunshine and showers, ah, blue as green, and upgrade to 300 years of danish colonization and international interest in the idence resources. a younger generation and medicaid determined to and their future no matter that different meta rappa and his fiance as students and a politician as they tackle h l t. issues with that powerful need for the fight for greenland. a witness documentary on al jazeera in just under a year

thousands of residents were ordered to evacuate south—west sydney with torrential rain and damaging winds thrashing the east coastext couple of days across new south wales. this is the start of the school holidays here. many families were getting ready to travel, but the message from the emergency services is that unless you are ordered to evacuate, people should stay home. heavy rains have also caused sydney's main dam to overspill and the bureau of meteorology is warning of more flood risks. we are now facing dangers on multiple fronts — flash flooding, riverine flooding and coastal erosion. this is a life—threatening emergency situation. experts say the flooding emergency has been worsened by climate change and a la nina weather phenomenon. insurance companies in australia are warning that communities prone to flooding may be forced to relocate, as new figures suggest that floods earlier this year were one of the country's costliest ever natural disasters. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, sydney. around 11 million tonnes of plastic waste flow into the ocean each year, according to the un. a significant amount of that

coast. it's a south swell. there's some west. well, coming in northwest will come in from this, but there's some south swell coming in. from the southern hemisphere. it's big down there. it's their winter right down around new zealand and those areas and um, done by indonesia and those spots so some south well, what's south? swell mean to you and me well, means you got a big interval between between waves, so it looks flat ocean looks totally manageable. and then it's not. and that was intervals could be. i was out the other day it took there was 20 minutes between sets. so you wouldn't write. you would know if you would just walk down there in the middle there. you wouldn't know that there was waves. and then all of a sudden you're on a rocky gets ripped off. so be careful. tomorrow is going to be a little bit warmer. more sunshine. another nice day. i'll see you back here at the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. bill thank you. we'll see you in a bit. thanks free tuition, textbooks, meals and more. the east based s

in south—west france, firefighters are trying to deal with firefighters that have been spreading along the atlantic coaste been evacuated already from bordeaux. large areas of forest have been utterly destroyed. we have more on the website. thank you for watching. hello there. monday's heat was extraordinary, not least because it covered a really wide area. 38.2 celsius the highest temperature recorded at santon downham in suffolk, very close to the all—time uk record. jersey had its hottest day on record. wales had its hottest day on record as well, and with this met office red warning for extreme heat still in force through tuesday, some places could see temperatures get even higher than that. because we start tuesday morning in a wedge of exceptionally hot air. this is actually the air overhead. the hottest it will have been throughout the whole of this heatwave period. so as the sun gets to work on that, after starting temperatures like these, well, those values will really start to rise very quickly as we go through the morning where we hold onto sunshine. most of us will have a sunny start. the fur

expanded their areas of control, such as they now directly threaten our partners south of the sahel on the coast of west africa. i'm concerned at that africa has not received the u.s. diplomatic focus it deserves. congress continues to follow closely the wave of military coup that have affected subsaharan africa in the last two years. the majority of recent coups have occurred in the sahel. i look forward to hearing about the administration's assessment what is driving these coups and how it plans to address them in a manner that promotes our interests while working behind the scenes with these regimes, to promote our interests and values. in this context, militia is worthy of emphasis. i look forward to a clear vision from the administration about how to enable the u.n. peacekeeping operation in mali to make a positive contribution to regional stability and not just soak up resources. the entrants of the russia-backed wagner group last year and the subsequent withdrawal of french troops only compound the challenges faced by the u.s. and our european allies in the region. concurrently, these development

south—west of bordeaux. this is what the fires have left behind. this stretch of coastt five campsites were destroyed in the blaze. we have climbed to the top of the famous landmark here, and if you look out towards the sea it is beautiful. but look towards the land and you see smoke rising from the forests and just below, the burnt out wreckage of what was a campsite. it feels apocalyptic. just over a week ago, people were enjoying their holidays here. then the flames came and everyone was evacuated. belongings abandoned. you can see what a rush they were in. this area may be clear enough forjournalists to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on. we to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on.— to be let in briefly but not far off the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire. _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to stop _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to stop it _ the fight goes on. we are waiting for the fire, to stop it on - the fight goes on. we are waiting f

. >> reporter: with wildfires out west, hurricanes in the south and rising sea levels along the coasts, climate havens are evolving across the country. >> this is a gradual phenomenon. >> reporter: jesse keenan is a professor at tulane university and studies climate migration. he says it could see tens of thousands of people moving every year and then added major weather events where numbers can balloon to 100,000 people in one time that's what happened in 2005 when hurricane katrina forced the migration of about 150,000 people to houston alone, essentially overnight. >> this is really something that we're looking at accelerating in the decades to come. >> reporter: keenan says the great lakes region is considered a prime spot for climate migration. it has a more stable environment, cities with infrastructure to maintain steady growth and is close to fresh water. the ceo of alliance for the great lakes. >> we've got nearly 20% of the world's fresh surface water right here in our backyard. >> why is that important >> it's an absolute gift it's important because everything depends on cle

there's a trough is digging itself out on the west s coast and that means we're getting a south southwesterly wind that's carrying the the smoke mainly to the north. and that will continue to settle in overnight tonight and tomorrow looks like we're going continue to see moref that smoke from the washburn firerere really push away from the bay area. i don't think that's going to be a major factor in the next day or so. now over the weekend, things begin to change again. high pressure w wl start to build in and out of a the 4 corner states and move back in toward the bay area that will see that change. but tomorrow you noticed that stream of smoke looks like it's headed up over the sierra nevada into a a nevada proper, saying away mostly from the bay area. >> thank you, lawrence. coming up tonight at 8, a new gun law on the books in california. the action californians are now able to take against companies which make plus uc berkeley professor squaring off against a republican senator on capitol hill that heated back and forth over reproductive rights. and the latest testimony from the january

now as we move to south asia, the monsoon rains are in full swing for much of the region sticky for india, that west coast sing, drenching downpours, now mar. russia has already seen a month and a half worth of rain. we could see more of that. we've got red alerts out stretching from good, you're down to con, can and go extending across more central areas. the heavy rain is expected to reach here, push up into new delhi and effect southern areas of pakistan. by the time we get into friday, i saw air white official air line of the judge who got cavity getting a, getting a lot going ideals, the french republic, this room for a claim. but just what ease modern france in a 4 part series, the big picture takes an in depth episode 3. 0, now to sierra river lou . the book about watching onto there was a hill run. the reminder of our top stories, 7 straight isn't relying carol refusing to end protests against the government and over countries talk to need to step down thousands of gathered at the offices of prime minister and deal with them. a single ease he has taken was acting president after they got the by th

south coast. as can see from bournemouth that has been quite muggy out there. further north and west been picking up the some patchy light rain today. this was cumbria just a few hours ago. if we take a look at the satellites we can see how extensive the cloud is and how fragmented that a bit of a nuisance that rain is as it pushes its way steadily eastwards. never really getting into the south—east corner and a bright afternoon in scotland. but here noticeably fresher, we are looking at 14 to 20 degrees. highest values in the sunshine, peeking up at 25 celsius. as we go through the evening and overnight there are more cloud and outbreaks of rain to come. pushing on across wales in the south—west eventually moving its way through the midlands in the early hours of sunday morning. it is going to stay on the muggy side, temperatures into the mid to high teens for many across england and wales. but that whether it will gradually its way south and east. it might bring a little bit of welcome rain across the south—east corner. don't get too excited, not everyone will see. but there is the

as we move to south asia, the monsoon rains are in full swing for much of the region, particularly for india, that west coast sing, drenching down. pause now my roster has already seen a month and a half worth of rain. we could see more of that. we've got red alerts out stretching from good to wrap down to kong can and go extending across most central areas. the heavy rain is expected to reach here, push up into new delhi and effect southern areas of pakistan. by the time we get into friday, i saw air with al jazeera world meets full remarkable bozeman women. survivors. after those closest to them were taken away, never to return some of the 8000 muslin men and boys killed in the cerebral neat some massacre. 27 years ago. heartfelt accounts from those left behind trying to move on from the pain of the past. women who refused to die on out to 0. ah ah, welcome back here what? geology 0 lisa l. robin and dave hall, a reminder of all the top stories a nationwide curfew is evidence for lanka. it was brought home by a massive protest against the country's leadership. thousands of gathered at the offices of the pr