thank you so much, tara catherine. that reporting from ram briny cha still heads on al jazeera, how goober leveraged angry protests and secretly lobbied governments during its rapid global expansion. and will report from the capital of the country that set to become the world's most populous by next year. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine your travel package today. no, the leap of the rain took place a couple of weeks ago, but it is now now in july, the wettest bumper, shan, probably, jeanette. this sos line of res no longer extraordinary. as it goes across the yellow sea towards north korea, south of it and south of the yangtze it is remarkably dry for china. this persists into wednesday. so the heavy rain then is that obvious line, beijing's rather hot but dry north written there are few showers and fetish humid honshu if you fall about line west, is basically the same monsoon farm which has come all way through pakistan that so where is the heavy rains the next couple of d

tara: catherine of san francisco was hiking the pacific crest trail and was stranded in etna, californiaith dozens of hikers when we spoke on the phone with her. >> i saw a big plume of smoke, and said, that's not good. i knew the fire was close. tara: because of these flames and intense smoke, the pacific coast trail was closed all the way to ashland, oregon as flames tore through parts of the national forest. crews try to get a handle on the situation. >> people are having to come to the highway i hitched off of because it was so bad. we started to see smoke, and it was settling in the valleys, and we were like, it's time to get out of here. j.r.: when we learned of her situation, we posted it on our facebook page. dozens of viewers responded with possible solutions. catherine tells me that she and four other hikers received a ride to ashland, oregon. she is grateful for all the messages she received, but it is extremely smoky where she is. the oak fire in mariposa county had been the largest wildfire in the state this year. it has burned over 19,000 acres since starting last friday. c

taras shevchenko write in russian? well, he wrote. we have seen catherine's diaries . where did she write? is this clear?we are talking about the fact that a person chooses a literary process, as it seems to me, and by the way, when a person chooses a literary process like babin like ilf er or petrov like like kirsanov i just call it writers who were born exactly where in ukraine or like i don’t know who again bulgakov it certainly leads a person to moscow as a rule or to st. petersburg like gogol well because the center of this of the literary process, it is not in kyiv very not that word, but as a rule yes, i agree with this. well , the thing is that the choice of language is still quite often such a peculiar choice of the writer's identity, so that is, that who is somewhere there at the crossroads of different cultures who is somehow ethnically unable to define himself there and does not need to define his ethnic identity but makes an unambiguous choice in favor of a certain language thus defines its literary identity, and this is quite understandable in the case of the choice of our ukrainian languag