those are the ones coordinated by d, u n n d national red cross, but at the moment they still didn't make it out of them. are you area is also very complicated for them specially that you know, all the men of fighting age. they're not going to be allowed to leave that as a factory. some of that we, we, we preview, we think is information that i called confirming that some of the civilians who are in the chapter. and they're all families of either workers from the company, or maybe even some families of some of the soldiers. so they're going to have to leave behind their loved ones. and they're going to have to try to go somewhere. probably get a good dress because they have been 2 months underground to explosions have been heard in russia's belgrade region near the border with ukraine. no casualties have been reported. it follows a fire at a military site there on sunday. similar fires and explosions that russian military bases of raised suspicions of sabotage or ukrainian attacks. meanwhile, russia has been intensifying attack seemed at seizing more territory in easton ukraine. that

u. n. n. both the u. n. n d international red cross a giving very little details because they say that part of the success of this mission is really to keep it as much as possible under rapp. what we do know is that their convoy has arrived there since yesterday that about 20 civilians had made it out from a as of style steel factory. but they're still there in the vicinity somewhere. and they are not going to make their way up to the upper regia, at least in the coming hours. soon it will be dark. here's a preacher. there's also a curfew in a couple of hours. so they will probably may be the soonest we could see them would be tomorrow. but as i said, the u. n is giving very little detail and he wants to keep it that way. we do know, however, as per the agreement, every, every civilian who's in the, as of still a factory should be coming to do ukrainian side. there's other, another evacuation that's happening. those of people civilians are also caught in very difficult conditions inside mar, you pull around a st

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d a v i d r u b e n s t e i n jo h n k er ry so you can't do these things overnight so you have a period to allow people change their habits. the consensus is by 2050 is the time we want to measure success; is that right? >> this is not a politically arrived at goal. this is coming from thousands of scientists, and they're the ones who tell us in the last report of 2018 that if we want to avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis we have to reduce our emissions and get to net zero by 2050. the only way to get to net zero by 2050 is to begin now to reduce, because there's no curve steep enough to reduce later, you have to start now. that's why the next eight years, this decade, those scientists have said to us to avoid the worst consequences of the climate crisis, you must reduce the emissions by 45% over the next ten years. that's 2020-2030. so we've set our goal, president biden has set a goal that we will reduce our emissions by 50 to 52% over these next eight years. in canada it's about 45-50, japan 45-50. europe 55% reduction, u.k. 68% reduction. africa 50-some. we now have

d. c province, the u. n says more than 72000 people have been displaced in just one week. is due to the fighting between the army and the m. 23 rebel group, the u. n said around 7000 people seeking safety had crossed the border into uganda in the last week alone. as of israel nationalists amassing through the house of jerusalem to mark israel's capture of the old city in the 1967 middle school scuffles broke out between jews and palestinians ahead of the parade. the ham as militant group has threatened to repeat last year's rocket attacks if the route of the march is not changed. landslides, in flooding after heavy rains have left more than 40 people dead in northeast. in brazil. more than a 1000 people have been forced to flee their homes, expert se climate change is turning rainy. season down falls into extreme weather events that have killed hundreds of people in brazil of the past year. and staying in brazil, a wave of protest has swept the country, sparked by the brutal death of a black man at the hands of police. the 38 year old died of asphyxiation. offrey was held inside the boot of a police car as it filled with tear gas. this is the vira

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