u. n says a solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. a spate of wildfires is scorching parts of europe with firefighters battling blazes in portugal, spain, france, and croatia. authorities are linking an unusual hate wife to climate change. a massive hot and dry air blowing in by african winds is driving temperatures in the beerin peninsula as high as 46 degrees celsius. a red alert for almost half of portugal. much of the drought country is at maximum fire risk. dozens of blazes have already forced hundreds of residents to evacuate. somewhat, shawn helplessly as the flames edge closer. aren't you afraid? not the meal. i am afraid for where can i go? jump into a water tank. let me stay here and watch the beach. been a gill armed with god and hoses, resident try to save their homes. fire crews are hot at work, but stretched thin, some arriving too late. so to give them, there were no firefighters here. everything around the house burned down the neighbors and my husband managed to put out the flames. we had no one else to fire crews, an

u. n says it's causing a global spike and food and fuel threatening people's livelihoods gain our latest on the war in ukraine. russia's advance in the eastern dundas region has slowed. russian forces are regrouping. laughter cabinet capturing the city of leesha. hans ukraine's president vladimir laskey says weapons supplied by washer allies are starting to make a difference on the battlefield. since the war began, ukraine has faced unprecedented destruction, but russian president vladimir putin says his troops were just warming up. louis fisher sure knew most lucian, we're hearing that they want to defeat us up. will you on the battlefield? what can i say is good with the let them try. mosier more. we have often heard the west wants us to fight it until the last ukrainian is the threats a tragedy for the ukrainian people, oklahoma, but it looks like it's heading in that direction. no, she goes along, but everybody should know that largely squeaking sure. we haven't even yet started anything in earnest. despite that sinister statement for the moment, it's believed that russian troops are

u. n says a solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale to sports now in a french report into the chaos which marred the champions league final empowers in may, has blamed police and organisational filings. liverpool fans were initially blind, but the report has concluded otherwise. it says vital lesson should be learned ahead of the 2024 paris olympics. it should have been a celebration of european football, but mays champions league final turned into a nightmare for liverpool fans. french police fire tear gas at english supporters after tensions fled when huge cues built up at the stud to fonts in paris. the most watched annual sporting event on the planet had to be delayed by over 30 minutes. officials, including the french interior minister, initially said liverpool fans were at fault, but now were report by the french senate blames police and organizers, including the french football federation and european body wafer. for what happened, sit and notion more. it was a mistake which took place at the administrative decision making level. it was all q

u. n says the solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. dorian jones reports of from is double for us, asked him how close are we to a breakthrough in achieving an export agreement through a black sea? well, it does appear that her ukraine is the most optimistic out of the 4 parties. in fact, the un secretary general tonia gutierrez on to say, said there is still some way to go before any agreement can be achieved, and that is similar sentiments we've been hearing from turkish officials and also russia has been probably the most coolest so far. are they are seen as the one suddenly really need to be one over are to secure any deal. but having said all of that, the fact that these talks have now gone on for several hours longer than previous talks. it does appear that they are discussing something, possibly hammering out a framework where that could come into immediate affective all sides could sign off to an agreement or but we're still waiting. so what are the main obstacles for a deal? well, it is a very complex arrangement. you have the whole idea o

u. n says the solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. correspondence, dorian jones is covering this story in istanbul linoleum. they asked him, what are the challenges still standing in the way of an agreement to explore grand via the black sea? well, it is a very complex arrangement. you have the whole idea of how you will remove minds from these port, how these corridors will work. how will you address russian concerns or any of the ships at her garden, take the girl, ukrainian grain, alt smuggling arms into ukraine. but i think the key obstacles are that pacing a question of trusts, basically, ukraine doesn't trust russia, that if it removes its mindset, russia won't launch major attacks thickly on the crucial port of odessa. russia said that he will guarantee it will not do this, but that is seen as little offering little or a hope for ukraine. they want to have possibly 3rd parties to provide some kind of protection rush rules that out. and the other key factor is also international sanctions. moscow has linked to any kind of deal to the lifting o

u. n says the solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. did of is there. connelly is standing by and keith with the latest nic, ukrainian foreign minister, the mutual labor says you can't just 2 steps away from this deal with moscow. that's quite a change in june from someone who says he doesn't trust the russians. i think this is quite optimistic talk and i fear that unfortunate ease talks like lots of round negotiations for them are not going to end up with any result in time soon. think right now this is about both sides. russian ukraine needing to show the world and outside partners who have me at waiting for this grain, waiting impatiently for prices to full, to show that they are open to dialogue. that is what this talks with it talks about . but in terms of the actual nitty gritty, in terms of the detail that would see ukraine in a position to take those minds away to open the access the ports without being afraid that russia would take advantage of that to try attacks. it's like a desa. i haven't seen any significant change there.

i rico says the troops were part of a u. n. support group. the u. n. says it some discussion with marlene to work out when new peacekeepers can go in. the un mission in marley minima was informed this morning by the molly and authorities of a coordination meeting to be held between the relevant molly and structures and monroe smart prior to the plant rotation of contingents. the mission takes note of this communication and stands ready to participate in the discussions without delay . the rotation of contingency is crucially important for the missions operational effectiveness and the safety and security of personnel. all efforts must be made for an urgent settlement, especially since some of the staff concerned should have been relieved several months ago. hastens and demanding the government steps down. because a runaway inflation and unchecked gang violence, almost 90 people in the capital have been killed and fighting between rival groups over the past week. prices are soaring and fuel shortages are threatening the delivery of humanitarian aid. same

u. n. says egypt will suspend its participation in the peacekeeping force. in molly comes off tobacco's transitional government order, the temporary suspension of troop rotation by the mission, citing security reasons. and chinese president shing thing has visited, change young and what's believe to be his 1st trip there. since a crackdown against the weaker muslim minority, beijing had been accused of committing human rights abuses against the weakest, including force labor for sterilization and detentions. so those are the headlines . the news continues here now to 0 after restitution after the stolen our statement them so much bye for now. housing has become a commodity instead of a human rights. thank you. somebody with the ability to take advantage of others, the elite feel free to violate basic laws, the working classes that have lost a lot of ground in our society. a un special reporter on adequate housing troubles the world investigating a global crisis as people are evicted to clear the way for investors and properties too often left empty, push a w

u. n. sais moroccan authorities use buttons and stones to repel the migrants as they've tried to steal offense to enter. what is e u. territory rights activist claim police deliberately refrained from helping the injured well, we spoke to a global policy specialist with a focus on the socio economic and political development of africa who believes the in you desperately needs to strengthen europe's migration system. i think the situation very trustworthy because it's piece of the fact of a violation of human rights, of violation of human dignity and absolute disrespect to vulnerable people who are trying to escape prosecution and escape violence and escape wherever that coming from. and trying to seek a new life, i think is very tragic that the comments made by the spanish presidents and the reaction by the moroccan hispanic government regarding the situation. and i think it's very sad and tragic and people should really be disappointed. morocco seems to hide evidence and pain praise the police action. is this even acceptable? i don't think it's acceptable because these are, these are states f

u. n says over 800000 people are in need of humanitarian assistance. and the number of islamic fundamentalist groups are running wild across the country. earlier, the west claimed that these groups played no part in the revolution. this revolution was not about extreme islam as an al qaeda played no part in it turns out that couldn't have been farther from the truth. and western leaders knew it back in 2011, the u. k. it's defense ministry discovered that islamic militia called the february 17th martyrs brigade, was likely to play a key role in the upcoming coup de top. the organization has ties to the muslim brotherhood, and one of its members went on to kill 22 people in the manchester arena, terrorist attack of 2017. that's not to mentioned, the massive refugee crisis that came in the aftermath of the overthrow. no doubt, many people are skeptical of nato claims that it's a defensive alliance. when to them, defense means over throwing a stable administration and replacing it with chaos. that's how the world is located in the early i was this tuesday

u. n says an increasing number are crossing international borders.as of today, no nation officer silom due to climate change a new poll shows that 69% of californians say that the effects of climate change have already begun findings from the public policy institute of california showed that eight and 10 californians say that climate change is a very serious or somewhat serious threat to california's future and quality of life. respondents say that water supply and drought are the top environmental issues facing the state. and the weekend just hours away. now as we head into your friday, the weather tomorrow looks a lot like what we had today, which looks a lot like what we have outside right now along the coast anyway, and at the bay. we had some drizzle last night a couple of nights before that might see a little drizzle again tonight and tomorrow morning and you can see there. you see the bay bridge that one of the towers, you can see that there's plenty of little clouds out there. these are the highest from today. the high temperatures from today

u. n. says there executions could amount to bull crisis with my colleague yard read on ben facility. here again sir, here on the w. ah, [000:00:00;00] with who? ah, imagine how many pushes turn out in the world. climate change. if you think off the story, this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with every day counts for us and for our planet. a global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener? how can we protect animals and their habitats? what to do with all our waste? we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable smart new solutions over steam set in our ways or is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows us to live and survive global ideas. the environmental series in global 3000 on d, w, and online. mm hm. with christy wu, sasha, coming up to day in the middle of a civil war. me and mos military hosts, a k conference with its regional neighbors. the gathering has been denounced as legitimizing

u. n says a solution must be found urgently to avoid starvation on an unprecedented scale. when the exposure is r corresponded in cave and i asked him how much progress was made of the talks in turkey to break the grain deadlock and whether a deal really is in sight. but think bread. first and foremost, we have to keep in mind that neither side wants to be seen is causing a global famine. some 300000000 people around the world, phase hunger, not eating enough to be healthy because of this blockade of ukrainian grain. so they're participating in these talks, not to be a cynic, i think in part, to show the world that they take this family problem seriously. the steps we're talking about are what you were mentioning the negotiations about how to actually get the grain out. it can go through europe, it can go through the boss 1st. that's why turkey is a player and is hosting these talks. and tony, a good terrorist, un secretary general, i think who can be trusted as a, as an independent observer said that a big step was taken forward. and another big step should be taken next w

u. n. says egypt was suspended. participation in the peacekeeping force in molly, comes off the bama coast transitional government, all the temporary suspension of troop rotation by the mission, citing security reasons. the decision was made days after $49.00. i've orient. soldiers were arrested on sunday. the government says the soldiers were messenger is looking to topple the government. chinese for them. the shooting paying is visited. ginger young wants believed to be his 1st trip there since a crackdown against the weekend was a minority state media showed g waiving it's charing crowd speaking to students and touring businesses on a 4 day so called inspection tour, aging and being accused of committing human rights abuses against the weakest, including force labor force, sterilization and detentions. finance ministers from the g 20 nations and meeting in bali for a 2nd day of talks. the global food crisis storing inflation and the economic impact of the war and ukraine are all high on the a

u. n. says egypt to will suspend its participation in peacekeeping operations. in molly, the transitional government has temporarily halted shape rotations out the un mission mission, citing security reasons. last, we can, molly, arrested, 49 ivery in soldiers and says the troops and mercenaries looking to stage a coup the you and says they all support staff hired by private company to support the peacekeeping mission. a german court has jailed a former soldier, accused of planning attacks and politicians while posing as a syrian refugee. the trial has shown a light on elements of the far right in germany's military. natasha named reports. this is a rare instance post world war 2, that a member of germany's military has been convicted of plotting a terror attack. former lieutenant franco albrecht was sentenced to 5 and a half years in prison on friday. it's been daughter, but still getting up i, i am satisfied with the verdict despite the sentence being slightly reduced, i see it as an important victory in the fight against right wing extremist him racism and an

u. n says a 128000000 people were affected by hunger. last year, before the crane war drove up food prices. people urged to leave sla vianza, which is under heavy attack as russia tons, its focus to seizing ukraine's eastern danny at squeegee and and hundreds of inmates are on the run off to government attack. a prison in nigeria is capsule. ah, hello, welcome to the program. we begin here in the u. k. why prime minister or is johnson is clinging on to power despite a wave of resignations? $44.00 members of parliament, 18 of them. ministers of now quit that government positions, but the prime minister is refusing to go. he's even fired a close ally, michael. gov, who's reported to have urged him to make her dignified exit and be angry at johnson's handling of sexual misconduct claims against a law maker. he promoted pulpit and reports from london. oh, going, going surely nearly gone on wednesday morning. the number of government resignations was still less than 10. by the afternoon, the dam had burst, and boris johnson support was draini

u. n says that gang related violence has recently killed at least 9 to 9 people in a single neighborhood. incidentally, from january to june. the u. n. has documented nearly a 1000 killings, almost 700 injuries, and 690 kidnappings in the capitol. recent weeks have been especially bad. 230 people were killed or injured over just 5 days from the 18th. the 12 for july. when louis or we mas runs community projects for young haitians, he explained what people in cities lay a living through is a tam my some parties are connected with for you. mandatory released to discuss our with the gangs access to the hardest part of the, the slate. however, it's not been, ah, not move. it is not been moving or very fast. and our issues are still on, on know, on a battle fraud is still going on with winder there. warren game, he's this lake. so of the people cannot get out. they cannot come in and relief is not the is not available for people inside see the solar right now. and now there's no water, there's no food and they not to get out. you have to go through. ah, both are battling dance and no. it's no

u. n says it's bad news for climate change. this is a setback in our fight against climate change when we all ready for off track the u . s. president hale's nato unity, as the alliance wraps up at summit with a new strategic plan to strengthen its eastern plus a business protest. as in ecuador celebration agreement and 18 days, been nationwide strike. ah, hancock's former security chief john lee has been sworn in as the territories new leader. he was elected by committee in may running as the sole candidate lead lead the crackdown on pro democracy protest as in 2019. john is president. she, she pink presided over the ceremony. it, she's 1st trip outside of the mainland since the corona virus pandemic, when it coincides with events marking 25 years in hong kong, was returned to china from britain earlier a flag raising, sarah may launch the day celebrations, a mid tight security ahead of the event president, she said the territory, i've been reborn from the ashes. the adrian brown joins us live now from hong kong . adrian. so ho

u. n. says, is bad news for climate change? this is a setback in our fight against climate change. when we all ready for off track. the u. s. president pales natal unity of the alliance wraps up at summit with a new strategic plan to strengthen its eastern flight. but i didn't protest as in ecuador, celebrated some agreement, and 18 days of a nationwide strike. ah, oncologist, former security chief, john lee has been sworn in as the territories new lead up. he said, the national, secure what you know imposed in 2020. i brought stability after anti government protests the year before. chinese president chasing pinged presided over the ceremony. it, she's 1st trip out of the mainland since the corona pirates have done it. young gone, gone, father, bon bush, issue with the enact means and implementation of the hong kong national security law. hong kong is managed to restore order from chaos. the improvements of the electoral system has enabled the implementation of the principle of patriots administering hong kong play g d king. and we will formulate a comprehensive youth policy and de

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have taken aid there this year, helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 are living in camps. more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave. the government has cut off basic services, an attack medical facilities and schools. she now on the job is a humanitarian worker and the coordinator for the voices of displaced syrians forum . he says the scale of humanitarian need in northwest and syria is enormous. they are talking about water, people thinking media just trucks moving from one country to another. but in reality, it's way bigger than that. we're talking about again northwest the whole basic services like clean water, drinking water, education. this would be the whole health system is based on the response on the work of the organization and without a cost. and not only those over there will not be provided on that. again, as you mentioned, as of now we, we have like acute doubts of how we were able to continue. but again, you know, on top of that, it's the whole mechanism when we have coordination and

u. n says 22 migrants from molly have died off the coast of libya. group set off on a rubber boat from the city of zora trying to cross the mediterranean. $61.00 survivors were rescued by the libyan coast guard after 9 days at sea, the un says most of the casualties drowned or died of 1st. still ahead on al jazeera, a top government appointment in argentina, highlights a reached between the president and his deputy. ah. and after a 3 year high aces, the world's largest particle accelerator is fired up to resume its search for dark matter. ah. hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe from the satellite image, you can see a mass of cloud. now that's carrying a swarm of thunderstorms. moving away from more central to eastern areas, bringing a heavy rain and some strong winds and stormy conditions stretching all the way from the baltic states down to the balkans. it's going to get very wet here, but it's also looking rather wait for the north east of spain. we've got warnings out on wednesday. we could see some flooding hearing away. h

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have taken aid there this year, helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 people are living in camps. more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave, the government has cut off basic services on attack, medical facilities and schools. so let's see, i'm a russia pushed us to hint to hunger 1st and hate and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us for half of the month during these very difficult times. russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans and i refuse russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. can andrea as a humanitarian worker and the coordinator of the voices for display syrian forum? he says the scale of humanitarian need and northwestern syria is enormous. we are talking about sports people, thinking media just trucks moving from one country to another. while in reality, it's way bigger than that. we're talking about, again no, syria, the whole basic services like clean wate

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have brought in aid this year. helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 are living in camps. more than half of them are. children says losing control of the enclave. the syrian government is cuts off basic services and as a tax medical facilities and schools fell asleep normally on russia pushed us to 10th hunger, thirst than heat. and now they want to deny us food aid. it barely sustains us during these difficult times. russia is fighting with us. we completely refused this veto. i'm a mother to orphans and i refuse rushes plans. close. barbara, how across thing. our society refuses it, janet lads jagow. but it was a huge shock to us. a great tragedy to the residents of this camp. unfortunately, humanitarian aid gets affected by military and political matters. so them costello house more from the border crossing in hat i turkey. the un trucks are not allowed to enter, and it is a delay that which is a religious holiday among muslim people, that small commercial trucks are not passing through this corridor. however, turkish and deos

u . n. says egypt will suspend its participation in peacekeeping operations in molly and comes off to molly's transitional government ordered the temporary suspension troop rotation by the mission sizing security reasons. the decision was made days off to $49.00. ivory and soldiers were arrested on sunday. the governor says the soldiers were mess race looking to stage a coup. nicholas hack is in dachau and neighboring synagogue explains the confusion behind the arrests. the 49 i've oriend that were arrested on the tarmac of the airport in the capital. dumber corps are now being detained in police barracks, waiting for their fate for the molly and military june. these are the mercenaries, the ivory and say no, this is a misunderstanding. these men are our soldiers. the multi mission of the un says these are you and contractors, whilst the un mission in new york says they have no record of the men. so who are they? well, that is the answer that the molly military didn't want answer. they are curren

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food. i've taken a there this year, helping some 2400000 people displaced by the war. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps 58 percent of them. children. since losing control of the unclaimed, the government has cut off basic services and attacked medical facilities and schools. lucille left, russia pushed us to hints to hunger and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us behalf of the month during these very difficult times. russia is fighting with us over it, and we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans, and i refused russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. thousands of people in lebanon's, northern city of tripoli are living in danger because their homes are at risk of collapse. the city has suffered decades of government neglect and instability, which has left hundreds of families living in unstable structures. but they're too poor to go anywhere else and then hotter r

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have taken a there this year, helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps. more than half of them are children. and since losing control of the enclave, the government has cut off basic services and attacked medical facilities and schools. who still, let's see on the left, russia pushed us to hint to hunger 1st and hate. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustains us behalf of the month during these very difficult times. russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am the mother of orphans, and i refused russia putting forward any plan to close. bob, i'll have a crossing. our society refuses it. well, let's not bring in candy up. he is a humanitarian worker, and the coordinator of the voices for the space syrians for him. he joins us now from godaddy have in turkey can on. let's start with a situation on the ground that as it stands, the deadline has now officially passed, but i do believe that a delivery is actually stopped a couple of days ago. well

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have taken aid there this year. helping some 2400000 people. about 1700000 people are currently living in camps. more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave, the government has cut off basic services and attacked medical facilities and schools, but also a select no fee on the russia pushed us to tense to hunger 1st and heat. and now they want to deny us the food a basket that bailey sustained us for half of the month during these very difficult times. russia is fighting with us over it. we completely refuse this veto. i am a mother of orphans and i refuse rush of putting forward any plan to close. bob. oh, how about crossing? our society refuses it. on stella had here on al jazeera, a desperate search for survivors in easton ukraine. after a russian rocket attack, destroys an apartment building and, and tennis. novak joke of it beats in a curious to win executive wimbleton. ah hallo, still plenty of hate across southern parts of the u. s. in fact, a fair amount of heat up into that isa solid canada as well.

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food have brought in aid this year. helping some 2400000 people. about $1700000.00 a living in camps and more than half of them are children. since losing control of the enclave. the syrian government has cut off basic services and is attacked medical facilities and schools, or let's go live to sim costello who's at the border crossing in hattie in turkey and sent him tell us what's been happening with all of this while rob, this is a very quiet day in july because of border crossing normally is there are hundreds of trucks passing through the skate behind me. every week i bringing a humanitarian aids to the syrians and northwestern, syria. of course, everybody's in panic inside syria, along with the angio representatives who are saying that the system established by the un is not replaceable by anything else. so i be, we are hearing that some other alternatives are being discussed in case the 8 cory door is shut down by d and security council decision. because despite the cancellation of you and a convoys entry, turkish and jewels are able

u. n says 22 migrants from molly have died off the coast of libya. the group sit off on a rubber boat from the city of wires, trying to cross the mediterranean. the us vice president has visited the scene of monday's mass shooting and chicago. com la harris said more should be done to restrict access to assault weapons and 21 year old man has been charged with murdering 7 people at the independence day. parades and the us state department has defended a 3rd party investigation into the killing of al jazeera journalist. sharina palestinian officials reacted with anger and condemnation to a report was released on monday, which concluded that she was likely killed by israeli gunfire. okay, those are the headlines i'm emily, anglo and the news continues here on al jazeera, after inside story. i all of latin america for most of my career, but mil country is alike and it's my job to shed light on how and why representatives and 40 countries and international organizations of disgust the reconstruction of ukraine not after. but while the fighting still rage

u. n. report says the number of people experiencing hunger has risen dramatically and is wanting of a catastrophe in the coming months. it says more than 800000000 people went hungry last year. that's almost 10 percent of the global population. u. s. prosecutors say the man charged with killing 7 people as a 4th of july parade in chicago. has confessed to carrying out the attack. 21 year old robert creamer was denied bail during a court appearance if convicted, he faces life in prison. the president of democratic republic of congo, andrew wander, have agreed to deescalate tension over the m $23.00 armed group. the congress government accuses clearly of backing the rebels who have been attacking civilians and diocese most he v providence. pakistan's government says at least 77 people have died as a result of heavy rain in the last 3 weeks. the latest down was in the south west caused flash floods in remote areas of baluchistan. province rainfall has been nearly double the average for this monsoon season. well, those are the headlines. i'll be back with more news here after al jazeera while. you st

u. n says more than 4600 trucks carrying mostly food of brought in aid this year, helping some 2400000 people. about $1700000.00 living in camps and more than half of them are children. since losing control of the cave, the syrian government has cut off basic services and it's attacked medical facilities. and schools. will that go live too soon? costello, who's on the border crossing in hottie turkey night. i understand that border crossing. it's usually pretty busy center. but what's happening at the moment? yes, rob, this is a very busy cra, border gate, as it is the only one among the other 3, a borders that were open for a delivery into a northwestern syria. but because of russia's victuals into united security council gradually at the gate that that was from iraq. jordan and another one close to here on the turkish border, worth close. and this gate a g meg is the gate. bob and how i gate on the syrian side is the only lifeline for the 4400000 syrians who have been displaced multiple times in northwest and syria. today, of course, it is the 3rd day of a the, which is a religious holiday.

u. n says an increasing number of people are now crossing international borders.poll shows 69% of californians believe the disastrous effects of climate change have already begun in the state. the findings from the public policy institute of california show eight and 10 californians say climate change is a very or somewhat serious threat to california's future economy and quality of life. those responding to the polls say water supply and drought are now the top environmental issues facing the state. a deal has been struck between senate majority leader chuck schumer and joe manchin. reporter richardson has the details of the deal, which president biden says is a godsend for american families. i think that we've had a balance. this is not a democrat bill. this is not a republican bill. this is an american bill quarantined this week with covid-19 senator joe manchin still managed to cut a deal with majority leader chuck schumer that could salvage president biden's domestic agenda, dubbed the inflation reduction act. the legislation provides more than $300 billion t

u. n says an increasing number of people are now crossing international borders.nother new poll shows 69% of californians believe the disastrous effects of climate change have already begun here. the findings from the public policy institute of california show eight in 10. californians say climate change is a very or somewhat serious threat to california's future economy and quality of life. those responding to the polls say water supply and drought are now the top environmental issues facing the state. time is now. 7 34 cal fire says firefighters are slowly getting more containment of the oak fire burning near yosemite national park. it's burned about 19,000 acres. it's 42% contained at least 135 homes and other buildings have been destroyed. those crews are working in remote communities in the sierra nevada foothills, looking for more fire damage about 2200 people in mariposa county or still under evacuation orders. the cause of the fire. fire is under investigation. well scientists at uc berkeley or among those closely watching wildfire conditions all over the

u. n's, intergovernmental panel on climate change. the cement industry accounted for 3 times more. c, o, 2 emissions than commercial aviation in 2019. another u. n. report says construction and building you said other source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions concrete is the default construction material, at least for large scale projects. an entire new concrete corta is going up in a district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood. only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect far h or abby has been working with wood for well over a decade with indefinite if you would definitely pioneers. and as such, we've also suffered, we had to overcome many obstacles, met with a lot of resistance from the authorities. we are to assemble a team of experts and of course, convince our client's property owners to begin with. it was anything but easy. i and thought by then 48 in berlin as a recent project of his, the 6 story cow up with about 40 apartments is almost entirely made of wood, and a fine list for the 2021 german sustainability. a board for architecture. labor ought to be honest, our pra

u. n says that the true death toll will most likely be much higher . there are more losses on wall street today as the market closed out its worst first half of the year since 1970. one measure of inflation, closely watched by the fed was unchanged from april to may. traders are concerned about when inflation will ease and whether the fed's interest rate hikes will cool down the economy too much and spark a recession. overall the markets have wiped out almost all of their gains from last year, the dow was down 253 points. the nasdaq fell 149 points. and the s and p was down 33 points, retailers and tech stocks. some saw some of the biggest losses today. well coming up school, a little less of a yawn. how some students might be sleeping in a bit more. come this fall. making that hasg in and planting trees a bit more come next school year , first in the nation law set to take effect where? the 2022 2023 school year will require middle schools to start no earlier than eight. in the morning. high schools will be forced to start no earlier than 8 30. many s

u . n says expanding vaccination efforts in improving monkeypox surveillance will be crucial to curtailingountries. and vaccine manufacturers to coordinate the sharing of vaccine, which are currently scarce and need to be accessible to the most at risk people. meanwhile, new york city has now being dubbed the epicenter of the monkey pox virus here in the u. s health officials say the number of probable cases increased more than 119. as of this week. the sydney now plans to open several pub up clinics to administer vaccinations. in the coming weeks. despite this, the new york city health department is pleading with the cdc to send more doses to meet the increased vaccine demand will certainly need much more vaccine and quickly to meet the burden of disease here in new york city. the epicenter of the monkey pox epidemic in the united states currently small, but we also want people to understand how to identify monkey parks had a diagnosis. and how to avoid exposures themselves. monkeypox symptoms include headache, muscle aches and fever, along with lesions on the body. if exposed to the viru

u. n says a growing number of people are now crossing international borders. shows that 69% of californians believe the disastrous effects of climate change have already begun in our state. the findings from the public policy institute of california show eight and 10 californians say climate change is a very or somewhat serious threat to california's future economy and quality of life that people responding to the polls say water supply and drought are now the top environmental issues. facing our state. the number of people who died in this week's flooding in kentucky is now up to 16, kentucky's governor has been updating this number. he expects it will keep going up. floodwaters have destroyed hundreds of homes, washed out bridges and knocked out power conditions are expected to get worse as more rain will fall there today. reporter katie byrne reports from kentucky. you can see all the debris broke through the fences. rushing floodwaters taking out bridges and roads in kentucky and west virginia. heavy rain fell across the region on thursday, leaving more th