and the worlds failed and another climate target with greenhouse gas levels hitting new records last year. the u. n says the world is now way off track to cap rising temperatures. carbon dioxide levels are rising at the highest average rate in a decade, despite the temporary dip in emissions that we saw from the covey. lockdown will. stephane now, who would say a climate change expert, a professor at the strain, the national university, who says it is in the interests of rich nations to help out the poorer once to global problem, we all have to work together on this. i will have to do our fair share, and that means we wealthy countries have to do more. we need to come out of glasgow united no matter what our political systems are, no matter what our economic systems are. but this is a global problem, and we need everyone on board. so if there is, if there is this lack of trust, if there is feeling that the wealthy countries are not pulling near fish here, that is going to be road confidence as we go into glasgow, it may certainly affect the outcome as we come out when you look at the impacts around the

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spokesman for the taliban says, won't he expressed support for the government and pledged humanitarian since the u . n. is warning that half of a canister population is facing starvation. the world food program says unprecedented numbers at risk conflict strokes and an economic crisis. so combining as winds reproaches, the un is calling on the international community who immediately released suspended a donations. people in haiti have held a general strike to protest against the worsening security situation. hundreds of people have been kidnapped by gangs this year. that includes a group of us and canadian missionaries serv dumpsters over a week ago. and the scenes national is closing its offices in hong kong, the group, the human rights groups as a national security law, imposed by aging, makes it impossible for staff to work freely. the law has been used to target pro democracy, protested civil society groups and dissenting voices. greenhouse gas levels hits new records last year. the u. n. says the world is way of track to cap rise and temperatures carbon dioxide levels and rising at a higher than average rate than they have been over the past decades. that's even with a temp

country since the coon february greenhouse gas levels in your records last year assigned to say they are increasing at a faster rate than the annual average of the last decade. the u. n says the world is now way off track to cap rising temperatures. studies prime minister scott morrison meanwhile says he will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by the a 2030 activists. we're hoping for a more ambitious target. australia is been accused of dragging its feet when it comes to getting emissions down to net 0. china's foreign ministers met members of afghanistan's taliban government and cutter, the tucson discussed security as well as trade and investment. china shows a narrow border with afghanistan and as previously urged the town about not to provide a safe haven for what it calls terrorists and police in riot gear. use water cannon to break up a protest and peruse capital. supporters of the socialist president, pedro castillo, are angry at congress, has delayed a vote of confidence, even on the president's new cabinets. the opposition that congress had postponed it to mona politician who died suddenly on the witness is next on al jazeera and then i drink. finnegan will be

since the crew in february greenhouse gas levels hit a new record high last year assigned to say they're increasing at a faster rate than the annual average for the last decade. the u. n says the world is now way off track to cap rising temperatures. australia is prime minister scott morrison says he will reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent. by the year 2030 activists had been hoping for a more ambitious target australia been accused of dragging its feet when it comes to getting emissions down to net 0. chinese foreign ministers met members of afghanistan's taliban governments in kata. the 2 sides discuss securities with trade and investment, trying to share the narrow border with have kind of stuff and has previously to the taliban. not to provide safe haven for what it calls terrorists. police and right get used water cannon to break up a protest in peru. capital supported the socialist president, pedro kathy or angry, that congress has delayed a vote of confidence on the president's new cabinets. the opposition led congress postponed it to more than a politician who died suddenly on monday. but this delay leave the fate of the new cabinet unknown. and it's just so japan

the u. n. climate talks in glasgow say the goal for climate finance will not be reached until 2023. that's 3 years later than previously agreed. and the world has failed in another climate target with greenhouse gas concentrations hitting record levels by the end of last year in the u. n. says the world is now way off track on capping rising temperatures with calmer dioxide levels, rising at a higher average rate than they have over the past decade. that's even with a temporary dip and emissions due to cov, 19 locked downs. and dutch climate experts or warning the netherlands could be at risk of higher sea levels. them previously forecast. large parts of the country lie below sea level, often by several meters. royal netherlands meteorological institute says sea levels along the coast could rise by 1.2 meters by the year, 2100. if global emissions are reduced around 2000000 people in can, you are facing starvation as a drought continues to ravage the countries north, east crops and food production are being hit hard and the price of goods is soaring . al jazeera katherine sawyer is in what year and a warning to some view is that some of the

and the world is failed and another climate targets with greenhouse gas levels hitting new records. last year the u. n. says the world is now way off track to cap rising temperatures. carbon dioxide levels are rising at the highest average rate in a decade. that's despise a temporary, different emissions to you to cobit 19 loc downs. will stephan is a climate change expert at a professor at the australian national university. he says it's in the interests of rich nations to help poor ones. it's a global problem. we all have to work together on this, and we'll have to do our fair share in that means we wealthy countries have to do more. we need to come out at glasgow, united no matter what our political systems are, no matter what or economic systems are. this is a global problem and we need everyone on board. so if there is, if there is this lack of trust, if there is this feeling that the wealthy countries are not pulling their fair share, that is going to be road confidence as we go into glasgow, it may certainly affect the outcome as we come out when you look at the impacts around the world, be a drought

and the world has failed and another climate target with greenhouse gas concentrations hitting record levels by the end of last year. the u . n. says the world is now way off track on capping rising temperatures with carbon dioxide levels rising at a higher average rate than they have over the past decade. that's even with a temporary dip and emissions due to cov 19 looked dams and dutch climate experts. a warning the netherlands could be at risk of highest sea level rise is the previously forecast. large parts of the country lie below sea level, often by several meters. the royal netherlands meteorological institutes the sea levels along the coast could rise by 1.2 meters by 2100. if global emissions aunt reduced around 2000000 people in tenure are facing starvation, as a drought continues to ravish the countries northeast crops and free production of being hard hit and price of goods is sorry, i'll just say was catherine saw you sent us this report from one year, a warning view is may find some images distressing in this part of what you are county, there's nothing left to eat for abdel mon hussein. abe's remaining cattle nearly

and the world has failed and another climate target with greenhouse gas levels hitting new records last year. the u. n. says the world as my way off track to cap rising temperatures. carbon dioxide levels are now rising at a higher average rates than they have been over the past decade. that's despite a temporary dip in emissions. you to co with 19 locked owns and arch climate experts and warning the netherlands could be at risk of higher sea level rises them previously forecast experts. so sea levels along the coast could rise by 1.2 meters by the year 20. oh, $100.00 global emissions aren't reduced, aren't parts of the country at ally below sea level. often my several meters are and 2000000 people in kenya are facing starvation as long as in droves affects harvests, the government has declared a national disaster. catherine, so reports from ne, in kenya, in this part of what you are county, there's nothing left to eat for abdi af, man. hussein abdulla is remaining cattle nearly every day he wakes up to this. his animals are wasting away and dying from hanger and disease. he said he's prized ball the wood

u. n. says the world is way off track to cap rising temperatures. greenhouse gas devils hit new records last year. carbon dioxide levels are rising at a higher rate than they've been over the past decade. that's even with a temporary dip and admissions. due to coven 19 locked else, and dutch climate experts are wanting, the netherlands could be at risk of higher sea level rises than previously forecast . experts say sea levels along the coast could rise by 1.2 meters by the year. 2100 . if global emissions aren't reduced, large parts of the country lie below sea level often by several meters. now a target for rich countries to provide poor nations with a $100000000000.00 every year to tackle global warming has been missed. a progress report was compiled by british german and canadian officials. finance to support developing nations will be a key issue at un climate talks and glasgow. next week. nigeria has launched a digital currency only months after bod, banks, and financial institutions in dealing with crypto comments is a common st. name. the narrow will operate as an electronic wallet.

the u. n. chief says the world needs to find a way of getting money and assistance into afghanistan now, and tony quoterush says agencies are doing their best, but they won't be able to cope if the economy collapses. meanwhile, afghanistan's acting foreign minister has been speaking in dough her after talks with the u. s. and the e. u. a mia con, kentucky said instability in afghanistan isn't in any one's interests. and he called for engagement. one of the top story, the tennessee and president, has approved a new government nearly 3 months after he fired the last one. the prime minister, nigella wooden, was appointed by say, last month said the administration's main priority will be to tackle corruption to ethiopia. now where the to gray people's liberation front says government troops of launch coordinated attacks on all fronts, the rebel se, heavy artillery tanks, fighter jets and drones are being used against them. the offensive was launch last week, but it does appear to be intensifying. there's been no immediate comments from the philippines government. nearly 2000000 people have been

protected. australia is one of the world's biggest emitters, per capita, and a major exporter oil and gas. meanwhile, the u. n's calling for much more ambitious targets. it says the world is way off tracked, kept rising temperatures. greenhouse gas devils hit new records last year. carbon dioxide levels and are rising at a higher average rate. they've been over the past decade. and one of the key issues at next week's un climate conference is how to finance a green transition. rich nations had promised to provide poor countries with a $100000000000.00 every year to tackle global warming. but a new report says that target has been missed and is more likely to be reached in 2023. that's 3 years later than originally planned. nigeria has launched a digital currency only months after it, bard banks and financial institutions and dealing with crypto currencies. the currency name, the entire will operate as an electronic wallet of madrid. reports now from boucher with after 3 would delay nigeria digital currency is now legal tender i did to launch president obama bahati says the ina will i show in opportunities or banks, customers and the country's economy lever of

protected. australia is one of the world's biggest emitters, per capita of the major exporter of coal, oil and gas. and the u. n. is calling for much more ambitious targets. it says the world is way of track to kept rising temperatures. greenhouse gas devils hit new records last year, carbon dioxide levels and are rising at a higher average rate. and they've been over the past decade. and one of the key issues that next week's un climate conference is how to finance a green transition rich nations had promised to provide poorer nations with a $100000000000.00 every year to tackle global warming. but a new report suggests that target has been missed and is more likely to be reached in 2023, that 3 years later than originally plans. let's bring in the will. stephanie's a climate change expert and professor at the australian national university joins us from camera. will good to help you back. so let's talk about climate finance 1st because it's always been a contentious issue, but this target was agreed way back in 2019. now we're hearing it won't be met until 20. 23. that's pretty disappointing, isn't it? it's very disappointing. because i think those of us in the

u. n is blaming south sedans, worst floods in 60 years on climate change for some areas. it's the 3rd straight year of extreme planning endangering livelihoods in their worlds youngest nation. the u. n. refugee agency says 700000 people have been affected. entire villages have been swept away. a u. n. plane carrying aid to ethiopia to gray region has been forced to a board. it's landing because of a government air strike. it's the 4th day of air raids. this wake on the to grind capital mark, hello. at least 7 people have been killed at every single refugee camp in bangladesh. gunman attacked a religious school, encompasses bazaar one person has been arrested. russia has reported a record number of deaths from code 19 in the past 24 hours for the 4th day in a row. that's more than a 1000 fatalities with the number of new cases. also, rising authorities are imposing more restrictions in the coming weeks, including a paid wake off, and they were new calls for people to get vaccinated. are only around a 3rd of russians fully inoculated to water. and you prove, to be honest, we're not even outraged anymore. we just feel sorry for these people, because even if you take our hospital, i can tell you the out of

air. drax responded to the claim, saying the figures of false figures are inaccurate and completely adults with what the world's leading climate. scientists at the u. n. a into governments panel on climate change, say about sustainable bio mass. been crucial to deliver in global climate targets. despite the figures the site still managed to retract more than 800000000 pounds in u. k. government subsidies. that's a 2000000 pounds every single day in 2020 alone. because of course, right. energy production reflects well on the government's climate record, but all of this is left the local, that boiling point shocking mailing it to her constantly william. yeah, that's not very good. if that's true, that is of worry. yeah that's, that's not good. well, not very good actually. now, no rabbit go to some to go out there allied to the community more than anything can live around there to build up a bit better and better for the children and zing. glad a lot more than oh, rather than go to were a bigger power station laila. so despite the neutral a negative pledges, in this case by our energy seems to be failing to protect the planets. in fact, it seems to be

it says the military intercepted an attack in the countryside. world ladies are in rome for the g. 20 summit discussing the global economic recovery from the pandemic. the u. n. chief is urging them to take ambitious action on climate change or risk subjecting the world to catastrophe and french president emanuel micron says a phishing dispute with the u. k. is a test of its credibility in a post works at world u. k. is threatening to conduct increased checks on all e u vessels fishing in its waters. if france goes ahead with a series of proposed sanctions and those of a headlines, the news continues here on al jazeera after the stream. bye for now. to many, i've been forced to flee their homes escaping violence, conflict and poverty. but in the last decade, weather related crises have become a primary trigger for the displacement of people as droughts, hurricane and floods besieged communities. hooked lines travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. a climate in crisis on al jazeera with i have semi ok welcome to the final bonus edition of the stream for 2021. nex

the world. the youngest nation, the u. n refugee agency says 700000 people have been effected, entire villages have been swept away. as unit c, i was seeing these as intensifying effects of climate change. so today has been very prone to cyclical drugs and flood sometimes happening the same time in a year. and this is nothing but just the effects of attention climate. so structure was like roads and bridges have been washed away or have been destroyed by the floods. and so we found ourselves in a situation where we have limited access to affected communities. which means that these effects, as communities are therefore cut off from vital humanitarian assistance. rescued cruise in napoleon, searching for more than 40 people after their homes were hit by floods and land slides. more than 100 others have died. in some areas, crops and houses have been destroyed. the government promised a relief package to help thirties as to trying to determine how many people have been displaced and the extent to the damage. there have been celebrations in the as

the you and food program is asking world leaders to take action and to release billions of dollars of frozen humanitarian donations. the u. n says the 2 thirds of afghanistan's population, that's 23000000 people. of food insecure al jazeera stephanie decker reports now from cobble count down 2 catastrophe, and one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. if not the worse, those are the warnings from the world food programs, executive director. if you look at the numbers over hoff buff gannons population are facing severe food insecurities in this latest report. 22.8000000 people. 14000000 of those children. and also interestingly saying that for the 1st time urban areas, areas like cobble in the main cities are facing the same rate of food insecurities as the rural areas. there are various reasons for this, but the main one also recently compounded by the fact that the international community is withholding billions and billions of dollars of much needed money here everyone. we've spoken to whether they're civil servants under the taliban government taliban fighters, people who work in the health sector and nurses, people who w

the world, according to the u. n. in the absence of education, some children say their only option now is to dig for gold in mines, which are again, b explains. at the morrow, mine and eastern uganda, 17 year old mateus is digging for gold. he says, if he doesn't find any, he doesn't get paid. if you come by give it run at that jazz. who are not good again, you go back home. now sometimes you get a little money like you or do and then those are 10000. you can't in shillings is the equivalent of around $2.80. schools and uganda had been closed since march 2020 . shortly after the 1st case of cove 19 was confirmed on the african continent. some classes reopened in february this year, but shut down again 4 months later as the country faced a surgeon infections. when comedy kimmy, schools were closed, i'd activities good glossed it was to use to come in on the wall over this activity to get what get some money for somebody. will it also foresee younger children because that nothing to do? the un says uganda is now the only country in africa where schools remain closed. 16 year old annette worry, she'll never catch up on the

since friday, 14 percent of the world's coral has been lost in less than a decade. a report by the u. n. backed global data network says more reefs are at risk of disappearing because of climate change. warming oceans are causing more coral bleaching events. and that's when corals under heat stress expel the algae living in their tissues and die. those headlines, more news coming up here in our desert. right after witness. i've not of you come here every year for either a 5 day festival where everyone dresses in white men, women, and children of birch and running quarter of the tigris river depend their body than wash away their sins. this baptism is a monday and ritual, also known as sabby in rob. they are the followers of one of the istic religion, which predates islam and christianity a monday. it is the 1st religion to the world, i believe in one god who created life and needed to have a lasting a skins or a bomb. well, the 1st books of prophet adams sheet and yeah, they want to dispel the myth about which cross and magic being associated with the gnostic religion. zavion say their numbers are baby a 5th of what th

the u. n's world food program is warning, global hunger will rise exponentially due to climate change. the agency says extreme weather will lead to displacement as people search for food. it's already happening in parts of africa, where drought and land degradation has led to arising conflicts. nicholas hark reports from central mccain of foster. it's on the u. n. helicopter that we travel to the city of kaya in central burkina, faso. the 2 our road journey from one to 2 has become too dangerous, even for humanitarian workers. the threat is the arm group, the slum estates in the greater sahara. under escort and bullet proof cars, we travel to theory, a village that has something armed groups wants and villagers need a well abundant in water at the height of the harvest season, keen darren ward, those village in the north of the country, was attacked by members of the ice and affiliate the killed farmers and herders install their projects in animals. she fled south, but then came a series of droughts. she fled again following the clouds, hoping for rain in searching for a place to plan her crops less o

the world coral has been lost in less than a decade. a report by the u. n. backed global dayton network says more reefs are at risk of disappearing because of climate change. warming oceans are causing more coral bleaching events as when corals and heats dress expel the colorful algae living in their tissues and die. just don't headlines. one use coming up right after inside story. teaching you can watch out to see were english streaming light on nike channels, plus thousands of our programs. award winning documentaries and debt. these reports subscribe to youtube dot com, forward slash al jazeera english. was there, an algerian nation before french conversation? that's the question. french president emanuel macross, reportedly asked the statement has angered algeria, what's behind this? and what does it tell us about france's colonial past? this isn't i spoke with alarm woke into the program. i'm him are on con, france, and algeria have had a complicated relationship for decades. although french colonial rule ended in the 1900 sixty's frogs has often been accused of interference. and algeri

feel better before taking them. 14 percent of the world's coral has been lost in less than a decade. a report by the u. n. backed global data network says more reefs are at risk of disappearing because of climate change. warming oceans are causing more coral bleaching events. that's when corals under heat stress expel the colorful algae living in the tissues and die. international terrorists won't be able to get into australia until sometime next year, even though borders are set to begin. reopening in november, the prime minister scott morrison says priority will be given to skilled migrants and students fully vaccinated citizens as well as residents have been stranded overseas will be able to go home from next month, and australians will be allowed to travel abroad. again. a group of teachers in new york has demonstrated against the vaccine mandates in the city. teachers and other staff members were required to be vaccinated against coven. 19 before schools opened on monday mer, bill de blasio has said, unvaccinated employees will be placed on unpaid leave. a judge denied the teacher's bid to halt the mandate. the vice vaccine rapidly

reflects the met a verse in a future world with formal online interaction says it brings together the company's acts, including instagram. i'm what's up under one umbrella. united states in the u. n. are increasing the pressure on students military as confrontations between security forces. and protesters continue in haul to the un security council called for the restoration of a civilian that government. those the headlines news continues, hey, on out thereafter. democracy maybe ah, 25 years ago, new iraq in the syllabus in the middle east begin a 2 part documentary series, monday the 25th anniversary of al jazeera telling the story of the channel lawn out became a recognized global brand. ah, the story of al jazeera, a unique path. ah ah, ah, ah, with some with my destiny with oh you yeah. i totally, he does love. yes. he just lived with love. go over here. good. would you want money? you get lost a job over there. yeah, no one there on to record. mm. khadija is not with. thus he'd be the monkey my messages. yes. plenty of them are gonna fill out a little question related to remove the laser as well as the subject of the disturbing the another there. are you guys the bill? it i

the u. n. a humanitarian coordinator for lebanon, says that nearly 80 percent of its population has been pushed into poverty. lebanon's grappling with an economic crisis which the world bank is described as one of the worst, anywhere in the last 150 years. fuel medicines and basic necessities are running critically short. u. s. strong. make up. mark says that it's developed a cove at 19 pill that reduces hospitalizations and deaths by half. the data hasn't yet been peer reviewed the company and seeking emergency authorization in the u. s . at live pictures here from the canary islands, where a volcanic eruption is intensifying to new flows of emotional la paloma volcano, 1st to rupture 2 weeks ago, forcing thousands of people to leave the homes. and those are the headlines. more news of the inside story next. ah, it was a tough partnership from the start, but now cracks is showing between civilian and military players in sedans, transitional government. is it on the brink? glad does this leave the drive towards democracy. this is inside story. ah. alone welcome to the show. i'm sammy's. a than a split is widening between sedans, military and civilian leaders, and att

the world food program says unprecedented and numbers are at risk. conflict. drought and an economic crisis are combining as winter approaches. the u. n's calling on the international community to immediately release suspended aid donations. embassies in turkey had put out statements reaffirming respect for their host. sovereignty follows a threat by president ur to one to expel ambassadors from 10 western countries. the envoys at call for the release of the jailed activists accused of being involved in a coup attempt in turkey. in 2016, australia's promising to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 35 percent by 2030 prime minister scott morrison is aiming from that 0 emissions by 2050. but he said the goal will not be put into law and that jobs will be protected. australia is one of the world's biggest emitters, per capita, and a major exporter of coal, oil and gas. the humans calling much more ambitious targets. it says the world is way off track to cap rising temperatures. greenhouse gas levels hit new records last year, despite a dip during covered 19 locked downs. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here now to 0. a

u. n. and the world health organization that, that is being compounded by the health care crisis. here in of garrison, out of the 2300 clinic supported internationally. they say that we 400 the left functional with, with basic necessities stacked with basic and medicines that are needed to, to, to keep functioning about 2000 of them. and now have been forced to shut down because they've run out of medicines because the doctors have walked out because they haven't received any money. and that is compounded by the financial situation in which people millions of i've got simply aren't being paid because there's nothing to pay them with before the war during the relatively speaking more prosperous years of the u. s. a. did national occupation, 75 percent of, of garrison's expenditure was funded from abroad. so these are cash contributions from the united states, europe, and other countries. those have entirely stopped that even of garrison's money, which had had saved up, has been frozen. and international bank accounts of got a son has now been cut off from all of them. and the situation, as i said, verges on collaborative calamity that will be felt worldwide. a

the outage is affecting billions of uses around the world. evidence of human rights violations in libya, a u. n. report says war crimes were lightly committed against civilians and migrants. i'll take this very personally. your report was almost over prisoner or there was also this our, we look at the u. s. opioid crisis has several major pharmacy chains. go on trial, accused of healing the problem. and the nobel prize in medicine goes to, to american scientist for research on how the human body yaks to temperature and touch. and in sports at tennis chiefs open an investigation into abuse allegations against alexander's vera. the german denies the claims made by his former girlfriend and backs the introduction of a domestic violence policy. for professional players. ah, thank you very much for joining as social media giant facebook and all of its platforms are experiencing a major outage carrying communication between billions of people around the world. facebook, instagram and the messaging service whatsapp have been hit. whatsapp is the world's most popular messaging app and reports more than 2000000000 m

the world bank have stopped providing a financial assistance. so what the taliban leaders here are looking for is some much needed assistance. the u. n. refugee agency is issuing awarding today saying that 3 and a half 1000000 afghans have been displaced by war, half rely on foreign aid. and if that assistance by the international community does not begin flowing again, there will be quote, a catastrophe by winter with regard to security. yes. the taliban leaders are saying they will go it alone. they can on their own, contain the threat of iso in afghanistan. but surely the united states delegation as well as the afghan delegation, will be looking to see if they can find any common ground on the issue of security . the united states of the international community remain very worried that afghanistan will return to being a safe haven for arm groups and use as a staging ground for attacks elsewhere. in the meantime, we know that the united states is not the only focus of the afghan delegations meetings here. they have met with countries, and they will be meeting with representatives from the e. u and other countries. in the coming days. natasha going on keeping eye on the taliban. y

the world food program. and at least 2000000 children malnourished because of acute food shortages . meanwhile, 90 percent of afghanistan's health facilities are closed because of the lack of international aid. the u. n says $600000000.00 is needed to sustain basic humanitarian operations for the next few months. before the taliban takeover in august, international aid accounted for 75 percent of state spending. stephanie decker reports from cul thousands of kilometers away from afghanistan, the political negotiations go on. following their talk to the americans, the taliban delegation met european representatives in katara capital, doha, afghanistan on the agenda to at this virtual g. 20 meeting, led by italy. prime minister matthew draggy, warned of a humanitarian disaster. oh, the variety of bruce humanitarian emergency that is unfolding is very serious illness. many people in representatives of international organizations and the united nations. i've talked of humanitarian catastrophe, oklahoma, and they have noticed that with the onset of winter, so the situation will get worse. in cobble, hardly any one has any money as well to get one of the salami. i want to think the arrival of these la mc emirat

say will go to fund some of presidents. fight in social spending plan. world leaders will begin gathering on sunday for climate summit and the u. nng most countries are far behind their climate goals. a new report from the u. n today says most of the 190 countries that agreed to the 2015 paris climate accord are far from reaching their targets to cut carbon emissions. the report says the current plans from the u. s europe, china and india would result in the globe. warming by 2.7 degrees celsius by the end of the century. more testimony in the trial against former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes why prosecutors played old television interviews of homes. showing her confidence in the company and another mild day after that massive storm this weekend, chief meteorologist bill martin will show us what to expect for the rest of th ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i'v

my world had orders in doha, coming up in the next 60 minutes. evidence of human rights violations in libya, a u. n. report says war crimes were unlikely committed against civilians and migrants. if he appears prime minister avia medice thorn in for his 2nd term, but faces a number of challenges including the conflict in tig right. also this our, the biden administration says it doesn't want to worst intentions with china. as it outlines is straight policy with b g, any nobel prize in medicine goes to 2 american scientists will research on how the human body reacts to temperature and touch. and on pete symmetry, their sports, tom brady enhances his legendary status with another record and organizes for beijing. 2022. i know. corner foods must be vaccinated to complete him upcoming test events. ah, thank you very much for joining us. a you, an investigation says all sides in libya's conflicts have committed violations that may include war crimes, a details, accounts of murder, torture enslavement and rape. maybe has been in conflict since the death of its former leader, more market off in 2011 with rival adminis

u. n. is blaming south sedans, worst floods in 60 years on climate change. for some areas, it is the 3rd straight year of extreme flooding, endangering livelihoods in the world's youngest nation. the un refugee agency says 700000 people have been affected. a you and plane carrying aide for a job he has to grow region has been forced to a board landing because of a government, a strike. it's the 4th day of a ride this week and the to grind capital mcellen's. the government says it was aware of the inbound flight. at least 7 people have been killed at a re hinge refugee camp in bangladesh. come and attacked a religious school and cox's bizarre one person has been arrested last month or a hinge and later was shot dead in the camp. hey, these national police chief has resigned after protests against gang violence in the deteriorating security situation. workers have been on a general strike since monday, after the abduction of a group of christian missionaries. and the cinema tucker has been killed and a direct injured after. after alec baldwin fired a prop gun on the film said in new mexico, no charges have been filed and the investigation is underway. those are the headline stage 2 now for blood and t ah.

u. n is blaming south sedans, worse floods, and 60 years on climate change. for some areas it's the 3rd street europe, extreme flooding, endangering livelihoods in the world's youngest nation. the un refugee agency says 700000 people have been affected and un plane carrying aid to ethiopia as t gray region has enforced the aboard its landing. because if a government airstrike, it's the 4th theft, air raids this week on the to brian capital mckelly. at least 7 people have been killed at a row hinge era. fiji camp and bangladesh gunman attacks a religious school and costs his bazaar. one person has been arrested haiti's, national police chief, has resigned after protest against gang violence and a deteriorating security situation. workers have been on a general strike since monday. after the abduction of a group of christian missionaries, a gang leader has threatened to kill them if a ransom isn't pains. a cinematographer has been killed and the director injured after actor. alec baldwin fired a prop done on a film set in new mexico. no charges have been filed and an investigation is underway. those are the latest headlines on al jazeera. we'll have more news right at the top of the hour, but up next i

u. n. is blaming south sedans worth floods in 60 years on climate change. for some areas, it's the 3rd straight year of xtreme flooding, endangering livelihoods in the world. the youngest nation, the refugee agency, says 700000 people have been effected. entire villages have been swept away. i lunacy, i was seeing these as intensifying effects of climate change. so today has been very prone to cyclical drugs and floods, sometimes happening the same time in a year. and this is nothing but just the effects of attention climate. so structure was like roads and bridges have been washed away or have been destroyed by the floods. and so we found ourselves in a situation where we have limited access to affected communities. which means that these effects, as communities are therefore cut off from vital humanitarian assistance and un plane and carrying a few of us to region has been forced to abort. it's landing because if a government airstrike, it's the 4th day of air age this week on the to ryan capital mckelly. the un previously just accused the government if an effective blockade on the region preventing aid from getting in its children's agency says the number of children going hungry has surged, more t

u. n. have also said, actually that this probable crimes against humanity, war crimes wells, can the un do? what can the international community do? it seems like you say it's thought just, it's a new front and a world has been going on for such a long time. them been able to stop in so for one things of the adage, nash created, he can do is cut the flow of money that the me a mar, milton receives from oil and gas companies like chevron total energy is and pasco, if the international community was to cut off his biggest source of hard currency for the regime. then not that would strike her a very clear blow and would stop him from getting the money they need to maintain their grip on power. but the, the generals been in power for so long and even if they're not in power officially they always, they also own a lot of the industry. i mean, they just the only game in town. how do you stop? lo makes them. that's what makes the me, in my military so vulnerable sanctions, is that if they have a business ambar and so you can now go after their business interests are as well as making sure that they don't get money. that should be going to do my government of me, but that hasn't happened. and sanctions have